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Body excerpt retained for review: A creature described by the natives as something very similar to an ourang-outang is supposed by many colonists to exist in the mountain ranges at the back of Western Port, but their ideas of it are mixed up with such a superstitious dread as to induce many to consider it only in the light of an imaginary being, created by their own fears, or by interested...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Geelong, VIC (VIC): medium", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.1493248, "map_longitude": 144.3598241, "map_place_name": "Geelong, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1847 - Geelong Advertiser", "date_band": "early_colonial" }, { "record_id": 641, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1488-sydney-morning-herald-article-1847", "title": "1847 - Sydney Morning Herald Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1847", "year": 1847, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1488-sydney-morning-herald-article-1847", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1847 - Sydney Morning Herald Article. 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Augustus Miles", "author": null, "date_published": "1854", "year": 1854, "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "snippet": "al occhio,\" the mythraic superstition still rife in the Mediterra- nean, and known to the natives of Australia as a sacred myth. This imprinting of the hand also obtains among the North- American Indians. It was an ancient custom, and widely diffused. Robertson, in his \"Hindoo Customs,\" says, that in the Mysore country the natives, in order to guard against evil spirits, dip their hands in lime, and impress it on the doors and walls of their houses, believing they are then under the protection of their deity. In reference to these caves in which the impressions of hands appear, and which the natives informed me were the hands of \".", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2312; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2107, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-mile:jstor-3014132:evil-spirit:006", "title": "evil spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. 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In order to eject this evil spirit a method of enchantment is used among the Western-Australian blacks, which introduces the super- stition of the mystic piece.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "evil spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "evil spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2313; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2108, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-mile:jstor-3014132:evil-spirit:007", "title": "evil spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. 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Mackenzie, \" by the person.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "evil spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "evil spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2314; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2109, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-mile:jstor-3014132:phantom:008", "title": "phantom in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "author": null, "date_published": "1854", "year": 1854, "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "snippet": "rofess to derive 22 W. A. Miles on Demigods and Daemomia. their power from some pretended communication with this object. Although there seems to he nothing deserving the name of a regular religious rite among them, I am disposed to think that some peculiar ceremonies which have been observed within the last two years are intended to propitiate this dreaded phantom, and to avert the consequences of its anger. And I think in their ceremonies and superstitions may be traced the ob- scure and nearly obliterated relics of the ancient ophilatria, or serpent worship, still extant in India and Africa. \" I am fully convinced that these.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "phantom", "figure_name_as_printed": "phantom", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2315; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2110, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-mile:jstor-3014132:ghosts:009", "title": "ghosts in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. 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The peasantry believe moths and butterflies to be embodiments of the souls of.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2316; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2111, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-mile:jstor-3014132:spirits:010", "title": "spirits in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "author": null, "date_published": "1854", "year": 1854, "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "snippet": "alects of which I have heard, (amydeet,jajowrong, amerjig, koligan, amy gai, &c.,) appears to be identical with the words used to b 2 20 W. A. Miles on Demigods and Dcemonia. describe the soul when separated from the body. I once, and but once, saw a singular ceremonious dance on the Loddon station, which was called \" Yapene amy gai,\" or dance of sepa- rate spirits. It was avowedly a novel affair to nearly all the actors, and was taught by an old man from the westward, since dead. In this ceremony, after a very singular and not un- pleasing dance with branches in either hand, all, with the exception of the two old men who were.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2317; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2112, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-mile:jstor-3014132:spirits:011", "title": "spirits in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "author": null, "date_published": "1854", "year": 1854, "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "snippet": "he name of this imaginary being is Binbeal. They assign to him the making of an original pair, from whom has descended the present race of man. There is evidently much vagueness and obscurity in their notions on this particular topic. But they are more distinct in their representation of the relation he is to bear to them after death. He is said to take the spirits of deceased natives and subject them to a sort of purgatory, placing them in fire to try them whether good or bad ; the good are at once liberated, but the bad are made to suffer for an indefinite time. They have sometimes replied to my inquiry ' who made all things V.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2318; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2113, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-mile:jstor-3014132:spirit:012", "title": "spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "author": null, "date_published": "1854", "year": 1854, "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "snippet": "d shews that Ophic worship prevailed in the wilds of America as well as in the wildernesses of Australia. For an account of this serpent mound in Western America, see \"Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley.\" The natives on the Murray and Murrumbidgee rivers be- lieve in a spirit of the waters, named \" Biam.\" (See Eyre, vol. ii. p. 362.) Like all their spirits, he is supposed to be a black man. He is believed to be deformed at the extremities, and is always sitting cross-legged on the ground, or ferrying about in his canoe. He is a spirit of such dreaded and malignant power that there are certain sorcerers particularly.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2319; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2114, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-mile:jstor-3014132:spirit:013", "title": "spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "author": null, "date_published": "1854", "year": 1854, "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "snippet": "s it, then they proceed fur- ther: if it gives an affirmative, the inquest is then continued there. It is believed that the affirmative is given when the W. A. Miles on Demigods and Dcemonia. 17 corpse is moved round, which motion is said to be produced by the body itself, influenced by \" kuin-yo,\" who is hovering over the bier. (In the Egyptian paintings a spirit is repre- sented hovering over a corpse stretched upon a bier.) If the murderer is present, the bier is said to carry itself against him, so that some of the branches on which the corpse is laid may touch him, and then a fight ensues. (See Teichellmann's Vocabulary, p..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2320; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2115, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-mile:jstor-3014132:spirit:014", "title": "spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "author": null, "date_published": "1854", "year": 1854, "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "snippet": "by the lashings of his enormous tail. This will be again referred to under the subject of superstitions in reference to ophic worship. Among the Murray-River tribes a net, during sickness, is worn as a charm round the waist, and it is called \" mw-tum.\" The sorcerers are called \"mm-tappa.\" (See Angas, vol. i. p. 93.) At Port Jackson the natives believed in a spirit named \" mawn.\" (See Tench's \" Port Jackson,\" p. 106.) They would not touch a corpse, believing that the \" mawn \" would seize and fasten upon them in the night. W. A. Miles on Demigods and Dcemonia. 19 The following interesting paper, from the able pen of Mr. Assistant.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2321; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2116, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-mile:jstor-3014132:spirit:015", "title": "spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. 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What a remarkable coincidence,\" remarks the worthy compiler, \" with the opinions of the ancient nations !\" Among the Swan- River tribes the spirit is supposed to go far away in the west to the island of souls. (See Rev. D. Mackenzie's \" Emigrant's Guide,\" in verb. \" Netengar.\") The Naowe tribe, according to Angas, believe that their ghosts de- part and people the islands in Spencer's Gulf. 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While the steamboat Urara stopped to land supplies from Sydney, Mr. Atchison showed me over the establishment, the condition of which was highly creditable to its spirited proprietor ; and I was told at the time that he had con- tracted to kill and cure five thousand head of cattle for Clark Irving, Esq., the member of parliament for the Clarence District. 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At present, with a government five hundred miles off, and evidently caring nothing fi>r their interests or welfare, the people have no spirit to do anything in the way of availii^ themselves of the extraordinary capabilities of the country. These will be developed very speedily, and to a wonder^ extent, under a more rational system. 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On the contrary, in the genuine spirit of rivalry, they go a step beyond their neighbours, and lodge a claim with his Excellency lor being constituted not only a separate municipality, but the capital of Queensland I In their address to the governor, on his first visit to the Downs, afier congratulating him.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1947; quality B.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1762, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-lang:queenslandaustr00langgoog:spirit:004", "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "author": null, "date_published": "1861", "year": 1861, "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ent castle, the soene of many early associations, and now quite as uninhabited as this, « l^th. — To the left or westward (^ that supposed river channel, A mighty isolated mountain mass diut out any view of the furtBer course of the water of the valley formed between it and these slopes; but as the very lowest point of the whole horizon, as indicated by the spirit-level of the theodolite, lay in that direc- tion, I determined to pursue that bearing (10^ W. of N.)throiigh the opei forest oountiy that intervened. I found that the moun- tain commanding this view was elevated 2247 feet above the sea. 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At all events Davies saw that his life was no longer in safety, and that his only security lay in putting the old black fellow in bodily fear of him. 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Several, interrogated by the missionaries Schmelin, Campbell, and Moffitt, declared that they had no idea whatever of a God or devil, or any spirit, of a future state, or immortality of the soul ; and yet they had in general acute intellects and excellent memories.\" Nay, the Danish Govemmejit having had an exploratoiy ex- pedition, under the command of Captain Graah, an able and zealous naval officer of that.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1950; quality B.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1765, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-lang:queenslandaustr00langgoog:ghost:007", "title": "ghost in Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "author": null, "date_published": "1861", "year": 1861, "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "lf being situated on the elevated point of land already men- tioned, and commanding a beautiful view of the bay with its fine scenery all round. But— ** * Every leaf was at rest, and I heard not a sound ' from the uninhabited mansion. It looked like one of those haunted houses that one sometimes sees in England, and that nobody will occupy for fear of * the ghost ;' and when we reflected that it would probably cost from 1500/. to 2000/. to erect such a cot- tage, with all its appendages, in Sydney, and that it would rent, if there, at 200/. a year, our party named it ' Bigge's Folly,' and rode on. 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In regard to the word Mawgooy^ I may mention, as an additional illustration- of the singular diversity of languages among the aborigines of Australia, that it is not known among another tribe of black natives whom Davies visited, considerably farther northward ; the word there for the ghost of a man being Muthevj and for that of a woman Tarcan, The synonyme for a ghost in another tribe which he visited was Balooyeh, I met with Davies quite accidentally at a squatter's station, on. the Pine River, where he arrived on one of the evenings I was there, along.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1952; quality B.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1767, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-lang:queenslandaustr00langgoog:ghost:009", "title": "ghost in Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "author": null, "date_published": "1861", "year": 1861, "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "he Australian dialects. There are at least twenty-five different dialects spoken within 200 miles' radius of Brisbane. \" Turrubul *' is spoken at Brisbane, and \" Dippil \" about the Glasshouse mountains, sixty miles north- ward from the capital of Queensland. [The vowels are pronounced as in French.] English. Turrubul. 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They also believe in the existence of many demons, of whom Tnrra- mullun is the chief. They say that Turramullun .is the author of disease and of medical skill, of mischief and of wisdom also ; that he appears in the form of a serpent at their great assemblies. It is remarkable that they have everywhere applied to white men the word originally meaning *' ghost \" or supernatural being. At Moreton Bay '^makoron\" is ghost, demon, or white fellow; a little way firom here \" magui \" bears these meanings ; and on the Barwan and Namoi ** wunda \" stands for the same. 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That clause, I am happy to add, providing as it did for the separation of Moreton Bay, has proved the Magna Charta of Queensland. It is a saying of the great Martin Luther, that wherever €rod plants a church the devil is sure to have a public-house erected right opposite. 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Internal diseases are imiformly ascribed to witchcraft or sor- cery. Some black fellow, it is alleged, ill-disposed towards the^i patient, has swallowed a stone or bone, and vomiting it up again, .has spit it out at him, a process which is sure to make him ill, n THE ABORIGINES.. 841 if not to kill him. 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From their manner of living, and especially from their always having a fire burning on the bare ground in front of their miser- able huts, close to where they sleep, they are peculiarly subject to accidents from fire. Their feet are often burnt severely, and sometimes other parts of their bodies. Internal diseases are imiformly ascribed to witchcraft or sor- cery. Some black fellow, it is alleged, ill-disposed towards the^i patient, has swallowed a stone or bone, and vomiting it up again, .has spit it out at him, a process which is sure to make him ill, n THE ABORIGINES.. 841 if not to kill him. The wizard is.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "wizard", "figure_name_as_printed": "wizard", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1958; quality B.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1773, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-lang:queenslandaustr00langgoog:wizard:015", "title": "wizard in Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "author": null, "date_published": "1861", "year": 1861, "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "alleged, ill-disposed towards the^i patient, has swallowed a stone or bone, and vomiting it up again, .has spit it out at him, a process which is sure to make him ill, n THE ABORIGINES.. 841 if not to kill him. The wizard is supposed, moreover, to possess the power of conveying himself under ground to the object of his deadly malice ; and when the charge of witchcraft is thus fixed upon a particular individual by the supposed injured party, he is given up to death by his own tribe, and no injury is inflicted on the avenger of blood who puts him to death. 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The skin of a dead man, placed either imder or over the patient, is supposed to be a powerful specific against sorcery or witchcraft, in cases of disease. A few months after Davies, or Darumboy, a runaway convict, who was recovered from the natives by Mr. Andrew Petrie, at Wide Bay, after having lived among them for fourteen years, had joined the tribe in which he was so long naturalised, he was.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1960; quality B.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1775, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-lang:queenslandaustr00langgoog:witch:017", "title": "witch in Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "author": null, "date_published": "1861", "year": 1861, "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ting out the blood either into the pitcher, or into a small hole dug in the ground to receive it. Under this process the disease or malign influence is supposed to pass out of the body of the patient along the belt into the mouth of the operator, who spits it out with the blood ; the attendants chanting all the while — Baggar mudlo yacca, The stranger has bewitched him, Daggar weng. The stranger is a bad fellow, Baggar bumma. Beat the stranger. Occasionally the aboriginal practitioners blow upon the patient as strongly as they can ; but for what specific purpose I have not been able to ascertain. 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If the deceased has fallen in battle there is no coroner's in- quest, so to speak, held on the subject of his death ; but if he has died a natural death, in the vigour of youth or manhood, it is ▲ A3 S6S QUEENSLAND. always presumed bj the natiyes that his dissolution has been brought about hj some un&ir means — by witchcrail or sorcery, of course — and an inquiiy into the cause of it is instituted accord- ingly. With this Tiew the soothsayer or exorcist of the tribe, or some person corresponding to the priest Chalcas in the Grecian army under the walls of Troy (for superstition is.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1962; quality B.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1777, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-lang:queenslandaustr00langgoog:witch:019", "title": "witch in Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "author": null, "date_published": "1861", "year": 1861, "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "out for death, and though nothing should be done to him at the time, he is sure to be eventually surprised and killed, and his body to be disposed of in the same way. The skins of the de- ceased are carefully preserved among the tribe, and, as I have already observed, are frequently placed either under or over sick persons, as an effectual specific against witchcraft or sorcery. The aborigines of Australia are, therefore, decided cannibals ; the general mode of disposing of the dead being the one I have described, and the exceptions being merely the cases of old men and women dying of the infirmities of age.* In the latter cases.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1963; quality B.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1778, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-lang:queenslandaustr00langgoog:giant:020", "title": "giant in Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "author": null, "date_published": "1861", "year": 1861, "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "he noble river, which winds almost under foot, and appears and disappears, and appears again as it pursues its tortuous course through the dark forest to the bay, or is traced upwards towards its sources, presents ever and anon points of view surpassingly beauti^ ; the tiu<^ brushes on its banks, with the majestic Moreton Bay pine, overtopping all the other giants of the forest, ma%ly indicating the ^pots of extraordinary fertility where the hand of man is perhaps erecting his future dwelling, and transforming the wilderness into smiling £mns and fruitful fields. 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In size they rival the giant productions of some of our southern brushes, whilst their leaves are long, straight, and pendant, the leaf-bearing twigs drooping down fi'om the boughs in the same style as the weeping willow, which tree in appearance the tea-tree of the Fitzroy veiy much resembles. 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S, while a word ending in a liquid^ having indeed no consonants but liquids, is quite in accordance with the smooth sound of their usual speech; and because '< Immanuel\" is a word which I can literally translate into the aboriginal language, as I could not at present do with the names of *^ Jesus\" and *' Christ\" ('^ngeane-kunda-Baiame\" in Kamilaroi means *' with us God\".) I prepared and distributed at Moggil six tracts in TurrubuL On the road to Warwick, on the 26 th, X met an aboriginal native of the F F 2 436 APPENDIX L Hunter BiTer district who had been to Scotland. 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At length, on the 25th of March, 1846, the city of Sydney was electrified at the sudden apparition of Dr. Leichhardt and his party (with the single exception of Mr. Gilbert, the naturalist, who had unfortunately been speared by the natives at the south- eastern head of the Gulf of Carpentaria), direct fix)m Port Essington ; having accomplished the grand object of.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "apparition", "figure_name_as_printed": "apparition", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1971; quality B.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3716, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-lang:queenslandaustr00langgoog:spirit:68a8d6eb0cf4b2cc", "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "author": null, "date_published": "1861", "year": 1861, "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "tle soreness on this private accoimt, amid the general rejoicings, and Dr. Leichhardt's departure from an old-established rule, as well as his actual no- menclature, was made the subject of unfriendly criticism in various quarters. But Dr. Leichhardt had received no favours, for which to be thankful at the time, in these quarters ; and he was of too manly a spirit to resort to such a mode of obtaining them in future. There were also a few private individuals who had ren- 112 QUEENSLAND. dered him aamstance in bis day of small thingB, and whose claims on his grateful remembrance he was of too generous a nature to foiget; and he had.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4775; quality B.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3717, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-lang:queenslandaustr00langgoog:spirit:eba1968da5b87a9b", "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "author": null, "date_published": "1861", "year": 1861, "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "and in religion.' \" We object to coolies because, being an ignorant and inferior race of people, they would themselves be sufferers from the tyrannical propensities of their employers, and would, by being COTTON, THE FUTURE STAPLE OP QUEENSLAND. 239 themselves reduced to slavery, degrade the community in which they live. They have neither the energy nor the spirit to oppose attempts made on their rights and privileges. \" We object to them because their presence, as a distinct race, would retard our national progress, and tend to overthrow our civil and religious liberty ; and when they were old and used up, or disabled, they would.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4776; quality B.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3718, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-lang:queenslandaustr00langgoog:spirit:cca432191ac93986", "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "author": null, "date_published": "1861", "year": 1861, "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "t they were the first portion of the family of man that reached the south-eastern extremity of Asia, and peopled the multitude of the isles of the Indian Archipelago ; which they ap- pear to have done by passing successively, in the course of ages, from island to island, northward, eastward, and southward, as * Observations, &0., p. 589» 318 QUEENSLAKD. the spirit of adyentiire — or accident, in the case of unexpected storms at sea — or the eyent of war, compelling the yanqxiished to take to their boats, to save themselves from an indiscriminate massacre on shore, had gradually led to the discovery and occu- pation of another and.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4778; quality B.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3719, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-lang:queenslandaustr00langgoog:spirit:fdffba18e2e047c0", "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "author": null, "date_published": "1861", "year": 1861, "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "Why she had done so? she repUedwith the greatest apparent indiffe- rencc)- \" Piccaninny too much cry I \" 880 QUEENSLAND. tions, under the European colonists ; the tribe in actual possession of any &yourable locality obliging the supernumeraries, or weaker members of its body, to swarm off £x)m time to time, and find « new coimtry for themselves. War and the spirit of ady^itore may doubtless have contributed to the q)eedief and more exten-^ fiive occupation of the countiy ; but when actual possession has been secured in any of these ways, the right whidi it is supposed to imply is universaUy re^>ected by the natives, except in.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4779; quality B.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3720, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-lang:queenslandaustr00langgoog:spirits:6c0d49ef45e18cda", "title": "spirits in Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "author": null, "date_published": "1861", "year": 1861, "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ing peculiar in the tones of his voice, they are sure to take him off with the most ludicrous effect. In the older settlements of Australia, the sight of a whole company of black natives — both men and women — in a state of beastly intoxication is, imfortunately, by no means uncom- mon; but at Moreton Bay they have happily not yet learned ^►to relish ardent spirits, and the sight of a European under their influence affords them the greatest amusement. 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In the older settlements of Australia, the sight of a whole company of black natives — both men and women — in a state of beastly intoxication is, imfortunately, by no means uncom- mon; but at Moreton Bay they have happily not yet learned ^►to relish ardent spirits, and the sight of a European under their influence affords them the greatest amusement. 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The natives ascribe this disease to the influence of Budyah, an evil spirit who delights in mischief. Baker, however, had been vaccinated, and did not take the disease ; for although the medical men of the colony are of opinion that it is a different disease from the small- pox, that wonderful specific appears to be equally effectual in.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4781; quality B.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3722, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-lang:queenslandaustr00langgoog:spirits:a810cd87bf7827e3", "title": "spirits in Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "author": null, "date_published": "1861", "year": 1861, "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "rned from the sea to visit them again ; and one native appeared firmly to believe, that his father was come back in the person of either Lee or Connoway (two of the number), and took him to the spot where his body had been burned. On being told that immense numbers of people existed fer beyond their little knowledge, they instantly pronounced them to be the spirits of their countrymen, which, after death, had migrated into other regions.\"* I happened, from time to time, to hear of individual cases of the same kind, in various parts of New South Wales, particularly at the Wollombi, in the district of Hunter's River, and in the Cow-.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4782; quality B.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3723, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-lang:queenslandaustr00langgoog:spirit:403a4f6852e22d33", "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "author": null, "date_published": "1861", "year": 1861, "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "vellers to be entertained - by bar- barous tribes on the subject of God and of religion. The Apostle Paul informs us, that \" the world,\" that is the Grecian and Eoman world, \" by wisdom knew not God ; \" and are we to suppose that the American Indians, with the comparatively pure and exalted ideas they are alleged by certain writers to entertain of the Great Spirit, and the miserable aborigines of Australia, who, according to Count Strzelecki, are equally good theologians, have attained to a knowledge in divine things which escaped the keenest researches of the sages of Greece and Eome ? 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They have no religion, no prayers, sacrifices, or other religious observances ; but they have a notion of higher unembodied beings, and ascribe a spirit or power to fire, water, air, the ocean, &c.\"t In answer to a question which I proposed in writing to the Kev. 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Body excerpt retained for review: Source: The Naturalist - Braidwood Dispatch, 1870's", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Braidwood, NSW (NSW): high; New South Wales (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.4388907, "map_longitude": 149.7955552, "map_place_name": "Braidwood, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1870 - The Naturalist Article. Source-stated location: Braidwood, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: The Naturalist - Braidwood Dispatch, 1870's", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 604, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1460-waneton-new-south-wales-1871", "title": "Warneton, New South Wales 1871", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1871", "year": 1871, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1460-waneton-new-south-wales-1871", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Warneton, New South Wales 1871. Source-stated location: Warneton/Belgrave, New South Wales (Both towns no longer exist), close to Kempsey. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: \" ANOTHER GORILLA - It is said by persons frequenting the neighbourhood of Belgrave, that a gorilla has made its appearance in that vicinity.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Warneton/Belgrave, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.0701491, "map_longitude": 152.7782276, "map_place_name": "Warneton/Belgrave, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Warneton/Belgrave, New South Wales (Both towns no longer exist), close to Kempsey", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 647, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1640-darling-downa-gazette-1871", "title": "1871 - Darling Downa Gazette", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1871", "year": 1871, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1640-darling-downa-gazette-1871", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1871 - Darling Downa Gazette. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: We (Port Denison Times) have heard before of the existence, in the country around Mount Dryander and Crystalbrook, of an animal answering somewhat to the description of the gorilla, and of which the black fellows are said to be greatly afraid.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Dryander National Park, QLD (QLD): high; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "named_feature", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -20.2330678, "map_longitude": 148.5825667, "map_place_name": "Dryander National Park, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "named_feature", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1871 - Darling Downa Gazette. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: We (Port Denison Times) have heard before of the existence, in the country around Mount Dryander and Crystalbrook, of an animal answering somewhat to the description of the gorilla, and of which the black fellows are said to be greatly afraid.", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 648, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1481-illawarra-mercury-article-1871", "title": "1871 - Illawarra Mercury Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1871", "year": 1871, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1481-illawarra-mercury-article-1871", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1871 - Illawarra Mercury Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Illawarra, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: 'A supposed Gorilla', newspaper cutting on the back of the plate deplicting gorillas in a copy of Beeton's Dictionary of Natural History (London 1871) in the Woolongong Public Library. The cutting is inscribed 'Mercury 14th April 1871' and is probably from The Illawarra Mercury (Woolongong) of that date. The same The Empire (Sydney) 17th April 1871, p.2.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Illawarra, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.4614504, "map_longitude": 150.790409, "map_place_name": "Illawarra, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1871 - Illawarra Mercury Article", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 649, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1644-illustrated-australian-news-1871", "title": "1871 - Illustrated Australian News", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1871", "year": 1871, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1644-illustrated-australian-news-1871", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1871 - Illustrated Australian News. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: More tidings of the Australian gorilla. Since the report of the strange animal seen by Mr. George Osborne on the Avondale Ranges, and which he supposes was a gorilla, has appeared, speculations regarding the existence and species of that natural curiosity have been rife in the Illawarra district.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Avondale, Illawarra, NSW (NSW): high; New South Wales (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.5230556, "map_longitude": 150.7327778, "map_place_name": "Avondale, Illawarra, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1871 - Illustrated Australian News. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: More tidings of the Australian gorilla. Since the report of the strange animal seen by Mr. George Osborne on the Avondale Ranges, and which he supposes was a gorilla, has appeared, speculations regarding the existence and species of that natural curiosity have been rife in the Illawarra district.", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 650, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1930-1871-queanbeyan-age-jingera-sighted", "title": "1871 - Queanbeyan Age, Jingera Sighted", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "December 14, 1871", "year": 1871, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1930-1871-queanbeyan-age-jingera-sighted", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1871 - Queanbeyan Age, Jingera Sighted. Location cue from public page title/path: Queanbeyan, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: We gather from our Cooma contemporary, that \"from the fastnesses of the Jingeras, adjacent to or in the district of Monaro, comes the startling intelligence that a 'wild man' has been seen in that place.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queanbeyan, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.3524518, "map_longitude": 149.2337634, "map_place_name": "Queanbeyan, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1871 - Queanbeyan Age, Jingera Sighted", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 651, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1510-the-empire-article-1871", "title": "1871 - The Empire NSW", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1871", "year": 1871, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1510-the-empire-article-1871", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1871 - The Empire NSW. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: \"ANOTHER GORILLA.-It is said by persons frequenting the neighborhood of Belgrave, that a gorilla has made its appearance in that vicinity. A short time ago a camp of blacks were so scared by the appearance of the alleged monster, that they left their camp, and hastened with all possible speed to Warneton, and refused to return.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 652, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1643-empire-sydney-1871-1", "title": "1871 (1) - Empire, Sydney", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1871", "year": 1871, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1643-empire-sydney-1871-1", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1871 (1) - Empire, Sydney. Location cue from public page title/path: Sydney, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: We are indebted to the Illawarra Mercury for the following particulars supplied by Mr. George Osborne, of the Illawarra Hotel, Dapto, concerning a strange looking animal, which he saw last Monday, and which he believes was a gorilla.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sydney, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8698439, "map_longitude": 151.2082848, "map_place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1871 (1) - Empire, Sydney", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 653, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1642-empire-sydney-1871-2", "title": "1871 (2) - Empire, Sydney", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "May 2, 1871", "year": 1871, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1642-empire-sydney-1871-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1871 (2) - Empire, Sydney. Location cue from public page title/path: Sydney, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: SINCE the report of the strange animal seen by Mr. George Osborne, on the Avondale ranges; and which he supposes was a gorilla, has appeared, speculations regarding the existence and species of that natural curiosity have been rife in this district.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sydney, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8698439, "map_longitude": 151.2082848, "map_place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1871 (2) - Empire, Sydney", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 654, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1482-illawarra-mercury-article-1871-2", "title": "1871 (2) - Illawarra Mercury Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1871", "year": 1871, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1482-illawarra-mercury-article-1871-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1871 (2) - Illawarra Mercury Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Illawarra, New South Wales. 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To add to the terror of their situation, an enormous whale, driven in by the storm, rose close to them, and began beating the water \"within a few yards of the stern of the boat.\" From this sea-giant their good fortune preserved them, and by dint of tugging at the oars they succeeded, after four hours' incessant labour, in effecting a landing on the beach. So great was the violence of the surf, that the boat was swamped and nearly carried out to sea. 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Speak, thou gloomy Pythagorean!\" \"Most men,\" began Pontifex, \"however roughly the world has used them, can recall a period in their lives when they were absolutely happy, when each night closed with the collection of new pleasures tasted, when the progress of.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "embodied ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "embodied ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2479; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2261, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-clarke-human-repe:pga-clarke-human-repetends:ghost:002", "title": "ghost in Human Repetends", "publication": "Human Repetends; Marcus Clarke", "author": null, "date_published": "1872", "year": 1872, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0601221.txt", "snippet": "lose her before a word could pass between us, appeared to give me the right to seek to know more of her. The proud queen of many a fantastic dream-revel; the sad chatelaine of many an air-built castle; had this portrait leapt to life beneath my glances as bounded to earth the nymph from beneath the chisel of Pygmalion? Had the lost one who passed me like a ghost in the gloaming come out of the grave in which they had placed her four hundred years ago? What meant this resurrection of buried beauty? What was the mysterious portent of this living presentment of a dead and forgotten sin? I saw the poor creature buried. 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Hence, it is entirely their own affair whether their mess bills are extravagant or economical. They can have anything within the rather wide range of the station store. PATES DE FOIE GRAS, ortolans, roast ostrich, novels, top-boots, double-barrelled guns, IF THEY LIKE TO PAY FOR THEM--with one exception. No wine, no spirits! Neither are they permitted to bring these stimulants \"on to the grounds\" for their private use. Grog at shearing? Matches in a powder-mill! It's very sad and bad; but our Anglo-Saxon industrial or defensive champion cannot be trusted with the fire-water. 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Navvies, men-of-war's men, soldiers, AND shearers--fine fellows all. But though the younger men might only drink in moderation, the majority and the older men are utterly without self-control once in the front of temptation. And wars, 'wounds without cause,' hot heads, shaking hands, delay and bad shearing, would be the inevitable results of spirits A LA DISCRETION. 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Did you bring shame on her ? \" \"Idid.\" \" Like as not you're tired of it all. Look at the lights in those tents and houses; every one is your enemy. Brace yourself and get home.\" \" Wait till I get my swag ; we go part of the way to- gether.\" He was out again soon, and found her standing where he left her. To see them now, white like ghosts, walking through the drifts with a purpose upon them that demanded silence and speed, with the air of fighting the night and its obstacles and the road and its distance — enemies to them, as all else — ^they looked like outcasts for whom was no sanctuary. 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Baiame goe : \" Kamil murruba God said, \" Not it is good for man alone giwlr gandil ijuddelago ; gaia giwlrgo to dwell ; I for man woman will make.\" Inar gimbille.\" Ila Baiame inar gimobi ; Then God.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Baiame", "figure_name_as_printed": "Baiame", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2269; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2064, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:baiame:004", "title": "Baiame in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "I. (Extracts from a Missionary Primer, prepared for the Kamilaroi-spcaTcinr/ People.) [ Verbatim translation.'] Baiame gir giwlr gimobi ; mal giwir God verily man made ; first man Adam. Adam. Baiame goe : \" Kamil murruba God said, \" Not it is good for man alone giwlr gandil ijuddelago ; gaia giwlrgo to dwell ; I for man woman will make.\" Inar gimbille.\" Ila Baiame inar gimobi ; Then God woman made ; first woman mal inar Iva ; Iva gullr Adamu. Eve ; Eve wife of Adam. Adam buba murrigu, buba wondagu, Adam father of blackfellow, — father of buba kanugo ; Iva gumba murrigu, gumba whitefellow, — father of all. Eve mother wundagu, gumba.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Baiame", "figure_name_as_printed": "Baiame", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2270; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2065, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:baiame:005", "title": "Baiame in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "f blackfellow, — father of buba kanugo ; Iva gumba murrigu, gumba whitefellow, — father of all. Eve mother wundagu, gumba kanugo. of blackfellow, — mother of whitefellow, — mother of all. Adam Iva ellibu warawara yanani. Adam, Eve also astray went. All men, Kanugo giwir kanugo inar warawara all women astray went ; all bad became. yanani; kanugo kagil ginyi. Baiame yili God angry became, said, \"All men, all ginyi, goe, \"\"Kanugo giwir kanugo inar women astray went, all bad became ; I . warawara yanani, kanugo kagil ginyi ; gaia them dead will strike.\" Immanuel, son garma balu bumale.\" Immanuel, \"Wurume of God, said, \" No ! not thou.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Baiame", "figure_name_as_printed": "Baiame", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2271; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2066, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:baiame:006", "title": "Baiame in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "all women astray went ; all bad became. yanani; kanugo kagil ginyi. Baiame yili God angry became, said, \"All men, all ginyi, goe, \"\"Kanugo giwir kanugo inar women astray went, all bad became ; I . warawara yanani, kanugo kagil ginyi ; gaia them dead will strike.\" Immanuel, son garma balu bumale.\" Immanuel, \"Wurume of God, said, \" No ! not thou them smite ; Baiamegu, goe, \"Kamil! Kamil ginda thou me smite ; I will die, men, women garma bumala, ginda gunna bumala, gaia alive to be.\" balugi, giwir inar moron gigigo.\" Murruba Immanuel ; kamil garagedul Good is Immanuel ; not another is murruba yealokwai genua. good like Him. Ilambo.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Baiame", "figure_name_as_printed": "Baiame", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2272; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2067, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:baia-me:007", "title": "Baia-me in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "or for all the operations of Bhaia-mi to man, and from man to Bhaia-mi.\" For my own part, before seeing what Mr. Gttnther and Mr. Greenway had written, I heard of Baia-me from the Aborigines on the Namoi and Barwan. Many of them, when asked concerning any object, such as as the river, trees, sun, stars, &c, — who made these ? uniformly and readily replied \" Baiame.\" And many of them have said to me in answer to questions about him, — as old King Bory of Gingi did in 1871, — \" Kamil naia nummi Baiame ; naia winunulda (I have not seen Baiame ; I hear him).\" In Pikumbul, Baiame is called Anambu, and by some Minumbu. The Wailwun.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Baia-me", "figure_name_as_printed": "Baia-me", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2273; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2068, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:baia-me:008", "title": "Baia-me in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "had written, I heard of Baia-me from the Aborigines on the Namoi and Barwan. Many of them, when asked concerning any object, such as as the river, trees, sun, stars, &c, — who made these ? uniformly and readily replied \" Baiame.\" And many of them have said to me in answer to questions about him, — as old King Bory of Gingi did in 1871, — \" Kamil naia nummi Baiame ; naia winunulda (I have not seen Baiame ; I hear him).\" In Pikumbul, Baiame is called Anambu, and by some Minumbu. The Wailwun blacks, according to Mr. Thomas Honery, of the Upper Hunter, who was brought up on the Barwan, and was familiarly acquainted with the tribe,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Baia-me", "figure_name_as_printed": "Baia-me", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2274; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2069, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:009", "title": "spirit in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "familiarly acquainted with the tribe, relate the following ancient traditions : — Baiame first made man at Murula, a mountain between the Barwan and the Narran Bivers. He formerly lived among men. And in the stony ridges between those two rivers there is a bole in the rock, shaped like a man, two or three times as large as a common man. In this, it is said, Baiame used to rest himself. He had a large tribe round him, whom he fed at a place called Mldul. Suddenly he vanished from them, and went up to heaven. Still, though unseen, he provides them food, making the grass to grow for them. And they believe he will come back at a.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2275; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2070, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:010", "title": "spirit in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "was formerly an evil spirit called \" Mullion\" (eagle) who lived in a very high tree, at Girra on the Barwan, and used to come down and seize men and devour them. The people often tried to drive away Mullion, by piling wood at the foot of the tree and setting fire to it. But the wood was always pushed away by an invisible hand ; and the fire was of no avail. Baiame, seeing their trouble, told a blackfellow to get a \" murru- wunda\" (red mouse) and put a lighted straw in its mouth, and let it run up the tree. This set fire to the tree : and as it blazed up, they saw Mullion fly away in the smoke. He never returned. The smoke from the.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2276; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2071, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:011", "title": "spirit in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "\" Grnowdenont\"; and \"they have an idea of a very wicked spirit named Guambucootchaly.\" II.— GOOD AND EVIL SPIRITS. The Aborigines believe in many spirits. \" Wunda\"is the common name for these among the Kamilaroi and neighbouring tribes. Anything mysterious or supernatural is called \" wunda.\" One of the chief of these is Turramulan, who acts as the agent of Baiame. In some places, however, Turramulan is spoken of as an evil being, or an enemy of man. His name signifies \" leg-only-on-one-side\" or lame. He has a wife called \" Muni Burre- bean\" (egg-like, nourishing-with-milk.\") She has the duty of instructing women ; for they may not.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2277; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2072, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirits:012", "title": "spirits in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "e, but rose and went to the west, across the sea, to the unknown land of spirits, whither his father and mother followed him, and there they have ever since remained.\" Bony, the Murri from the Balonne, who gave me the table of numbers up to twenty, declared this as his belief: — \"Murruba murri (good men), when they die go up to guna- gulla (sky), to be with Baiame. Kagil murri (bad men) never come up any more. He is murruba who speaks glrii (truth) and is kind to his fellow-men. He is kagil who tells gunial (lies) and kills men by striking them secretly. It is no harm to kill a man in fair fight.\" Billy, a very old blackfellow of.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2278; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2073, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:baia-me:013", "title": "Baia-me in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "endowed with magical power, so that by throwing it at an enemy sickness can be injected. According to some, Baia-me is supposed to be present at the Bora, and is personated by one of the old men ; others say it is Turramulan, the agent of Baia-me, or mediator, who appears. As above mentioned, in some of the tribes a sacred wand, \"Dhurumbulum,\" given them by Baiame is exhibited, and the sight of this wand as waved by the old men in sight of the candidates imparts manly qualities. Before I heard of this wand, a black- fellow from Twofold Bay, near the south-east corner of this Colony, at a distance of full 600 miles from the Namoi,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Baia-me", "figure_name_as_printed": "Baia-me", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2279; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2074, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:baia-me:014", "title": "Baia-me in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "with which they express various shades of thought. The inflections of verbs and nouns, the derivation and composition of words, the arrangement of sentences, and the methods of imparting emphasis, indicate an accuracy of thought, and a force of expression, surpassing all that is commonly supposed to be attainable by a savage race. Their tradition concerning Baia-me (the Maker of All) as a ray of true light which has passed down through many generations, may well suggest to their Christian fellow-countrymen that this branch of the family of Man has been from the beginning an object of our Heavenly Father's preserving mercy. And for.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Baia-me", "figure_name_as_printed": "Baia-me", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2280; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2075, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:ghost:015", "title": "ghost in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "UNS. 1. Deity. God Baia-me or B-haia-me. In Wiradhuri the word is pronounced Baiamai. This name of Deity is known among many tribes on the Narran, the Darling and its tributaries. It is evidently derived, as Bev. C. C. Greenway has pointed out, from \" baia,\" to make or build. In the ancient and still preserved creed of the Mum — \" He who built all things is Baia-me.\" The Kamilaroi blacks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2281; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2076, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirits:016", "title": "spirits in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ev. L. E. Threlkeld, who laboured zealously for years among the Aborigines at Lake Macquarie, near Newcastle, and who has recorded many of their traditions concerning various spirits, has made no mention of any belief entertained by them concerning one Supreme Being. If the blacks of Lake Macquarie had held any such belief as that of the Kamilaroi people in Baia-me, surely Mr. Threlkeld would have heard and recorded it. But as the result of an extensive observation, I believe that the natives of some parts of the interior are superior to those on the coast. 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L. E. Threlkeld, who laboured zealously for years among the Aborigines at Lake Macquarie, near Newcastle, and who has recorded many of their traditions concerning various spirits, has made no mention of any belief entertained by them concerning one Supreme Being. If the blacks of Lake Macquarie had held any such belief as that of the Kamilaroi people in Baia-me, surely Mr. Threlkeld would have heard and recorded it. But as the result of an extensive observatio", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2077, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:ghost:017", "title": "ghost in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ributaries. It is evidently derived, as Bev. C. C. Greenway has pointed out, from \" baia,\" to make or build. In the ancient and still preserved creed of the Mum — \" He who built all things is Baia-me.\" The Kamilaroi blacks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white men. So.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2283; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B; Moreton Bay, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "named_feature", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.2397819, "map_longitude": 153.2539994, "map_place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "map_location_role": "narrative_setting", "map_location_type": "named_feature", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "uilt all things is Baia-me.\" The Kamilaroi blacks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white men. So.", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2078, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:ghost:018", "title": "ghost in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "cks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white men. So the Namoi and Barwan blacks call white men \" wunda.\" 18 VOCABULARY OF KAMILAROI. 2. Man : his distinctive and relative names. man (vir) giwir woman yinar or mar {They have no word for \"homo.\") Australian aboriginal mum.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2284; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B; Moreton Bay, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "named_feature", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.2397819, "map_longitude": 153.2539994, "map_place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "map_location_role": "narrative_setting", "map_location_type": "named_feature", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "cks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white men. So the Namoi and Barwan blacks call white men \" wunda.\" 18 VOCABULARY OF KAMILAROI. 2. 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Wofct^Eotri HE language of Illawarra, from Wollongong to the Shoal- haven. These words were taken from Lizzie (half-caste), daughter of a woman of the Illawarra Tribe, and wife of John Malone. NOUNS. 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The rain ceased in time for him to go to the Eaces ; and he told me that the blackfellows up in the Worrumbul (Milky Way) had stopped the rain for him. Bory was a young man, living on a plain 50 miles from the Barwan, when he first saw white men ; he thought they were wunda (ghosts) ; he ran away when he first saw a horse. After that a white man came and lived a long time among the blacks ; Bory made fishing-nets for him. This white man had very long hair and beard ; he returned up the Namoi for Sydney. Henry Bose, by birth Ippai Tuluma, the son of.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2287; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 2082, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:supernatural:022", "title": "supernatural in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "re came from it, the first fire ever given to man. Presently, however, Wang, an evil spirit in the form of a crow, flew away with the fire ; but the good Karakarok restored it. Mr. Beveridge, in the evidence he gave before the Select Committee of the Legis- lative Council of Victoria, in 1858, said of the Aborigines \" They believe in one all- presiding good Spirit,\" whom they call \" Grnowdenont\"; and \"they have an idea of a very wicked spirit named Guambucootchaly.\" II.— GOOD AND EVIL SPIRITS. The Aborigines believe in many spirits. \" Wunda\"is the common name for these among the Kamilaroi and neighbouring tribes. 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Mr. Beveridge, in the evidence he gave before the Select Committee of the Legis- lative Council of Victoria, in 1858, said of the Aborigines \" They believe in one all- presiding good Spirit,\" whom they call \" Grnowdenont\"; and \"they have an idea of a very wicked spirit named Guambucootchaly.\" II.— GOOD AND EVIL SPIRITS. The Aborigines believe in many spirits. \" Wunda\"is the common name for these among the Kamilaroi and neighbouring tribes. Anything mysterious or supernatural is called \" wunda.\" One of the chief of these is Turramulan, who acts as the agent of Baiame. 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It is evidently derived, as Bev. C. C. Greenway has pointed out, from \" baia,\" to make or build. In the ancient and still preserved creed of the Mum — \" He who built all things is Baia-me.\" The Kamilaroi blacks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. 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They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white.", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3920, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:62ebdf2c5f496eb2", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "and still preserved creed of the Mum — \" He who built all things is Baia-me.\" The Kamilaroi blacks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white men. So the Namoi and Barwan blacks call white men \" wunda.\" 18 VOCABULARY OF KAMILAROI. 2. 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They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white men. So the Namoi and Barwan blacks call white men \" wunda.\" 18 VOCABULARY OF KAMILAROI. 2. 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Wofct^Eotri HE language of Illawarra, from Wollongong to the Shoal- haven. These words were taken from Lizzie (half-caste), daughter of a woman of the Illawarra Tribe, and wife of John Malone. NOUNS. 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L. E. Threlkeld, who laboured zealously for years among the Aborigines at Lake Macquarie, near Newcastle, and who has recorded many of their traditions concerning various spirits, has made no mention of any belief entertained by them concerning one Supreme Being. If the blacks of Lake Macquarie had held any such belief as that of the Kamilaroi people in Baia-me, surely Mr. Threlkeld would have heard and recorded it. But as the result of an.", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3925, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:66884d3d09e4d07a", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "as large as a common man. In this, it is said, Baiame used to rest himself. He had a large tribe round him, whom he fed at a place called Mldul. Suddenly he vanished from them, and went up to heaven. Still, though unseen, he provides them food, making the grass to grow for them. And they believe he will come back at a future time. There was formerly an evil spirit called \" Mullion\" (eagle) who lived in a very high tree, at Girra on the Barwan, and used to come down and seize men and devour them. The people often tried to drive away Mullion, by piling wood at the foot of the tree and setting fire to it. But the wood was always.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4991; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3926, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirits:31f7842b4b3e21d2", "title": "spirits in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "Melbourne, by J. Pullar & Co., says \" The Murray [River] natives believe in a Being with supreme attributes, whom they call Nourelle. Nourelle never dies ; and blackfellows go to him, and never die again.\" From the same writer we learn that the natives of the Loddon ascribe the creation of man and of all things to Binbeal. They say that Binbeal subjects the spirits of deceased persons to an ordeal of fire, to try whether they are good or bad. The good he liberates at once ; the bad are confined and punished. At Western Port, in Victoria, there was a tradition that Bonjil, or Pundyil, created men. He formerly lived at the falls of.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4992; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3927, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:e7e4abc80b2f74c2", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "and is now in the sky. Pundyil seeing the earth overrun with serpents, sent his good daughter Karakarok with a long staff to destroy these tormentors of men. Karakarok killed many ; but this good work was stopped by the breaking of her staff. As the staff snapped in two, fire came from it, the first fire ever given to man. Presently, however, Wang, an evil spirit in the form of a crow, flew away with the fire ; but the good Karakarok restored it. Mr. Beveridge, in the evidence he gave before the Select Committee of the Legis- lative Council of Victoria, in 1858, said of the Aborigines \" They believe in one all- presiding good.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4993; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3928, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:7f828e2a0a0a5aab", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "\" (egg-like, nourishing-with-milk.\") She has the duty of instructing women ; for they may not see Turramulan on pain of death. And even when mention is made of Turramulan, or of the Bora at which he presides, the women slink away, knowing that it it unlawful for them so much as to hear anything about such matters. 138 TRADITIONS. \" Tohi\" is the name for the spirit of man ; \"bunna\" is that part of him which dies. \"When the bunna returns to dust the \" tohi,\" may become a wunda. The wunda may enter some other body. \"Wicked men are punished by the degradation of their souls. Their \" tohi\" may be condemned to animate a beast. But the.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4994; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3929, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:4e7ae63fc5ca8e15", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ch matters. 138 TRADITIONS. \" Tohi\" is the name for the spirit of man ; \"bunna\" is that part of him which dies. \"When the bunna returns to dust the \" tohi,\" may become a wunda. The wunda may enter some other body. \"Wicked men are punished by the degradation of their souls. Their \" tohi\" may be condemned to animate a beast. But the good are rewarded by their spirits passing into beings of superior condition. And the Aborigines generally acknowledge the superiority of white men by saying that some of the good Murri, after their decease, arise as white-fellows. Among the Wailwun tribes \" Kinirkinlr\" are the spirits of the departed,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4995; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3930, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:b63efcb3376e1769", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ation of their souls. Their \" tohi\" may be condemned to animate a beast. But the good are rewarded by their spirits passing into beings of superior condition. And the Aborigines generally acknowledge the superiority of white men by saying that some of the good Murri, after their decease, arise as white-fellows. Among the Wailwun tribes \" Kinirkinlr\" are the spirits of the departed, wandering over the face of the earth. \" Yo-wl\" is a spirit that roams over the earth at night. \" Wawi\" is a snake or a monster, as large as a gum-tree (30 to 40 feet high), with a small head and a neck like a snake. 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His thigh-bone — 4 feet long, 7 or 8 inches in diameter, and tapering in form — is carried about by one of the tribes. It was found in the ridges of Murula. The Murui of the tribe (select men) have charge of it. According to Mr. J. M.Allan, (examined before the Select Committee above mentioned) the Aborigines \" believe in the existence of evil spirits, whom they seek to propitiate by offerings. Water spirits are called \" Turong\" ; land spirits \" pot-koorok\" ; another is \" tambora,\" inhabiting caves. These they suppose to be females without heads. The sun (yarh) and moon (unnung) they suppose to be spirits. \" Why.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4997; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3932, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirits:08e45b34ebe72344", "title": "spirits in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "mined before the Select Committee above mentioned) the Aborigines \" believe in the existence of evil spirits, whom they seek to propitiate by offerings. Water spirits are called \" Turong\" ; land spirits \" pot-koorok\" ; another is \" tambora,\" inhabiting caves. These they suppose to be females without heads. The sun (yarh) and moon (unnung) they suppose to be spirits. \" Why churl\" is their name for a star. They are much afraid of thunder and lightning, calling the former — \" Mum- dell.\" Mr. M'Kellar, on the same occasion, said \" They do, according to their manner, worship the host of heaven, and believe particular constellations.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4998; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3933, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirits:45e32f0395b1be92", "title": "spirits in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "heal, but without success ; where- upon it was declared that Wallinyup should also die, as his son had died. If Bindinwor's wound could have been healed, the natives think death could have had no power over them. Bindinwor, though deprived of life and buried, did not remain in the grave, but rose and went to the west, across the sea, to the unknown land of spirits, whither his father and mother followed him, and there they have ever since remained.\" Bony, the Murri from the Balonne, who gave me the table of numbers up to twenty, declared this as his belief: — \"Murruba murri (good men), when they die go up to guna- gulla (sky), to.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4999; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3934, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:f1f8b45caf1c2520", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": ".\" Kulala jerabaddi yaoalia ijatenwalla; The barbed-spears spear them on this jerumbaddi murrilaora merero. side and that; the barbed-spears were sticking up. Munaoraggarila ; yaoalia yuinyumbulo They went to join the Munowra (con- Wunbuleriba. stellation) Wunbula, their husband, on the other side. Jerra Thurawaldhery. A Thuraioal Story. Yirrama Karwer. The Spirit of the Fig Tree. Tandi gai karwerullago. \" I am going for wild figs.\" TJai, yannig kainandha yandhanai. \" Very well ; go ; go on ; start away.\" Kurmunnu, biagaly. Net, basket. \"Wunnomainbala kurwery ; kurma He picked the figs ; filled net and biagaly gobimata. basket..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5000; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3935, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:ae608b6d3f711d20", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ng for wild figs.\" TJai, yannig kainandha yandhanai. \" Very well ; go ; go on ; start away.\" Kurmunnu, biagaly. Net, basket. \"Wunnomainbala kurwery ; kurma He picked the figs ; filled net and biagaly gobimata. basket. Kullymirgaia, biagaly wal, gobimata Cut more bangaly for basket, and filled kurwery. them with figs. Yandhanai inumbaianai, kubaia yirra- The spirit comes ; catches him ; swal- main. lows him. TiTaindhanai wurri nadjongo, undhumaia Takes him to the water, drinks, spits dhurawaia. out again. Jellunjiiranadthanai ; yangundaianai ; Looks back ; tickles him ; looks at him, nanyinajellanai, yallumbunyainoi yangun- comes.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5001; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3936, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:15ca6fd77eff3df3", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "uagunalaia, yallumbunga, yangun- Goes away ; comes back and tickles dabillajaia. Jauia warry jaulajilaia, him again. A long way goes, comes back yangundibbala jella. and tickles him again. Jaugunalaia war-ry bobaradha. Ya Groes a very long way to the mountains. jauianabulgo thobararalunbilla,ye maunda He gets up, runs to the sea, and jumps wunanye. in ; the spirit very near catches him. 146 TALES. Kaiugoyia yangaruya ya wudjut yendag . Into the sea he goes, the spirit along the beach walks. Barungaga thallybunbila ya kurubun Upon an island he got ; to the rocks went juya yirraina. Karrugaia \" yuinya ya-a-i ! \" the spirit. He.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5002; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3937, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:f7c6c42e390254ef", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "jauianabulgo thobararalunbilla,ye maunda He gets up, runs to the sea, and jumps wunanye. in ; the spirit very near catches him. 146 TALES. Kaiugoyia yangaruya ya wudjut yendag . Into the sea he goes, the spirit along the beach walks. Barungaga thallybunbila ya kurubun Upon an island he got ; to the rocks went juya yirraina. Karrugaia \" yuinya ya-a-i ! \" the spirit. He shouted — \" Come here !\" Karuganbilla. Shouted again. Gummagaimathauakulwaiona. \" Yirra- They fetch spears ; walk round him. ma na pulla! \" Mudgerypurria. Parrilan- \" The spirit is this way !\" The man got kanaia, yerrauaga, yirribalaia. into a canoe. The spirit could.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5003; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3938, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:f739d92cf615e5c3", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "the sea he goes, the spirit along the beach walks. Barungaga thallybunbila ya kurubun Upon an island he got ; to the rocks went juya yirraina. Karrugaia \" yuinya ya-a-i ! \" the spirit. He shouted — \" Come here !\" Karuganbilla. Shouted again. Gummagaimathauakulwaiona. \" Yirra- They fetch spears ; walk round him. ma na pulla! \" Mudgerypurria. Parrilan- \" The spirit is this way !\" The man got kanaia, yerrauaga, yirribalaia. into a canoe. The spirit could not be found ; he went into the rocks ; he got into the hole. Mullimula. The Plea ides. Thurawaldheri Kurialla. A Thurawal Story. Tenda Jeju mulliwauthama Jejugko Came the Moon ; was.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5004; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3939, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:3d43c46d8673da15", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "iah, Yeraman buraldi, \\, Blackfellow very fat, Horses driving, Wi wi kurral-ah, Firewood sawing, Millimbrai kakullah, Milking cows crying out, Kirawa ! Looking for them. BAO-ILLI — SONGS. 149 V. This baoilli (in the \"Wolaroi dialect) is in derision of one belonging to another tribe. His slightness is contemptuously described. Mulla mulla gha ibbelean bull A spirit like an emu, as a whirlwind, Bunnakunni bunnakunni, hastens, hastens, Kirami gunman lays violent hold on travelling Dhuddl gaia ! Uncle of mine ! Inghil nunmalinni exhausts with fatigue, Bunda \"Wahnl. Then throws him down (helpless). VI. Some of their songs are called \".", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5005; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3940, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:cc2e3cb1f77c9c6a", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "f wickedness and folly that such an unnatural custom could be introduced, even among a savage people. It is still more mysterious that the thought of such an act could be suggested in vision to the holy prophet Ezekiel. In the Aborigines it seems to be one mode — the most degrading mode that ever entered the mind of man — of carrying out the impulses of the spirit, common in all ages, which animated the pagan stoic and the christian ascetic. By the flogging and the knocking out of the tooth, the young men are taught to glory in suffering anguish, and to believe that it is manly to endure pain without a cry or a groan. On the same.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5006; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3941, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:ghost:6380e5cadf13ca0f", "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "as I can judge it means — Come and sing with me ; there are plenty ; come and sing.) VIII. The next ugal was apparently composed for the chase. Diga diga burula, Plenty of wild dogs. Murrinj, dibura. The blackfellows are spearing them. 150 BAO-ILLI — SONGS. IX. The following bao-illi was new and fashionable on the Namoi, in 1871. Bukkamulli mullimulli, The ghost was skinning him, duburrjer wine. he doubled him up and let him fall. They sing these short songs to simple and pleasant melodies. Sometimes they repeat the first line six or eight times, sometimes the last ; and as they repeat they let their voices fall to a lower key,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5007; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3942, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:spirit:979d25e8b012c35f", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": ", in 1858, said of the Aborigines \" They believe in one all- presiding good Spirit,\" whom they call \" Grnowdenont\"; and \"they have an idea of a very wicked spirit named Guambucootchaly.\" II.— GOOD AND EVIL SPIRITS. The Aborigines believe in many spirits. \" Wunda\"is the common name for these among the Kamilaroi and neighbouring tribes. Anything mysterious or supernatural is called \" wunda.\" One of the chief of these is Turramulan, who acts as the agent of Baiame. In some places, however, Turramulan is spoken of as an evil being, or an enemy of man. His name signifies \" leg-only-on-one-side\" or lame. He has a wife called \" Muni.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5008; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3943, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:baiame:b3ec78b052f8ba86", "title": "Baiame in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "k. Paul, Barnabas, also there came. Paul was speaking ; the lame man GURRE KAMILAHOI. 43 wlnugailone. Paul kaia ljuminildone, kakuldone, \" waria rjurriba dinnaga.\" Turjgordul parine, yanani ellebu. Burulabu giwir rjumrni, goe \" ljipai !\" kakudone \" Baimae bular yarine yealok- wai giwir.\" Paul, Baraba ellibu, bunna- rjunne, kakuldone, \" kurria ! karnil neane baiame ; neane giwir yealokwai nindai. ljeane guiye duri ; neane budda ginyi ; neane yili ginyi, yealo geane murru rjurri- nillone. ljeane murru goalda burulabu ; kurria rjindai yealo kagil gigile: berudi warraia, ljummilla Baiame moron. Baiame gir gunagulla, taon, burul kolle,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Baiame", "figure_name_as_printed": "Baiame", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5009; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3944, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-ridl:kmilariother00ridlrich:baiame:3e11f06f4744cbf2", "title": "Baiame in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "author": null, "date_published": "1875", "year": 1875, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "e \" ljipai !\" kakudone \" Baimae bular yarine yealok- wai giwir.\" Paul, Baraba ellibu, bunna- rjunne, kakuldone, \" kurria ! karnil neane baiame ; neane giwir yealokwai nindai. ljeane guiye duri ; neane budda ginyi ; neane yili ginyi, yealo geane murru rjurri- nillone. ljeane murru goalda burulabu ; kurria rjindai yealo kagil gigile: berudi warraia, ljummilla Baiame moron. Baiame gir gunagulla, taon, burul kolle, kanuno minnaminnabul gimobi. Baiame yalwuna Baiame.\" him was hearing. Paul earnestly looked, he cried aloud, \" Stand upright on feet.\" The lame man leapt, walked also. 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Orion is called Berai-berai (a young man). This young man was said to have been \"burul wlnunailun miai-miai\" (much thinking, or desirous of young women), when Baiame caught him up to the sky, near to the \" miai-miai\" (the Pleiades), whose beauty had attracted him. He has a boomerang in his hand, and a ghuliir (belt) round his waist. 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The Bora is held whenever there is a considerable number of youths of an age to be admitted to the rank of manhood. Old Billy MurrI Bundar, at Burburgate, told me that the Creator, \" Baiame,\" long ago, commanded the people to keep the Bora, and gave them the Dhurumbulum, or sacred wand, for this purpose. He said any one of the men might demand that a Bora be held. 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It is so done, he said, all over the country, and always will be. The dictator chooses a suitable spot for the purpose, and fixes the day for the opening of the ceremony. The ground is regarded as conse- crated to Baiame, and his will is obeyed in carrying out the service. Notice is given three weeks at least, sometimes three months before the ceremony begins. During the interval the trees on the chosen ground are ornamented with figures of snakes and birds cut with the tomahawk. 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In.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1736; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1559, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:nativetribessou00benngoog:witch:015", "title": "witch in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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A curious instance of sorcery and its effects upon the native imagination was brought to light recently in the Supreme Court.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1737; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1560, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:nativetribessou00benngoog:witch:016", "title": "witch in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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I know, however, that at present the effect is.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1738; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1561, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:nativetribessou00benngoog:giant:017", "title": "giant in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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W, Y, Teat, tint, threat Cur, fur.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "giant", "figure_name_as_printed": "giant", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1739; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1562, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:nativetribessou00benngoog:supernatural:018", "title": "supernatural in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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A lad had died at the camp from inflammation of the stomach, aggravated by its happening to come on just after an old heathen had threatened the boy with sorcery for some trifling.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "supernatural", "figure_name_as_printed": "supernatural", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1740; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1563, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:nativetribessou00benngoog:supernatural:019", "title": "supernatural in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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A certain amount of influence, however, is exercised.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "supernatural", "figure_name_as_printed": "supernatural", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1741; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1564, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:nativetribessou00benngoog:supernatural:020", "title": "supernatural in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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In order to illustrate the former, they describe it as very small, so minute that it.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "supernatural", "figure_name_as_printed": "supernatural", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1742; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1565, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:nativetribessou00benngoog:supernatural:021", "title": "supernatural in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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Last summer two battles took place, one for murder.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "supernatural", "figure_name_as_printed": "supernatural", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1743; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1616, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-sa-f:folkloremannersc00taplrich:spirit:001", "title": "spirit in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "author": null, "date_published": "1879", "year": 1879, "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "sly held by tribes of savage hunters. But their efforts very much mitigated many of the evils which arose. No doubt to their labois — especially those of Mr. Moorhouse — we owe it that the instances of ill treatment of the aborigines bj white settlers, or of outrages by natives, have been so few and unimportant in the history of South Australia A determined spirit of humanity has always been evinced by the leading men of the colony, and they have thus supported the efforts of those whose duty it was officially to care for the aborigines. There are now in connection with the Aborigines' Department fifty-six depots for the.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1798; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1617, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-sa-f:folkloremannersc00taplrich:spirit:002", "title": "spirit in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "author": null, "date_published": "1879", "year": 1879, "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "condition. But in the savage it is not so ; he is so low down that all human life is to him a dead level, and he cannot see any condition superior to that of his fellows around him ; consequently he gives himself up to take his ease as much as his circumstances and customs will allow; Avhile he will labor hard to carry out a tribal observance, and exhibit a spirit of tremendous energy in the chase on occasion, yet he dearly loves to be lazy if he can. It is to him the highest good to have plenty to eat and nothing to do ; he endeavors to enjoy the greatest pleasures of which his appetites are capable, and to live as easily as he.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1799; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1618, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-sa-f:folkloremannersc00taplrich:spirit:003", "title": "spirit in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "author": null, "date_published": "1879", "year": 1879, "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "he intended victim, and there remains, causing all the harm to the sick. These charms lead to many wars, and often deaths. 17. The only funeral custom is to get the body as quickly as possible under ground. 18. The aborigines have no property. 19. For their ideas on a future state see note D at the end of these answers. 20. They believe a great deal in evil spirits. 21. They think \" Norallie \" once walked about on this earth amongst them, but after a time he became dissatisfied, and departed to the world above. One day he saw horv the aborigines were destroying the game on account of the great tameness of all animals. 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When anyone dies, named after anything, the name of that thing is at once changed. For instance, the name for water was changed nine times in about five years on account of the death of eight men who bore the name of water. The reason is, the name of the departed is never mentioned from a superstitious notion that the spirit of the departed could im- mediately appear if mentioned in any way. Manba or wanga Flesh. ]yj;era A bag made of native twine. Minki'e* \\ Daylight. Markrah Dark. Milterreo Stiffness. Mopa No. Motepa Child. Malie A man. Murta Husband. Murti My husband. 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'* Immediately before the boy's circumcision, a young man picks up a handful of sand, and sprinkles it as he runs round the camp, which is supposed to drive the devil out, keeping only Mooramoora, the good spirit in. \" As soon as circumcision has taken place, the father stoops over the boy, and fancying himself inspired by Mooramoora to give him a name other than that he previously had, re-names him; upon which he is taken away by some young men, and kept away for three or four.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1802; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1621, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-sa-f:folkloremannersc00taplrich:ghost:006", "title": "ghost in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "author": null, "date_published": "1879", "year": 1879, "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "n-je-lu ; fly (the insect), yum- ber-a ; ant, wir-pa ; mouth, ni-mi ; beard, ngern-ka ; hair cf the head, ngu-roo; tongue, kai-a-king; bone, mu-la-li ; blood, yeil-do ; skin (cuticle), im-ba ; fat, men-bi ; star, \"^'kul-ka ; dark, mo-a-bu ; day, pir- ri-a; night, malt-thi; rain, wain- ba-ru; wood, ^'kurl-a; sweet, mor-u-ga : thirst, or thirsty, *mun-ga-ra ; ghost, pur-ka-bid-ni ; come here, ^^pur-ni ngom-er-na ; make haste, be quick, or run, i-ter-ra ; urine, or micturition, kum-pa.'^'' 44. Cutaneous, syphilitic, and pulmonary. 45. Their mode of healing the sick is most barbarous. When one of their number is very ill, the doctor.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1803; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1622, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-sa-f:folkloremannersc00taplrich:devil:007", "title": "devil in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "author": null, "date_published": "1879", "year": 1879, "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ND LANGUAGES. 29 17. The body is placed in the ground. The relatives make a pipeclay paste and place it on the head, and wear it till quite hard, when it is placed on the grave. Pipeclay is also put on the face of some. 18. Property descends to the nearest relatives. 19. They have no ideas of a future state. 20. They have no belief in God. They believe in a devil, which they call \"Pootera,\" but they cannot describe it. 21. I do not think they have any legends or traditions. 22. I could get no answer. 23. No proofs of former civilisation. 24. They are not cannibals, 25. Their weapons are the boomerang, waddy, wommera, spears,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1804; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1623, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-sa-f:folkloremannersc00taplrich:devil:008", "title": "devil in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; 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The Kootchie (devil), or some native has bewitched him. \"CURE OF DISEASE OR WOUXDS. \" Sores, cuts, bruises, pain, and disease cf all kinds, no matter how arising, are treated in one of two modes ; if slight, by the application of dirt to the part affected ; if severe, by that of hot ashes. \".", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1807; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1626, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-sa-f:folkloremannersc00taplrich:wizard:011", "title": "wizard in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "author": null, "date_published": "1879", "year": 1879, "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "Krimgullun or KrungiHn [i)i-es. par.] Wing — Tyele, Tyerle. Winking — Kalpulun, Kalpundim. Winter — Yort e . Wishing — Ellin, Pruwillin. Wisher, a — Pre^-ilamalde. Witchcraft — Millin, Xgadhimgi. Withered— Meralde. With (an instrument) — In angk ai. With— Aid, AI, Ungai. With (a material) - Ungai, Ungar. W ithin — Maremuntimt. Without — Indau [affix], Itye. Wizard - Wiwii-remalde, Malpuri. Woman — Mimini . Wombat — Moroiye. Woman, young — Yartuwe . Woman destitute of children — Plotye. Woman, fruitful- Plowatyeri. Wondering — Prantin, Prandelin. Wonder ful — Xgranyeri. Wood — Yape, Lamatyeri. 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A man who knows that another person has an ngathungi capable of injuring him buys it if he can, and throws it into the river or lake ; this breaks the charm Neilyeri. — This is practised by means of a pointed bone. 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Carrying off — Pintamin. Casting abroad, scattering, to destroy — Kilkilyarin. Casting away — Throkkun. Casuarina (the sheaoak) — Kolge. Caterpillar — Kelgelli. Catching — Nanbundun, Nananbundun . Caught — Nanbundelin. Catching hold of — Plunden. Cawing — Wakulun. Champion — Yoyangamalde. Chalk — Nengkende, Boolpooli. Charming (bewitching) — Millin, Ngad- hungi. Ch aimting — Ringbalin. Cheek — Make. Chewing — Yayin. Cherry tree — Panpande. Chest — Munde, Tuldengk (lit., the fore quarters) . Chief— RupuUe (landholder). Childless mother — Wirratye (a mother who has lost her child). 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Wind, sou' -west — Gurra maiye (shiver- ing wind) . Wind, east— Thqlka maiye, Porlgumaiye. Wind, west — Loulka maiye, Lurmi. Wind, hot— Kulganiie. Windpipe — Kalde . Wind roaring — Krungkun ; Krimgullun or KrungiHn [i)i-es. par.] Wing — Tyele, Tyerle. Winking — Kalpulun, Kalpundim. Winter — Yort e . Wishing — Ellin, Pruwillin. Wisher, a — Pre^-ilamalde. Witchcraft — Millin, Xgadhimgi. Withered— Meralde. With (an instrument) — In angk ai. With— Aid, AI, Ungai. With (a material) - Ungai, Ungar. W ithin — Maremuntimt. Without — Indau [affix], Itye. Wizard - Wiwii-remalde, Malpuri. Woman — Mimini . Wombat — Moroiye. 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THE ABORIGINES OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA 15- What punishments are put in force against offenders r 16. What kinds of sorcciyare practised!' Describe them. 17. What funeral customs are there ? 18. How does property dose nd 'i 19. Have the aborigines any ideas of a future state ? If so, what are they r 20. Have they any belief in gods, demons, or supernatural beings ? If so, what are they ? 21. Arc there any legen'^ls or traditions amongst them? If so, please relate some of them r If possible, give one in the native language with a literal translation. 22. Whence do traditions lead you to suppose they came !' Where were.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "supernatural", "figure_name_as_printed": "supernatural", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1812; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1631, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-sa-f:folkloremannersc00taplrich:medicine-man:016", "title": "medicine man in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "author": null, "date_published": "1879", "year": 1879, "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "who was some 32 years among the wild tribes was talcen by the aborigines for a departed cliief, and consequently his life was spared. The s'pear of the departed cbief was in Buckley's hand when found, his height and so forth tallied with the departed one; so, on beholding Buckley, they would say, \"Here comes the departed chief.\" I have -witnessed a native \"medicine man\" whisper certain messages into the ear of a departed man. No doubt their \"corrobbery\" was at one time a mode of worship. I have seen manj- indications of this diu-ing some coiTobberies ; for instance, cutting out an iniage of a man out of a sheet of bark, and.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1813; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3254, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:nativetribessou00benngoog:spirit:ab0f05dce327dbcd", "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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Most probably he belongs to some other tribe.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4288; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3255, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:nativetribessou00benngoog:spirit:dd71e3f366d3378e", "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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If the victim of the plongge walks into the bush his invisible pursuer, NaJkaru, will seek to divert his.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4289; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3256, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:nativetribessou00benngoog:spirits:649ce363d8cd9b4c", "title": "spirits in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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George Brown, F.R.G.S., of the Wesleyan Mission, tells me that he has found the divisions at New Britain also ; and all our informants agree in stating that the rules of marriage and descent are substantially uniform throughout the districts within.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1771; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1590, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:spirit:003", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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They are also believed to occasionally communicate with their descendants in dreams.*\" These \" ghosts \" may be said to be the ancestors of those with whom they communicate and, to be, therefore,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1775; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1594, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:witch:007", "title": "witch in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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I believe Brewiii has hooked me with the eye of his thro wing-stick. \" * A Kurnai.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1776; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1595, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:witch:008", "title": "witch in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ranslated — \"Oh * Since this essay was written, the Rev H. Stiihle, of the Lake Condah- Mission, Victoria, informed me, iu answer to a query as to the tribe Mara, that \"they believe the spirit of the deceased father, or grandfather, occasionally visited his descendants in dreams, and imparted to them charms (songs) against disease or witchcraft. \" ANCESTRAL SPIRITS. 247 tundung ! I believe Brewiii has hooked me with the eye of his thro wing-stick. \" * A Kurnai told me that, when gathering wild cattle for a settler near the Mitchell River, he dreamed one night that two \"Mrarts\" were standing by his fire. They were about to speak to.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1777; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1596, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:kurnai:009", "title": "Kurnai in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ajerak, but I do not rely upon the evidence, as he might have unconsciously- been influenced by ideas imbibed from Christian teaching. Such being the belief held by the Kurnai as to the * Tundting, supposed to be a substance like frayed stringybark, wliicli the doctor sometimes professes to extract and exhibits as the cause of the disease ; Brewin = an evil spirit ; nundu unga = to believe or think ; ugarinda = to hook or catch ; mri = eye ; miirrawun = throwing-stick. The throwing-stick is supposed to have magical properties. t For Bulk, see p. 251. + [I could give many similar instances which have come within my own knowledge.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Kurnai", "figure_name_as_printed": "Kurnai", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1778; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1597, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:ghost:010", "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "snippet": "interesting to note how widespread has been this belief. Among the Gournditch-mara of Western Victoria, according to the Rev. J. H. Stiihle, there were the precise analogues of the Birraarks. The Rev. Julius Kuhn, of Boorkooyanna, S.A., tells me of the Turra tribe, \"There were 'Gurildris,' men who professed to learn corroboree songs and dances from departed spirits. They also professed to learn songs for the dead, which wei'e sung to make happy the departed who were gone to another country to live for ever, but to return no more.\" 254 THE KURNAI. ftay up a rope — and there initiate him. On returning to earth he was a BiiTaark. It.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1779; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1598, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:ghost:011", "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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At length a distant reply was heard, and shortly.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1780; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1599, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:kurnai:012", "title": "Kurnai in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "snippet": "most inaccessible tree, apparently asleep. It was alleged that the ghosts had transported him there at their departure. At this seance the questions put related to individuals of the group who were absent, and to the susjiected movements of the hostile Brajerak. The ppirit5 I have already mentioned Brewin, who may be said to be Brewin, ... . Buihim- an evil spirit. The Kiirnai speak of two other spirits — Baiikan. Bfdlum-dut and Baukan. Of the Mrarts (ghosts) the Kurnai speak with some precision ; of Brewin they speak with somewhat less certainty ; but of Bfdlumdut and Baukan little can be learned. I can only say that their.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Kurnai", "figure_name_as_printed": "Kurnai", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1781; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1600, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:kurnai:013", "title": "Kurnai in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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Both were Tatungolung.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Kurnai", "figure_name_as_printed": "Kurnai", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1782; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1601, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:kurnai:014", "title": "Kurnai in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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Selfishness and.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Kurnai", "figure_name_as_printed": "Kurnai", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1783; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1602, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:witch:015", "title": "witch in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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There were also among the Gournditch-mara persons- who professed to communicate with the spirits of the-.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1784; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1603, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:witch:016", "title": "witch in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "snippet": "rat.\" This belief they had before there was any white person in the country. They believed that the spirit of the deceased father or grandfather occasionally visited the male descendant in dreams, and imparted to him charms (songs) against disease or against witchcraft. There were also among the Gournditch-mara persons- who professed to communicate with the spirits of the- deceased, and to learn from them coiTobboree songs and dances, and to inquire from them concerning future events. This tribe had no ceremonies of initiation of the young- men or young women to manhood or womanhood. APPENDIX G. THE GEAWE-GAL TKIBE. I AM indebted.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1785; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1604, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:bunjil:017", "title": "Bunjil in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ne to a division. For instance, of the last Birraarks one belonged to each of the following places: — Wurnungatti (Kroatun), Bruthen (Brabia), Bunjil Kraura (Braiaka), Bimjil Nellting (Braiaka), Dairgo (Brabra), Delin (Brataua), and Ngarrawut (Tatiing). The stories told of these men all agree in certain particulars, namely — a professed intercourse with the spirits of the departed Kurnai, and a power to call down these spirits to nocturnal converse with their descendants. The following instance is' highly typical of all the stories respecting them. I give it, as nearly as possible, in my informant's words : — \" I was once at.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Bunjil", "figure_name_as_printed": "Bunjil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1786; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1605, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:bunjil:018", "title": "Bunjil in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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Briithen Munji, the \"other father\" of Tulaba, is.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Bunjil", "figure_name_as_printed": "Bunjil", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1787; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1606, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:devil:019", "title": "devil in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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The pence of * . . . . , theKurnai. •counts of the indictment may be said to be — Superstition, untruthfulness, selfishness,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1788; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1607, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:devil:020", "title": "devil in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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Nor are there any known traditions of.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1789; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1608, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:wizard:021", "title": "wizard in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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At this council the younger men (that is 282 APPENDIX G..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "wizard", "figure_name_as_printed": "wizard", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1790; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1609, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:supernatural:022", "title": "supernatural in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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We have here an aboriginal belief.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "supernatural", "figure_name_as_printed": "supernatural", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1791; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1610, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:supernatural:023", "title": "supernatural in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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It does not merely imply age, for Boldain is \" old man \" — it implies age, and, I think, some.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "supernatural", "figure_name_as_printed": "supernatural", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1792; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1611, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:supernatural:024", "title": "supernatural in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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A Tongan THE KURNAI AS AN OLD MAN. 211 Among the Kurnai the names given to two of the elder men whom I knew were as follows : — Brmjil Balejan (platypus), in consequence of his skill in spearing.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Bunjil", "figure_name_as_printed": "Bunjil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1795; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1614, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:supernatural:027", "title": "supernatural in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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His belief that the dead survived as a ghost, in.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1797; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3371, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:spirit:9f1f45efab252d08", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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He said he was sure it was a mrart, because ' it was so very pale.' \" These, and a number of other beliefs, usages and customs presented in these memoirs, give a new insight into the life of savages, and show the feebleness of their.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4419; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3385, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:spirit:69767c88eb22bf45", "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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His belief that the dead survived as a ghost, in a form usually invisible, when taken in connection with the know- ledge that during life his enemy was probably trying to destroy him by magic, is seen to produce naturally a belief that that enemy, when a ghost, may have power to work destruction, against which he is.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4432; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3398, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-kami:kamilaroikurnaig00fiso:ghost:a7d3b100b6f7556e", "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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But, as regards any Australian aborigines, I think it is.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4437; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales and Victoria (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3556, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:51e46f2c1810e4d1", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "esting. The grave is dug about three feet deep, and made quite round. A fire is made in it to warm the earth, but not hot enough to heat the body. The corpse is bent together, rolled in an opossum skin, and laid in the grave with the head towards the west. It is then covered with bark, and the grave is filled up with earth. They have a superstition that the spirit, after death, goes somewhere to the sea. I once asked an old warrior if he would show me the grave of the white man the blackfellows said they had buried. He seemed imwilling at first to comply with my wishes, but I insisted, and promised him some tea and bread. 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Baringial asked Wirmal and Daroo the question, *' How long would the dead lie in \"their graves?\" The two good men agreed that if a man had two wives living, he must lie two days ; but a bird called ** gillen\" (magpie) perched on a high branch of a gum tree, and cried, ** No, no, no ; leave the dead in the earth till it turns ** to earth. The spirit goes to the land in the sea, where the sun \" rises, and never comes back to earth.\" Wirmal said all the blacks that did not kill their spirits would go to the land in the sea. The Wreck of the ''Maria:* The following is the Booandik version of the wreck of the Maria,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4609; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3562, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:1ed03110a9e4fa03", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "if a man had two wives living, he must lie two days ; but a bird called ** gillen\" (magpie) perched on a high branch of a gum tree, and cried, ** No, no, no ; leave the dead in the earth till it turns ** to earth. The spirit goes to the land in the sea, where the sun \" rises, and never comes back to earth.\" Wirmal said all the blacks that did not kill their spirits would go to the land in the sea. 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After the wtute men went away the natives went back to the lire, and found one of their men shot dead. 28 TBS BOOANDIK TSIBE OF CHAPTER III. ICJ.O't^ |itiperBtition0, SSittkmtft, 'Sec. Idea of the Hereafter— WitcJicraft— Dreaming' Doctors, r jHEIR notions of the hereafter are few and vague. They say their \"bo-ong\" (spirit) after death would go **kan ngaro\" (up above), where everything is to be found better than on earth. A fat kangaroo is said, by way of praise, to be perfect, like the kangaroo of the clouds. They had no object of worship that I could dis- cover. The following legend is.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4611; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3564, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:08cf971d10c281b5", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "t of the aborigines of this district were blessed to a degree that surprised even ourselves. Mr. Smith and myself arrived with our family at Gh-eytown, Rivoli Bay South, in January, 1845 ; and as the blacks were numerous in the locality, we very soon made their acquaintance. Mr. Smith was a man of great zeal in the cause of Christ ; he had a true missionary spirit, and was not slow to avail himself of the opportunity which presented itself to preach to them Jesus. 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He therefore continued silent, and appeared to muse on eternal realities. When I had recovered from the surprise the momentous question had given me, I said to him kindly, \" Peter, your mother never heard of the Big ^' Spirit, and therefore could not ask him to take her soul to \" heaven. The wicked will go to hell — the Big Spirit only •* knows where every soul will go.\" He replied, \" Me like *< mother to go to * marmanu ' \" (Father of us all), and his eyes filled with tears, his lips.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4613; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3566, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:af114e79fc4647f9", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "d heathen life. Mr. Smith read the Holy Scriptures, after which the &mily joined in singing several hymns irom Mr. Wesley's collection. Our singing was interrupt^ at intervals by the yells of our young sable friends. During &mily worship poor Peter always enjoined silence on such of ^e natives as happened to be with us, telline them \" Mr. Smith speak to Big Spirit in the sky.\" The inspired volume, from which we read portions, was to them a great curiosity. How we could read and understand the contents they could not comprehend. Peter endeavored to explain to them that the book told us what to say, and spoke about the people in the.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4614; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3567, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:45e1665b86173723", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ANDIK TRIBE OF in the midst of the group, entertaining them with portions of Scripture history, such as the destruction of the world, the final judffment, &c. I have frequently been asked by them if the world would be burnt, and how Ions it might be oef ore such an event would take place; if their dead would rise again, and whether or not the Son of the Bie Spirit, who came down to this world, had not lef c a wife behind him. When their conversation turned to such subjects, I generally improved the opportunity to the best of my ability, but was very much discouraged to hear their yells of ridicule or disapprobation, and could only.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4615; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3568, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:e36d270603fcd328", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "taking the horse. However, to please his friend he followed him on foot. After he had gone a considerable distance, and when they were some miles from the place, his friend desired Peter to steal some flour from the bag for the black women, and leave it on a stump of a tree until they could come for it. He replied, \" No, \" no ; me no steal, because the Big Spirit see me, and be angry ^' with me.*' The other began to argue on the improbability of such a thing, when they could not see the Big Spirit themselves. But Peter, not liking his companion, thought best to return. 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He replied, \" No, \" no ; me no steal, because the Big Spirit see me, and be angry ^' with me.*' The other began to argue on the improbability of such a thing, when they could not see the Big Spirit themselves. But Peter, not liking his companion, thought best to return. When my poor black boy related to me wnat had passed be- tween them, I felt very great encouragement, and truly my heart rejoiced within me. 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The Rev. Mr. Thomas, Primitive Methodist minister at Mount Gambier, administered the truth of Gk)d's Holy Word, which she received with joy. She spoke of her death without fear, and previous to her decease gave a cheering hope of her acceptance in Christ. She shook hands with Mr. Thomas, and said, \" To-morrow me die !** and the next day her spirit passed away. Caboo suffered from disease of the heart, and looked forward to the time when he would be called away. Frequently I visited his ngoorla, and mostly f oimd him thoughtful. He said once he was thinking of the good things of God ; another time he said, '* Last.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4620; quality B.", "location_summary": "Mount Gambier, SA (SA): high; South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.8301386, "map_longitude": 140.7842627, "map_place_name": "Mount Gambier, SA", "map_location_role": "narrative_setting", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "as her Saviour. The Rev. Mr. Thomas, Primitive Methodist minister at Mount Gambier, administered the truth of Gk)d's Holy Word, which she received with joy. She spoke of her death without fear, and previous to her decease gave a cheering hope of her acceptance in Christ. She shook hands with Mr. Thomas, and said, \" To-morrow me die !** and the next day her spirit passed away. Caboo suffered from disease of the heart, and looked forward to", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3571, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:e3f89a03eb6cf301", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "h that my soul is glad to meet God. We will \" all meet there.'* He shook hands with his brother, and said, \" Good night, I'm going to sleep,\" and fell asleep in Jesus. The two brothers once told me that one night, when restless with pain, they could not fall asleep, they saw the stars looking down upon them, and rejoiced that they spoke to Mam-bo-ong (Great Spirit). Billy said, \"Mam-bo-ong, take our bo-ong '* (spirit) to his good place ;\" adding, \" Weep dredbon lo-on ; \" weep mootoh, coonamena\" (no hunger, nor cold, nor winter there, brother). \" It won't be long now, brother,\" he said ; *' berin Ion doing wahrgulla\" (do not be.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4621; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3572, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:902dd765970e9703", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ning, and found her appa- rently better than usual. I left her for a few minutes, tellmg her 1 would immediately return ; but before I could do so her daughter came running, breathless, and said, '* Mother wants '* you, Missie ; she said she is dying.\" I was of course by her rough bed at once ; but she spoke no more, although about two hours elapsed ere her spirit took its flight to the eternal state. In vain her husband called to her and shook her body ; savage as he was, however, he could not, on my assuring him of her ' death, refrain from a flood of tears. He subsequently per- formed such final duties to poor Caroline's.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4622; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3573, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:fa7b684568a4119b", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "much closer resemblance to the true aborigine. At this early age even they were familiar with the vices of drunkenness, swearing, smoking, lying, cursing, and fighting, and were also gifted with the ability to dance and sinff. Conscious that the Gospel alone could effect that change which would result in submission, contentment, and the other graces of the spirit, we were anxious to draw their attention to tiie good tidings as frequently as possible. The other half-caste inmate of our house, Jenny M , felt herself almost qualified to be their instructor, on account of her earlier abode in our home circle. As Mr. Smith was a.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4623; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3574, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:6c7a46813266f437", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "designed to afford us much pleasure \" by its songs; and now, see how it comes to visit father's grave.\" On their return I was informed about the sweet bird, when I told them how vainly now the little bird sang, for that \" father\" (although his lifeless body was there) now listened in heaven to the singing of the holy angels. Annie evinced a true missionary spirit, desiring to teach the little black children the only way by which they could become happy and fi*ee from the savage habits of their gloomy lives. The girls, Maria and Annie, had an uncle named Jemmy, who for upwards of seven years resided with us. 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In our efforts on behalf of the poor aborigines we met with contradiction and opposition sometimes from those who ought, in reason, to be only the authors of peaceful words and deeds. Our intention, however, was to rescue the immortal spirits of these wild beings, by God's help, from the dire consequences of ignorance and sin. One day, while I was at our summer-house — a mile from the Bay — I saw Wegearmin, with her child on her back, crossing the hill above the house. The sable beauty was escorted by a.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4625; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3576, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:6814c6198635d6c3", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "render her the last little service, by supplying her at her request with a glass of water. To her last fareweU she added the request that her father woidd speak to all her companions frequenUy of the SOUTH AXT8TRALIA1T ABOBIGINES. 10$ J'oys of heayen, and assured us she was very happy, and could tear the songs of the birds ''praising God.\" At daybreak M *s spirit had left, on its way to a brighter home in the skies. Jane was extremely sorrowful, yet could scarcely belieye she had really lost her dear little teacher so long as she lay on the snowy bed, encircled by the scattered roses. But this respite was but short, and Jane had.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4626; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3577, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:ce04ae99d6b949f4", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "thering buttercups and other wild flowers. Eyery accustomed haunt brought to their memories some past scene ; so they naturally directed their footsteps towards the small fresh graye where they had seen her interred. Mr. Smith, and myself could not but be touched at their simple but sweet expressions ; and my husband informed poor Jane that M was, as to her spirit, present with the Lord, and that her tongue would utter no more until all the dead were quickened. Jane had lost, we all knew, a kind friend, who was able towards her to blend mirth with instruction, and was most gratefully remembered amongst a few others, less beloyed,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4627; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3578, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:e4d2ce662607bb6d", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "rious vision to present itself to him. Bobby raised himself to a sitting posture, and his eyes were apparently becoming dim, but with a smiling countenance he exclaimed to me, \"Me see Him — ^me see Him!\" The lovely image of Jesus is ere long to be reproduced in even this humble believer. All that were present were in profound silence, and I trust that God's Spirit was in the midst of us. In such language a9 this I sought to give the glory to God — \" Lord, Thou art \" here ; my soul doth magnify Thy name. This day hast Thou \" given proof to us that the soul of this dying heathen has been \" quickened by Thee. By Thy Spirit he has.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4628; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3579, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:664a015b4a70fd21", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "even this humble believer. All that were present were in profound silence, and I trust that God's Spirit was in the midst of us. In such language a9 this I sought to give the glory to God — \" Lord, Thou art \" here ; my soul doth magnify Thy name. This day hast Thou \" given proof to us that the soul of this dying heathen has been \" quickened by Thee. By Thy Spirit he has thus been brought '* out of darkness into Thy marvellous light. It hath pleased \" Thee this day to reveal ITiy Son to us.\" In such terms as these I lifted up my voice to heaven, whilst a devout and silent attention was cheerfully given by the little aboriginal.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4629; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3580, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:spirit:eb122bc5cbd5a4b3", "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "arve. In tne Institution they had a a home, and in God a friend. A few soothing words restored their calmness. Every week made the fact more apparent that Emma was drawing near to her last home. She did not require to be reminded that her end was approaching; she felt con- vinced that her body would soon be laid in the grave, and her soul become a glorified spirit. With the simplicity of a child 120 THE BOOANDIK TBIBE OF she listened to the glad tidings of joy. Often when I was sit- ting by her death-bed she would talk and question me about heaven. She said she was sure she would not live — that no medicine would cure her. 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Eoo-en — ^A heavy barbed spear. Kan-a — ^A straight heavy dub. Koom-bine — ^A lever for throwing a spear. Eaar — ^A sharp-edged club. Ean-a — A club, the lubra*s yam stick. Eetum-ketum — A boomerang. Kal-a-pa — ^To-morrow. Karo — Day, the sun. Ker-e-or — ^A native bag. Ker-e-orgo— A little bag. Kar-at-kripo — ^Trowsers. Ko-lan-droam — A spirit, a ghost. Kar-le-moon — A liar. Koor — ^A cold, a cough. Elar-im — A lizard. Kro-mel-ite — Red. Ker-e-ko-bite — Red. Keam — A bad woman, a widow. Koom — ^The neck. Eee-cho— A stinking ant. Eolkol-ine — My bashfulness. Kallala — ^A general kangaroo hunt. 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One of them asked me, \"Did you hear it y\" I said? \" Ko. We were in Scotland at .the time, far, far from this \"country.** ** Oh,\" she exclaimed, clasping her hands, ** we \"were all frightened ; the ground shook ; we grasped one \"another by the ,hand, and cried \" We will be kiUed. Even the birds were screaming out with: fear. When daylight came we heard a ghost calling out, ' Miae, mae, mae-a-ae,' and we were afraid. One of our men went to see where the ghost \" was. He came back and told us he did not know what it was: he could not cbifipare the great thing to anything in the country, We had a peep through the bushes, and saw.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4632; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3583, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:devil:691e54910d6095da", "title": "devil in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ix. PART FIRST. Habits and Customs — Birth of Children 5 Death and Burial 8 Marriage 3 Treatment of Widows 12 Traditions and Lboends, Early Events — First Ship at Rivoli Bay 25 First Cattle and Horses seen by natives 26 How Fire was Obtained 16 Last of the Giants 23 Origin of MacDonnell Bay 22 Origin of the Kangaroo 15 The First Blacks 14 Tennateona, or the Devil 23 Why the Emu has Short Wings 22 Wreck of the Maria . . . . . . . .24 Chapter 3E1E1E. Svpbbstitions, Witchcraft, &c. — Belief in Witchcraft . . . : 28 Dreaming of Women 29 Idea of the Hereafter . ' 28 Pangals, or Medicine Men 3P • •• VIU. CONTENTS. PART SECOND. 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And in this mannei^ the last of the giants met his death. Tennateov^ (tlie Devil), Wirmal, Baringial, and Daroo were three good men. Tenna- teona was a very wicked man, of a very savage nature. He 24 THE BOOANDIK TBIBE OF murdered men, women, and children, it was said, and was a perfect terror to the blacks. 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Mbmoibs — Boonduin 113 Caboo, Wife and Children 77 Kotawar 76.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4635; quality B.", "location_summary": "South Australia (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3586, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-booa:booandiktribeso00smitgoog:supernatural:245323f4fea0857a", "title": "supernatural in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "author": null, "date_published": "1880", "year": 1880, "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "gi for having been a party to enticing away our poor black boy, thereby depri\\dng D of his native tutor. We learned afterwards that he appeared exceedingly surprised on his master's reading the letter and reprimanding him for his con- duct. He could not conceive how the news could be contained in that piece of paper, and was inclined to attribute it to some supernatural agency. This little incident had more effect upon him than the most severe flogging would have had. 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The widow is, however, sometimes given in marriage to some lover, who promises to give his sister in exchange. ^ ••-^>^i)G>k^«* :^ iS>QJ 14 THX WOOAJFDJK TBIBK OF CHAPTER II. ^rabitions anb %tqtritB. — (tscthst dbtnts* Ths First Blacks. XJL was the name of the great giant or ancestor of the tribe, and his first camping groond was Moont Mnirhead. 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Trembling, she obeyed, and pleaded for her life. He was relentless, and told her he would drown her for robbing him. Filled with rage he seated himself on the grass, extended his right leg towards Cape Northumberland (Kinneang) and his left towards Green Point, raised liis aims above his head, and in a giant voice called upon the sea to come and drown the woman. The sea advanced, covered his beautiful land, and destroyed the offending woman. It returned no more to its former bed, and thus formed the present coast of MacDonnell Bay. Tlie Eiul of the Last of the Giants. 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The sea advanced, covered his beautiful land, and destroyed the offending woman. It returned no more to its former bed, and thus formed the present coast of MacDonnell Bay. Tlie Eiul of the Last of the Giants. A man while out hunting l^f t his wife at a temporary camping- place. On his return he saw traces which led him to conclude that the giant Brit-ngeal had carried her off. He tracked the giant, and found the partially eaten body of his wife. Close by was a deep narrow-mouthed cave, out of Which the giant got . water, and beside it lay the long drinking reed. 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Tlie Eiul of the Last of the Giants. A man while out hunting l^f t his wife at a temporary camping- place. On his return he saw traces which led him to conclude that the giant Brit-ngeal had carried her off. He tracked the giant, and found the partially eaten body of his wife. Close by was a deep narrow-mouthed cave, out of Which the giant got . water, and beside it lay the long drinking reed. The man got up into a tree that overhung the cave, having first crushed the reed to make it useless for its purpose. Presently the giant came to eet a drink. 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He tracked the giant, and found the partially eaten body of his wife. Close by was a deep narrow-mouthed cave, out of Which the giant got . water, and beside it lay the long drinking reed. The man got up into a tree that overhung the cave, having first crushed the reed to make it useless for its purpose. Presently the giant came to eet a drink. He lowered the end of the reed into the cave, and tried to suck up the water, but he drew up nothing but air. He bit a piece off the end, but with the same result. .He bit a piece more off, but again failed to obtain water. 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He bit a piece off the end, but with the same result. .He bit a piece more off, but again failed to obtain water. He repeated the same experiment ; but to reach the water now he ,had to bend his head aud shoulders right down into the hole. ,In doing so he exposed his only weak part to the watcher in the tree, who jumped down, struck his spear into the giant, and shoved him head first into the cave. And in this mannei^ the last of the giants met his death. Tennateov^ (tlie Devil), Wirmal, Baringial, and Daroo were three good men. Tenna- teona was a very wicked man, of a very savage nature. 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CHAPTER XV.—Deata anv Burtau: putting old people to death, suicide, burial, cremation, wakes, death and funeral of a chief, relics, spirits BPESAED, mgt pang of human flesh CHAPTER XVI.—AVENGING OF Teta finding out the spell- thrower, iodes of destroying him, pet pets, executioner’s club, revenge a sacred duty CHAPTER XVII.—Great MEETINGS: summons, preliminaries, message- stick, test-message, messengers,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1814; quality B.", "location_summary": "Western District, VIC (VIC): B", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1633, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-daws:australianaborig81daws:spirit:002", "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "author": null, "date_published": "1881", "year": 1881, "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "snippet": "emale Squint-eyed female Hopping female Cripple leg female Crooked knee female Deformed ankle female Club foot female Broken arm female Arm cut off at shoulder female Arm cut off at elbow female Stout female White people are also named after their peculiarities, or after localities, such as kuurn wirndill, ‘little bottle, from the person carrying a flask of spirits while travelling. Teeri yeetch beem Red head Peeteritt Lapwing (In consequence of ihe person mtaving a habit of running like that bird.) Meheaar kapuung Big nose Wullang Wide walker Meheaar talliin Loud voice 48 AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES. Tachwirring Go Kuurpeen mumkilling.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1815; quality B.", "location_summary": "Western District, VIC (VIC): B", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1634, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-daws:australianaborig81daws:spirit:003", "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "author": null, "date_published": "1881", "year": 1881, "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "snippet": "impressed on their minds since they came in contact with the white race; and those from whom information was obtained were fully aware of the necessity of adhering strictly to the beliefs they entertained before they knew of the existence of Europeans. It was ascertained that they believe in supernatural beings—celestial, infernal, and terrestrial. The good spirit, Pirnmeheeal, is a gigantic man, living above the clouds; and as he is of a kindly disposition, and harms no one, he is seldom mentioned, but always with respect. 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No human being has ever returned to tell what kind of place Ummekulleen is. There is a belief, however, that there is nothing but fire there, and that the souls of bad people get neither meat nor drink, and are terribly knocked about by the evil spirits. A spirit lives in the moon, called Muuruup neung kuurn tarrong’enat, meaning ‘devil in the moon.’ Children are sometimes threatened, when they are bad, that this Muuruup will be sent for to take them to the moon. 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Various parts of the country are supposed to be haunted by these female devils ; but none are so celebrated for their great size as those frequenting the Cape Otway ranges. The aborigines do not believe in any devils belonging to the sea. Every person over four or five years of age has a spirit or ghost, which, although dormant through life, assumes a visible but undefined form after death ; and, for a time haunts the spot where a corpse is interred or placed in a tree. Although it is considered to be quite harmless, it is regarded with fear. 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Asan emblem of her power, she had a long staff resembling a vaulting pole, made of very heavy wood, and painted red. This pole, which she said was given to her by the spirits, was carried before her by a ‘strong man’ when she visited her friends or attended a meeting. On occasions of ceremony, it was dressed up with feathers of various colours, and surmounted by a bunch of the webs of the wing feathers of the white cockatoo. 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At bedtime he brought it into the circle by her direction, and held it upright before the fire, as a signal of retirement for the night. At her death the pole was carried off by the spirits, and no one has seen it since. ; In order to support her pretensions to supernatural power, she would, on some moonlight night, leave the camp with an empty bag made of netted bark cord, and return with it full of snakes. These she said were spirits. 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If a chief dies of disease which is attributed to the spell of an enemy, his body is put up in a tree and watched all night by a dozen or more of his friends, who conceal themselves behind alog near the body. One of them in a low tone of voice 10 66 AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES. calls on the spirits to appear. Sparks like “ lighted matches” then come out of the ground, followed by several spirits. The most conspicuous of these spirits represents the person who bewitched the deceased. They then disappear for ever. 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He visits the earth in the form of lightning, knocking trees to pieces, setting fire to wuurns, and killing people by ‘striking them on the back.” At times he assumes the form of a large ugly man, frequenting scrubs and dense thickets; and, although not provided with wings, like the white man’s devil, he flits and darts from place to place with the rapidity of lightning, is very mischievous, and hungers for the flesh of children. 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He broke the point of the hook. He did the same with those of the other five attendants. The queen then approached, and introduced a beautiful bone hook into the hole. He knew that this hook was hers; he therefore allowed himself to be drawn out, and immediately assumed the form of a giant, and ran off with her from her attendants. Ever since the loss of the queen there have been only six stars in the Pleiades, representing her six servants. 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CHAPTER XV.—Deata anv Burtau: putting old people to death, suicide, burial, cremation, wakes, death and funeral of.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "supernatural", "figure_name_as_printed": "supernatural", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1834; quality B.", "location_summary": "Western District, VIC (VIC): B", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1653, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-daws:australianaborig81daws:fairy:022", "title": "fairy in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "author": null, "date_published": "1881", "year": 1881, "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "snippet": "e, lying on the side, with the head to the west, and the knees drawn up to the chest—a mode of sepulture not uncommon among the aboriginal inhabitants of England. ANECDOTES. 105 CHAPTER XXIII. ANECDOTES. Tue first white man who made his appearance at Port Fairy (a locality named after a small vessel called the Fairy) was considered by the aborigines to be a supernatural being ; and, as he was discovered in the act of smoking a pipe, they said that he must be made of fire, for they saw smoke coming out of his mouth. 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PREFACE. A NUMBER of years ago there appeared in the columns of the Australasian newspaper a short account of the language of one of the native tribes of the Western District of Victoria, written by my daughter, whose long residence in the Port Fairy district, and intimate acquaintance from infancy with the aboriginal inhabitants of that part of the colony, and with their dialects, induced her to publish that sketch. 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The Port Fairy tribe is called ‘Peek whuurong, and a member of it ‘ Peek whurrong kuurndit.’ Its language, ‘Peek whurrong,’ ‘kelp lip, is taken from the broad-leafed seaweed so very abundant on the sea shore. Its territory lies along the sea coast, from the mouth of the Hopkins River to nearly half-way between Port Fairy and Portland, thence to Dunmore dam, Tarrone swamp, Kirkstall, Koroit, Woodford, Allansford, Framlingham, and down the Hopkins River to the sea. 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These he places at a distance of fifty yards from the sick person. He then has a conversation with his patient, and, after kneading him all over to ascertain the seat of the disease, he informs the spirits, and they tell him what to do. Having received his instructions, he warms his right hand at the fire and rubs it over the affected spot. The spirits then depart, with a croaking noise ‘like the ery of the heron.’ The doctor repeats the rubbing for three nights, and then, telling the patient he will soon be well, he departs for his home, with his followers. 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If, at the first meeting thereafter, his patient is cured, the doctor receives presents of food, rugs, and weapons; but if he dies the doctor gets nothing. 2 Spirits were very plentiful before the arrival of the white man. A spring of fine water near Mount Kolor, called Lurtpii, was their favourite resort, and they were to be found there at all times by the doctor, who alone had the power to make them appear. 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A spring of fine water near Mount Kolor, called Lurtpii, was their favourite resort, and they were to be found there at all times by the doctor, who alone had the power to make them appear. He summoned them, however, only in summer time, while the tribes were having their meetings and amusements. The men are not much afraid of these spirits in the daytime, but the women and children are terrified at them, and nobody runs the risk of seeing them after sunset. 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The men are not much afraid of these spirits in the daytime, but the women and children are terrified at them, and nobody runs the risk of seeing them after sunset. Sometimes, when a korrobore has ended, the doctor of the tribe calls on three or four female spirits to come down from the clouds and dance round the fire ; and, when accosted, each gives its name as that of a deceased member of the tribe. Any person may look at them, but no one except the doctor can speak to them, and nobody dares to run away. 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Tuurap Warneen was SUPERSTITIONS AND DISEASES. 59 unfortunately shot by the manager of a station near Mount Kolor; and his death caused much grief to all the tribes far and near. On one occasion, when the tribe had a great meeting at a lake called ‘ Tarra Yarr, to the north of Mount Kolor, doubts were expressed as to his power to summon spirits, and make them appear at mid-day. To show he could do this, he went up to the clouds and brought down a gnulla gnulla gneear, in form of an old woman, enveloped in an opossum rug, tied round her waist with a rope of rushes. 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Those who escaped ran off and told the other tribes who were encamped in the neighbourhood what had happened. When they came to the spot, they found that the heron had eaten all the fish. In revenge they laid upon him the curse that his spirit would fly about for ever in the form of a blue heron, and then they killed him. THE NATIVE COMPANION AND THE EMU. A native companion and an emu, each with a brood of young ones, went to a swamp to get sedge roots, which are very good to eat. 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Teeri yeetch beem Red head Peeteritt Lapwing (In consequence of ihe person mtaving a habit of running like that bird.) Meheaar kapuung Big nose Wullang Wide walker Meheaar talliin Loud voice 48 AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES. Tachwirring Go Kuurpeen mumkilling Konngill Narrakebeen Luppertan tullineann Eat ghost Live beside waterhole Doctor No meaning Speaker of native language Dogs are generally named after their owners, and when the latter are addressed the dogs recognize the names, and wag their tails. Other names are— Wirng an Peechilakk... Puunmirng... 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He then went for his friends, who came and carried the corpse to their home. After he ANECDOTES. 109 had watched it for two days, the relatives put it in a tree for one moon, and then burned it, with the exception of the leg and arm bones, which were given to the friends of the deceased. THE GHOST. A man, travelling in the country of a friendly tribe, came upon a deserted habitation. 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On removing the opossum rug from the face, he found that it was a friend. He wept for a long time, then came down and went away; but he had not gone far before he heard some magpies making a great noise, as though they saw something strange. He turned round to see what it was, and, to his horror and amazement, saw the ghost of the deceased come down and follow him. 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Sunstroke is not common, although the natives never wear any head-dress ; but the effect of the sun’s rays are known to be injurious to the brain, and to cause death. The rays of the moon are also believed to be hurtful; and, when the moon is looked at too long by any person, ‘the devil in it makes them whirl round, and tumble helplessly into the fire.’ The aborigines were not subject, in former times, to pulmonary complaints, though they were very much exposed to the weather. 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Should fresh grass be found near the cave, when no recent burial has taken place, it indicates that some one has been murdered, and no person will venture near it till the grass decays or is removed. Witches appear always in the form of an old woman, and are called kuin’gnat yambateetch, meaning ‘solitary, or ‘wandering by themselves” No one knows where they come from or where they go to; and they are seldom seen unless at great meetings. 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Besides this boa she had a number of charms round her neck, and, in her bag portions of the bones of animals, beads, pieces of crockery, bits of brass and iron, and strangely-shaped stones, each having its particular spell, and capable of producing good or evil, as suited her interests. This clever old witch 56 AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES. was very much annoyed when any white person scrutinized and exposed the contents of her bag; but the natives, though the more sensible of them were not sorry to see her powers and mysterious charms ridiculed, were too much afraid of her to smile,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4280; quality B.", "location_summary": "Western District, VIC (VIC): B", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3248, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-daws:australianaborig81daws:supernatural:bb4162b737979ea3", "title": "supernatural in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "author": null, "date_published": "1881 public-domain western Victorian ethnographic source exposed through an exact Internet Archive item", "year": 1881, "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "snippet": "be seen near the habitations of the aborigines, or in the neighbourhood of their camps; and although their sanitary laws are apparently attributable to superstition and prejudice, the principles of these laws must have been suggested by experience of the dangers attendant on uncleanness in a warm climate, and more deeply impressed on their minds by faith in supernatural action and sorcery. It is believed that if enemies get possession of anything that has belonged to a person, they can by its means make him ill; hence every uncleanness belonging to adults and half-grown children is buried at a distance from their dwellings. For.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "supernatural", "figure_name_as_printed": "supernatural", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4281; quality B.", "location_summary": "Western District, VIC (VIC): B", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3249, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-daws:australianaborig81daws:supernatural:902bc049cb4e7429", "title": "supernatural in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "author": null, "date_published": "1881 public-domain western Victorian ethnographic source exposed through an exact Internet Archive item", "year": 1881, "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "snippet": "some of the aborigines could be prevailed upon to take hold of spears, arrows, and clubs from the Society Islands. When the spear or weapon of an enemy has killed a friend, it is always burnt by the relatives of the deceased; but those captured in battle are kept, and used by the conquerors. Fire caused by lightning is called ‘ Pillaeetuung murndall gnat’ — supernatural fire belonging to thunder’—and is shunned, because there is a belief that the lightning hangs about the spot, and would kill anyone going near it. 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A hawk called Tarrakukk took the firestick from the wren, and set the whole country on fire. From that time there have always been fires from which lights could be obtained. There is a superstition, called Wuurong, connected with the tracking and killing of kangaroos. In hot weather a doctor, or other person possessed of supernatural powers, looks for the footprints of a large kangaroo. On finding them he follows them up, putting hot embers on them, and continues the quest for two days, or until he tracks it to a water-hole, where he spears it. 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If this were not done, the loser of the lock would die. So strong is this belief, that people in such circumstances often fall into bad health, and sometimes actually die. The aborigines had among them sorcerers and doctors, whom they believed to possess supernatural powers. In the Kolor tribe there was a sorceress well known in the Western district under the name of White Lady, who was the widow of the chief, and whose supernatural influence was much dreaded by all. 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The aborigines had among them sorcerers and doctors, whom they believed to possess supernatural powers. In the Kolor tribe there was a sorceress well known in the Western district under the name of White Lady, who was the widow of the chief, and whose supernatural influence was much dreaded by all. Asan emblem of her power, she had a long staff resembling a vaulting pole, made of very heavy wood, and painted red. This pole, which she said was given to her by the spirits, was carried before her by a ‘strong man’ when she.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4285; quality B.", "location_summary": "Western District, VIC (VIC): B", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3253, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-daws:australianaborig81daws:supernatural:69c10400083dc453", "title": "supernatural in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "author": null, "date_published": "1881 public-domain western Victorian ethnographic source exposed through an exact Internet Archive item", "year": 1881, "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "snippet": "accosted, each gives its name as that of a deceased member of the tribe. Any person may look at them, but no one except the doctor can speak to them, and nobody dares to run away. When the white men came to Victoria, there was one doctor of great celebrity in the Western District, Tuurap Warneen, chief of the Mount Kolor tribe. So celebrated was he for his supernatural powers, and for the cure of diseases, that people of various tribes came from great distances to consult him. He could speak many dialects. 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Location cue from public page title/path: Illawarra, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: The Inverell Times gives the following authentical circumstance from two young townsmen, Messrs. James Skinner and F. T. Booth. It appears that the witnesses of the strange facts in question went out on a fishing excursion and commenced operations at the Big River, at the bottom of the bite, and about a mile and a half from Mr. Browne's selection on the Ker...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Illawarra, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.4614504, "map_longitude": 150.790409, "map_place_name": "Illawarra, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1882 - Illawarra Mercury, Australian Gorilla", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 675, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1509-the-naturalist-article-1882", "title": "1882 - The Naturalist Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1882", "year": 1882, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1509-the-naturalist-article-1882", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1882 - The Naturalist Article. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: The following letter appeared in the 'The Australian Town and Country Journal' of 9 December 1882, and was written by a naturalist, H.J McCooey, who I am told was quite well known in Australia in the late 1800's. 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Body excerpt retained for review: REPORTS occasionally reach us through the medium of the press of strange animals of the monkey tribe being seen in different parts of the colony, but such reports seem to attract little or no attention, and in many instances the truth of them is gravely doubted, if not entirely disbelieved.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 677, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1925-1882-victoria-express-gorilla-shot", "title": "1882 - Victoria Express, Gorilla Shot", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "26 April, 1882", "year": 1882, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1925-1882-victoria-express-gorilla-shot", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1882 - Victoria Express, Gorilla Shot. Location cue from public page title/path: Victoria, Victoria. Body excerpt retained for review: Elliott Brockman has shot a gorilla, at the Augusta, and another of these anthropoid apes has been seen. Such is the rumour, which adds, that the height of the slain individual is no less than 8ft. 6in.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Victoria (VIC): medium", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 862, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2170-1882-the-west-australian-yowie-article", "title": "1882 - The West Australian Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1882", "year": 1882, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2170-1882-the-west-australian-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1882 - The West Australian Yowie Article. 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Body excerpt retained for review: # gorilla, augusta, eliot brock yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Augusta (WA): medium; Western Australia (WA): medium", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.3156059, "map_longitude": 115.1605864, "map_place_name": "Augusta", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "/path: Western Australia, Western Australia. 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Boyer, s. — A. name given to certain stones of a smooth ovate shape, which are found in several places, and are traditionally said to have fallen from the sky. Boyl — (K. G. S.) An entrance. Boyl-ya, s. — A certain supposed power of witchcraft ; sorcery. Boylya Gadak, s. — One possessed of Boylya ; a wizard ; magician. The men only are believed to possess this power. A person thus endowed can transport himself through the air at pleasure, being invisible to every one but his fellow-Boylyagadak. 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Wednesday. — Have been plagued all day with natives wanting to grind wheat. At last came a hue and cry that they had stolen a quantity from some neighbours. The man most guilty had gone off, and I made some here punish those whom they said were guilty, by giving them a small blow or two across the back with a switch. It was only women and children, who had to stand as scapegoats for the rest; but it will make them think of it more seriously. ****** I returned last night from a fortnight's exploration in the 301 bush, and have had an excursion of some interest and im- portance to the.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1850; quality B.", "location_summary": "Western Australia (WA): B", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1669, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-moor:diaryoftenyearse00mooriala:witch:013", "title": "witch in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "author": null, "date_published": "1884", "year": 1884, "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "snippet": "table. It is cheerful-looking also, having a view of the Darling Eange of hills in front, and at no great distance. Some nights ago the natives were very troublesome there. One of the men enclosed a light in a paper lantern, with a hideous face upon it, stuck it in a bush, and roused the natives, who were greatly alarmed, declaring it was some \" boylya \" or witchcraft coming upon them from the North, and they left the place in dismay in the morning, looking for the certain death of those who remained in the neighbourhood. I have bought a winnowing machine from Mr. Wittenoom. I could no longer do without it. 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White clay or lime is used on these occasions. When a man puts on mourning, he is said to Murh-ro nabbow ; which see. Dardi, s. — Pudenda. A disease was lately introduced, which the men attributed to the witchcraft of the northern Boyl-yagadaks. Dardun, a. — Uneven ; as Budjor dardun, uneven ground. Dardyn, s. — Whiting. Dargangan, r. — Pres. part., Dargangannin ; past tense, Dargananaga ; to strike so as to stun or kill, as Nadjul nginni gori dargangan, I'll settle you, put an.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1852; quality B.", "location_summary": "Western Australia (WA): B", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 1671, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-moor:diaryoftenyearse00mooriala:witch:015", "title": "witch in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "author": null, "date_published": "1884", "year": 1884, "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ks of fire. J Jitta, s. — The bulbous root of an orchis, eaten by the natives, about the size of a hazel-nut. Jitti-ngat, s. — Seisura volitans. Glossy fly-catcher. 1 Jorang, s. — A small sort of lizard. Jow-yn, s. — Short hair on the body ; fur of animals. Julagoling, s. — Xame of the planet Venus. She is described as a very pretty young woman, powerful in witchcraft. A singular, if fortuitous, coincidence with her classical character. Julwidilang, s. — Zosterops dorsalis Grape-eater, or white-eye. Juwul, s. — (K.G.S.J — The short stick which they throw at animals. 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Wind, north-west — Durga ; Dtal- lajar. Wind, south — Wiriti. Wind, south-east — Wirrit ; D- yedik. Wind, south-west — Karring. Wind, east — Nandat; Nangalar. Wind, west — Durga. Wind, sea-breeze — Gulamwin. Wind, land wind — Nandat. Windpipe — Dtagat ; Mungurdur. Wing — Kanba. Wing, outer pinion of — Jili. Wink, to — Butak-butak. Winter — Maggoro. Witchcraft — Boyl-ya. Withered, dried up ; applied to wood or animals when dead — Mandju. Withered ; applied to leaves — Derer. Within — Bura. 118 Without, wanting anything — Bru ; as Boka bru, without a cloak. Wittingly — Bandak. Wive, to ; steal a wife — Kardo barrang. 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I recollect in the calculations made for Van Diemen's Land or Sydney, of the profit and loss of a flock of sheep, that the shepherds were reckoned at £30, and I fancied it must be exaggeration, but I have my shepherd just now on easy terms (comparatively), and he costs me £71 8s. 6d. a year. I am greatly dissatisfied about our giants on this side the hills. They are not capable of supporting large flocks without cultivation to a greater extent than we can afford or manage at present ; this cuts short all our profits. 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Another Boylyagadak can, however, disenchant the person thus afflicted. When this is done the Boylya is drawn out from the patient in the form of pieces of quartz, which are kept as great curiosities. The aborigines do not seem to comprehend that mor- tality is natural to man. All diseases and particularly those of a a fatal kind, are ascribed to supernatural inriuence, and hence the reason why, when one of them dies, another is invariably killed in return vdiether the deceased has died by the hand of an enemy, or by accident, or from natural causes. 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They are but three; a woman fair, A boy of fearless brow, He, whom she vowed to love is there-- God help her! then and now. With fiercer leaguer never did Those rugged stones resound, As the swarthy yelling masses swayed The time-worn keep around. Our death-doomed brothers fired fast, Our sister loaded well; With each rifle-crack a spirit passed; By scores the rebels fell. 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He went over here--over this very rail--and came down sitting as square as if he was riding in the park, holding his hat, too, in both hands.\" \"How did he stop the horse?\" \"He jumped off on the straw heap here, and fell on his legs like a cat.\" I had a slight previous acquaintance with the gentleman referred to, whose whilom sobriquet of \"Jack the Devil\" was fully deserved, as far as feats of horsemanship were concerned. He rode equally well in a side-saddle, and once at least defied the minions of the law decorously attired in a lady's riding habit, with hat, gloves, and whip to match. 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Those of Downing's are the only sheep to be pur- chased now. 26^A. — A lovely day as to temperature. Mr. Yule and Mr. A. Trimmer called to see me, and stayed till two. Mr. Burgess came here in the evening, and took tea. 2^th. — Have had a long, angry, and wholly unexpected con- ference to-day with the very spirit of evil himself, I mean the notorious Ya-gan. On seeing several natives approach the house, I went towards them as usual, thinking they were my old friends. 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He was describing to me his ideas of a future state. Some, he said, when they died went down far into the earth and walked \" far away \" ; others went up and walked above where the snake and the emu stay (perhaps they are hunting grounds hereafter). He also talked of something which I take to be a spirit (good or bad) called \" Boylya,\" but I do not understand this, I know there is not much reliance to 250 be placed in some of their tales, but he says now that Calynte, the leader of the Murray river tribe, has collected all his forces, and the assistance of other distant.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4751; quality B.", "location_summary": "Western Australia (WA): B", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3695, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-moor:diaryoftenyearse00mooriala:spirit:e33d3845ee443ca1", "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "author": null, "date_published": "1884", "year": 1884, "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "snippet": "getting old, but time has not been standing still perhaps with you either, — though he could not be so ungallant as to lay his hands upon you so rudely. The following lines were specially addressed to my sisters in the journal of 5th June, 1835. I cannot call to mind now any particular reason for such an outburst upon myself; which I called \" AN AWAKENING.\" Spirit of better days Am I forsaken ? Muse of my former lays, When wilt thou waken ? Rouse up thy torpid sense, Dally no longer, Think that such indolence Daily grows stronger. Where hast thou fled to — thou My guardian angel ? Why dost thou leave me now. 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Muse of my former lays, When wilt thou waken ? Rouse up thy torpid sense, Dally no longer, Think that such indolence Daily grows stronger. Where hast thou fled to — thou My guardian angel ? Why dost thou leave me now. Prey to this strange ill ? Oft in the darker hour Thy charmful numbers Seemed to possess a power Over these slumbers. 295 Spirit of better days, Do thou recall me, Let not these idle ways Longer enthral me. \"Wake my soul, wake and see, Foes are around thee. Thou on thy guard must be. Lest they confound thee. Oh ! it is sad to see Hours worse than wasted, Dash down the cup from thee. 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I am preparing leases of parts of the coast for the two com- panies, for stations, one at Carnac and one at Fremantle. May 6th. — The Governor has returned in great spirits from his excursion to the South East, comprising an examination of the country from the Murray River to within 55 miles of King George's Sound, having seen a large extent of fine country, well watered. 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Sunday. — Mr. Mitchell was at Henley Park this day, but he was so tired that he begged me to read all the service for him, and, having read the full service in the morning with a long sermon, I found it quite enough for one day, and a very warm.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4756; quality B.", "location_summary": "Western Australia (WA): B", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3699, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-moor:diaryoftenyearse00mooriala:spirits:d9b4f66130e863cb", "title": "spirits in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "author": null, "date_published": "1884", "year": 1884, "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "snippet": "n here has been to give to ponio person who had stock a share of the land, if he would go and reside upon it for a suf- ficient time. Many would have been sufferers. We had an annual meeting of our temperance society on Thursday even- ing. I spun a long and a tough yarn. The people were quite amused with the mode in whicli I illustrated the manner of ardent spirits being first taken out of the hands of the medical men, and every man administered the medicine to himself, till at length he seemed perpetiuilly to require a repetition of the dose. 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Saturday. — ^Tlie Governor brought forward the finance measures for the year on Thursday. His speech did not give any bright picture of our finances. He stated there was a decrease in the revenue, but did not mention the cause of it, which was very simple, namely, the fact of our principal Ol-Q . ) / o revenue being derived from the duty on spirits, and no ships having arrived here for a long period of the year, that source became dried up for a time. The discussion on the second reading of the Bill is to take place on Monday fortnight. 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In the daily hope of my departure I have omitted for some time to con- tinue my journal which I now regret very much, and I do not write this with much spirit, as I still hope that I may be with you before it. We have always had a ship here before this from England every year, and this is the first year that we have had sufficient to fill a vessel. 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Ignorant alike of the nature, the power, and the intentions of this new people, and possessed of some vague idea of their being spirits, or reappearances of the dead, the natives were restrained, probably by superstitious awe alone, from at- tempting to repel the colonists at once by direct and open hostility . On the part of the settlers generally, there existed the most friendly IV PREFACE..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4761; quality B.", "location_summary": "Western Australia (WA): B", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3703, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-moor:diaryoftenyearse00mooriala:spirit:89153e2ba63a8cff", "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "author": null, "date_published": "1884", "year": 1884, "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ium of mutual communication in all public matters, whether of explanation, negotiation, examination, or prosecution. At length, in the year 1838, that able and talented officer, Lieutenant (now Sir George) Grey, Governor of South Australia, whilst resting from his labours of exploring the country, turned his attention to this subject, in compliance with the spirit of the instructions under which he was acting, and compiled a vocabulary, which was pub- lished in the colony in the shape of a pamphlet. This was subse- quently republished in London, with the addition of some words, PREFACE. V chiefl}^ peculiar to the locality of King.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4762; quality B.", "location_summary": "Western Australia (WA): B", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3704, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-moor:diaryoftenyearse00mooriala:spirit:8f461cd0d5b5d7a9", "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "author": null, "date_published": "1884", "year": 1884, "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "snippet": ", and so on, until the surface reaches to a level with the upper ground ; and finally sand or earth is strewed over the top. Whilst all that is above described is going on, the magician, or Bolyagadak, of the tribe sits wrapped in his cloak at the head of the grave, bending his ear from time to time to the ground, attentively listening for the flight of the spirit, and the communication it may have to make as to the evil originator or cause of his death ; and having feigned to obtain this intelligence, he raises his miro in 12 silence, and points in the direction where the enemy is to be found who has robbed the tribe of a.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4763; quality B.", "location_summary": "Western Australia (WA): B", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3705, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-moor:diaryoftenyearse00mooriala:spirit:3926fabf32fe2b39", "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "author": null, "date_published": "1884", "year": 1884, "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "snippet": "reviously scored are now marked afresh, and more deeply, to record that an atonement has been effected. The grave is regularly visited during a certain period, to see that it is not disturbed or profaned ; and for a long time afterwards a small hut of reeds or boughs may be observed erected over the grave, before which a fire is frequently lighted, that the spirit of the deceased may, if it pleases, continue still to solace itself as before, in the quiet of the night. Bogalngudi, a. — Humpbacked. Bohn, or Bohrn, s. — A small red root of the Hsemadorum spicatum. This root in flavour somewhat resembles a very mild onion. 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Subsequently I saw a boy who died in a few hours after he was bitten. Kabbar, a. — Bleak ; exposed. Kaddcir, .x — Large black lizard. Kadjin, s. — Soul ; spirit. The form which rises after death, and goes over the sea to the island of souls. 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It is one of the very few things which can be considered as approaching to an indigenous fruit. Kwa — Yes. Kwakar — (K.G.S.) A small species of kangaroo. Kwalak — (K.G.S.) A species of ant. Kwela, s. — A species of casuarina. Kwinin — (K.G.S.) The nut of a species of zamia. Kwoggyn, s. — Soul ; spirit. Kwonda, s. — A very deadly species of snake. See Kabarda. Kwonnat, s. — A species of acacia.. See Kundrt. Kwoy-alang, s. — Soul ; Spirit. 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Kwa — Yes. Kwakar — (K.G.S.) A small species of kangaroo. Kwalak — (K.G.S.) A species of ant. Kwela, s. — A species of casuarina. Kwinin — (K.G.S.) The nut of a species of zamia. Kwoggyn, s. — Soul ; spirit. Kwonda, s. — A very deadly species of snake. See Kabarda. Kwonnat, s. — A species of acacia.. See Kundrt. Kwoy-alang, s. — Soul ; Spirit. Kwyt-yat — Melaleuca hamata ; having leaves like those of a pine or fir tree, only hooked at the end ; found always in wet or damp soils. Ky-a, . facilitate the opening of their shells) to form baits for the hooks. Half an hour devoted to this fun, accompanied by much laughter, and not infrequently by screams of genuine pain caused by some poor lyoor, more clumsy than usual, allowing the nippers of a giant lobster to pinch her finger to the bone, resulted in the collection of ^sufficient bait for the day's- operations. When the bait had been thus procured the canoes were* moved half a mile further up the river to a deep pool,, where the water lay comparatively still. 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They, however, never put this pretended power in practice on members of their own tribes, at least they pretend never to do so ; upon the Bukeens f on the other hand, they are continually trying the potency of their magic powers. The mode by which they carry out this fell art of theirs is extremely novel, although it has but very little of the supernatural about it, as the following will plainly show. Should a Bangal in the course of his wanderings drop across an old encampment of Bukeens he searches about carefully for some debris (such as bones) of the food they have eaten, but should his search for bones, or some.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "supernatural", "figure_name_as_printed": "supernatural", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2032; quality B.", "location_summary": "Victoria and Riverina (VIC): B", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3955, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-mapfirst-ia-lumholtz:amongcannibalsac1889lumh:spirits:6681b2cd25a3284a", "title": "spirits in Among Cannibals", "publication": "Among Cannibals; Carl Lumholtz", "author": null, "date_published": "1889", "year": 1889, "url": "https://archive.org/download/amongcannibalsac1889lumh/amongcannibalsac1889lumh_djvu.txt", "snippet": "tward, thus : ' ) ( ' • This external evidence that the boy is of age is given to him with certain ceremonies, and the strips of skin, which gradually fall off from the wounds as they heal, are gathered in a little basket, which he subse- quently carries for some time about his neck until he finally throws its con- tents out in the woods — gives it to the \" devil \" as it is called. This is the only trace of a cult that I observed among the blacks of Herbert river, and they doubtless regard it as a sort of sacrifice to avert the wrath of evil spirits. From this time the young man is permitted to eat whatever he pleases, but.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5023; quality B.", "location_summary": "Herbert River, QLD (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -18.2484306, "map_longitude": 145.6112083, "map_place_name": "Herbert River, QLD", "map_location_role": "narrative_setting", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "B", "map_evidence_text": "Exact text block names Herbert River; coordinate is a named river/locality point for public map display.", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3956, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-mapfirst-ia-lumholtz:amongcannibalsac1889lumh:devil:cd730cde729c2d70", "title": "devil in Among Cannibals", "publication": "Among Cannibals; Carl Lumholtz", "author": null, "date_published": "1889", "year": 1889, "url": "https://archive.org/download/amongcannibalsac1889lumh/amongcannibalsac1889lumh_djvu.txt", "snippet": "natives believe in a creator, Bhaiame, who is to judge mankind. The word is derived from baio, to cut or make — thus creator, — and is distinctly identical with Manning's Boyma. Others again, as for instance Mr. Mann (in New South Wales), who has made a thirty years' study of the blacks,, deny that the natives have any religion whatever except fear of the \" devil-devil.\" It is not easy to understand this want of agreement among the authorities. 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As to the natives on Herbert river, it is my opinion that they do not believe in any supreme good Being, but only in a demon, and it was even difficult for them to give any definite account of this devil. On the other hand, it must be admitted that the natives are very reluctant to give any information in regard to their religious beliefs. They look upon them as secrets not to be divulged to persons not of their own race. 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On Herbert river the natives need only to know the name of the person in question, and for this reason they rarely use their proper names in addressing or speaking of each other, but simply their class- names. The wizard is, as a rule, a man far advanced in years, but I knew a youth of only twenty who enjoyed a great reputation for his sorcery. 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The wizard is also the physician of the tribe, and imagines that he can cure all diseases and that he has great power over the \" devil-devil.\" I once met a black man who told me that he personally had been the victim of strange wizards, and that ever since that time he had been a.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5027; quality B.", "location_summary": "Herbert River, QLD (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -18.2484306, "map_longitude": 145.6112083, "map_place_name": "Herbert River, QLD", "map_location_role": "narrative_setting", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "B", "map_evidence_text": "Exact text block names Herbert River; coordinate is a named river/locality point for public map display.", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial" }, { "record_id": 3960, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-mapfirst-ia-lumholtz:amongcannibalsac1889lumh:wizard:82b4c5a61053ddab", "title": "wizard in Among Cannibals", "publication": "Among Cannibals; Carl Lumholtz", "author": null, "date_published": "1889", "year": 1889, "url": "https://archive.org/download/amongcannibalsac1889lumh/amongcannibalsac1889lumh_djvu.txt", "snippet": "lso believe that they themselves can produce rain, particularly with the help of their wizards. To produce rain they call milka. When on our expeditions we were overtaken by violent tropical storms my blacks always became enraged at the strangers who had caused the rain. Even my naive friend Yokkai once boasted that he and the young Mangola-Maggi, who was a wizard, had produced rain to worry other blacks. 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Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "author": null, "date_published": "1890", "year": 1890, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "erland. 2 vols. 4to. and folio atlas. London, 1814. Fumeaux. — See Cook. Gell. — See Tasm. Joum. Science. Gervais, Paul. — Zoologie et Paleontologie Generales. 4to. Paris, 1876. In Vol. II. (Second Series) pp. 1-8, the first chapter is entitled : ** Un des Demiers Natturels de la Terre de Diemen/' being the description of a head of a Tasmanian (preserved in spirits) brought home by Laplace. Two plates of this head and two plates of skull and brain surface. Giglioli, E. H., Prv/essor, — I Tasmaniani cenni storici ed etnologici di un popolo estinto. pp. iv. + i6o. 8vo. Milan, 1874. Gunn. — See Tasm. Joum. Science. Hamy, Ernest T. —.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2240; quality B.", "location_summary": "Tasmania (TAS): B", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2036, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:aboriginestasma00garsgoog:spirit:008", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. 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This deity, whomsoever it is, they believe to be the giver of everything good, nor do they appear to acknowledge any more than one God.\" But Lloyd, from their attitudes at their corroborries, was inclined to think that they.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "evil spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "evil spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2248; quality B.", "location_summary": "Tasmania (TAS): B", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2044, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:aboriginestasma00garsgoog:evil-spirit:016", "title": "evil spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. 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Davies (p. 417) thought it hard to believe that the natives have \"no idea of a future state, . . ..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "evil spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "evil spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2249; quality B.", "location_summary": "Tasmania (TAS): B", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2045, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:aboriginestasma00garsgoog:devil:017", "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. 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They ascribed extraordinary convulsions to this.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2250; quality B.", "location_summary": "Tasmania (TAS): B", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2046, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:aboriginestasma00garsgoog:devil:018", "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. 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Warlike, 79.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Warrawah", "figure_name_as_printed": "Warrawah", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2253; quality B.", "location_summary": "Tasmania (TAS): B", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2049, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:aboriginestasma00garsgoog:ghost:021", "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. 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They all answered, * Dreeny^ that is, to England,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2254; quality B.", "location_summary": "Tasmania (TAS): B", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2050, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:aboriginestasma00garsgoog:apparition:022", "title": "apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. 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These star-like jets of gleaming in front of that looming Indian-ink- like waste, against the mellow depth of the upper space, where the blazing worlds are rolling, with the sea flowing rapidly but silently through that narrow strait, and filled with phosphorescence, and the ship gliding, ghost-like, through it all, fill me (the only passenger left on deck) with a thrilling sense of immensity, as if I were treading my way through a world of stars. 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On removing the opossum rug from the face he found that it was a friend. He wept for a long time, then came down and went away ; but he had not gone far before he heard some magpies making a great noise, as though they saw something strange. He turned about to see what it was, and, to his horror and amazement, saw the ghost of the deceased man come down and follow him. He became so terrified that he could not move, and, ad- dressing it, said, ' Why do you frighten me, when I have come to see you, and never did you any harm ? 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It was rough, but hearty, and plenty of it, as there was of customers. One little Frenchman diverted the company very much. He was on the verge of delirium tremens — that fine nervous state before the ' blue devils ' appear, when the wit is so high- strung and electric. He had been on the drink for w 7 eeks, getting more and more spirituelle every day. I saw him that evening at his best and most fantastic, as he tossed down the raw brandy, and jested like a Mephistopheles. 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What has been taken from him in exchange for this daily providing for the animal ? liberty — the being able to do and go where he likes; hope — the incentive to exertion; love— he must live for ever mateless, with all his natural desires raging like devils within him. I have gone through a good many colonial prisons, and talked to all kinds of criminals, from the gentlemanly forger, swindler, and medical side-walker, down through the fine gradations of bushranger, housebreaker, pickpocket, and sneak kinchin man. 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We now come to the highest point on our journey — Victoria, 8,422 feet above sea-level— where we find English trees growing in unity with Australian produce — the chest- nut, oak, hawthorn, elm, poplar, pine, bunya-bunya, &c. We can see from here most extensive views, embracing Mounts Tomato, Clarence, Wilson, and York, with the Fairy and Witches* Glens. We are now going down the great Zig-zag, and upon Lithgow, the mining quarters, where coal, iron, copper, and other minerals are worked, and fine clay, terra cotta, &c, found. Lithgow we do not see much of, as it is almost dark when we get there ; enough,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witches", "figure_name_as_printed": "witches", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2448; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2237, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nisb:acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog:supernatural:010", "title": "supernatural in A Colonial Tramp", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "author": null, "date_published": "1891", "year": 1891, "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "s own taste, settling the question by taking the woman himself ; so that the youths have to go and ' look out ' once more for something not so tempting, while the old warrior takes to himself the finest young women he can get, and as many of them as he likes. It is a great mistake to say that the aborigines have no creed ; they are profound believers in the supernatural. 1 Pirumeheeal ' is the good spirit ; a gigantic fellow, who lives above the clouds, very harmless and benevolent. The thunder is his voice, and they always listen to it with pleasure and respect. 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There, just as I had dreamt it, I looked across to see this woman dragging along the drunken man (probably her husband) and to be received with the evil glance. And then these very senseless dreams ended abruptly ; I never saw or dreamt about her any more. What did it all mean, and for what earthly or supernatural purpose had I dreamt it ? Sydney is a very charming place — the most ancient in the colonies — where any one with ordinary appreciation of beauty may go on dreaming his life away, and never wish to see the outside of the Heads. 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Three hundred years ago, your individual ancestors and ours lived in the same village, perhaps, in Hampshire ; the colonising spirit of our common race there, or the pressure of arbitrary power later on, carried your forefathers to the Columbian land, while ours remained behind, till, in the fulness of time, the thirst for gold or the prospect of a happier life led us hither ; and yet I presume that.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1995; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1810, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:002", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "cessary, at this point, to say more about the origin of the Australian black man ; I now proceed to examine him in his native environ- ment, as he grows up from birth to manhood, and thence from manhood to old age. If the limits assigned to this pamphlet had permitted, additional sections could have been introduced, treating of the *kara]i* or medicine-man, spirit- world, mythology, the physical features of the natives, their moral and intellectual qualities, their cave-paintings and other specimens of art, their language, as well as the probable origin and migrations of the Australian race. 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Now, before I go on to examine the ceremonies of the Bora, it may be convenient to say here that the negroes of Upper Guinea had, and still have, certain religious mysteries singularly like those of the Bora. These, like the Bora, are ceremonies of initiation, and not only bring a youth to a knowledge of his country's gods, but qualify him to commune with spirits and to hold civil power and authority in the State ; all the uninitiated are to him a profanum vulgus, who, on the least tranegression of his commands, may be hurried away into the woods, there to be destroyed by the evil spirits which the magical power of the initiated.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1997; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1812, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:004", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "a, are ceremonies of initiation, and not only bring a youth to a knowledge of his country's gods, but qualify him to commune with spirits and to hold civil power and authority in the State ; all the uninitiated are to him a profanum vulgus, who, on the least tranegression of his commands, may be hurried away into the woods, there to be destroyed by the evil spirits which the magical power of the initiated can command and control. As an assembly for thus receiving the youths into the tribe is convened but four or five times in a century, and occupies a period of five years, only a small proportion of the male population can acquire.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1998; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1813, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:medicine-man:005", "title": "medicine man in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "oy by the arms and lead him along the track, and set him in the middle of the other enclosure. As soon as this is done the women rise from their prostrate position, and begin to dance and sing. The Murringgari tribe, on our south-east coast, place along this track or path some figures, moulded in earth, of various animals {totems) , and one of Dharamulan, a spirit-god whom they rererence. Before each of these figures the devotees have a dance ; and a ' kardji,' medicine man or doctor, brings up, through his mouth, apparently from his stomach, the ' joea' or magic of the totem before which they then stand. 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Thf^ afEects his body ; but his own spirit or ghost also goes away on adven- tures during the night. He believes that he has two spirits — a spiritual and a physical ' ego ' — a sort of * animus ' and ' anima.' 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Thf^ afEects his body ; but his own spirit or ghost also goes away on adven- tures during the night. He believes that he has two spirits — a spiritual and a physical ' ego ' — a sort of * animus ' and ' anima.' Of this dual existence of his, the mortal part ceases to exist after death, but the other lives on. 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But, even in his lifetime, the ' anima ' or * geist * may leave his body for a while, and then come back again, as when he is in a faint or in a sleep. After sleep he remembers that his * geist ' left him during the night, and went forl^ on its own business or pleasure. After a faint he knows that his spirit went from him on some errand or other, but he also know^ that it has letumed, and so he does not trouble himself much about that. 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After sleep he remembers that his * geist ' left him during the night, and went forl^ on its own business or pleasure. After a faint he knows that his spirit went from him on some errand or other, but he also know^ that it has letumed, and so he does not trouble himself much about that. Even when he is- dying and his spirit has gone, if a friendly wizard is near- and observes the accident in time, the spirit may be pursued and over- taken, and brought back, and the sick man lives again. 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But an evil wizard, even when the man is well, may come during the night, and }sy his arts take out his kidney fat. Then the man is sure to die aeon. These are the only experiences which an Australian may have during the night, unless he chances to awake for a time ; then he may hear the evil spirits — which, in this instance, are only the voice of some native* animals — near his bed, talking to him or to each other, and doubtless medi- tating mischief. 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In tbe firm and universal belief of our natives, a man among them dies, not because the vital machinery has got clogged or is worn out, but because he has been bewitched by an enemy. Those who have read Lenormant on Magic in Chaldsea know that this is a ver}r old belief, and that it produced there an elaborate ritual as against evil spirits, and for protection from them. In our country the terror of it so overpowers the mind, that when a man comes to know that a * kar^ji' is DEA^TH AND BXJEIAL. 79 operating against him, he faUs into low spirits from which he casnotbe roused, and ere long he dies, just from.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2009; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1824, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:witch:016", "title": "witch in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "if the illness comes from fierce pains in the body, or general debility, or from a swelling of any kind, then some wicked wizard at a distance has been turning the point of a magic bone at him, with incantations, to do him harm, or has been burning a portion of his hair against him, or some other refuse, that he has incau- tiously left exposed ; or an evil spirit, roving about the camp at night, has Eut a round stone in his body, where the lump is, with the intention that e may fall ill and die ; then, in any of these circumstances the * kardji' is sent for, to come and remove the evil, or to counteract the witchery which is doing.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2010; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1825, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:ghost:017", "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "eal one, and therefore restless and miserable—a foul, wandering ghost, '* unhouseled, disappointed, unaneled,'* — so miserable as to have delight in doing mii^erable acts, and taking revenge on all living creatures. Hence, also, among various nations of old, savage and civilised, funeral rites were renewed at various intervals ; for it was by these that the spirit gradually attained to the possession of a real body, capable of enjoying its new life. mi. -a 7 To illustrate the funeral arrangements of the tribes, I now The Jiuneral. • ^ a i^' i* * a. itTT-- -r i » give two quotations from private sources : — \" King J ackey s.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2011; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1826, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:ghost:018", "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "e work of evil spirits, or as punishments inflicted upon men by the immediate decree of an offended God. But the main tendency of Jewish thought, in the time'of Christ, was to attribute diseases to the machinations of the powers of evil. At the head of this malignant host stood Satan, the prince of the world, and he was surrounded by a multitude of inferior spirits. Many of these demons were believed to be the souls of the dead who roamed through the air, haunting tombs and desert places, in a disembodied form. 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Many of these demons were believed to be the souls of the dead who roamed through the air, haunting tombs and desert places, in a disembodied form. The ghosts of the giants who lived in antediluvian times, the ghosts of the builders of the tower of Babel, and the ghosts of those multitudes who perished at the Elood, were all numbered among the evil spirits which brought diseases and death on men, and the spirits of the wicked became demons after death. These demons entered tne human body by the nostrils, being presumably inhaled with the breath ; they produced dumbness, lameness, madness, blindness, epilepsy, and indeed.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "giant", "figure_name_as_printed": "giant", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2013; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1828, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:giant:020", "title": "giant in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "Christ, was to attribute diseases to the machinations of the powers of evil. At the head of this malignant host stood Satan, the prince of the world, and he was surrounded by a multitude of inferior spirits. Many of these demons were believed to be the souls of the dead who roamed through the air, haunting tombs and desert places, in a disembodied form. The ghosts of the giants who lived in antediluvian times, the ghosts of the builders of the tower of Babel, and the ghosts of those multitudes who perished at the Elood, were all numbered among the evil spirits which brought diseases and death on men, and the spirits of the wicked.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "giant", "figure_name_as_printed": "giant", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2014; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1829, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:devil:021", "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "f themselves, a brother ! Now, in the ancient rituals, white was the colour sacred to the sun — the benign god before whom darkness flies away. In India, white agates rep- resent Siva, the eternal cause of all blessings ; in Persia, white horses were sacred to the sun ; in Celtic Britain, some of the \"Welsh people, even now, whiten their houses to keep away devils ; and so with many other examples in Aryan lands. \"I said to King Sewa at Talaber, on the Niger,' so writes Mr. W. Winwood Eeade, * if I die may my blood be on your head.' ' Ah, take care ; take care,' said he, ' you have had evil thoughts against me, and that is why you.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2015; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1830, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:devil:022", "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "r that these dances partake of a semi-religious character. For them the men dress themselves with great care in their own way, and often dance ail night long, and in very dark niohts, too, to the light of a blazing fire. To a white oulooker they seem to be a band of demons, ghastly as the skeleton dead, working themselves up into a fit state for some act of devilry. Eut there cannot be much amusement in it, for the men take it quite seri- ously, no fun goes on, and their movements are so vigorous that the actora are covered with sweat, and at the close are completely exhausted by their efforts. And they are not mere dances, these.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2016; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1831, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:devil:023", "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ng the enemy, begin to hop away, they find a spear or a club every- where near enough to stop their career. ^ / • / • As a rule, the blacks do not care to eat fatty matter ; hence J F^ li^ *^®y reject pork ; they say it is too fat. The flesh of certain ^ ^ ' animals also they reject ; the Tasmanians, for instance, would not eat their native tiger and native devil ; and our own blacks do not like the flesh of the native bear because of its gummy taste. But in addition to voluntary abstention from the flesh of * totem' animals, there are restrictions of food which tribal law imposes. To a lad who has not yet passed the Bora, food of.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2017; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1832, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:medicine-man:024", "title": "medicine man in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": ", the use of gesture language and, masonic signs ; (4), the numeration of the aborigines. rpi VKarabari' is an aboriginal name for those dances which our natives jy- , ^ . often have in the forests at night. Hitherto the name has been ^^^ ^ '* written * corrobboree,' but etymologically it should be 'karabari,* for it comes from the same root as ' karaji,' a wizard or medicine man, and ' -bari ' is a common formative in the native languages. The ' karabari ' 22 THE ABORIGINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. bas been usually regarded as a form of amusement, a dance to wbile away the time on the moonlight nights ; but the men alone engage in it,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2018; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1833, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:medicine-man:025", "title": "medicine man in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "of the craft, and thus needs no more. In any case they are used as talismans, and are carried in his waist belt during the whole of the man's life. A * karaji,* in the presence of a friend of mine, swal- lowed three or four small ones, saying, \"That fellow stick there.\" He believed that the crystals, remaining in his stomach, would give him more power as a medicine man. The negroes of G-uinea use small stones as fetiches, and they carry them about their necks or under their armpits. These stones are sold to them by the priest, after being formally consecrated. The white colour is a sun colour. 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In Persia, at this day, in the southern parts of it, which were originally inhabited by a Hamite race ol: a negroid type, there are to be seen on the roadsides large circles of stones, which the tradition of the country regards as set there by the Caous, a race of giants, that is, of aboriginals. Then, in the classic nations, both in Grreece and Italy, some of the most famous and ancient temples were circular in form, especially the Pantheon at Athens, and at Bome the temple of Vesta, the goddess of the sun-given, eternal fire. 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A couple of huts, a slab stable, a small but securely.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3621; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3611, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:c25260ef471bff36", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "be best acquainted with the mysteries. These choose suitable places in the woods, and make ready there every appliance which can produce surprise, awe, and chilling fear on the minds of novices. All women, children, and strangers are warned fro m the spot during the ceremonies, and the novice believes that, if he reveals any of the secrets of the grove, the spirits, knowing his faithlessness and profanity, will bring destruction upon him in some way or other. The country, for some three or four miles around, is sacred and inviolable, and the evil spirits will carry off those who intrude. These and similar particulars are to be.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4661; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3612, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:25a16607abfbc00a", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": ". All women, children, and strangers are warned fro m the spot during the ceremonies, and the novice believes that, if he reveals any of the secrets of the grove, the spirits, knowing his faithlessness and profanity, will bring destruction upon him in some way or other. The country, for some three or four miles around, is sacred and inviolable, and the evil spirits will carry off those who intrude. These and similar particulars are to be found at greater length in Bishop Hurd's Rites and Ceremonies, which was published eighty years ago — ^long before the science of ethnography had come into existence ; and if it were needful,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4662; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3613, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:519d02e835d6d2b5", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "told me that he was taken into a fetich house, stripped, severely flogged, and plastered with goat dung» this ceremony, like those of masonry, being conducted to the sound of music. Afterwards there came, from behind a kind of screen or shrine, uncouth and terrible sounds,, ^ MATUEITY. sncb. as he had never heard before. These, he was told, emanated from a spirit called Ukuk. He afterwards brought to me the instrument with which the fetich man makes the noise. It was a whistle made of hollowed mangrove w^ood, about 2 inches in length, and covered at one end with a scrap of bat's wing. 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It is then that they are told that there are certain kinds of food which are forbidden to their clan. One clan may not eat crocodile, another hippopotamus, nor a third buffalo. These are relics of the old animal worship. The spirit Ukuk (or M'wetyi, as he is called in the Shekani country) is supposed to live in the bowels of the earth, and to come to the tipper world when there is any business to peform. He is then supposed to dwell in the fetich bous6, which is built in a peculiar form, covered.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4664; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3615, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:ddee9ca2cd684776", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ortant state of manhood. These duties, they are told, consist in obeying their chief, defending their tribe from all enemies, and in conforming to all the customs, and fulfilling all the rites and ceremo- nies of their forefathers. They are also exhorted to be careful in providing for their parents and all others committed to their charge, and to exercise a spirit of liberality towards all their neighbours and friends. The uhusoka consists in presents being made to them, by the men assembled, of cattle, 'assagais,' &c., in order to give them a start in life. They are then pro- nounced to be meUy and are admitted to all the.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4665; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3616, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:85aa560e2e96e590", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "front of them the bodies of men, covered with gashes and blopd, and their bowels protruding ; beyond these is the high priest, sitting alone and looking at the comers with a fixed stare. Stepping over the prostrate bodies, the young men follow their guide and stand in a row before the high priest ; he now utters a yell, and the dead men — who represent the spirits of ancestors — rise up and go to the river and wash themselves clean. These men then ornament themselves, and come back walking with a rhythmical movement and a solemn chant ; they place them- selves in front of the young men, and silence ensues. Eour old priests now.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4666; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3617, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:3d056f91cb5515af", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "them by all the celebrants. On the following morning the women are summoned, and, according to custom, they crawl on hands and knees through the first two enclosures into the presence of the chief priest and the elders. The chief priest pprinkles them with water from the sacred bowl, and makes a prayer 10 THE ABOEIGINES OP NEW SOUTH WALES. to the ancestral spirits for the mothers and their children. The women now return in the same way as they came. When they hare emerged from the enclosures, the men there rush upon them, and a scene of much licence ensues. The initiated of the first and second year^re now daubed all over with.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4667; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3618, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:1cf803c2d149fc56", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "' no') you do that ; that's one of our gods.' \" It is not lawEulfor anyone to handle it except those who have been initiated at the Bora. It is made of a piece of thin wood or of the bark of a tree. It is 9 to 12 inches long, and is sometimes shaped and marked so as to make it look like a fish. The roaring sound is supposed to be the voice of a dreaded evil spirit, who prowls about the camp of the blacks at night and carries off and tears and devours those he can seize. When the performers think that the ' boombat ' (so they call the novice) has been sufficiently impressed, tirrikoty ceases to speak. They then raise the boy from.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4668; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3619, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:609e3be667e4c0c4", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "an-hating, in the economy of nature (cf. the Persian Ahriman), just as Osiris, the bright and beneficent sun, was an emblem of all that was good. In the Levitical law, the new heifer was a sin-offering for the Israelites, probably ^ith some reference to the ideas of the Egyptians about that colour. In India, Ganesa, the lord of all mischievous and malignant spirits, is symbolised by red stones ; and the Cingalese, when they are sick, offer a red cock to the evil spirit that has caused the sickness. The blacks of Congo wash and anoint a corpse, and then paint it red ; and their black brethren in Mada- gascar, when they are.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4669; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3620, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:4eb118fbc5596733", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "those who pass throuj»h the Bora paint themselves white at its close. Everywhere in Australia there is the belief that the black man, when he is dead and buried, still lives ; but he is then white. Our indi- ^nes say, ^' Black man dead jumps up white fellow;\" hence a white man is called ' wunda, ' a word which originally described only the black man in his spirit state after death. The father of a friend of mine was the first white man to enter, some sixty years ago, the territory of a black tribute near to where I lived. It so happened that the tribe had just lost their chief by death ; and so, as the wnite man whom they saw.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4670; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3621, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:a7f64918385f4185", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "he washes away the badge of darkness and evil, and assumes the livery of the children of light. This felt subjection to unseen evil and aspirations for deliverance from it in the minds of our native race, is not only natural to man everywhere, but was a marked feature in the whole system of Akkadian magic ; lor those old Chaldaeans believed that innumerable spirits, each with a personality, were distributed throughout nature ; sometimes in union with animate objects, sometimes separately. 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Existing everywhere, they had both an evil and a good aspect — -at one time favourable, at another unfavourable, controlling both life and death ; regulating all phenomena, whether beneficial or des- tructive, both of air and earth, fire and water. A dual spirit — bad and good — was allocated to each of the celestial bodies, and to each living being. 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Hence the value MATUEITY. 19 of religions rites sucli as the Bora ; for the due observance of these, repeated from time to time, gave, for a while at least, the victory to the good spirits, and brought blessings to the faithful. Thus, then, I explain the red colour of the novice at the Bora, the red and white of the celebrants, and the white colour of the men when the service was completed. (D.) Eidley says that the Bora is Bayemai's ground. He adds : — \".", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4673; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3624, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:e245b91f0b888dec", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "e round a sacred fire. An incantation, used by the Chaldaean sorcerers of old, has these words, '*May the God Pire, the hero, dispel their enchantments or spells for the injury of others.\" An Australian *jin,' going to the river to fetch water after nightfall, carries for protection a burning stick ; and the men in the camp at night, when they think an evil spirit is near, throw firebrands at him to drive him away. Should we wonder, then, that our Australian blackfellows, if, as I believe, their ancestors first of all came from Chaldaean land, have not forgotten the fire observances, and still trust in the protection of a fire god.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4675; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3625, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:a856cf5362e3bee3", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ing plantations. He said that we should certainly be able to kill liim the next day, and that, during the night, he and his friends would cele- brate the gorilla dance. ... To the music of three old men, who had their faces grotesquely chalked, danced Etia, imitating the uncouth move- ments of the gorilla. Then the iron bell was rung, and O'Mbuiri, the evil spirit, was summoned to attend, and a hoarse rattle mingled with the other sounds. . . . Here could be no imposture. It was not an entertainment arranged for my benefit, but a religious festival, held on the eve of an enter- prise. . . . The dancing was not discontinued until.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4676; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3626, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:8f115f57d95fc14d", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ve, and there they see the likeness of many things with which they are conversant in their daily life — young men dancing a 'karabari' (Orion), and a group of damsels looking at them (the Pleiades), and making music to their dance — the opossum, the emu, the crow, and so on. But the old men will tell you that the regions \" above the sky\" are the home of the spirits of the dead, and that there are shady fig-trees there, and many other pleasant things. Many MATUEITY. 23 men of their race are there, and tha:fc one of the foremost of them all is a great man, Menee : he is not visible, but they all agree that he is in the sky. A.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4677; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3627, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:7da698497b698243", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "an older man. Prom the hour of betrothal, they become mother- in-law and son-in-law, and must avoid each other. They must, if possible, never see each other. It is hard to account for so remarkable a custom ; but our indigenes certainly think that, if there were any communication between the two, some great evil would happen to one or both of them. The evil spirits would come and inflict punishment on them by making them die or become prematurely old. Nor are the Australians alone in this curious superstition. A EafSr woman dislikes to use the name of her father-in-law or of any word which contains his name. She avoids this by.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4678; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3628, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:0262edfb46135992", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": ", or civil dissension, or a tendency to wander and colonise. The leader of such a sept bears the by-name of 'the lion,' or *the bear,' or *the kangaroo.' On his death that animal lis regarded as his visible representative, and is reverenced accordingly. No man of that clan will harm it ; for, on his death-bed, he may have told his people that henceforth his spirit would live in that animal, and so it is the first of their ancestors. That animal becomes to them a * totem,' after which they are named, and to which they look for protection against evil ; if it is a thing, it becomes to them a ' fetich ' in which tho spirit dwells,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4679; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3629, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:15f553ec04bc32da", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "of that clan will harm it ; for, on his death-bed, he may have told his people that henceforth his spirit would live in that animal, and so it is the first of their ancestors. That animal becomes to them a * totem,' after which they are named, and to which they look for protection against evil ; if it is a thing, it becomes to them a ' fetich ' in which tho spirit dwells, and may do them good or ill, according to their behaviour towards it. In Scotland, although there is no * totemism ' there, yet the principles which produced it in savage nations still exist ; for a loyal Bruce will not willingly kill a spider; the Highland.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4680; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3630, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:1c45e9324e553ad4", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": ". jpyr . In Australia there are only two things to be considered whepi we . .. J, proceed to locate a tribe — its territorial limits and its language. Eeligion cannot be taken as an element in this question, nor tribal descent ; for the Bora, which is of a semi-religious nature, and the native beliefs as to their deified ancestors, and the influence of evil spirits, are much the same everywhere throughout the continent, and there are no traditions as to a separate origin and descent of tribes, as in the stories of G-reece and Rome ; out it is well-known here that each tribe had its own *taurai' — territory or hunting-ground —.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4681; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3631, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:c9fbe9a08f53cef9", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "o ; and if any one of u» were seated at a native camp-fire after dark, and heard the stories that are told there, and saw the merriment and the laughter and the fun, we could not doubt that it is their nature to be happy, if their environment permit. This is also one of the characteristics of the African negroes ; for it seems natural for them to be in good spirits, and this happy temperament promotes their vitality. Our Australian is a great coward when brought into contact with the unknown, especially if he can regard the thing as having some relation to the domain of spirits. 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This is also one of the characteristics of the African negroes ; for it seems natural for them to be in good spirits, and this happy temperament promotes their vitality. Our Australian is a great coward when brought into contact with the unknown, especially if he can regard the thing as having some relation to the domain of spirits. One day when a blackfellow was present, one of my boys was blowing soap bubbles ; the man was frightened when he saw them, and ran round the comer to hide from them. So his anger, and his courage, too, when roused by provocation or taunts, soon ebb away ; he strikes.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4683; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3633, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:303415f75fe81bfd", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "made on his breast. At all events, they may serve the same purpose as the blazon on a seaman's arms or breast, and be useful in identifying a man's body if he has been disfigured on the field of battle ; or, like the knocking out of the front tooth in the Bora ceremonies, the marks may help to identify him as a true blackfellow when he dies and descends to spirit-land. All blackfellows are more or less marked on the body in this way, but not on the face ; the thing is done when the person is young, perhaps from 6 to 12 years of age ; the marks may be found also on the hips and the upper arm, and, in the case of women, between the.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4684; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3634, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:11ab0efebf6e76fd", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "stache. I suppose that a black man thought that this adjunct to his nose-tip improved his personal appearance or made him look terrible in battle ; but, as in the case of the body scars, I believe there is some relio^ious significance at the base of it originally ; for, in certain localities, the blacks say that unless a man's nose has been thus pierced his spirit will be subjected to great indignities when he is dead. Hence the women also wear the nose-bone. Our blacks allow their hair to grow wild ; they merely cut it when it is too long. Many of them, both men and women, have fine frizzly hair; others have straight hair ; in.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4685; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3635, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:d8e1b003a1db17d8", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ver they encamp. Our blackfellows have not reached the pastoral stas^e, and yet they are wanderers. If they settle down at any spot for a few days, the food they get there by hunting or from roots may soon be exhausted, and they must move on; or a death occurs among them, and they flee from the spot ; or they may come to imagine that their enemies, the evil spirits, are too numerous or too busy there, and so they decamp. When they reach a suitable place for a fresh camp, the women set to work* and raise wind- shelters, called * gunyas.' These are very simple affairs. Two strong sticks are fixed upright in the ground, each about 4.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4686; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3636, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:4e7d14be106e7d7e", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "Those who have read Lenormant on Magic in Chaldsea know that this is a ver}r old belief, and that it produced there an elaborate ritual as against evil spirits, and for protection from them. In our country the terror of it so overpowers the mind, that when a man comes to know that a * kar^ji' is DEA^TH AND BXJEIAL. 79 operating against him, he faUs into low spirits from which he casnotbe roused, and ere long he dies, just from the fear of the evil that he imagines is coming upon him. I am disposed to think that this dread belief has had an evil effect on the national life of the Australians ; for it has driven out of their minds.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4687; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3637, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:309e22397531bbb5", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "night, has Eut a round stone in his body, where the lump is, with the intention that e may fall ill and die ; then, in any of these circumstances the * kardji' is sent for, to come and remove the evil, or to counteract the witchery which is doing so much harm. The ' karaji* sucks out the causes of the pain, or he pufEs and blows with his mouth till the evil spirit is driven away, and the sick man recovers. But if the man dies, then that shows that the evil influences have been very strong, or that the witchery of the other * karaji*^ has been too potent for the means intended to promote recovery. A^i Death '^^ ®^^^ *^ *^® ®^^^.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4689; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3638, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:a87f16262f4cf7af", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "warm. How long he supported his deceased parent thus, I do not know ; for, haying ascertained when and where the burying was to be, I left the camp, intending to be present to witness the ceremony, as I had never seen a Durial.\" The son's explanation that he was keeping the body of his father warm is only part of the truth ; the blacks believe that an evil spirit, whom they call ' dibble- dibble * is prowling about on such occasions, and that he would carry off the body and devour it, if it were not guarded ; for there is an evil spirit, which, as they say, delighte to feed on carrion of all sorts. with the body trussed up in a.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4690; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3639, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:e1af1d7038793c56", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "witness the ceremony, as I had never seen a Durial.\" The son's explanation that he was keeping the body of his father warm is only part of the truth ; the blacks believe that an evil spirit, whom they call ' dibble- dibble * is prowling about on such occasions, and that he would carry off the body and devour it, if it were not guarded ; for there is an evil spirit, which, as they say, delighte to feed on carrion of all sorts. with the body trussed up in a bundle ; (4) with the body erect in the grave ; (5) with the body laid in a side cavity dug into the earth from the bottom of a pit ; (6) they place the body in a hollow tree and.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4691; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3640, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:6723f81ae3fe3200", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "it that these ancestors were once in contact with, or rather formed part of, a race which had beliefs similar to those of the Persians ; such beliefs are not readily adopted by strangers ; they belong to a race. And further, this practice is in strange contrast to the trussing and tying of the body elsewhere, which is done, as the black say, to prevent the spirit of the deceased from wandering in the night from its bed, and disturbing the living and doing them harm ; for the spirit of the dead is malevolent for a long time after death. The J V DEATH AND BUEIAL. 81 roasting of a dead body over a fire seems to us a shainefiil tiling.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4692; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3641, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:82a9a4e62a87dec9", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "f the Persians ; such beliefs are not readily adopted by strangers ; they belong to a race. And further, this practice is in strange contrast to the trussing and tying of the body elsewhere, which is done, as the black say, to prevent the spirit of the deceased from wandering in the night from its bed, and disturbing the living and doing them harm ; for the spirit of the dead is malevolent for a long time after death. The J V DEATH AND BUEIAL. 81 roasting of a dead body over a fire seems to us a shainefiil tiling ; but it corresponds with the mummifying of the dead in Egypt for preservation. A friend in Queensland said to me one.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4693; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3642, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:e87cb9dbd2e2dc22", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ular hole about three feet deep and two feet in diameter, as much as will hold the body ; the bottom of the grave i? then lined with * ti '-tree bark, the body is laid thereon, and pieces of stringy- bark are placed all round it ; the earth is then filled in, Leaving a depression at the top, on which a relative sleeps for several nights, to prevent the evil spirits from carrying off the body. On the Darling Eiver, a mound is raised ov^r the grave and a low fence of brushwood put round it, and, just inside the fence and around the grave, are laid many pieces of white plaster shaped like eggs. I think that these white eggs are put.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4694; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3643, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:9da766f807b54cd6", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "r several nights, to prevent the evil spirits from carrying off the body. On the Darling Eiver, a mound is raised ov^r the grave and a low fence of brushwood put round it, and, just inside the fence and around the grave, are laid many pieces of white plaster shaped like eggs. I think that these white eggs are put there as charms against the approach of evil spirits ; for Layard savs that, \" in the court around the tomb of the founder of the Yezidis,, there is a small recess filled with balls of clay taken from the tomb of the saint. These are sold or distributed to pilgrims and regarded as very sacred — useful against diseases and.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4695; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3644, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:860f4babcfdf0fc2", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "that these white eggs are put there as charms against the approach of evil spirits ; for Layard savs that, \" in the court around the tomb of the founder of the Yezidis,, there is a small recess filled with balls of clay taken from the tomb of the saint. These are sold or distributed to pilgrims and regarded as very sacred — useful against diseases and evil spirits, and to be buried with the dead.\" And Threlkeld states that in the Australian Bora ceremonies the word yarro, which means *egg,* is used in a mystic sense also for * fire' or * water.' And among the Khasias — a hill tribe of^ north-eastern India — an illness is exorcised.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4696; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3645, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:1ec7ffb718a3b644", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "fire' or * water.' And among the Khasias — a hill tribe of^ north-eastern India — an illness is exorcised by the breaking of eggs, among other methods. A mystic egg also figures largely in some of the most ancient cosmogonies. In Northern Queensland, when the body is about to be buried, a fire is first kindled in the grave — evidently to drive out the evil spirits — and after the grave is closed, a fire is kept burning on the surface — evidently to drive 82 THE ABORIGINES OP NEW SOUTH WALES. off the evil spirits at nigbt ; if the corpse is placed in a hollow tree, the piece which has been cut out of the tree to admit the corpse is.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4697; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3646, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:72256a6401f7e948", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": ". A mystic egg also figures largely in some of the most ancient cosmogonies. In Northern Queensland, when the body is about to be buried, a fire is first kindled in the grave — evidently to drive out the evil spirits — and after the grave is closed, a fire is kept burning on the surface — evidently to drive 82 THE ABORIGINES OP NEW SOUTH WALES. off the evil spirits at nigbt ; if the corpse is placed in a hollow tree, the piece which has been cut out of the tree to admit the corpse is carefully replaced — evidently to prevent the spirits from knowing that there is a body there. At Wide Bay, also in Queensland, the natives are very.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4698; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3647, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:7a164854b7d65342", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "— evidently to drive out the evil spirits — and after the grave is closed, a fire is kept burning on the surface — evidently to drive 82 THE ABORIGINES OP NEW SOUTH WALES. off the evil spirits at nigbt ; if the corpse is placed in a hollow tree, the piece which has been cut out of the tree to admit the corpse is carefully replaced — evidently to prevent the spirits from knowing that there is a body there. At Wide Bay, also in Queensland, the natives are very careful not to allow any of the earth to touch the body that is buried ; and, to accom- plish this, they make a stage of sticks and bark over the body, and on this they pile.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4699; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3648, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:de850536ede3b13e", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "r with red and white spots and put pipeclay on their heads. In Fiji also, the man who has dug the grave of a chief is unclean for a year. In South Australia, the\" corpse is rubbed over with red ochre ; and the same is done on the coast of New Ouinea. In the red colour there must be some virtue which is of service to the dead in their subsequent existence as spirits, and probably in their first passage into spirit land, like the Grecian 'obelus' placed between the teeth of the dead man. ^ . 2 The rites of burial are varied to suit the mode which the tribe practises, but there are some accompaniments of burial which are invariable..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4700; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3649, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:f96af38a1cda5334", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "^aid, bury in any soft ground which may happen to be near, but some tribes have regular burying-grounds which have been used for generations, and are considered sacred. To these a corpse will be brought from a distance of many miles. \" My black boy,\" says a friend, \" wishes to be buried where he was reared.\" This is the idea of kinship and clanship even in spirit-land. I need not compare with this similar practices and desires in aU ages and countries. DEATH AND BUEIAL, 83 Wlierever a tribe inters the dead, after the grave is neatly dug, the body is slung on a long pole borne on the shoulders of two relatives, and is carried thus.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4701; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3650, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:d889c0ff6155fc30", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "shaped like a club, and painted red ; their tops are covered with fine white down from the cockatoo. In. the Kamalarai country, not only is the bark of the adjacent trees marked with devices, but another grave is dug near by — a sort of cenotaph — for no body is put in it ; this they do, the blacks say, \" to cheat the Kruben.\" The ' Kiuben' is a malevolent spirit that wanders about at night, and carries ofE little children from the camp, and punishes those men who are so wicked- as to break any of the tribal laws of restriction ; and \" cheating the Kruben\" seems to imply that he tears and devours the spirit of the dead, and.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4702; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3651, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:9489ab405f2beaa0", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "for no body is put in it ; this they do, the blacks say, \" to cheat the Kruben.\" The ' Kiuben' is a malevolent spirit that wanders about at night, and carries ofE little children from the camp, and punishes those men who are so wicked- as to break any of the tribal laws of restriction ; and \" cheating the Kruben\" seems to imply that he tears and devours the spirit of the dead, and perhaps their bodies too. Th f}h f '^^® tribes also believe that, after a man's death, his spirit ^ ^* ' wanders about, revisits the grave, interviews the spirits of its. living friends in dreams, eats up the remains of food left lying about, and warms.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4703; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3652, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:348df46eb0f28d19", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "from the camp, and punishes those men who are so wicked- as to break any of the tribal laws of restriction ; and \" cheating the Kruben\" seems to imply that he tears and devours the spirit of the dead, and perhaps their bodies too. Th f}h f '^^® tribes also believe that, after a man's death, his spirit ^ ^* ' wanders about, revisits the grave, interviews the spirits of its. living friends in dreams, eats up the remains of food left lying about, and warms itself at the night fires. Thus, when Buckley was seen sitting on a grave, feeble from want of food, and with a broken spear in his hand, he was naturally regarded as the spirit of.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4704; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3653, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:c1b44cbc6d2b2867", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": ", after a man's death, his spirit ^ ^* ' wanders about, revisits the grave, interviews the spirits of its. living friends in dreams, eats up the remains of food left lying about, and warms itself at the night fires. Thus, when Buckley was seen sitting on a grave, feeble from want of food, and with a broken spear in his hand, he was naturally regarded as the spirit of the deceased black man come back to ' visit his body, and was welcomed by the tribule as one oi themselves. Something analogous to all this is found among the blacks of Lower Guinea.. When a man dies there, they ascribe his decease to the enchantments of aa enemy. At.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4705; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3654, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:84dc0191b80074d0", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "logous to all this is found among the blacks of Lower Guinea.. When a man dies there, they ascribe his decease to the enchantments of aa enemy. At the grave they ask the corpse to tell who it was that took away his life by sorcery ; why he departed ; was it because he was dissatisfied ; and so on. They believe that souls pass into other bodies, but that the spirit of the deceased still lives in another state, and there lore they inter with him most of his own effects, and valuable presents from his friends. They believe also that the wizards, by their incantations, can raise the dead man to life, and make him hunt and fish and.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4706; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3655, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:5db0eaa073b3ca95", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "itnessed. The man's name was nevei: afterwards mentioned, nor his grave visited, by any of the tribe.\" Cause of In the New Hebrides islands, similar beliefs and customs exist. Death. A friend, writing to me from Epi there, says : — \" Unless the person is very old or the cause of death is very obvious, the natives here- generally ascribe the death to an evil spirit called *Semi,' who* poisons* people ; ' semi' means * poison.' Very often he acts by human agency, and many a suspect is shot in consequence. The body is sewed up in matting and banana leaves. The burial is usually on the day following the death. All relatives or other.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4707; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3656, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:00ef4e65199d3c57", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "e deceased within a reasonable distance attend. There is a great wailing kept up by the women within the enclosure where the body lies. The men simply look in for a minute or two to cry, and then retire. Two male relatives dig the grave. The body is lowered, and a great quantity of banana leaves is laid over it before the earth is filled in. The disembodied spirit is supposed to haunt the scenes of its former life. Cocoa-nuts, bananas, pudding, and other kinds of food are often hung on a tree or stick beside the grave, for the refreshment of the wandering spirit. Sometimes, in the still night a brother shouts out the name of the.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4708; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3657, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirit:6c4f40f585b24e29", "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": ". Two male relatives dig the grave. The body is lowered, and a great quantity of banana leaves is laid over it before the earth is filled in. The disembodied spirit is supposed to haunt the scenes of its former life. Cocoa-nuts, bananas, pudding, and other kinds of food are often hung on a tree or stick beside the grave, for the refreshment of the wandering spirit. Sometimes, in the still night a brother shouts out the name of the departed, and tells him, with all the strength of his lung3, \" Cocoanuts and bananas are here ; come and take them.\" m Our indigenes, in the western part of the colony of Victoria,. Soirits *^^^^ ^^^^.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4709; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3658, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:13e81549ed16d2ab", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "rave, for the refreshment of the wandering spirit. Sometimes, in the still night a brother shouts out the name of the departed, and tells him, with all the strength of his lung3, \" Cocoanuts and bananas are here ; come and take them.\" m Our indigenes, in the western part of the colony of Victoria,. Soirits *^^^^ ^^^^ children under five years of age have no spirits, but' ^ * every person over that age has not only a soul or spirit of natural life, but also another spirit which takes a visible but undefined form after death ; it frequents the dead man's grave for a time, but disappears when any one comes near. Por it a fire is kept.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4710; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3659, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:eb06840f78c09d03", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "no spirits, but' ^ * every person over that age has not only a soul or spirit of natural life, but also another spirit which takes a visible but undefined form after death ; it frequents the dead man's grave for a time, but disappears when any one comes near. Por it a fire is kept burning all night near the spot^ Elsewhere, in Victoria, it is said that the spirit, after hovering for a time near the grave, finally goes off towards the setting sun ; and for its con- venience, or rather guidance, where a long grave is used, the head is laid towards the east and the feet to the west ; elsewhere it is the reverse. This spirit is the.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4711; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3660, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:8057a35df1a40fbc", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ich make it twice or three timea the length of the body within. The grave is dnly a deep hole, and the corpse is placed therein upright. No earth ig allowed to touch the head, which is protected by timber above it. A mound is raised over the grave. In letting down the body, those near say * whirr.' They make little fires about the grave \" to drive away evil spirits from the living,\" as some say ; but others say the fires are for the benefit of the dead. In Victoria, also, no one cared to touch a dead body with his hand ; that brings defilement; and, in burying, the utmost care was used .to cover every part of the body and save it.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4712; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3661, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:20670bafbf93002a", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "the abode of the dead is there. In some parts of Australia, the blacks will not go near a recent grave for a month or so after the interment ; but on the Murray River, near Went- worth,.one or two friends visit the grave every morning for about a month to keep the fires burning and the ground around the grave carefully swept. If there are no foot-prints of spirits to be seen on the cleared ground, thej conclude that the spirit of the dead man does not wander at night, and is therefore happy and does not require the fire or any further attention. 88 THE ABOEIGINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. I have already said that, in Queensland, a.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4713; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3662, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:dd8fca9324fccb4e", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "black feathers. His eyelids were painted red, and a red stripe from the nose upwards, divided his forehead in two parts. Another red stripe passed round his head. The face was painted white, and on each side of the mouth were two round red spots. From each shoulder, down to his hands, was a white stripe, and one hand was painted quite white.\" \"They fear the spirits of the recently departed ; and, besides placing fur- niture, dress, and food at their graves, they return from time to time, with other supplies of food. When men and women are slain over a grave, they even believe that their spirits join that of him in whose honour.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4714; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3663, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:cb38ddf652d69bae", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "d red spots. From each shoulder, down to his hands, was a white stripe, and one hand was painted quite white.\" \"They fear the spirits of the recently departed ; and, besides placing fur- niture, dress, and food at their graves, they return from time to time, with other supplies of food. When men and women are slain over a grave, they even believe that their spirits join that of him in whose honour they have been killed. During the season of mourning, the deceased is remembered and feared, but when once his memory grows dim, they cease to believe in the prolonged existence of the departed spirit. Ask a negro where the spirit of his.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4715; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3664, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:spirits:c42513f2606d24a2", "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "turn from time to time, with other supplies of food. When men and women are slain over a grave, they even believe that their spirits join that of him in whose honour they have been killed. During the season of mourning, the deceased is remembered and feared, but when once his memory grows dim, they cease to believe in the prolonged existence of the departed spirit. Ask a negro where the spirit of his grandfather or great grandfather whom he did not know is, and he will reply confidently that it is * done, gone out, no more ;' or that he does not know where it has gone. The fear of spirits of the departed seems an instinctive.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4716; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3665, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:ghost:20950c5cbaab93cd", "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "s 73 Cooking 55 Corrobboree, the (See Earabari) • - 21 Cromlechs - • - -. 68 D Daily Ufe 58 Death, at 79 „ causes of 78, 85 Decamp 84 Descent, law of 32 Diseases 62 Dogs 65 Dwellings 48 E Education 4 Exogamy 80 F Fire-making 57 Food 49 „ restriction of 53 See also Messengers 42 Freemasonry • 24 Funeral, the 84 „ analogies 86 a Gesture language 24, 67 Ghost (spirit), the 83 Government, tribal 88 Grave, the 81 H Hooks 78 Hunting 54 I Implements 76 Industrial 69 Inheritance 35 K Karabari, the 21, 64, 65 Kindness 6 Knives (See Adze) 77 L Life, daily 58 102 THE ABORIGINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Manly aniusemcnts 06 Marriage 27 „ ceremony.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4717; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3666, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:ghost:42a0350057ad34f3", "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "also do the Hottentots. An explanation of this may be got in a belief, shared by many ancient nations, but most developed among tho Hindus, that, when the \"^ross body\" is laid in the^ave or burned, the soul still lives in a material form, but that at first tbis is only a \" subtile body,\" not a real one, and therefore restless and miserable—a foul, wandering ghost, '* unhouseled, disappointed, unaneled,'* — so miserable as to have delight in doing mii^erable acts, and taking revenge on all living creatures. Hence, also, among various nations of old, savage and civilised, funeral rites were renewed at various intervals ; for it was.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4718; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3667, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:ghosts:d4317f778b10ba29", "title": "ghosts in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "or that a leopard has been seen prowling about and that they are afraid. They believe in the transmigration of souls ; some think that after death they become white men ; the soul transmigrates into the bodies of birds and animals, others say. Criminals, however, are debarred from taking a second lease of life, even in the humblest form ; they fly about as ghosts and torment mankind by their hideous appearance. Most of tbe negroes exercise baptismal rites, and the practice of circumcision seems to be universal in Africa, except at Accra. The initiatory ceremonies in Northern Guinea are of a higher order. The novice is shut up in a.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4719; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3668, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:devil:a4916bf6412cbb67", "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ese are to be found in African regions. Du Chaillu says : — ^** My servant, Ishungui, died. The relatives of the deceased slept one night in his house, as a mark of respect, and then all that remained was to discover the person who had bewitched the dead man. \"When all was ready for the trial, I went down to look at the doctor, who looked literally like the devil. I never saw a more ghastly object. He had on a high head-dress of black feathers. His eyelids were painted red, and a red stripe from the nose upwards, divided his forehead in two parts. Another red stripe passed round his head. The face was painted white, and on each.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4720; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3669, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:wizard:c75b6fc6abb0c443", "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "risoner had gone. She hastily repaired her damaged canoe, and crossed, but only to find the young man surrounded by his friends, ready to defend him with their spears. She boldly advanced, heeding not the spears thrown at her, although they were sticking in her boay everywhere. She had seized the young iban, and was making off with him again, when the great wizard of the tribe opportunely arrived ; and, giving magical power- toi the blow, thrust her through and through with his spear. Thus the young- man was safe. Qwestion : Who was this old woman ? Do you give it up ? 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Thus the young- man was safe. Qwestion : Who was this old woman ? Do you give it up ? Well, then, it was a porcupine.*^ Now, although there is not much ingenuity in this riddle, yet it reveals two things — the existence of cannibalism, and the belief that a wizard's magic can overpower all natural strength and every opposing influence. If the black man sleeps soundly, the evil spirits do not visit him during the night ; but sometimes, especially when, as I suppose, there has been too much kangaroo or wallaby at the evening meal, a.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "wizard", "figure_name_as_printed": "wizard", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4722; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3671, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:wizard:7bbdb6aae2fa2003", "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "at his spirit went from him on some errand or other, but he also know^ that it has letumed, and so he does not trouble himself much about that. Even when he is- dying and his spirit has gone, if a friendly wizard is near- and observes the accident in time, the spirit may be pursued and over- taken, and brought back, and the sick man lives again. But an evil wizard, even when the man is well, may come during the night, and }sy his arts take out his kidney fat. Then the man is sure to die aeon. 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Even water is strewn over with rushes, lest any one treading on it should be defiled. All this seems to arise from cleanliness ; but there is a deeper reason for it ; a black man believes that any portion of himself, as his hair, or of the food he has left, if found by a hostile wizard, may be used against him, and made up into a charm to do him harm. Hence his care to destroy all that, or cover it from view. 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So, when an Australian is sick, if the sickness is seen to come from some intelligible cause, such as a cold or a surfeit in eating, the usual native remedies are applied, and the matter ends there ; but if the illness comes from fierce pains in the body, or general debility, or from a swelling of any kind, then some wicked wizard at a distance has been turning the point of a magic bone at him, with incantations, to do him harm, or has been burning a portion of his hair against him, or some other refuse, that he has incau- tiously left exposed ; or an evil spirit, roving about the camp at night,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "wizard", "figure_name_as_printed": "wizard", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4725; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3674, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:wizard:d2869ab00dc62e73", "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "t compare with this similar practices and desires in aU ages and countries. DEATH AND BUEIAL, 83 Wlierever a tribe inters the dead, after the grave is neatly dug, the body is slung on a long pole borne on the shoulders of two relatives, and is carried thus to the place of interment, followed by a company of friends ; but, before it is placed in the grave, a wizard, standing by, questions the deceased and asks, him what enemy it was that bewitched him and so caused his death, and so on, to which questions answers are given by an old black on the other side ; sometimes these questions are asked while the body is on its way to the.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "wizard", "figure_name_as_printed": "wizard", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4726; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3675, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:wizard:e8954fd4cd012e47", "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "pirits, or of some wicked ' karaji' or wizard, who, at his own will, or hired thereto by others, has, by magic arts, put something into the sick man's body sufi&cient to make him pine away and die. In tbe firm and universal belief of our natives, a man among them dies, not because the vital machinery has got clogged or is worn out, but because he has been bewitched by an enemy. Those who have read Lenormant on Magic in Chaldsea know that this is a ver}r old belief, and that it produced there an elaborate ritual as against evil spirits, and for protection from them. In our country the terror of it so overpowers the mind, that when.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "wizard", "figure_name_as_printed": "wizard", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4727; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3676, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-fras:aboriginesnewso00frasgoog:devil:73465b533b6ad0a0", "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "author": null, "date_published": "1892", "year": 1892, "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "snippet": "a. These same Nicobarese use the toes 'for picking up anything, just as our blacks do. But more striking analogies than these are to be found in African regions. Du Chaillu says : — ^** My servant, Ishungui, died. The relatives of the deceased slept one night in his house, as a mark of respect, and then all that remained was to discover the person who had bewitched the dead man. \"When all was ready for the trial, I went down to look at the doctor, who looked literally like the devil. I never saw a more ghastly object. He had on a high head-dress of black feathers. 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Leastways’—he quickly added, seeing his mistake, ‘so I’ve heerd say.’ Treloar gave me a look which meant ‘How now?’ but neither of us took further notice. ‘I’ve heard tell, too,’ he continued, ‘as that claim’s häänted.’ ‘Oh!’ said Treloar airily, and as if in constant association with them, ‘we don’t mind ghosts. 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He said,— ‘Curse you!’ More brandy, and he spoke again. ‘Is he there yet?’ ‘He’s there yet,’ answered Treloar. ‘How long ago was it?’ ‘Ten year.’ ‘What did you kill him for?’ More brandy; and then, as his eyes brightened, he laughed,.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1709; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1532, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-bar:gutenberg-60482-barry-bunyip:spirit:008", "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "author": null, "date_published": "1893", "year": 1893, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "snippet": "Aberdeen, and habitually comes ashore in latitude 0 with a Glengarry cap on, no umbrella, and naked feet, is not a being to stand argument. 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It was a trying experience, even for the best prepared amongst us, this comparatively sudden transit from the tropics to twenty degrees below freezing point; and I firmly believe that, but for the unlimited supply of hot cocoa available day and night, at all hours, some of us would have given in. 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I had a pitch with him the night afore an’ he reckons as how he’d just cut out ov a big shed on the Marthaguy. So I sez to myself, “You’re good enough, ole chap, fer a fiver, ennyhow.”’ ‘What’s that got to do with it?’ asked his wife softly, regarding the crushed doorway with affrighted face. ‘Don’t yer see? The bunyip’s the blackfeller’s Devil. Ole Billy Barlow tell’d me oncest as he seen the head ov one rise up out of a lagoon. I’ll have to fossick up them mokes, Mariar, an’ take ’em to that darkey straight away, afore wuss ’appens. S-sh, sh-sh! 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Mon, I’ve seen ’em wi’ guns they cannonies there wadna mak’ rammars for. But if that chap has ony, I doubt we sud ha’ heard frae him ere the noo. ‘I was ance,’ continued he, ‘lyin’ in Hongkong Harbour, when they cut oot the _Cashmere_, a bouncin’ ocean steamer, in.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1715; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1538, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-bar:gutenberg-60482-barry-bunyip:devil:014", "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "author": null, "date_published": "1893", "year": 1893, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "snippet": "lin’ o’ oor money! An’ a’ for a wheen dukes an’ a crackit heid! Na, na! Tell the skirlin’ fule I’ll gie him fifty dollars, and that’s mair than a’ his gear’s worth. I’ll gang to preesin suner than pay as muckle siller as he’s askin’!’ Outside the ‘Children of far Cathay’ could be heard yelling louder than ever for the heart, liver, and entrails of the white devil. The Consul’s face grew graver as he listened to the wounded sailor, just below the open window haranguing the crowd. ‘What’s a’ that claver aboot?’ asked the skipper. ‘They are demanding,’ replied the Consul, ‘that these gentlemen’—indicating the mandarins—‘should have.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1716; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1539, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-bar:gutenberg-60482-barry-bunyip:witch:015", "title": "witch in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "author": null, "date_published": "1893", "year": 1893, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "snippet": ", besides being chief constable of his fellows, he had been a favourite at headquarters, had borne royalty itself, and was even named after Governor Gregory. Therefore, hungry as he was, Greg hesitated about demolishing a house for the sake of a pumpkin; but Steve, now on his knees in the middle of the floor, with that curling, snakelike thing twisting and twitching before his eyes, knew less than nothing of all this. Had he been able, he would doubtless have prayed in an orthodox manner to be delivered out of the clutches of the Evil One. Being unable to pray, he did the best he could, which was indifferent. ‘Oh good Mister.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1717; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1540, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-bar:gutenberg-60482-barry-bunyip:fairy:016", "title": "fairy in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "author": null, "date_published": "1893", "year": 1893, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "snippet": "e of it, I seen—I seen—’ but here he paused dead for want of a vocabulary. ‘Well, thick-head, an’ wot was it ye seed—yer own hugly shadder, I s’pose?’ said Mrs Brown, as she caught up and slapped the baby playing with a pumpkin on the floor. ‘Look better on yer, it would, to wind me up a turn o’ water, an’ it washin’ day to-morrer, ’stead o’ comin’ pitchin’ fairy stories.’ ‘It warn’t,’ replied Steve, taking no notice of the latter part of her speech. ‘But it was as big—ay, an’ a lot bigger’n this hut. All black, an’ no hair it was; an’ ’t’ad two white tushes’s, long as my leg, only crookt, an’ a snout like a big snake, an’ it were.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "fairy", "figure_name_as_printed": "fairy", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1718; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1541, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-bar:gutenberg-60482-barry-bunyip:giant:017", "title": "giant in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "author": null, "date_published": "1893", "year": 1893, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "snippet": "heard before. But he persevered; and, bringing a couple of men from the township fifty miles away, set them to work. Dead Finish was situated at the extreme head of one of those short Australian coastal rivers whose existence begins in boggy swamps and ends in a big sand-bar. The country was mountainous and scrubby, abounding in ‘falls,’ springs, morasses, giant timber, dingoes, ticks, leeches, and creeks. The wonder was, not that anybody should ever have settled on it, but that, once there, they should ever manage to get out of it, as they did once in six months. 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It was the first time she had ever used that name when addressing him, and her voice sounded so inexpressibly sweet that, without even glancing at Bridget, he turned and took the girl in his arms and kissed her, a caress which she, thinking her end at hand, and loving him, returned. Smash! and they are amongst the stout upper branches of what must be a giant tree. 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It was a long, dreary night, especially after the moon went down. Fortunately it was warm and fine. Indeed, throughout that trying time of flood, curiously enough, not a single point of rain fell in that region. They talked of many things, these two, nestling snugly in a great fork of the giant apple-tree, but their chief subject was the old, old story; whilst Bridget, just below them, alternately invoked heavenly succour and lamented earthly losses. ‘Twinty wan poun’ notes undther me head in the bolsther, an’ me too hurried an’ flurried to remimber ’em! Sure,.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "giant", "figure_name_as_printed": "giant", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1721; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1544, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-bar:gutenberg-60482-barry-bunyip:little-man:020", "title": "little man in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "author": null, "date_published": "1893", "year": 1893, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "snippet": "standing over the cuddy companion with a handspike joined his fellows. Fortunately—for themselves—no one had shown up. The boat pushed off, Bill sculling. The _Sardanapalus_ was crewless. 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Then Davis said musingly-- \"It's impossible to pronounce any opinion at present; the coincidence of Milford's report is certainly startling. But why should this sign have been vouchsafed to you? Apparently this being you saw was the ghost of some old Dutch sailor wrecked or marooned here in the days of the early discovery of Australia. 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Get up--I've got work for you!\" He made a stride as though to second his injunction, and Sandy with a quaking heart slipped out on to the earthen floor. \"Now, look here. To-morrow morning, sharp, you get a horse up and ride to Murderer's Camp--you know it--where all the niggers were shot, as you've heard tell of. I did most of that, and their black ghosts worried me till, at last, I up and hung myself. You go and watch on that camp all to-morrow until daylight next morning, and say a bit of a prayer for me, and mayhap I'll get some rest. If not--if you don't obey me--I'll haunt you, and hunt you, until you follow my.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2034; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1849, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-favenc-austral-tr:pga-favenc-austral-tropics:ghost:003", "title": "ghost in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "author": null, "date_published": "1893", "year": 1893, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "snippet": "ould not for the life of him remember having seen it there before. There was certainly low tide in the whisky bottle, but he could not determine whether the bread and beef were in the same condition as before the stranger's visit. His spirits fell, however, when he found the unmistakably fresh tracks of a horse outside the verandah. But if his visitor was a ghost, how did he come to ride a horse that made tracks? There could be no error, as he had swept all around the hut since the two men met. This thought struck Sandy very hard, and he sat down to work it out. 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A strong smell of fried steak proved that somebody had usurped his position. A party of five men were seated at the table, eating and drinking from the iron plates and tin pannikins he had so often cleaned. Listening, he heard their talk was of him. Redbeard was at the head of the table, and with much humour was describing his ghostly experience with Sandy the night before. \"I give you my word, boys, he's out at Murderer's Camp now, shaking in his shoes and praying that all hands and the cook up above will take pity on the soul of yours truly\" \"How did you fix him?\" said one. \"With a painted mark.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2036; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1851, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-favenc-austral-tr:pga-favenc-austral-tropics:ghost:005", "title": "ghost in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "author": null, "date_published": "1893", "year": 1893, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "snippet": "uld be proved, and the red-bearded man had disappeared. Years passed, and Macpherson had thriven. He was at Wagga once when a murder case was being tried, and made his way into the court just before the judge pronounced sentence. During the silence which followed the awful words Sandy, who was close up to the dock, turned to look at the prisoner. It was the ghost of the old hut! The hardened criminal recognised him too, and, with a grim and significant wink, put his hand to his neck, where the painted scar had been. THE PARSON'S BLACKBOY THE Rev. Joseph Simmondsen had been appointed by his bishop to a cure of souls in the Far.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2037; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1852, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-favenc-austral-tr:pga-favenc-austral-tropics:ghost:006", "title": "ghost in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "author": null, "date_published": "1893", "year": 1893, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "snippet": "the remainder has, fortunately, an axe in his hand, and before the madman can stab again he is cut down. He rises once more with the blood streaming down his face and rushes out on the boat-jetty, leaving a ruby track on the rough stones. With one last wild stab at the phantom fleeing before him, he plunges into the sea, and Syed has gone to reckon with the ghost of the murdered Abdrahim. The E. and A. steamer going south that morning has an additional steerage passenger in the person of Hi Long, who finds he has urgent business which compels him to leave Thursday Island immediately. * * * * * Through the still waters, guarded by.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2038; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1853, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-favenc-austral-tr:pga-favenc-austral-tropics:phantom:007", "title": "phantom in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "author": null, "date_published": "1893", "year": 1893, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "snippet": ". We'll turn our horses out behind that patch of scrub, and be up there at crow-chirp and catch my gentleman in his blankets as soon as the others go down to the yard. There's an old hut alongside the kitchen we can plant in.\" \"I'll slip in and get you a bit of grub, our supper is still on the table,\" said the hospitable Mr. Bunthorp, and like a substantial phantom he disappeared in the darkness, and presently returned with some provender and a drop of the incomparable whisky, which he had smuggled out without wakening Deane, the only other occupant of the house. Bunthorp had no desire to return to bed, but shared the sergeant's.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "phantom", "figure_name_as_printed": "phantom", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2039; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1854, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-favenc-austral-tr:pga-favenc-austral-tropics:haunted:008", "title": "haunted in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "author": null, "date_published": "1893", "year": 1893, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "snippet": "e baked ground. At times he sinks beneath the mockery of shade thrown by one of the scrub-trees, then, after a brief rest, renews his toilsome way. Presently a break is visible ahead, and with restored hope the exhausted man pushes on, and ere long, with a hoarse, inarticulate cry of joy, emerges from the scrub on to the bank of a river. A river such as had haunted his dreams--clear, bright, sparkling, splashing in tiny rivulets amongst granite boulders, and rippling from one wide pool to another. But the river has a strange appearance--no trees line its banks, no rushes fringe its shore, the bed is like a broad channel cut.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "haunted", "figure_name_as_printed": "haunted", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2040; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1855, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-favenc-austral-tr:pga-favenc-austral-tropics:haunted:009", "title": "haunted in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "author": null, "date_published": "1893", "year": 1893, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "snippet": "his enemy's lips and moistened them. The touch of the cool water was too much; with a feverish grasp the half-dead man seized the bag and drank greedily. Then, with a wild laugh, he fell back insensible. \"Is it too late, I wonder?\" thought Manning, looking at him. It was not too late for his life; but his reason never quite recovered. Ever since he has been haunted by the nightmare of that dreadful tramp through the waterless desert, with the avenger ever dogging his footsteps. THE RUMFORD PLAINS TRAGEDY I. Statement Made By Gilbert Vaughan, Manager of the L.S.D. Bank, Wattleville. 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When he could not have discerned a wild-cat's eye at ten paces, he crept to the mine and went down the ladder. He took a candle from the packet he had brought with him, and lit it. No glimmer of light could be seen from the upper regions, and no wayfarer would seek this lonely spot at night. He thought he would be safe here, but ghosts would come trooping down the ladder, in spite of all he could do. 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I'm sure you've been kind to her.\" \"Kind! I've been a mother to that girl.\" \"Where is my father?\" said Mary, looking wildly around. \"Poor girl!\" said Mrs. Blenners; \"she hasn't heard from her father for months, and she thinks he's dead.\" \"He is dead,\" Bill whispered to Mrs. Blenners. \"Then she might have seen his ghost.\" Mary now sat up, and pointed to the letter which was still in her hand. \"Where did you get that?\" she said to Bill, \"and that?\" pointing to the photograph. Bill told as much as he thought necessary, while the girl rose to her feet. 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Soon a rosy red, deepening every moment, shot higher and higher, then suddenly began to pale and shrink, until the sun had drawn every bit of colour after him and said \"good night.\" It was a quiet, peaceful spot. Hills all around--east, west, north, and south. A mountain, in a sheet of ghostly white, stood afar off. A valley filled the foreground with grey mist, creeping down. A burnt-sienna track wound about \"One Tree\" hill like a snake, and led to Borombyee homestead, which could be seen on the banks of a little creek. 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He thought all the billows were going over him. McLean retired to a corner of the verandah, and spun his own troubles out of himself, and wound them about him in solitary companion-lessness. Maggie put her arm into Alec's, and drew him to the end of the verandah, and pointed to the Pleiades, which were shining with their ghost-like light. \"Father was reading to us yesterday in the Bible where Job said, 'Canst thou bind the sweet influences of Pleiades?' and I asked Elsie to show them to me last night. Are they seven sisters, do you think? Elsie says they are. I wonder whether they are happy. 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Then there was a general exodus, and a fearful looking forward to punishment from the schoolmaster in the morning. The taskmaster was waiting for them. Pharaoh and all his host seemed to be in pursuit. Bill Marlock heaved a sigh when he stood alone outside the cemetery gate. The old man was buried, but his spirit seemed to haunt him. He felt as if it were floating by his side, and pushing him in the direction of the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill stood in the middle of the road uncertain where to go. He took from his pocket the photograph of the girl with the pathetic eyes. 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This was his warm welcome, for Bond was a great favourite, and the eldest son of an old friend. Aggie, out of pure mischief, placed a knife and fork for him on the other side of Elsie, and he sat down. She shook hands, and entered into an animated conversation at once. Alec's spirits fell to zero as Elsie's rose. Her face flushed, and she seemed brimming over with pleasure. \"Confound Bond!\" thought Alec; \"what business has he to come here interfering with me? I'll give him a piece of my mind on the first opportunity.\" Maggie came to the rescue, and.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1686; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1509, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:spirit:007", "title": "spirit in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "ke to his son next morning, and told him what he wished him to do in Melbourne. Alec jumped at the idea. It just suited him exactly. He only wanted a decent excuse to go away for a time. Besides, the visit to Melbourne would make Elsie believe that this was the cause of his hurried departure from Borombyee. This unexpected turn of affairs put Alec in better spirits. The wheel of fortune favoured him. He was more like himself to-day. In a day or two he would turn his back on the country, which reminded him of Elsie, and lead a new life, not thinking of her any more. 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I can't help making a pun or two when I'm in high spirits, even if they are bad ones. I was elated with my success, and no mistake. This is the only excuse I have. I may as well say here that the woman was found guilty of receiving some of the stolen notes. 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See https://archive.org/details/nuggetsindevilsp00robe NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES * * * * * * _Crown 8vo. cloth. 6s._ THE KIDNAPPED SQUATTER And Other Australian Tales BY ANDREW ROBERTSON LONDON AND NEW YORK LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO. * * * * * * NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES by ANDREW ROBERTSON Author of \"The Kidnapped Squatter,\" etc. London Longmans, Green, and Co. And New York: 15 East 16th Street Melbourne Melville, Mullen, and Slade 1894 (All rights reserved) Printed by Hazell, Watson, and Viney,.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1690; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1513, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:devil:011", "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "* * * * * * NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES by ANDREW ROBERTSON Author of \"The Kidnapped Squatter,\" etc. London Longmans, Green, and Co. And New York: 15 East 16th Street Melbourne Melville, Mullen, and Slade 1894 (All rights reserved) Printed by Hazell, Watson, and Viney, Ld., London and Aylesbury. CONTENTS. PAGE NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL 1 LANKY TIM 59 LOST IN THE BUSH 103 THUNDER-AND-LIGHTNING 159 NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL CHAPTER I Bill Marlock had been shearing all the morning, with long slashing cuts before which the fleece fell, fold upon fold. He was the \"ringer\" of the shed,.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1691; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1514, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:devil:012", "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "eth, for fear of the giant with the shock of red hair. CHAPTER II Whether the dream or the hand of fate gave him his course I know not, but Bill rode a straight line, up hill and down dale. When he came to a fence or a log he made his horse jump it. There was no going round or turning back, till he found himself descending a steep, rugged spot, known as the Devil's Punch Bowl. \"This is the place I saw in my dream,\" he said aloud; \"but where is the dead man?\" A little stream wound in and out among the rocks. The hum of bees and the smell of honey filled the air. Wattles waved their yellow tassels, and reflected splashes of gold on.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1692; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1515, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:giant:013", "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "use was built on its rim for Bill and Mary. Men were employed to work the mine. Machinery was erected, and the stampers were soon playing merrily to the tune of five hundred ounces of gold a week. Many years have passed away, but the mine is still worked with fair results. Bill and Mary have every reason to rejoice at the good fortune brewed for them in the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill has not forgotten his old friends of Yantala woolshed; for Norman Campbell, Jack Jewell, Tom Wren, Peter Amos, Sandy McKerrow, the stalwart giant with the shock of red hair, and others, are in positions of trust at the mine, and swear by him. Their.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "giant", "figure_name_as_printed": "giant", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1693; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1516, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:witch:014", "title": "witch in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "s buried, but his spirit seemed to haunt him. He felt as if it were floating by his side, and pushing him in the direction of the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill stood in the middle of the road uncertain where to go. He took from his pocket the photograph of the girl with the pathetic eyes. Then he looked at the letter, signed \"Mary,\" and at the diagram. He felt bewitched, for the eyes appeared to glance for a moment towards the north-west, where the old man died; the writing of the letter seemed to slope towards the same point; and the arrow on the diagram shot straight for that goal. Fate was too strong for him, but he would give.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1694; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1517, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:witch:015", "title": "witch in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "on my back, and steered a southerly course towards the mountains. A young woman, who had lost nearly all her teeth, and hadn't sense enough to keep her mouth shut, showed me the Mansfield road, and told me that some rich diggings had been discovered near Pepper Hill. I promised to give them a try. The road was as intricate as a railway guide. Branch tracks switched off here and there, and wandered about till they were bogged or \"bushed.\" Noble red gum-trees scented the air. A pastoral symphony was performed by an orchestra of magpies, laughing jackasses, and cockatoos. Kingfishers flashed like jewels; parrots, clad in rainbows,.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "witch", "figure_name_as_printed": "witch", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1695; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1518, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:fairy:016", "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "ng!\" said the old man, as he went to his bedroom, \"that fallow had a near shave! But for me he wad be a corp!\" Lanky went to the men's hut, and Mrs. Coonie shared Annie's bed for the night. CHAPTER V Mother and daughter lay for hours talking about the wonderful change that had come over their lives, like shadows changing into gold on the mountains. It was a fairy tale, full of romance. A prince had come, in a golden coach, to carry Cinderella away. \"What a blessing, Annie, that I came and ordered brandy. That's what saved him! As for ammonia, it's the first time I ever heard of it for snake-bite. When I was a girl it was used as.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "fairy", "figure_name_as_printed": "fairy", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1696; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1519, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:fairy:017", "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "ople till the cool av the evenin'. Let me see; it'll take four hours to ride quietly from Strathmona. Sure! Miss Maggie, never fear! they'll come home wid her. They'll come ridin' up like lords an' ladies to the castle walls, an' there'll be a moighty gran' banquet, an' they'll fut it on the flure, dreshed in silks an' satins an' cloth av goold. Or mebbee a fairy prince has carried her away, an' married her beyant; an' they'll live happily ever afterwards.\" \"You need not laugh at me, Pat. I assure you I am very anxious. I am sure Elsie would never go by herself to Strathmona. I feel sure something has happened to her. Oh, I am so.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "fairy", "figure_name_as_printed": "fairy", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1697; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1520, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:fairy:018", "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "lsie home. He saw that she was so weak she would be unable to sit on a horse. When he had nearly finished the litter Pat came, and looked on. \"Shure it's the most sinsabilest thing that cud be done. It's a foine headpiece you've got entoirely, Masther Keryle. It's as saft as a fither bed, an' as aisy as a rockin'-chair; fit for a princess av the blood, or a fairy queen, bedad!\" \"You had better tell Mr. McLean, Pat, that this is the very thing to carry Miss McLean on. The best thing we can do is to take her home as quickly as possible.\" \"Faith, ye're about right, as ye mostly are, Masther Keryle.\" Pat went away, whispered to.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "fairy", "figure_name_as_printed": "fairy", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1698; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1521, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:giant:019", "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "wn--that's worldly wisdom, an' looks like as it 'ad jumped out o' the Bible stark naked.\" \"Mair like the man i' the parable, Peter,\" said Sandy McKerrow, \"wha took the highest room wi' a swagger, an' had to climb down to the lowest room wi' his tail 'tween his legs.\" \"Aye, man, that's verra true, verra true,\" said another known as \"Scottie.\" Here a stalwart giant, with a shock of red hair, stood up, with doubled fists, and spat on the floor; then said, \"If any of you mongrel mules says another word against Bill, I'll rattle your teeth down your throat like dice in a box.\" Meanwhile the subject of this conversation had closed his.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "giant", "figure_name_as_printed": "giant", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1699; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1522, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:giant:020", "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "ilstone, and with it smashed his shears into fragments. \"Good-bye all,\" he said; then slid into the count-out pen, vaulted two fences, got his saddle and swag. When he caught his horse, he saddled up, mounted, and rode away across the ranges. \"There's a roaring fire in that volcano,\" said Peter Amos, keeping the words well between his teeth, for fear of the giant with the shock of red hair. CHAPTER II Whether the dream or the hand of fate gave him his course I know not, but Bill rode a straight line, up hill and down dale. When he came to a fence or a log he made his horse jump it. There was no going round or turning back, till he.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "giant", "figure_name_as_printed": "giant", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1700; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1523, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:giant:021", "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "hundred ounces of gold a week. Many years have passed away, but the mine is still worked with fair results. Bill and Mary have every reason to rejoice at the good fortune brewed for them in the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill has not forgotten his old friends of Yantala woolshed; for Norman Campbell, Jack Jewell, Tom Wren, Peter Amos, Sandy McKerrow, the stalwart giant with the shock of red hair, and others, are in positions of trust at the mine, and swear by him. Their children grow up and call him blessed. LANKY TIM CHAPTER I The evening air was hot and oppressive. Whisperings of a north wind came over the hills. The old gum-tree,.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "giant", "figure_name_as_printed": "giant", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1701; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1524, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:little-man:022", "title": "little man in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "granite boulders on which they lay; the crows sat motionless on the fences; and the clouds were too lazy to move. \"Ee takes es gruel without choking, an' doesn't find no bones in't,\" said Jack Jewell, with a jerk of his left thumb towards Bill. \"Ol' Bill's panned out. Ef ee isn't ringer 'is porridge 'as no salt in't,\" said Tom Wren. \"He! he!\" giggled a weak little man; \"it's like ridin' in a kerridge, an' comin' down to hobblin' on yer own trotters.\" Peter Amos, a greybeard, shook his head solemnly as he buried his nose in a pannikin of tea, and said, \"Let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall--that's gospel wisdom;.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "little man", "figure_name_as_printed": "little man", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1702; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2408, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:ghosts:1a2e252815aaf935", "title": "ghosts in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "eful things among the ferns. When he could not have discerned a wild-cat's eye at ten paces, he crept to the mine and went down the ladder. He took a candle from the packet he had brought with him, and lit it. No glimmer of light could be seen from the upper regions, and no wayfarer would seek this lonely spot at night. He thought he would be safe here, but ghosts would come trooping down the ladder, in spite of all he could do. The words of the ninety-first Psalm suddenly came into his mind, and illumined the mine: \"He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.\" He was down on.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2643; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2409, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:ghost:9b3eb4abc55e536f", "title": "ghost in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "ving me the opportunity of finding her here. I'm sure you've been kind to her.\" \"Kind! I've been a mother to that girl.\" \"Where is my father?\" said Mary, looking wildly around. \"Poor girl!\" said Mrs. Blenners; \"she hasn't heard from her father for months, and she thinks he's dead.\" \"He is dead,\" Bill whispered to Mrs. Blenners. \"Then she might have seen his ghost.\" Mary now sat up, and pointed to the letter which was still in her hand. \"Where did you get that?\" she said to Bill, \"and that?\" pointing to the photograph. Bill told as much as he thought necessary, while the girl rose to her feet. 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He thought all the billows were going over him. McLean retired to a corner of the verandah, and spun his own troubles out of himself, and wound them about him in solitary companion-lessness. Maggie put her arm into Alec's, and drew him to the end of the verandah, and pointed to the Pleiades, which were shining with their ghost-like light. \"Father was reading to us yesterday in the Bible where Job said, 'Canst thou bind the sweet influences of Pleiades?' and I asked Elsie to show them to me last night. Are they seven sisters, do you think? Elsie says they are. I wonder whether they are happy. 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At the hour appointed for the interview, babies in arms, children, young women, middle-aged ones, toothless spinsters, and grandmothers, were sent in to him, one after another, and dismissed with scant courtesy. His Mary was not among them. He haunted the streets by day, and the theatres by night, in the hope of seeing her. He would know her eyes anywhere. If he met her he would almost greet her as an old friend, so well did he seem to know her. Weeks passed away. 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Then there was a general exodus, and a fearful looking forward to punishment from the schoolmaster in the morning. The taskmaster was waiting for them. Pharaoh and all his host seemed to be in pursuit. Bill Marlock heaved a sigh when he stood alone outside the cemetery gate. The old man was buried, but his spirit seemed to haunt him. He felt as if it were floating by his side, and pushing him in the direction of the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill stood in the middle of the road uncertain where to go. He took from his pocket the photograph of the girl with the pathetic eyes. 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See https://archive.org/details/nuggetsindevilsp00robe NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES * * * * * * _Crown 8vo. cloth. 6s._ THE KIDNAPPED SQUATTER And Other Australian Tales BY ANDREW ROBERTSON LONDON AND NEW YORK LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO. * * * * * * NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES by ANDREW ROBERTSON Author of \"The Kidnapped Squatter,\" etc. London Longmans, Green, and Co. 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And New York: 15 East 16th Street Melbourne Melville, Mullen, and Slade 1894 (All rights reserved) Printed by Hazell, Watson, and Viney, Ld., London and Aylesbury. CONTENTS. PAGE NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL 1 LANKY TIM 59 LOST IN THE BUSH 103 THUNDER-AND-LIGHTNING 159 NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL CHAPTER I Bill Marlock had been shearing all the morning, with long slashing cuts before which the fleece fell, fold upon fold. He was the \"ringer\" of the shed,.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2655; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2417, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:devil:3d48cfd0583bda00", "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "eth, for fear of the giant with the shock of red hair. CHAPTER II Whether the dream or the hand of fate gave him his course I know not, but Bill rode a straight line, up hill and down dale. When he came to a fence or a log he made his horse jump it. There was no going round or turning back, till he found himself descending a steep, rugged spot, known as the Devil's Punch Bowl. \"This is the place I saw in my dream,\" he said aloud; \"but where is the dead man?\" A little stream wound in and out among the rocks. The hum of bees and the smell of honey filled the air. Wattles waved their yellow tassels, and reflected splashes of gold on.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2656; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2418, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:giant:300de4d519cfe6b4", "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "use was built on its rim for Bill and Mary. Men were employed to work the mine. Machinery was erected, and the stampers were soon playing merrily to the tune of five hundred ounces of gold a week. Many years have passed away, but the mine is still worked with fair results. Bill and Mary have every reason to rejoice at the good fortune brewed for them in the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill has not forgotten his old friends of Yantala woolshed; for Norman Campbell, Jack Jewell, Tom Wren, Peter Amos, Sandy McKerrow, the stalwart giant with the shock of red hair, and others, are in positions of trust at the mine, and swear by him. Their.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "giant", "figure_name_as_printed": "giant", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2657; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2419, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:spirit:434abcf47f635f44", "title": "spirit in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "s buried, but his spirit seemed to haunt him. He felt as if it were floating by his side, and pushing him in the direction of the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill stood in the middle of the road uncertain where to go. He took from his pocket the photograph of the girl with the pathetic eyes. Then he looked at the letter, signed \"Mary,\" and at the diagram. He felt bewitched, for the eyes appeared to glance for a moment towards the north-west, where the old man died; the writing of the letter seemed to slope towards the same point; and the arrow on the diagram shot straight for that goal. Fate was too strong for him, but he would give.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2658; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2420, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:fairy:92306c440133cb20", "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "ng!\" said the old man, as he went to his bedroom, \"that fallow had a near shave! But for me he wad be a corp!\" Lanky went to the men's hut, and Mrs. Coonie shared Annie's bed for the night. CHAPTER V Mother and daughter lay for hours talking about the wonderful change that had come over their lives, like shadows changing into gold on the mountains. It was a fairy tale, full of romance. A prince had come, in a golden coach, to carry Cinderella away. \"What a blessing, Annie, that I came and ordered brandy. That's what saved him! As for ammonia, it's the first time I ever heard of it for snake-bite. When I was a girl it was used as.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "fairy", "figure_name_as_printed": "fairy", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2659; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2421, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:fairy:f0576bc6531af880", "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "ople till the cool av the evenin'. Let me see; it'll take four hours to ride quietly from Strathmona. Sure! Miss Maggie, never fear! they'll come home wid her. They'll come ridin' up like lords an' ladies to the castle walls, an' there'll be a moighty gran' banquet, an' they'll fut it on the flure, dreshed in silks an' satins an' cloth av goold. Or mebbee a fairy prince has carried her away, an' married her beyant; an' they'll live happily ever afterwards.\" \"You need not laugh at me, Pat. I assure you I am very anxious. I am sure Elsie would never go by herself to Strathmona. I feel sure something has happened to her. Oh, I am so.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "fairy", "figure_name_as_printed": "fairy", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2660; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2422, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:fairy:98f3ed3fa2163fd6", "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "lsie home. He saw that she was so weak she would be unable to sit on a horse. When he had nearly finished the litter Pat came, and looked on. \"Shure it's the most sinsabilest thing that cud be done. It's a foine headpiece you've got entoirely, Masther Keryle. It's as saft as a fither bed, an' as aisy as a rockin'-chair; fit for a princess av the blood, or a fairy queen, bedad!\" \"You had better tell Mr. McLean, Pat, that this is the very thing to carry Miss McLean on. The best thing we can do is to take her home as quickly as possible.\" \"Faith, ye're about right, as ye mostly are, Masther Keryle.\" Pat went away, whispered to.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "fairy", "figure_name_as_printed": "fairy", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2661; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2423, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:giant:ec2b25f7a93d4003", "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "wn--that's worldly wisdom, an' looks like as it 'ad jumped out o' the Bible stark naked.\" \"Mair like the man i' the parable, Peter,\" said Sandy McKerrow, \"wha took the highest room wi' a swagger, an' had to climb down to the lowest room wi' his tail 'tween his legs.\" \"Aye, man, that's verra true, verra true,\" said another known as \"Scottie.\" Here a stalwart giant, with a shock of red hair, stood up, with doubled fists, and spat on the floor; then said, \"If any of you mongrel mules says another word against Bill, I'll rattle your teeth down your throat like dice in a box.\" Meanwhile the subject of this conversation had closed his.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "giant", "figure_name_as_printed": "giant", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2662; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2424, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-rob:gutenberg-54415-robertson-au:giant:2cc73982d34f4ad4", "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "author": null, "date_published": "1894", "year": 1894, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "snippet": "ilstone, and with it smashed his shears into fragments. \"Good-bye all,\" he said; then slid into the count-out pen, vaulted two fences, got his saddle and swag. When he caught his horse, he saddled up, mounted, and rode away across the ranges. \"There's a roaring fire in that volcano,\" said Peter Amos, keeping the words well between his teeth, for fear of the giant with the shock of red hair. CHAPTER II Whether the dream or the hand of fate gave him his course I know not, but Bill rode a straight line, up hill and down dale. When he came to a fence or a log he made his horse jump it. 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Many years have passed away, but the mine is still worked with fair results. Bill and Mary have every reason to rejoice at the good fortune brewed for them in the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill has not forgotten his old friends of Yantala woolshed; for Norman Campbell, Jack Jewell, Tom Wren, Peter Amos, Sandy McKerrow, the stalwart giant with the shock of red hair, and others, are in positions of trust at the mine, and swear by him. Their children grow up and call him blessed. LANKY TIM CHAPTER I The evening air was hot and oppressive. Whisperings of a north wind came over the hills. 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The wheels sank axle deep in it. The horses floundered through it in the darkness, and every now and then the lamps were reflected in a big pool of shallow water. The wind blew keen and cold, but the coach was full inside and out, and so, though it was pitch dark, I kept my seat by the driver. A light gleamed up out of the darkness. \"Trotting Cob!\" said he, and discoursed upon it till he pulled up his horses on their haunches exactly opposite a wide-open door, where the lamplight displayed a rudely-laid table and a bright fire, which seemed hospitably to beckon us in. 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As he turned the corner, he came full on Nellie standing motionless in the moon-light; the covering had fallen from her head, and she was stretching out her arms to a mounted figure which was draped, horse and all, in a long white cloth which fell almost to the ground. It flashed across the overseer that this was the \"Trotting Cob,\" this was the ghost he had been warned against, and a very substantial, life-like ghost it was too. He wondered as he stood there that any man could be deceived. The girl stood right in its path, right between the two men, and to move, the horseman must either ride.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2506; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2286, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-gaunt-moving-fing:pga-gaunt-moving-finger:ghost:006", "title": "ghost in The Moving Finger", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "author": null, "date_published": "1895", "year": 1895, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "snippet": "she was gone on another man. A woman's only gone like that once in a way, ye see, an' then, Lord! she is a fool--same as Nellie Durham, an' she was a mighty fool all through, for Fisher was a decent sort of a chap--while the other fellow was an' out-an'-out blaggard. But ye see, if there's a ghost at all, it 's the gal that walks, though they call the place Trotting Cob, and Trotting Cob it'll be till the end of the chapter.\" CHRISTMAS EVE AT WARWINGIE It was a comfortable place, the wide verandah at Warwingie, a place much used by the Warners on all occasions, save during the heat of the day--but the long hot day was drawing to a.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2507; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2287, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-gaunt-moving-fing:pga-gaunt-moving-finger:ghost:007", "title": "ghost in The Moving Finger", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "author": null, "date_published": "1895", "year": 1895, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "snippet": "n Hay and Deniliquin, so there's bound to be stock on the way; but sheep, bless you! they travel six miles a day, and cattle they ain't so much faster, so we brings 'em all the news. 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They do say,\" she added, dropping her voice, \"the place is haunted. Jackson of Noogabbin was along here a month back, and he told me how the cattle broke camp all along o' the ghost. He seed 'un wi' his own eyes, a great white thing on a trottin' cob it was. Clean through the camp it rode moanin', moanin', an' the cattle just broke like mad.\" \"Oh, yes--I dessay,\" said the man, \"and when them cattle were mustered, there was a matter o' fifty head.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2509; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2289, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-gaunt-moving-fing:pga-gaunt-moving-finger:ghosts:009", "title": "ghosts in The Moving Finger", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "author": null, "date_published": "1895", "year": 1895, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "snippet": "to sleep and leave the cattle to him. Sleep was not likely to come to him, he thought, with that haunting girl's face ever before his eyes. He turned his horse so that he should not see the hut, and then found himself riding round the camp, in order to bring it into view again. \"It's all right, boss,\" said Kirton, as he passed. \"Things is as quiet as quiet. Ghosts ain't expected to walk before twelve though, are they?\" Fisher laughed. \"No,\" he said, \"but somehow I don't believe the ghost intends to trouble us after all. They 're scared at our preparations. 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What more could the heart of man desire?\" Out in the bush not much time is wasted, and soon after they had halted their blankets were spread, and they were asleep, or lying, if not asleep, staring up at the bright starlit sky of the southern hemisphere. But Turner could not sleep, it was worse than it had been the night before. Why should he be haunted in this way? Why should he take Stanesby's sins on his shoulders? The girl was all right, she must be all right; why should she haunt his dreams, and keep him wakeful on his hard bed, when he had a long journey still before him? 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Young Bartram rode over to Quartzborough to get McCompass, the shire engineer, to look at his new dam. 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The lonely pools begirt with shivering reeds, and haunted by the melancholy bittern only. The rifted and draggled creek-bed, which seems violently gouged out of the lacerated earth by some savage convulsion of nature; the silent and solitary places where a few blasted trees crouch together like withered witches, who, brooding on some deed of blood, have suddenly been stricken horror-stiff. 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The romance is full of power. The writer illuminates the lowest depths of human nature in a manner which holds us spell-bound, despite ourselves. Marcus Clarke is a master of psychology, and his descriptions of nature are as effective as his style is pure.\" And from no less a giant in literature than Oliver Wendell Holmes, of Boston, America, the following complimentary letter was received by Clarke in acknowledgment of a copy of the novel sent to the author of the Autocrat of the Breakfast Table:--\"The pictures of life under the dreadful conditions.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "giant", "figure_name_as_printed": "giant", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2490; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2270, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-clarke-australian:pga-clarke-australian-tales:giant:009", "title": "giant in Australian Tales", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "author": null, "date_published": "1896", "year": 1896, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "snippet": "other countries. Europe is the home of knightly song, of bright deeds--and clear morning thought. Asia sinks beneath the weighty recollections of her past magnificence, as the Suttee sinks jewel-burdened upon the corpse of dread grandeur, destructive even in its death. America swiftly hurries on her way, rapid, glittering, insatiable even as one of her own giant waterfalls. From the jungles of Africa, and the creeper-tangled groves of the Islands of the South, arise, from the glowing hearts of a thousand flowers, heavy and intoxicating odours, the Upas-poison, which dwells in barbaric sensuality. 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This has developed in the course of the past fifteen years into one in which the three elements predominating originally are lost in the multifarious folds of \"Professionalism.\" The Yorick Club was the outcome of the literary and Bohemian--analogous terms in those days--spirits who used then to assemble nightly at the Caf of the Theatre Royal to discuss coffee and intellectual subjects. 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Both were morbidly sensitive; both broodingly pathetic; both sarcastically humorous; both socially reckless; both literary Bohemians of the purest water--sons of genius and children of impulse. That the deep feeling for the dead poet and friend lasted till death with Marcus Clarke was evidenced by his frequently repeating when in dejected spirits those pathetically regretful lines of the \"Sick Stockrider\"-- I have had my share of pastime and I've done my share of toil. 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Turning to a more lively memento of Lindsay Gordon, characteristic of him when the spirit of fun possessed him, the following note, written to Clarke and kept by him sacredly, will interest his many admirers:-- Yorick Club. Dear Clarke,--Scott's Hotel, not later than 9.30 sharp. Moore will be there. 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You wish you'd never run away from home. You wish you'd been a better son to your poor old mother; you wish you'd written to her and answered her last letter. You only want to live long enough to write home and ask for forgiveness and a blessing before you die. If you had a drop of spirits of some sort to brace you up you might get along the road better. (Put this delicately.) Get the whine out of your voice and breathe with a wheeze--like this; get up the nearest approach to a deathrattle that you can. 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The implement can be manufactured by the “ doctor,” “medicine man,” or any other male individual, though were such an one to chance upon a specimen, not his own property, he would immediately wash and destroy it in case of its ever being employed to his own detriment: in the case of a woman, she would immediately fall sick were.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1561; quality B.", "location_summary": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1384, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:mcgilllibrary-rbsc-ethnologi:medicine-man:007", "title": "medicine man in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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(CHaprer V.)— Fig. 214, Woman, resting her weight on the Tripod, is treading upon the crushed Star- grass in the shallow circular hole ; 215, The Rotary Motion exerted by one foot upon the other ; 216, The Seed-food.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1563; quality B.", "location_summary": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1386, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:mcgilllibrary-rbsc-ethnologi:ghost:009", "title": "ghost in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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(Rather an Upper Georgina word.) mo-ki == small fly in general. mok-wd-ri = specially- shaped pigeon- net. m6l-\\6-r6 = mountain-top. mo-ma = ‘ghost’ or “spirit’’ o departed. mo-n& = upper-part front-of-chest. moéng-ka = thunder. moo-che- = to sleep. mool-k& = tree-trunk, -butt. moo-na-miil-yd-ri — opossum - string apron belt. moo-na-tim-pi-él-l%4 —= sp. of small red tit. moon-di = -self. moon-d6 = a circumcised.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1565; quality B.", "location_summary": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1388, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:mcgilllibrary-rbsc-ethnologi:water-sprite:011", "title": "water-sprite in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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In considerably less time than it takes to pen these lines, the Princess had decided to trust her fortunes to the pluck and gallantry of her young champion. But in the midst of their plans they were unexpectedly confronted by their deadly enemy—Dusk—armed to the teeth. CHAPTER IV. THE RING-DOVE. Fairyland can produce nothing so wonderful as the facility with which sundry mortals can extend their faces. To smile widely is the fashion with us nowadays, and it is very wonderful indeed to note the various methods of its accomplishment. 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Pray come here and scratch me, Tim,” cried the parrot coaxingly. Little Tim obeyed very cautiously, and in fear and trembling. “That is delightful,” said Cockie. “It’s wonderful,” muttered poor Tim. “What is wonderful, sir? Can’t parrots talk?” “Some of them can, but not like you.” “Oh! but I’m not a parrot, I’m a fairy.” “A fairy?” cried the boy, agape with wonder. “Are you really?” “Truly I am. One of the Lake George fairies. 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He had forgotten all about the cat. “You were always kind to me, Toney, and I’m going to help you now.” “How can a cat help anybody?” replied poor Toney. “Ah! but I wasn’t always a cat, Toney.” “Oh, bother; I suppose you mean when you were a little kitten,” muttered the boy. “No, I don’t, Toney Buck. I never was a kitten. I mean when I was a happy fairy in Elfland, before I was changed into a cat for being cruel and selfish.” “Snooks!” answered Toney sceptically. “Who?” “Snooks! It won’t do, you know. 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How it glowed in the eyes of Princess Golden Hair, and made the bewitching face yet more charming! Like the clear notes of a flute, only infinitely softer and more thrilling, her voice came upon his ears: “Welcome, oh, my Prince—lord of my being!—welcome to Dreamland!” What mattered the cheers of the people and the great speech from the fairy King, and the grand banquet that followed—what mattered the thousand surprises and the wonderful things that encountered him at every turn? There was no fascination like the lovely Princess. Glorious light and sunshine reigned here eternally. 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He wanted to conciliate the giant, but how was he to frame a reply to these three difficult questions? In the midst of his cogitations he bethought him of his friend the wallaby. “If Slubber will give me a little time, I believe I can answer the questions,” said the little man with confidence. The giant assented readily. Hop-o’-my-thumb, guided by the parrot, sought out the old wallaby, to whom he confided his trouble. “Nothing easier, my boy,” said the animal, stroking his head with his paw. “A word in your ear. 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Why, a horseshoer, for he uses earth, air, water, fire, in shaping his wares, and each of his customers wears two pairs.” “Bravo! Let me embrace you,” entreated the giant. “No you don’t,” responded the little man, with a grin. “Now for your third question. What is seen in the sky, the water, and sometimes on men’s breasts? A star, of course. Reverse the spelling of star and it is rats. Are you satisfied?” And Slubber, the black giant,.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "little man", "figure_name_as_printed": "little man", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1678; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1501, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-wes:gutenberg-68225-westbury-aus:magician:031", "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "author": null, "date_published": "1897", "year": 1897, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "snippet": "anches intertwining overhead formed a leafy canopy for many miles. On the third day Grapple and his companion emerged upon a wide, extensive plain. Towering in the distance, like a pyramid, they observed a gigantic rock standing out above the level expanse around. The sun, gleaming upon its peaks and spires, gave it a weird, fantastic look, as if some great magician of the olden time had bade it rise with the lifting of his wand. As far as the vision reached along the line of the horizon, the plain seemed ringed in by the magnificent bushland through which they had come. Nearer, however, there was a broad river flowing its slow.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "magician", "figure_name_as_printed": "magician", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1679; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1502, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-wes:gutenberg-68225-westbury-aus:magician:032", "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "author": null, "date_published": "1897", "year": 1897, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "snippet": ". Twilight is a region of enchantment, dear readers. Dame Trot, the witch of the Leap Frog Ranges, had fallen across the young Prince while hunting in the mountains, and had changed him into a Gorilla. Such he had remained and had taken his uncle prisoner. When the news, however, of the marriage between Lady Lollypop and the supposed monster reached the old magician she relented of her wickedness by appearing at the bedside of the barber and speaking the words which annulled the charm. There was great rejoicing at the court of Prince Picnic over the event; but the gladness and the display were increased a hundredfold when the.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "magician", "figure_name_as_printed": "magician", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1680; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2239, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-cambridge-at-midn:pga-cambridge-at-midnight:ghost-in-the-window:001", "title": "ghost in the window in At Midnight and Other Stories", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "author": null, "date_published": "1897", "year": 1897, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "snippet": "is quite new--just out of the shop--no doubt bought on purpose. What do you suppose it was doing there? And the fellow we saw running? Must he be a ghost too?\" \"I can't account for him, nor for the rope,\" Mr. Rowe admitted, fingering the latter in an abstracted way. \"I thought nobody cared to go near the place of a night, since there's been this talk of the ghost in the window. I'll see Mr. Blackett about it in the morning--\" \"I will see him also,\" broke in Wingate, with a significant glance at his wife. \"And I will keep the rope, if you please. It is my evidence, you see. I intend to sift this thing to the bottom, ghost and all.\".", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost in the window", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost in the window", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2452; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2240, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-cambridge-at-midn:pga-cambridge-at-midnight:ghosts:002", "title": "ghosts in At Midnight and Other Stories", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "author": null, "date_published": "1897", "year": 1897, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "snippet": "with Mr. Wingate that a midnight expedition was necessary. \"Oh, you saw that light in the window!\" he exclaimed, with much gravity. \"I was wondering whether you would. I was out last night, looking at some traps, and saw it myself; and several other people have seen it. The conclusion they've come to is that the old house is haunted, sir. I don't hold with ghosts myself, but that's the common view.\" \"Haunted be blowed!\" was Wingate's rude rejoinder; and he showed the rope, which was mysterious without being supernatural, and described how they had seen a man \"scoot\" round a corner of the house. \"Besides,\" said he, \"if ghosts were.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2453; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2241, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-cambridge-at-midn:pga-cambridge-at-midnight:ghosts:003", "title": "ghosts in At Midnight and Other Stories", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "author": null, "date_published": "1897", "year": 1897, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "snippet": "it. The conclusion they've come to is that the old house is haunted, sir. I don't hold with ghosts myself, but that's the common view.\" \"Haunted be blowed!\" was Wingate's rude rejoinder; and he showed the rope, which was mysterious without being supernatural, and described how they had seen a man \"scoot\" round a corner of the house. \"Besides,\" said he, \"if ghosts were allowed to carry matches and candles, they'd burn the places down.\" \"I suppose there are ghosts of lights as well as ghosts of people, if there are ghosts at all,\" argued Abel Rowe. \"Be that as it may, no mortal hand lit that light you saw, sir, if it was in the big.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2454; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2242, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-cambridge-at-midn:pga-cambridge-at-midnight:ghosts:004", "title": "ghosts in At Midnight and Other Stories", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "author": null, "date_published": "1897", "year": 1897, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "snippet": "view.\" \"Haunted be blowed!\" was Wingate's rude rejoinder; and he showed the rope, which was mysterious without being supernatural, and described how they had seen a man \"scoot\" round a corner of the house. \"Besides,\" said he, \"if ghosts were allowed to carry matches and candles, they'd burn the places down.\" \"I suppose there are ghosts of lights as well as ghosts of people, if there are ghosts at all,\" argued Abel Rowe. \"Be that as it may, no mortal hand lit that light you saw, sir, if it was in the big window of the west wing you saw it. Because why? The day after it was first seen, Mr. Blackett and a whole posse of people,.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2455; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2243, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-cambridge-at-midn:pga-cambridge-at-midnight:ghost-in-the-window:005", "title": "ghost in the window in At Midnight and Other Stories", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "author": null, "date_published": "1897", "year": 1897, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "snippet": "y had got out of the window with the rope in the meantime.\" \"No, sir; for the casements were found fastened on the inside.\" \"Well, but here's the rope to speak for itself. It was lying close under the window. It is quite new--just out of the shop--no doubt bought on purpose. What do you suppose it was doing there? And the fellow we saw running? Must he be a ghost too?\" \"I can't account for him, nor for the rope,\" Mr. Rowe admitted, fingering the latter in an abstracted way. \"I thought nobody cared to go near the place of a night, since there's been this talk of the ghost in the window. 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I'll see Mr. Blackett about it in the morning--\" \"I will see him also,\" broke in Wingate, with a significant glance at his wife. \"And I will keep the rope, if you please. It is my evidence, you see. I intend to sift this thing to the bottom, ghost and all.\" He was about to leave, when Mrs. Rowe, the keeper's mother, having risen from bed and dressed in haste, in order to find out what was doing at this hour of the night, entered the parlour, curtsied, looked from one to another with an expectant smile, and then.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost in the window", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost in the window", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2457; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2245, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-cambridge-at-midn:pga-cambridge-at-midnight:ghost:007", "title": "ghost in At Midnight and Other Stories", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "author": null, "date_published": "1897", "year": 1897, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "snippet": "ne was required,\" said Billy. \"But how do you know it is the same?\" \"Because there wasn't another new clothes line in the place.\" \"I suppose rope is used for other purposes. Probably this was brought to The Chase from quite another direction.\" \"And to The Chase, of all places!\" She desired ardently to enter upon a long discussion, covering the matter of the ghost, but sudden reticence had fallen upon the visitor. He affected surprise to find it near upon midnight, and concern that his wife was so late up after a journey, and took a hasty leave, carrying his rope with him. 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But things look black against the rector's house too. We will interview Mrs. George Desailly to-morrow morning, and get particulars concerning the larceny of the clothes line. I'm awfully curious to see her, apart from that. 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And I should like to show you the church and the improvements I have made. You will find things looking very different from what they were in poor old Balcombe's time.\" The visitors pleaded the pressing nature of their business with the squire's agent, which turned the conversation upon the burglars, the ghost, and contingent matters, delaying their departure for another half-hour. 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I mean to keep a good look-out from the window. There will be a splendid moon if these clouds clear off. The fewer we are the better in a case of this sort. You don't catch fish if you make a splash in the water.\" \"No, sir. But I think it's my business to look after the man rather than the ghost, if it's all the same to you.\" Wingate agreed that a policeman must be allowed to know his own business best, and had a shrewd suspicion that this particular policeman would rather deal single-handed with fifty corporeal thieves of the most desperate character than with.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2462; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2250, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-cambridge-at-midn:pga-cambridge-at-midnight:supernatural:012", "title": "supernatural in At Midnight and Other Stories", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "author": null, "date_published": "1897", "year": 1897, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "snippet": "said, holding her tightly with one hand and the butt of his revolver with the other. But they heard nothing, except their hearts beating. So they started on their voyage to the west wing. 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They saluted her with a shamefaced sense of her moral superiority over themselves. \"I should like,\" said Wingate, emptying the remaining contents of his spirit flask into the men's teacups, \"to thoroughly satisfy your minds as well as my own, to prove to everybody that the house is free of ghosts, at any rate. It is just possible I may rent the place from Sir Walter for a time, and I am well aware that we should have trouble with servants, and so on, if any nonsense of that sort got about. 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He took a nip of whisky before breakfast, to clear his brain of morbid thoughts that had haunted him through the dark hours. Their buggy having no seat for a servant, and the English-feeling morning--a mixture of delicate mist and sunshine--being more inviting than usual, they agreed to do their errands to the rectory and the agent's house on foot. 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Disturbed and startled by the apparition of a lady, she moved about in the mysterious distance with stealthy creepings and scamperings, rending the silence at intervals with that sudden snarling \"yowl,\" which is distressing to the human ear at the best of times, and now echoed through the ship's emptiness.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "apparition", "figure_name_as_printed": "apparition", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2470; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2254, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-cambridge-at-midn:pga-cambridge-at-midnight:phantom:020", "title": "phantom in At Midnight and Other Stories", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "author": null, "date_published": "1897", "year": 1897, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "snippet": "husband's hand, and after a little only spoke in low tones, glancing hither and thither in a furtive way, with occasional jumps and starts; for the sense of mystery was upon her--delightful certainly, enchantingly English, but a little uncanny, all the same. Bushes to right and left rustled as they passed; twigs snapped; owls went by with no sound of wings, phantom-like; couching forms of deer arose, loomed for a moment, and disappeared. 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And I hardly saw an English paper, and never heard any news, and never wanted to. And--and I think that's all, Nettie.\" She put her arms round his neck, and kissed him, and thanked him. She said she didn't think any husband could have told the honest truth more honestly. CHAPTER V The Spirit Of Murder The Wingates drove in their own buggy to The Chase, where they were met by Mr. Blackett's policeman, by whom they were escorted over the great house. 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Hold fast to that hair of the Bunyip’s tail, for it will prove one of the most powerful weapons in the art of magic. It is a talisman to swear by, and none can resist it, as you will presently discover.” Then the magpie added a short whisper into Cocky’s ear, and they descended into the dell, where the giant and Old Gruff stood awaiting our hero. “Tiny mortal, hast thou done thy task? What are the answers?” roared Red Gum menacingly. “By the hair of the Bunyip’s tail, I command thy obedience,” cried our hero sternly. Red Gum let fall his huge waddy from his hand. 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The gaze of Bi-ba-be-bi had no sooner rested upon him than she sprang from the midst of her ladies with a glad cry of recognition, and cast herself upon his bosom. “Prince Pippin! Cousin! My own dear love, you are not dead!” Dead, not at all. Twilight is a region of enchantment, dear readers. Dame Trot, the witch of the Leap Frog Ranges, had fallen across the young Prince while hunting in the mountains, and had changed him into a Gorilla. Such he had remained and had taken his uncle prisoner. 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He had witnessed many lovely changes from the lofty peaks of the New South Wales Alps, but Dame Nature had never presented herself to his eyes in such a garb before. Not the glaring, hot, dazzling rays of the summer sun here, but rather a gentle, subdued, dreamy refulgence, without the ghost of a shadow or shade of variation upon anything. Above, below, one universal, pale, liquid glimmer, devoid of vapour. 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Dismounting from his steed the giant beckoned him forward, and thus addressed him: “You lazy imp! It would suit you very well to do nothing but eat my victuals and take a sleep afterwards, but you shall work. Listen! On the other side of yon mountain there is a wide lagoon fringed with reeds and rushes. There lives the Australian wonder, a Bunyip. You must find him and ask of him three questions—the answers to which you must bring to me before sundown, otherwise your miserable life shall answer for it.” “Oh, that’s quite easy,” replied Cocky, with a dash of his city assurance. “I thought you were going to set me.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "bunyip", "figure_name_as_printed": "bunyip", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2610; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2383, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-wes:gutenberg-68225-westbury-aus:phantom:766f531afa2e2e55", "title": "phantom in Australian fairy tales", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "author": null, "date_published": "1897", "year": 1897, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "snippet": "is no water in Phantom Hollow? 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Glorious Golden Cloud! Many of us poor, fading weeds of sorrow would fain climb thy hill-top, if but to rest our weary souls for one brief moment in thy quiet groves. Oh! what sordid slaves are we who worship at those iron gates, whose recompense are wrinkled brows and silvered hair. Great Fetish of the world, the flesh, and the devil, I bow the knee to thee no more. Day by day I hear the cry of groaning thousands, that struggle for a bare existence around thy temple, calling to thee in vain. In vain they call, and vain thy power to help them. 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On the third day Grapple and his companion emerged upon a wide, extensive plain. Towering in the distance, like a pyramid, they observed a gigantic rock standing out above the level expanse around. The sun, gleaming upon its peaks and spires, gave it a weird, fantastic look, as if some great magician of the olden time had bade it rise with the lifting of his wand. As far as the vision reached along the line of the horizon, the plain seemed ringed in by the magnificent bushland through which they had come. 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It is late. On this long winter night I have been deep into the pages of the famous astronomer, Newton; and although I have laid down the book before me on the table, my mind is still busy at the threshold of the mysterious realm of Nature, to which I have been introduced by the wand of the magician. If knowledge is power, it sometimes happens that the power does not bring happiness in its train, but often assumes strange shapes. As I sat and looked with vacant eyes at what, for the moment, I saw not, behold the table before me became gradually luminous. 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You cannot see me, I am invisible,” replied the voice. “Indeed!” ejaculated Bob, “that is a pity. However, I will return to you what I found upon one condition.” “What condition?” “Tell me who you are.” “Alas! I am the daughter of a mighty chief, whose race and dominions are far beyond the ‘Lubra Mountains,’ but I have fallen into the power of a wicked magician, who has confined me on the highest summit of the Granite Cliff. Every day I am allowed to bathe in the lake accompanied by an old hag called Mother Growl; but I cannot return without my—my—dress. 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If he neglected this duty for three nights running self-reproach attacked him in his bed, and on one occasion impelled him to get up and dress, while his mother slept, and creep out of the house to steal away in the moonlight and do his duty by the wronged ghost. Then came the news of the approaching marriage of Peter Kiley and Agnes Brett, and that revived the boy's keenest regrets. 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His goddess had parted with her last shred of divinity; and was become the commonest of clay, and now she betrayed a callousness that was hardly human. It had come to this: Sim had no one who cared to think of him now but Richard Haddon; his wife had deserted him, his friends had forgotten him, and amongst all the ghosts below and on top there was not one so wretched as the ghost of Agnes's faithful and devoted lover and husband, poor Brett. 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He had talked of the old mine and its murders, and Dolf was worked up; he crept very close to his mate, and his face glowed palely in the shadow of the cage. \"Say, Dickie,\" he murmured, \"d'you believe in--you know?\" He pointed down into the shaft. \"Ghosts?\" said Dick. \"No--o--o! D' you?\" Dolf compressed his lips, and nodded his head slowly. \"Yah, that's rot!\" said Dick. \"But don't they say that some of the men what was killed moves about down there sometimes? 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D' you?\" Dolf compressed his lips, and nodded his head slowly. \"Yah, that's rot!\" said Dick. \"But don't they say that some of the men what was killed moves about down there sometimes? An' what's that we hear when we listen very quiet?\" \"Dunno, but it ain't no ghosts. Think I ought to know?\" \"Why, Dick?\" \"Oh,\" said Dick in a careless tone, \"bin down, that's all.\" Dolf regarded him with wide-open, wondering eyes. \"What,\" he murmured, \"right down inter the dark?\" Dick nodded. \"All by yerself?\" Again Dick nodded his head. 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Now who's game?\" \"I am!\" said Dolf defiantly. So it was all arranged for the following night, and Dolf was sworn to secrecy with the magical rite of the wet and dry finger and the usual dread incantation, and Dick had secured his object. He wished to go down into the mine, but although he had not Dolfs fear of the ghosts, a strange awe, not altogether painful, possessed him at the thought of meeting Sim alone below in the long drive. With human companionship he felt that he could dare all, and the longing to investigate was strong upon him. 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Dolf uttered a choking cry, and fell upon his knees, clinging wildly to his companion, watching the vision with round, unblinking eyes. Dick had expected something like this. 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Besides, the ghost was evidently very much more afraid of him than he of it; its whole attitude and expression indicated fear, and it was partly with the hope of reassuring the poor spirit that Dickie spoke: \"Please, 're you Sim's ghost?\" The ghost did not answer, but maintained its.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spectre", "figure_name_as_printed": "spectre", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2529; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2308, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top:spirit:011", "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": ", suffering victims, the emotion that now thrilled him had nothing in common with the sickening terror that prostrated his mate. Besides, the ghost was evidently very much more afraid of him than he of it; its whole attitude and expression indicated fear, and it was partly with the hope of reassuring the poor spirit that Dickie spoke: \"Please, 're you Sim's ghost?\" The ghost did not answer, but maintained its terrified, listening attitude. 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The ghost seemed very much astonished, and looked at them for some time as if confronted with a difficult problem. Meanwhile, Dick was thirsting for information. \"Why d' you stay down here alwiz?\" he asked. \"Gotter!\" answered the ghost briefly. \"But why?\" persisted the mortal. This was another problem for the ghost, and he gave it due consideration. Evidently Sim's ghost was a spirit of very limited mental resource. The explanation was a long time coming. At length he said: \"It's like this, yer see: I.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2532; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2311, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top:spirit:014", "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": "t seemed very much astonished, and looked at them for some time as if confronted with a difficult problem. Meanwhile, Dick was thirsting for information. \"Why d' you stay down here alwiz?\" he asked. \"Gotter!\" answered the ghost briefly. \"But why?\" persisted the mortal. This was another problem for the ghost, and he gave it due consideration. Evidently Sim's ghost was a spirit of very limited mental resource. The explanation was a long time coming. 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He'll be haunted. Day an' night he'll be haunted. Little fiends'll stick forks in him all day, an' a big fiend'll chase him o' nights. He'll---\" Dolf's shaking limbs refused to support him, and Dick had to hold him up. He uttered half-stifled cries of terror, and the ghost broke off suddenly, and regarded the boy anxiously for a few moments. \"That'll on'y happen if yer split, yer know,\" he said, relenting. \"'Cause if yer split I'll be changed into a bad ghost--a reg'lar out-an'-out bad un'; an' I'll jest delight in scarin' boys a'most t'.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "haunted", "figure_name_as_printed": "haunted", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2534; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2313, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top:spirits:016", "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": "to administer paternal chastisement, but, recollecting the character and temper of his captive, delivered only a stern admonition in choice Cornish, and let him go. The marriage ceremony was finished, and the couple departed for a brief honeymoon; and Dick Haddon spent two moody days, with the poor consolation of knowing that he had done his best for Sim's ghost. Now the spirit's only chance of rescue lay in the possibility of there being somebody else in the world who cared for him. 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Evidently the stranger below had made a good fight for it. Dickie's mind was in volcanic condition, throwing up many theories, but he clung to his faith in Sim's ghost, and awaited developments. These people were flying in the face of the supernatural; Houten was there to teach them what they might expect--no one would heed him. \"Ease her!\" cried Tinker Smith, and again a face came up out of the darkness of the mine, and Dickie started.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "supernatural", "figure_name_as_printed": "supernatural", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2536; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2315, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top:supernatural:018", "title": "supernatural in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": "s, but he clung to his faith in Sim's ghost, and awaited developments. These people were flying in the face of the supernatural; Houten was there to teach them what they might expect--no one would heed him. \"Ease her!\" cried Tinker Smith, and again a face came up out of the darkness of the mine, and Dickie started forward. This time the face was that of the ghost--its eyes fixed on Dick menacingly; and Dick met them bravely, and he shook his head in answer to the accusation he saw there. Sim's ghost was also bound and tied to the rope. \"Keep a tight grip av him,\" said Minahan, who appeared on the surface a moment later; \"he's a.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "supernatural", "figure_name_as_printed": "supernatural", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2537; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2316, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top:spirits:019", "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": "accusing finger in the man's face-- \"Bill Masters--useter work here 'bout seven year ago. How are yer, Billy?\" Bill Masters cursed the little fossicker with great spirit, and relapsed into sullen silence. Then the party took up its wounded and its prisoner, and carried them to the township, and Dickie followed after, disgusted. He had forgiven much in this ghost, but a ghost cannot be bound with cords and carried into captivity by mere mortals. Whatever spirits might haunt the drives and shoots of the Peep-o'-Day, it was certain that the ghost he and Dolf had interviewed was a shocking impostor. 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Then the party took up its wounded and its prisoner, and carried them to the township, and Dickie followed after, disgusted. He had forgiven much in this ghost, but a ghost cannot be bound with cords and carried into captivity by mere mortals. Whatever spirits might haunt the drives and shoots of the Peep-o'-Day, it was certain that the ghost he and Dolf had interviewed was a shocking impostor. Dick's latest romantic illusion fell from him like a garment, and his faith in Sim perished with the rest. Next day he was back with the boys of Waddy again, fresh and hungry for devilment. 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He had an extraordinary stock of mottoes, religious and legendary, for warding off the spirits, and possessed all the portable charms obtainable; but his faith was not as powerful as his fears, and, in spite of these spiritual arms and armour, he dreaded to be alone in the murderous old mine with the ghosts of its many dead. On going to the bottom level that night, and threading the course of the long, tortuous main drive, the trucker found the water below the incline higher than usual. 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Their feet made no sound upon the soft floor of the drive, and gradually Dickie drifted into silence. He was thinking of Sim, and a great excitement possessed him as they advanced along the apparently interminable tunnel. Then, as they turned a curve, with the suddenness of a lime-light picture flashed upon a screen the two boys saw the apparition of a man start out of the darkness. The figure stood by the left-hand side of the drive, in a pale light, the origin of which Dick could not discover. 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The usual brilliant assemblage was gathered together in the \"bar\" of that elegant establishment, engaged in the usual convivial pursuits, when universal attention was suddenly withdrawn from cards, dice, and brandy by the entrance of a stranger. An apparition would not have been more startling. A coarse skirt alone betokened the stranger's sex; she wore a man's black slouch hat, which bore palpable traces of having seen long service \"below,\" and was trimmed with a narrow leather belt; she smoked a highly-coloured.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "apparition", "figure_name_as_printed": "apparition", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2542; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2321, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top:apparition:024", "title": "apparition in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": "ns of having noticed Barney's neglect. 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The boy had become strangely morbid; he grew pale and thin, and whilst his mother fretted, imagining him to be the victim of some wasting disease, he was beset with a fear that Agnes Brett was going to die, and that he would be her murderer. He kept his secret religiously within his own breast, and in his spare time he haunted her father's farm, sometimes venturing to ask after the sick woman, but usually skulking about as if dreading observation. 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He'll be haunted. Day an' night he'll be haunted. Little fiends'll stick forks in him all day, an' a big fiend'll chase him o' nights. He'll---\" Dolf's shaking limbs refused to support him, and Dick had to hold him up. 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How would Sim bear it? was a question that now presented itself to his active mind. Agnes had not been seen near the mine since her recovery--she never seemed to think of it or of her dead husband now. Did the spirit imprisoned in the old mine miss her? Was it waiting to hear her calling again in the early evening hours? The boy's faith was absolute; he knew that the drives were peopled with the spirits of the mine's victims, and that his father's ghost, and the chosts of Brett, and.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits of the mine", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits of the mine", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2548; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2327, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top:spectre:030", "title": "spectre in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": "atching the vision with round, unblinking eyes. Dick had expected something like this. He was disappointed in details; his idea of a ghost was quite conventional, and he particularly admired white flowing draperies; but he was prepared for a spectre of some kind, and as he had never for a moment thought of the disembodied inhabitants of the old mine as evil spirits, or anything but sorrowing, suffering victims, the emotion that now thrilled him had nothing in common with the sickening terror that prostrated his mate. 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Peter Shaw, variously known as \"The Identity,\" \"The Hermit,\" \"Blue Peter,\" and \"Old Shaw,\" was a veteran fossicker, a reticent, gruff man, whose almost complete isolation had recently been broken by the appearance in the locality of Brown's Patch of a few parties of sleeper-cutters and pile-getters, driven thitherward by the approach of the railway to Bunyip. 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Even now Peter's settled neighbours were few and far between, and until the arrival of the timber-getters his beloved seclusion was but rarely disturbed by man, woman, or child. He lived, according to the common belief, on the vegetables he grew, eked out with the supplies he brought from Bunyip at long intervals--supplies bought with the price of the few \"weights\" of gold won by fossicking patiently and laboriously up and down the creek and in the many little blind gullies running into Emu Hill. Of course \"The Identity\" was talked about. 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Dick Kyley, sitting alone in the blackness of his prison, waiting for salvation or death, was soon the victim of an ungovernable fear, a supernatural terror entirely new to him, and the more awful for its novelty. From the moment he believed Hether dead he began to fear him. 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With human companionship he felt that he could dare all, and the longing to investigate was strong upon him. Even if Sim was not to be seen, the adventure had attractions apart from his interest in the forlorn ghost. For one thing, boys were forbidden to go near an open shaft, and to the youthful mind, inquisitive and acquisitive, what is forbidden is never wholly forbidding. The weakness of Mother Eve is visited upon her sons, even unto the present generation. \"What's it like.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2665; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2427, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top-r:ghost:b4601035c71491fd", "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": "attitude. Dickie's mouth was parched, but he made another effort, and adopted a more respectful manner of address. \"Please, are you the ghost of Simon Brett?\" The ghost thought for a moment, and then nodded a slow affirmative; thought again, and nodded twice. \"Oh, please! oh, please!\" whispered Dolf in piteous appeal. \"Who're you, an' what d' yer want?\" The ghost seemed to be disguising its voice. \"I'm Dickie--Richard Haddon.\" Dick approached a step, but the ghost threw out its hand with a commanding gesture. \"Don't come no nearer,\" it said. Richard Haddon's idea of a ghost was undergoing a process of rapid reconstruction. He knew.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2666; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2428, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top-r:ghost:01e5759d4f1995f6", "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": "ffirmative; thought again, and nodded twice. \"Oh, please! oh, please!\" whispered Dolf in piteous appeal. \"Who're you, an' what d' yer want?\" The ghost seemed to be disguising its voice. \"I'm Dickie--Richard Haddon.\" Dick approached a step, but the ghost threw out its hand with a commanding gesture. \"Don't come no nearer,\" it said. Richard Haddon's idea of a ghost was undergoing a process of rapid reconstruction. 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Meanwhile, Dick was thirsting for information. \"Why d' you stay down here alwiz?\" he asked. \"Gotter!\".", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2670; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2432, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top-r:spirit:8fe935a7f61b1e52", "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": "hen the spirit of the one what's dead will come an' take me away.\" This was an inspiration. 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Dickie was seized by one of the women. \"Here's they boy Haddon!\" she cried, dragging her prize along. Brother Tresize took him by the ear. Mr. Tresize was paid by the company to look after the mine while it was shut down, and he was conscious of having neglected his duty, but now he was full of zeal. \"Wha's all this here sinfulness 'bout ghosts in the ole mine, you?\" he asked. \"You le' go 'r I'll kick!\" muttered Dick, sullenly. Brother Tresize shifted his grip to the boy's collar. \"Hows'ever, you're found out, boy, an' I do suppose they p'lice will be lookin' for 'ee. So come along, you.\" Dick went willingly.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2672; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2434, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top-r:spirit:013fd2373693eb47", "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": "an' carried water from the shaft. There's manny a week's work done. Be me sowl, I believe he have been livin' there!\" Brother Tresize held up a pickle bottle, in which there was much coarse gold. \"They man have more'n this somewhere for sure.\" \"Who is he, anyhow?\" and the light was thrown upon the scowling face of the stranger. \"What's yer name, mate?\" The ghost replied with vigorous profanity. \"I know him, I reekerlect!\" and Tinker Smith thrust a crooked, accusing finger in the man's face-- \"Bill Masters--useter work here 'bout seven year ago. 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He clutched the pump-handle once more, but it rose and fell loosely, with a clatter, and drew no water. With nothing for his hands to do, O'Brien was no longer able to control his thoughts; they ran over the history of the mine--its list of killed. He recalled the story of Martin's ghost haunting the old balance-shaft, whilst the spirit of his wife, who died of grief, sought for him after every shift in the next level. 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The stranger stood with his right hand thrust lightly in his pocket, and his left toying with the point of his long iron-grey beard, and he smiled broadly under the profusion of hair on his weather-tanned face at the young man's consternation. \"Night, mate!\" he said. \"Good-night,\" responded Fred, recovering himself. \"You jumped up like a ghost.\" \"Don't grow ghosts in Australia, my boy,\" said the other, still smiling. \"Reckon you're something of a new chum.\" \"If three years' hard digging from Buninyong to Bendigo count for anything, I am not a new chum. 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A short time later Barney was looking quite cheerful once more, and resting placidly under the assurance that he had seen the last of Mary Jane, and was not likely to be again haunted by her ungainly person or troubled by obtrusive attentions, when one day, as he and his mates were sitting at dinner, a digger who had been up to Launceston bounced in with an air of great importance and a mission that would admit of no delay. \"Say, Brown,\" gasped the.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "haunted", "figure_name_as_printed": "haunted", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2678; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2439, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top-r:spirits:ee8c72da02c859f1", "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": "for Sim's ghost. Now the spirit's only chance of rescue lay in the possibility of there being somebody else in the world who cared for him. Dolf, they told him, was getting stronger, but he was not allowed to visit his mate, and there were hints of a mystery that filled him with suspicion. Could Dolf have proved false? Would he dare to risk the anger of the spirits by telling what he knew? On the Friday night, shortly after dark, Dick encountered quite a crowd on the common, and his heart sank within him. The people were making for the Peep-o'-Day, and Brother Tresize, who led the way, carried a long line and some candles. Dickie.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2681; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2440, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top-r:spirits:d55a2c8ee58e7fb7", "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": "and the light was thrown upon the scowling face of the stranger. \"What's yer name, mate?\" The ghost replied with vigorous profanity. \"I know him, I reekerlect!\" and Tinker Smith thrust a crooked, accusing finger in the man's face-- \"Bill Masters--useter work here 'bout seven year ago. How are yer, Billy?\" Bill Masters cursed the little fossicker with great spirit, and relapsed into sullen silence. Then the party took up its wounded and its prisoner, and carried them to the township, and Dickie followed after, disgusted. 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The charge was sheep-stealing. There was no doubt of Bannon's guilt: one skin with the brand on it was found doing service as a rug on his bunk another, quite fresh, was tacked up in his shed; and the best part of a fine lamb was rescued from his pickling-tub, and produced in court. The spirit of the early squatter still survives in the particular and express abomination of sheep-stealing manifested by our virtuous and humane judges. The sentence was two years. 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Kit found, when he went on with the 4 o'clock shift, that Tim Canty had not over-coloured the unlovable characteristics of \"The Bunyip.\" The man's name was Pope; he was large and unwieldly, and common report credited him with an uncompromising antipathy to water, whether applied externally or taken as a beverage--a report which was wholly substantiated by his general appearance, and the vinous flavour.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "bunyip", "figure_name_as_printed": "bunyip", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2686; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2443, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top-r:bunyip:8127d5f9fdfc24e5", "title": "bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": "tmosphere in his vicinity. Mr. Pope walked with the attitude of a gorilla, which amiable animal he also somewhat resembled in his habitual expression. His long arms swung loosely from his narrow shoulders, his face was nearly covered with short red hair, and his small eyes peered out through the slits where his puffed cheeks and bushy brows almost met. \"The Bunyip\" was said to possess great strength, but he never exerted his powers. He was naturally a tired man, and loved to \"doss\" upon the reef, or to sit, propped against one of the poppet-legs, smoking like a furnace, whilst the whim boy did his work. 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Whin ye'r not atin' ye'r munchin' a schnack, bad cess t'ye.\" In order to provide the provender for his unreasonably hungry family, Mickey had been compelled to supplement his takings as a Boniface by acting alternately as fossicker, charcoal-burner, and \"wood-jamber;\" but it came \"terrible hard\" on the little man, who waxed thinner and thinner, and sank deeper into his trousers every year. Then, to augment his troubles, came that pestiferous heathen, the teetotal Chinee. 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Which av ye is it, so't I kin bate him! ye thavin' hathins?\" The placid Orientals surveyed Mr. Doyle coolly, and innocently smiling, said, \"No savee;\" then bandied jests at his expense in their native tongue, and laughed the little man to scorn. Incensed by the evident ridicule of the \"haythen furriners,\" and goaded on by the smothered squeal of a hidden pig, Michael \"went for\" the nearest Asiatic, and proceeded to \"put a head on him as big as a tank,\" amid a storm of kicks and digs from the other.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "little man", "figure_name_as_printed": "little man", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2689; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2446, "source_id": 37, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-pga-dyson-below-and-o:pga-dyson-below-and-on-top-r:little-man:8361994354dafea2", "title": "little man in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "author": null, "date_published": "1898", "year": 1898, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "snippet": "of it in their own outlandish way, indulging freely in the seductive opium, and holding high carouse over an extemporized fantan table, proceedings which made it evident that they thought they were getting to windward of Michael Doyle, licensed victualler. Michael, too, was rejoicing with exceeding great joy, and felicitating himself on being the shrewdest little man who ever left the \"ould sod.\" He had not hoped to get more than a twenty-pound note for the dilapidated old humpy, erected on Crown land, and unlikely to stand the wear and tear of another year. 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Did we not set fire to the big plain ?.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4229; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3200, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-more:moreaustralianl00parkgoog:byamee:f3fbf4e12acda2c1", "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. 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Con- sider him as the maker and lawgiver, the all-seeing.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Byamee", "figure_name_as_printed": "Byamee", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4230; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3201, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-more:moreaustralianl00parkgoog:byamee:5b3df158bd60320a", "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. 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I am unable to see any inconsistency between my notion of a kind of early theism, and my belief that many of the absurdities of mythology are the result, and (in civilisation) the survival, of.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Byamee", "figure_name_as_printed": "Byamee", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4231; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3202, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-more:moreaustralianl00parkgoog:byamee:db89e6900bceee37", "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. 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Meanwhile the literary merit of the talcs collected by Mrs. Parker may teach us not to.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Byamee", "figure_name_as_printed": "Byamee", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4232; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3203, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-more:moreaustralianl00parkgoog:byamee:a977fa5bc4ccf96e", "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. 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For answer the Earmoonan made the * See \"Australian Legendary Tales,\" p. 41, •' Meamei the Seven.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Byamee", "figure_name_as_printed": "Byamee", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4233; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3204, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-more:moreaustralianl00parkgoog:byamee:e18781cf25669b09", "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. 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Wurrunnah said : \" Has.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Byamee", "figure_name_as_printed": "Byamee", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4234; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3205, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-more:moreaustralianl00parkgoog:byamee:95614c1f96a7b6c1", "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. 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Wurrunnah said : \" Has he gone right away from you?\" Again came only the spluttering, whizzing noise, a sort of pursing of the lips together, and blowing out a sound like \".", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Byamee", "figure_name_as_printed": "Byamee", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4235; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3206, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-more:moreaustralianl00parkgoog:byamee:82f4652ad2653ca5", "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. 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You tell me nothing of Byamee.\" At the sound of the name \"Byamee,\" EarmoonSn jumped away, saying as he went : \" Phur-r, phur-r.\" He quickly disappeared, going back to the sand-ridges under which Wurrunnah had heard he and the rest of the strange litter lived, in huge caves, where they imprisoned any.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Byamee", "figure_name_as_printed": "Byamee", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4236; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3207, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-more:moreaustralianl00parkgoog:byamee:df6ccb0f2292deed", "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. 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Seeing a wide expanse of water before him and feeling thirsty, he took his little binguie down to.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Byamee", "figure_name_as_printed": "Byamee", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4237; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3208, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-more:moreaustralianl00parkgoog:spirit:371c9457387461f0", "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. 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But yet so famous was he from his far journeyings that when he died, followed by a terrific crash, a huge meteor shot across the sky, thereby telling the tribes for miles round that a.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4238; quality B.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1237, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntca17:iruntarinia", "title": "The Iruntarinia spirit individuals", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1899 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca17.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'The Iruntarinia spirit individuals' identifies Iruntarinia as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: a—Habits of the Iruntarinia—Carrying off women—Presenting sacred ceremonies to particular men—Native feeling with regard to them. IN the Arunta tribe there is a firm belief in the existence of spirit individuals, between whom and the individual members of the tribe there exists a very definite relationship. As we have already seen when dealing with the Churinga, every individual is supposed to be the reincarnation of an Alcheringa being. Now these Alcheringa beings are very closely indeed associated with the animals or plants whose name they bear; indeed, some of them are regarded as having remained in the form of animals, such, for example, as the celebrated kangaroo called Ultainta. We can distinguish three forms of Alcheringa individuals Review note: Iruntarinia spirit individuals; chapter explicitly describes spirit individuals and their habits.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Iruntarinia", "figure_name_as_printed": "Iruntarinia", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1380; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1238, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntca17:arumburinga", "title": "The Arumburinga double spirit", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1899 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca17.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'The Arumburinga double spirit' identifies Arumburinga as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: the Iruntarinia—They are aggregated into local groups just as the living members of the tribe are—When a spirit goes into a woman there remains the Arumburinga which is its double—Relationship between an individual and his Arumburinga—When a man dies his spirit is called Ulthana—This goes finally to the Nanja spot and joins the Arumburinga—Certain gifted individuals can see the Iruntarinia—Habits of the Iruntarinia—Carrying off women—Presenting sacred ceremonies to particular men—Native feeling with regard to them. IN the Arunta tribe there is a firm belief in the existence of spirit individuals, between whom and the individual members of the tribe there exists a very definite relationship. As we have already seen when dealing with the Chur Review note: Arumburinga is presented as a second spirit/double linked to a person and place.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Arumburinga", "figure_name_as_printed": "Arumburinga", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1381; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1239, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntca17:ulthana", "title": "Ulthana ghost of a dead person", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1899 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca17.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Ulthana ghost of a dead person' identifies Ulthana as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: spirit goes into a woman there remains the Arumburinga which is its double—Relationship between an individual and his Arumburinga—When a man dies his spirit is called Ulthana—This goes finally to the Nanja spot and joins the Arumburinga—Certain gifted individuals can see the Iruntarinia—Habits of the Iruntarinia—Carrying off women—Presenting sacred ceremonies to particular men—Native feeling with regard to them. IN the Arunta tribe there is a firm belief in the existence of spirit individuals, between whom and the individual members of the tribe there exists a very definite relationship. As we have already seen when dealing with the Churinga, every individual is supposed to be the reincarnation of an Alcheringa being. Now these Alcheringa b Review note: Ulthana is described as ghost-like spirit of a dead person haunting/returning.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Ulthana", "figure_name_as_printed": "Ulthana", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1382; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1240, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntca18:iruntarinia-medicine-men", "title": "Medicine men made by Iruntarinia", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1899 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca18.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Medicine men made by Iruntarinia' identifies Iruntarinia as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: f medicine man. In the Arunta, and the same holds true of the Ilpirra tribe, there are three distinct schools of medicine men—(1) those made by the Iruntarinia or spirits, (2) those made by the Oruncha who are in reality only a special class of spirit individuals of a mischievous nature, and (3) those initiated by other medicine men. Sometimes the three kinds of practitioners practise side by side, but the two first are more highly thought of than the third. In the northern groups p. 523 of the tribe the medicine man is called a Railtchawa, on the Finke River Nung-gara, and in the south at Charlotte Waters, Ingwalara. As an example of the making of medicine men by the Iruntarinia in the northern groups as well as in the Ilpirra tribe, we wi Review note: Spirit individuals are described as making medicine men.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Iruntarinia", "figure_name_as_printed": "Iruntarinia", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1383; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1241, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntca18:oruncha", "title": "Oruncha spirit individuals", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1899 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca18.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Oruncha spirit individuals' identifies Oruncha as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: pirra tribe, there are three distinct schools of medicine men—(1) those made by the Iruntarinia or spirits, (2) those made by the Oruncha who are in reality only a special class of spirit individuals of a mischievous nature, and (3) those initiated by other medicine men. Sometimes the three kinds of practitioners practise side by side, but the two first are more highly thought of than the third. In the northern groups p. 523 of the tribe the medicine man is called a Railtchawa, on the Finke River Nung-gara, and in the south at Charlotte Waters, Ingwalara. As an example of the making of medicine men by the Iruntarinia in the northern groups as well as in the Ilpirra tribe, we will describe what is said to take place in connection with the in Review note: Oruncha are explicitly described as a special class of spirit individuals.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Oruncha", "figure_name_as_printed": "Oruncha", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1384; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1242, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntca18:arungquiltha", "title": "Arungquiltha evil spirit in magic implement", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1899 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca18.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Arungquiltha evil spirit in magic implement' identifies Arungquiltha as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: feet. In this position they remain in perfect silence until they hear the Arungquiltha, which is regarded in this instance as an evil spirit resident in the magic implement, saying, “Where is he?” Upon hearing the voice—and sometimes they have to remain in this most uncomfortable position for several hours—they get up and return to camp, where they abstain from talking and are always listening. By and by if the Arungquiltha be successful—and it is generally supposed to be so—they hear a noise like a crash of thunder, and then they know that, in the form of a great spear, it has gone straight to the man, mutilating and thus killing him. This form of Arungquiltha is frequently seen at night, and sometimes even during the daytime, streaking a Review note: Arungquiltha is described as an evil spirit resident in a magic implement.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Arungquiltha", "figure_name_as_printed": "Arungquiltha", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1385; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1243, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntca18:kurdaitcha-magic-individual", "title": "Kurdaitcha as magic individual", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1899 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca18.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Kurdaitcha as magic individual' identifies Kurdaitcha as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: in whispers. As a result the medicine man will perhaps pronounce that the sick man is suffering from a charmed bone inserted by a magic individual, such as a Kurdaitcha; or perhaps, worse still, the verdict is that one of the Iruntarinia has placed in his body an Ullinka or short barbed stick attached to an invisible string, the pulling of which, by the malicious spirit, causes great pain. If the latter p. 532 be the case it requires the greatest skill of a renowned medicine man to effect a cure. While the patient is supported in a half-sitting attitude, the medicine man will first of all stand close by, gazing down upon him in the most intent way. Then suddenly he will go some yards off, and looking fiercely at him will bend slightly forwa Review note: Kurdaitcha is framed as a magic individual causing illness by inserting a charmed object.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Kurdaitcha", "figure_name_as_printed": "Kurdaitcha", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1386; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1244, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntca20:ochirka-sun-spirit-woman", "title": "Ochirka sun spirit woman", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1899 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca20.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Ochirka sun spirit woman' identifies Ochirka as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: y a large stone in the country of the Quirra or bandicoot people at Ilparlinja, about thirty miles north of Alice Springs. It was in the form of a spirit woman, accompanied by two other Panunga women, who were sisters and were called Ochirka, just as the sun itself is. The descendants of these two women are both now alive, though one of them, when undergoing reincarnation, having chosen an Appungerta mother, is now an Ungalla. We have before drawn attention to the fact that the spirit individual is regarded as free to enter any woman, though as a general, but by no means invariable, rule, as shown in the present instance, a woman of the right division is selected. The elder of the two women is represented as carrying with her an Ambilyeriki Review note: Sun is represented as a spirit woman accompanied by two women.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Ochirka", "figure_name_as_printed": "Ochirka", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1387; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1245, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntca12:ungambikula", "title": "Ungambikula transformers of Inapertwa", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1899 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca12.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Ungambikula transformers of Inapertwa' identifies Ungambikula as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: ans of a stone knife—Endeavour of the Utiara men to secure stone knives—Wanderings of the Ullakupera from Atnaturka to Utiara—The Ullakupera transform Inapertwa into human beings and give them class names—An old Echidna man disapproves of the use of stone knives—The men of the Elonka totem who had not been circumcised by the Ungambikula are operated on and made into Arakurta—The Echidna mutilates and kills the last man on whom the Ullakupera were about to operate—He is himself killed, and the spears which were thrown into his body are represented by the spines of the Echidna—In consequence of this there are no more Echidna men and women—The Ullakupera men march on, and another Echidna man murders one upon whon they were about to operate, an Review note: Ungambikula transform Inapertwa creatures into human beings.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Ungambikula", "figure_name_as_printed": "Ungambikula", "ontology_code": "traditional_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1388; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1246, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntca12:inapertwa", "title": "Inapertwa incomplete human beings", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1899 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca12.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Inapertwa incomplete human beings' identifies Inapertwa as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: of the Arunta Tribe and with Particular Customs The early, middle and later Alcheringa—The early Alcheringa—Transformation of the Inapertwa creatures into human beings by the Ungambikula—Tradition referring to the Ulpmerka of the plum tree totem—The two lizard men kill the Oruncha at Simpson Gap—Marital relations not restricted by totem in the Alcheringa—The middle Alcheringa—The Ullakupera men and their stone knives—Introduction by them of circumcision by means of a stone knife—Endeavour of the Utiara men to secure stone knives—Wanderings of the Ullakupera from Atnaturka to Utiara—The Ullakupera transform Inapertwa into human beings and give them class names—An old Echidna man disapproves of the use of stone knives—The men of the Elonka to Review note: Inapertwa are pre-human/incomplete beings transformed into people.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Inapertwa", "figure_name_as_printed": "Inapertwa", "ontology_code": "traditional_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1389; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1247, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntca12:oruncha-simpson-gap", "title": "Oruncha killed at Simpson Gap", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1899 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca12.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Oruncha killed at Simpson Gap' identifies Oruncha as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: rtwa creatures into human beings by the Ungambikula—Tradition referring to the Ulpmerka of the plum tree totem—The two lizard men kill the Oruncha at Simpson Gap—Marital relations not restricted by totem in the Alcheringa—The middle Alcheringa—The Ullakupera men and their stone knives—Introduction by them of circumcision by means of a stone knife—Endeavour of the Utiara men to secure stone knives—Wanderings of the Ullakupera from Atnaturka to Utiara—The Ullakupera transform Inapertwa into human beings and give them class names—An old Echidna man disapproves of the use of stone knives—The men of the Elonka totem who had not been circumcised by the Ungambikula are operated on and made into Arakurta—The Echidna mutilates and kills the last man Review note: Oruncha are named antagonistic beings in a Simpson Gap tradition.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Oruncha", "figure_name_as_printed": "Oruncha", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1390; quality B.", "location_summary": "Simpson Gap, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1248, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntca13:irpapirkirpirirrawilika", "title": "Irpapirkirpirirrawilika wise Alcheringa man", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1899 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca13.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Irpapirkirpirirrawilika wise Alcheringa man' identifies Irpapirkirpirirrawilika as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: led Erilknabata, that is, a very wise man of the Alcheringa, his wisdom being commensurate with the length of his name, which was Irpapirkirpirirrawilika. They travelled at first under the ground until they reached Atnamala, a place a little to the east of Painta Springs, where they fed on Udnirringita, painted their bodies with the totemic design, and fixed many Lalkira, or nose bones, in their hair. Thence they travelled above ground, and came on south to Okirilla, where they cooked and ate many Udnirringita, and also made Intichiuma, and left the Churinga Uchaqua stones, which now remain p. 429 there, in the Ilthura which they used. Thence they travelled to Unthurqua, or the Emily Gap, where they sat down on the northern entrance, the ol Review note: Named Alcheringa wise man leads underground travel in the tradition.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Irpapirkirpirirrawilika", "figure_name_as_printed": "Irpapirkirpirirrawilika", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1391; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1249, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntca13:kurdaitcharinia", "title": "Kurdaitcharinia from Churinga bag", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1899 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca13.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Kurdaitcharinia from Churinga bag' identifies Kurdaitcharinia as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: fterwards, one of the Achilpa parties camped. Here they deposited the bag containing the Churinga, from which sprung a Kumara man whose name was Kurdaitcharinia. A large stone arose at the spot where the Churinga was deposited. Only one wild dog man can arise, at a time, at the spot which lies in the middle of an Achilpa locality. After they had deposited the Churinga one of the men mounted on to the back of the other and went into the ground, and it is only the far away western people who know where they came out again. WANDERINGS OF TWO UNJIAMBA OR HAKEA WOMEN Two women of the Unjiamba totem, named respectively Abmoara and Kuperta, sprang up at Ungwuranunga, about thirty-five miles north of Alice Springs, where they had a Nurtunja and Chu Review note: A named man springs from a deposited Churinga bag in the tradition.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Kurdaitcharinia", "figure_name_as_printed": "Kurdaitcharinia", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1392; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1250, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntca13:illapurinja", "title": "Illapurinja the changed one", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1899 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca13.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Illapurinja the changed one' identifies Illapurinja as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: quabara undattha the woman who was originally Unjiamba and Panunga, changed herself into a Kumara and remained there altogether. Her name was Illapurinja, which means, the changed one. The remaining woman now went on alone to Urapitchera, near to what is now called Boggy Waterhole on the Finke, where she found a number of Achilpa people making Engwura; she caused blood to flow from her sexual organs in great volume, directing it towards the people, who at once fled to a spot close by which is now marked by a number of stones which sprung up where they took refuge. The blood covered the Engwura ground and formed a fine clay-pan which remains to the present day. Finding at Urapitchera a Kumara woman of the bandicoot totem, she took her on as Review note: A woman changes class/status and is explicitly named the changed one.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Illapurinja", "figure_name_as_printed": "Illapurinja", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1393; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1274, "source_id": 34, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-ista-central-australi:ntca14:spirit-individual:001", "title": "spirit individual in Totemic Ceremonies", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "author": null, "date_published": "1899", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca14.htm", "snippet": "In the Arunta and Ilpirra tribes when a boy's nose has been bored, that is as soon as the operation has been completed, he strips a piece of bark off a gum tree, if possible, and throws it as far as he can in the direction of the Alcheringa camp of his mother, that is where the spirit individual of which his mother is the reincarnation lived in the Alcheringa.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit individual", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit individual", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1417; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1275, "source_id": 34, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-ista-central-australi:ntca14:ulthana:002", "title": "Ulthana in Totemic Ceremonies", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "author": null, "date_published": "1899", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca14.htm", "snippet": "There is very clear evidence that during a former stage cannibalism was a well-recognised custom. We have already described certain ceremonies performed at the Engwura which can only be regarded as pointing back to the existence of a different state of affairs from that which now obtains. For example, in the Quabarra Ingwurninga inkinja, 1 two men had their bodies decorated with circles of white down which were supposed to represent the skulls of slain and eaten men. The performers themselves represented the Ulthana or spirits of the dead men wandering about in search of those who had killed and eaten them. In another ceremony two.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Ulthana", "figure_name_as_printed": "Ulthana", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1418; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1276, "source_id": 34, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-ista-central-australi:ntca15:kurdaitcha:004", "title": "Kurdaitcha in Magic", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "author": null, "date_published": "1899", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "snippet": "No idea of natural death—Death of one individual must be avenged in the normal condition of the tribe by the death of another—Organisation of a Kurdaitcha party—The ceremony of dislocating a toe before a man becomes entitled to wear the so-called Kurdaitcha shoes—The Kurdaitcha man accompanied by a Medicine man—Decoration of the two men—Killing the victim and operations of the Medicine man—Another form in which the Kurdaitcha man goes alone—The shoes do not serve to hide the tracks, and can only prevent who made them from being known—The Illapurinja—A form of female Kurdaitcha—The decoration of the woman—How the enemy is.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Kurdaitcha", "figure_name_as_printed": "Kurdaitcha", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1420; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1277, "source_id": 34, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-ista-central-australi:ntca15:medicine-man:005", "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "author": null, "date_published": "1899", "year": 1899, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "snippet": "AMONGST the Central Australian natives there is no such thing as belief in natural death; however old or decrepit a man or woman may be when this takes place it is at once supposed that it has been brought about by the magic influence of some enemy, and in the normal condition of the tribe the death of one individual is followed by the murder of some one else who is supposed to be guilty of having caused the death. Not infrequently the dying man will whisper in the ear of a Railtchawa, or medicine man, the name of the man whose magic is killing him. If this be not done then there is no difficulty, by some other method, of fixing.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "Medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1421; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1278, "source_id": 34, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-ista-central-australi:ntca15:kurdaitcha:006", "title": "Kurdaitcha in Magic", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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As soon as they came in sight of the main camp they began to perform an excited war-dance, approaching in the form of a.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Ulthana", "figure_name_as_printed": "Ulthana", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1429; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1286, "source_id": 34, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-ista-central-australi:ntca15:ulthana:014", "title": "Ulthana in Magic", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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Our impression with regard to the Kurdaitcha is that at the present day it is merely a matter of myth, though at the same time every native is firmly convinced that some other native does actually “go Kurdaitcha,” and is quite prepared, as a general rule, to allow others to think that he himself does; he will.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1518; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1341, "source_id": 34, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-ista-central-australi:ntca15:ghost:020", "title": "ghost in Magic", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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Our impression with regard to the Kurdaitcha is that at the present day it is merely a matter of myth, though at the same time every native is firmly convinced that some other native does actually “go Kurdaitcha,” and is quite prepared, as a general rule, to allow others to think that he himself does; he will even go to the length of suffering the pain of having his toe dislocated in order to “prove” that he is a genuine Ertwa Kurdaitcha. p. 484 To those who are personally.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1519; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1342, "source_id": 34, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-ista-central-australi:ntca16:iruntarinia:021", "title": "Iruntarinia in Burial and Mourning", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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Le livre de Mrs. Langloh Parker est edite avec une sobre et charmante elegance ; il est precede d'une spirituelle et alerte preface de M. Andrew Lang. Ce livre, qui fait grand honneur a celle qui en a con9U la plan et qui I'a execute, rendra a la mythologie comparee de reels services.\" — Revue de I'Histoire des Religions. 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He used to kill many blacks. He was supported by people' of his own. The blacks would not visit this i-ange on any account. Mr. Stanbridge states that the Boorong tribe, who inhabit the Mallee country in the neighbourhood of Lake Tyrril, have preserved an account of the Nurrum-bung-utrias or old spirits, a people who formerly possessed their country and who had the knowledge of fire. This tribe imagined the star Canopus to be * Mr. R. Brough Smyth's \" The Aborigines of Victoria,\" vol. i. p. 453. 20 EAGLKIIAWK AND CHOW the male crow, the first to bring fire from space.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1745; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1568, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-eagl:eaglehawkcrowstu00math:spirit:003", "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "author": null, "date_published": "1899", "year": 1899, "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "snippet": "n aperture with four spiral grooves in the perforation. The Hindoos believe that these apertures are the traces of Vishnu having entered the stones in the form of a reptile. It is worthy of note that among the New Hebrideans, as the Rev. Dr. J. G, Paton has told me, the sacred pebbles have a small aperture, regarded as the place of exit and entrance for the spirit which the stone represents. The Scdcujrama stones are found in the bed of the Gundak River, and are supposed by Coleman to be mineralised fossils of the Beleranites or Orthoceratites. The Binlang stones found in the Nerbudda River are worshipped as emblems of Siva. The.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1746; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1569, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-eagl:eaglehawkcrowstu00math:spirit:004", "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "author": null, "date_published": "1899", "year": 1899, "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "snippet": "Mr. Davies corroborates what I have said of the presence of that defect of character which may be termed instability. It may be said that the whole fabric of their moral character is in a position of unstable equilibrium. The slightest strain will destroy the poise. They have a courage which fits them to perform marvellous feats of tree-climbing, gives them spirit to assert their rights in the face of danger from the white man's superior know- ledge and strength, and, for a time at least, qualifies them to excel as roughriders. But their bravery is neither steady nor deep-rooted. No doubt they are very covetous, but they are also.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1747; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1570, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-eagl:eaglehawkcrowstu00math:ghost:005", "title": "ghost in Eaglehawk and Crow", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "author": null, "date_published": "1899", "year": 1899, "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ting of a few Kanaka canoes to Australian shores, although from the fact that stones were objects of veneration among the Tasmanians the inference would be that this at least was a superstition common to all primitive Papuans. The Australians have what may be termed an apprehension of ghosts rather than a belief in them, the relations of the living with the spirits being more or less intimate in different tribes. In the tribe with which I was best acquainted, while the blacks had a term for ghost and believed that there were departed spirits who were sometimes to be seen among the foliage, individual men would tell you upon.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1748; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1571, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-eagl:eaglehawkcrowstu00math:ghost:006", "title": "ghost in Eaglehawk and Crow", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "author": null, "date_published": "1899", "year": 1899, "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "snippet": "superstition common to all primitive Papuans. The Australians have what may be termed an apprehension of ghosts rather than a belief in them, the relations of the living with the spirits being more or less intimate in different tribes. In the tribe with which I was best acquainted, while the blacks had a term for ghost and believed that there were departed spirits who were sometimes to be seen among the foliage, individual men would tell you upon inquiry that they believed that death was the last of them. In other words, a man's per- sonality died with his body and was not continued in his ghost. A ghost was called a * shadow,'.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1749; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1572, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-eagl:eaglehawkcrowstu00math:ghost:007", "title": "ghost in Eaglehawk and Crow", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "author": null, "date_published": "1899", "year": 1899, "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "snippet": "uld tell you upon inquiry that they believed that death was the last of them. In other words, a man's per- sonality died with his body and was not continued in his ghost. A ghost was called a * shadow,' and the conception of its existence was shadowy like itself. A general feature of Australian mythology is the peopling of deep waterholes with indescribable spirits. The Kabi tribe deified the rainbow, a superstition apparently confined to this people. He lived in unfathomable waterholes on the mountains, and when visible was in the act of passing from one haunt to another. 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In this instance the cross-marriages would have begun by compact not by capture, and subsequent historians or ethnologists might have accounted for the rise of the classes by a supernatural wisdom like that which characterises the Murdoo legend. Messrs. Fison and Howitt obliterate the Australian individual in the distant past, regarding him as merged in his class. 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In New Guinea, according to Marsden, the same deity is known as ' Wat,' the first and third syllables of the name being lopped off. And further, may it not be possible that Baiame, of New South Wales, and Pundyil, of Victoria, refer to the same supernatural being ? Baiame, indeed, may be a local * \" Queensland, Australia,\"' p. 379. us i:a(;li:hawk and crow pc|iiivaleut of Banna, another Sumatrau deity. 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Among the Kamilroi and allied tribes to the north of New South Wales the character of a beneficent deity, known as Baiarae, has been well elaborated. The name, according to the Rev. W. Ridley, is derived from 'baia,' to make or build hy cliopping. Baiame is the creator and preserver. The Wiradhuri regarded him under a slightly altered name, Baiamai, as eternal, omnipotent, and good. 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The name, according to the Rev. W. Ridley, is derived from 'baia,' to make or build hy cliopping. Baiame is the creator and preserver. The Wiradhuri regarded him under a slightly altered name, Baiamai, as eternal, omnipotent, and good. 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At King George * Genesis, xlix. t Daniel, vii. 3. + Isaiah, li. 9. § \" Kamilroi and Kurnai,\" p. 288. II \" The Australian Race,\" vol. ii. p. 165. 18 i:agli:iia\\\\ K and cuow Sound, among a connnunity of the Meenung blacks, the white cockatoo is substituted for the eaglehawk as one of the primary- divisions, the crow being the other.* In central Victoria, Bunjil {ea;/hha,rk) was the name of a deity as well as a class-name. In Gippsland, N'ictoria. it was a title of respect applied to men. A.t the most easterly point of Australia, between the Albert and Tweed Rivers, the equivalent of \"blacks\" is Meebin, which also signifies.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Bunjil", "figure_name_as_printed": "Bunjil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1762; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1585, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-eagl:eaglehawkcrowstu00math:bunjil:021", "title": "Bunjil in Eaglehawk and Crow", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "author": null, "date_published": "1899", "year": 1899, "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "snippet": "Government of New South Wales in 1852 or 1853, and cited by Mr. Curr.|| The tradition is that the first black man on the Darling had two wives, Kilparra and Mokwarra. The sons of the one married the daughters of the other, and the class-names were inherited from the mothers. At King George * Genesis, xlix. t Daniel, vii. 3. + Isaiah, li. 9. § \" Kamilroi and Kurnai,\" p. 288. II \" The Australian Race,\" vol. ii. p. 165. 18 i:agli:iia\\\\ K and cuow Sound, among a connnunity of the Meenung blacks, the white cockatoo is substituted for the eaglehawk as one of the primary- divisions, the crow being the other.* In central Victoria, Bunjil.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Bunjil", "figure_name_as_printed": "Bunjil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1764; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1586, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-eagl:eaglehawkcrowstu00math:kurnai:025", "title": "Kurnai in Eaglehawk and Crow", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "author": null, "date_published": "1899", "year": 1899, "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "snippet": "appropriate, the former doubtful. An argument in favour of group-marriage based upon the application of terms designating real relationship to all the members of a group where there are four or more groups is met by the objection that in Australia the manifold groups have been derived from an original pair. The Rev. Dr. L. Fison, in the work \" Kamilroi and Kurnai,\" emphasises and corroborates Mr. Morgan's view. 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CHAPTER IX MARRIAGE, MAN-MAKING, MUTILATIONS, BURIAL CUSTOMS Marriage, man-making, mutilations, burial — Betrothal — Barter — Marriage by capture— By agreement — Love-letters — Mutual avoid- ance of mother-in-law and son-in-law — Stages of approach to man- hood marked —.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4648; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3599, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-eagl:eaglehawkcrowstu00math:spirits:33c7f877cfac744f", "title": "spirits in Eaglehawk and Crow", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "author": null, "date_published": "1899", "year": 1899, "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ter a death the camp at night is resonant with hideous sounds. When first I heard the howls of despair it made my very flesh creep with horror, and to heighten the effect the mourners might be seen the greater part of the night hurrying hither and thither brandishing torches, with the ob- ject, it was said (I know not how credibly), of frightening away evil spirits. As might be expected, the grave is very shallow. I have seen one in the Burnett District, Queensland, with several short logs placed at the side of it on the surface, which are said by the blacks to represent the number of brothers the deceased had, and to indicate by.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4649; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3600, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-eagl:eaglehawkcrowstu00math:spirits:638c5a15d4863b94", "title": "spirits in Eaglehawk and Crow", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "author": null, "date_published": "1899", "year": 1899, "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "snippet": "N. Van der Tuuk). Letter- press at end of book explanatory of Plate II. ART, CORROBOREES 137 Regent Rivers, it seems to have all but faded away. Mr. William Froggatt, of Sydney, New South Wales, visited the Glenelg River in 1887-8. The aborigines could give no satis- factory account of the paintings, but said they were pictures of the \" Nauries,\" black evil spirits, the agents of all ill and of whom they were afraid. This ignorance as to the origin of the pictures goes to show that they must have been done at least a hundred years ago. 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The titles of these magicians varied with the community,* but by unanimous consent the whites have called them \" doctors,\" and they correspond to the medicine-men and rain- makers of other barbarous nations. The power of the doctor is only circumscribed by the range of his fancy. He communes with spirits, takes aerial flights at pleasure, kills or cures, is invialnerable and invisible at will, and controls the elements. I remember a little black boy. when angry, threatening me with getting his father to set the thunder and lightning a-going. 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Many tribes revered the names of ancient heroes or demigods, who were credited with certain wonderful exploits, and who generally became metamorphosed into stars. The conception of a supreme being oscillated between a hero and a deity. Some tribes recognised both a supreme good spirit and a powerful, dreaded, evil spirit, creation being ascribed to the former. At the initiation ceremonies of the Darkinung tribes of New South Wales * two figures are made upon the ground by heaping up earth. 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At the initiation ceremonies of the Darkinung tribes of New South Wales * two figures are made upon the ground by heaping up earth. They are represented as like human beings lying fiat on the back. A quartz crystal called ngooyar is placed upon the forehead of Dhurramoolun, the good spirit, and a koolaman (wooden vessel) containing blood just let from the arms of some men is placed upon the breast of \"Ghindaring, • R. H. Mathews, \"Proc. Roy. Soc. of Victoria,\" vol. x. part i. pp. 2-3. 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That last line haunted me for many years. 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He was very restless in the house, and never took his hat off. There was a dress and a woman's old hat hanging on the wall near the door, but they looked as if they might have been hanging there for a lifetime. There seemed something queer about the whole place--something wanting; but then all out-of-the-way bush homes are haunted by that something wanting, or, more likely, by the spirits of the things that should have been there, but never had been. As I rode down the track to the road I looked back and saw old Howlett hard at work in a hole round a big stump with his long-handled shovel. 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You might get into trouble, and, in that case, I'd be bound to leave you there, on principle; or I might get into trouble, and you wouldn't have the brains to get me out--though I know you'd be mug enough to try. I might make a rise and cut you, or you might be misled into showing some spirit, and clear out after I'd stoushed you for it. You might get tired of me calling you a mug, and bossing you and making a tool or convenience of you, you know. 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H. L. Sydney, March 17th, 1900. Contents The Songs They used to Sing A Vision of Sandy Blight Andy Page's Rival The Iron-Bark Chip “Middleton's Peter” The Mystery of Dave Regan Mitchell on Matrimony Mitchell on Women No Place for a Woman Mitchell's Jobs Bill, the Ventriloquial Rooster Bush Cats Meeting Old Mates Two Larrikins Mr. Smellingscheck “A Rough Shed” Payable Gold An Oversight of Steelman's How Steelman told his Story ON THE TRACK.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Dave", "figure_name_as_printed": "Dave", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2377; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2169, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-law:gutenberg-1231-lawson-on-the:dave:009", "title": "Dave in On the Track", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "author": null, "date_published": "1900", "year": 1900, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "snippet": "mind; and evidently not succeeding--for the last two panels were out of line. He was ramming a post--Andy rammed honestly, from the bottom of the hole, not the last few shovelfuls below the surface, as some do. He was ramming the last layer of clay when a cloud of white dust came along the road, paused, and drifted or poured off into the scrub, leaving long Dave Bentley, the horse-breaker, on his last victim. “'Ello, Andy! Graftin'?” “I want to speak to you, Dave,” said Andy, in a strange voice. “All--all right!” said Dave, rather puzzled. He got down, wondering what was up, and hung his horse to the last post but one. 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He was ramming the last layer of clay when a cloud of white dust came along the road, paused, and drifted or poured off into the scrub, leaving long Dave Bentley, the horse-breaker, on his last victim. “'Ello, Andy! Graftin'?” “I want to speak to you, Dave,” said Andy, in a strange voice. “All--all right!” said Dave, rather puzzled. He got down, wondering what was up, and hung his horse to the last post but one. Dave was Andy's opposite in one respect: he jumped to conclusions, as women do; but, unlike women, he was mostly wrong. 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The Oracle had Uncle Bob, of course, and long Dave Regan, the drover--a good-hearted, sawny kind of chap that'd break the devil's own buck-jumper, or smash him, or get smashed himself--and little Jimmy Nowlett, the bullocky, and one or two of the old, better-class diggers that were left on the field. “There's a clear space among the saplings in Specimen Gully, where they used to pitch circuses; and.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3421; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2634, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-bol:gutenberg-51209-babes-in-the:ghosts:d63fa9cc1e409240", "title": "ghosts in Babes in the Bush", "publication": "Babes in the Bush; Rolf Boldrewood", "author": null, "date_published": "1900; Project Gutenberg public-domain transcription", "year": 1900, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51209.txt.utf-8", "snippet": "pect opened the creaking hall door, and casting a searching glance at Mr. R. 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' * Of course I have, Mrs Head. Didn't I tell you all about it the last time we were home ? ' ' And didn't you ever tell Mr Ellis, Andy ? ' ' Of course he did ! * I said, coming to Andy's rescue ; * I remember it now. You told me that night we camped on the Bogan river, Andy.' ' Of course ! ' said Andy. ' Did he tell you about finding a lost child and the fairy with it ? ' ' Yes,' said Andy ; * I told him all about that.' 'And the fairy was just going to take the child away when Andy found it, and when the fairy saw Andy she flew away.' ' Yes,' I said ; ' that's what Andy told me.' 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You told me that night we camped on the Bogan river, Andy.' ' Of course ! ' said Andy. ' Did he tell you about finding a lost child and the fairy with it ? ' ' Yes,' said Andy ; * I told him all about that.' 'And the fairy was just going to take the child away when Andy found it, and when the fairy saw Andy she flew away.' ' Yes,' I said ; ' that's what Andy told me.' ' And what did you say the fairy was like, Andy ? ' asked Mrs Head, fixing her eyes on his face. * Like. 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The doctors advised him to take her back, and be did. He spent all his money, travelling saloon, and with reserved cabins, and a nurse, and trying to get her cured ; that's why he's droving now. She was restless in Sydney. She wanted to go back to the station and wait there till the fairies brought the children home. She'd been getting the fairy idea into her bead slowly aH the time. The Boss encouraged it. But the station was sold, and be couldn't have lived there anyway without going mad him- self. He'd married her from Bathurst. 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He took her out, and explained it all to her. She scarcely seemed interested. She read the names on the stone, and said it was a nice stone, and asked questions about how the children were found and brought here. She seemed quite sensible, and very cool about it. But when he got her home she was back on the fairy idea again. He tried another day, but it was no use; so then he let it be. I think it's better as it is. 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They had a drink together, and the Flour presented the doctor with a fine specimen of coarse gold for a pin. '\"It was the will o* God, after all, doctor,\" said the Flour. \"It was the will o' God. Let bygones be bygones between us ; gimme your hand, doctor. . . . Good-bye.\" • Then he left for Th' Canary/ THE BABIES IN THE BUSH. 'Oh, tell her a tale of the fairies bright— That only the Bushmen know — Who guide the feet of the lost aright, Or carry them up through the starry night, Where the Bush-lost babies go/ LJE was one of those men who seldom smile. 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She leaned forward, eagerly it seemed, and went on quickly : * I've been wanting to tell you about the children ever since Walter spoke to me about you. I knew you would understand directly I saw your face. These town people don't under- stand. I like to talk to a Bushman. You know we lost our children out on the station. The fairies took them. Did Walter ever tell you about the fairies taking the children away?' This was a facer. * I — I beg pardon,' I com- menced, when Andy gave me a dig in the back. Then I saw it all. ' No, Mrs Head. The Boss didn't tell me about that.' 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You know we lost our children out on the station. The fairies took them. Did Walter ever tell you about the fairies taking the children away?' This was a facer. * I — I beg pardon,' I com- menced, when Andy gave me a dig in the back. Then I saw it all. ' No, Mrs Head. The Boss didn't tell me about that.' ' You surely know about the Bush Fairies, Mr Ellis,' she said, her big eyes fixed on my fece — * the Bush Fairies that look after the little ones that are 242 THE BABIES IN THE BUSH. lost in the Bush, and take them away from the Bush if they are not found ? You've surely heard of them, Mr Ellis ? 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Jack Macdonald, bitterly aggrieved that his employers should have given in, was almost out of his mind with the irritating, puerile demands and objections which he had to meet. 'In old days he would have knocked down the ringleader, and told the sympathisers to \"go to the devil\"—that they need never show up at this shed or station again. 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The remaining sheep were regularly yarded. His old mate heard him whistle as he did it. Squeaker began to work about a little burning off. So that now, added to the other bush voices, was the call from some untimely falling giant. There is no sound so human as that from the riven souls of these tree people, or the trembling sighs of their upright neighbours whose hands in time will meet over the victim’s fallen body. 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IF IT WAS NEITHER, WHAT WAS IT?", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queanbeyan, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.3524518, "map_longitude": 149.2337634, "map_place_name": "Queanbeyan, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1903 - Queanbeyan Age", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 693, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1615-the-wallabadah-manucript-1903", "title": "1903 - The Wallabadah Manucript", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1903", "year": 1903, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1615-the-wallabadah-manucript-1903", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1903 - The Wallabadah Manucript. 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Body excerpt retained for review: Recollections of the Early Days by William Telfer Jr.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 694, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1493-quuenbeyan-observer-article-1903", "title": "1903 (1) - Queanbeyan Observer Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1903", "year": 1903, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1493-quuenbeyan-observer-article-1903", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1903 (1) - Queanbeyan Observer Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Queanbeyan, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: John Gale, An Alpine Excursion (Queanbeyan, 1903) The whole book appears in serial form in The Queanbeyan Observer, 13th February to March 17th 1903.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queanbeyan, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.3524518, "map_longitude": 149.2337634, "map_place_name": "Queanbeyan, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1903 (1) - Queanbeyan Observer Article", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 695, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1494-queanbeyan-observer-article-1903-2", "title": "1903 (2) - Queanbeyan Observer Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1903", "year": 1903, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1494-queanbeyan-observer-article-1903-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1903 (2) - Queanbeyan Observer Article. 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Location cue from public page title/path: Queanbeyan, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: The Queanbeyan Observer, 7th August 1903. [A response to the previous articles].", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queanbeyan, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.3524518, "map_longitude": 149.2337634, "map_place_name": "Queanbeyan, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1903 (3) - Queanbeyan Obsever Article", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 867, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2161-1903-delegate-argus-yowie-article", "title": "1903 - Delegate Argus Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1903", "year": 1903, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2161-1903-delegate-argus-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1903 - Delegate Argus Yowie Article. 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There are books and ideas that can never suggest themselves without bringing it all to mind. The garden is haunted by the figures of those groping and resolute men. There, too, walks the ghost of that dear vice-regal lady whom we all remember with such love. 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I am sure the idea that they were not treating her with the highest consideration never crossed their minds. Other friends, departed or no more, are indissolubly one with that old house and the old garden in which it stood. How many phantom faces flit amongst those shades? Every block of stone, every step of the verandah stairs, has a figure or a group. They sit in twilight, in moonlight, musing alone or talking together--the deep, intimate talk of those resting hours. 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Thus, in the best of spirits, owing to the prospect of some smooth travelling on my main trunk line, after having traversed the steep and crooked section to which I had been committed by one touch of the switch two hours before, I made my way through the lignum to Alf's camp; guided partly by the.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3987; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2984, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-fur:gutenberg-3470-furphy-such-i:witch:9330ac0ad76bf420", "title": "witch in Such Is Life", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "author": null, "date_published": "1903 public-domain Australian fiction; Project Gutenberg transcription", "year": 1903, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "snippet": "are judged worthy to form a separate section of his works. 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Evidence: he evil magic of other medicine-men, or by supernatural ​beings, such as Brewin of the Kurnai, or the Ngarrang of the Wurunjerri. Ngarrang is described as being like a man with a big beard and hairy arms and hands, who lived in the large swellings which are to be seen at the butts of some of the gum-trees, such as the Red Gum, which grows on the river flats, in the Wurunjerri country. The Ngarrang came out at night in order to cast things of evil magic into incautious people passing by their haunts. The effect of their magic was to make people lame. As they were invisible to all but the medicine-men, it was to them that people had recourse when they thought that a Ngarrang had caught them. The medicine-man by his art extracted the magic in Review note: Ngarrang is described as man-like with beard and hairy arms/hands.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Ngarrang", "figure_name_as_printed": "Ngarrang", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1400; quality B.", "location_summary": "Wurundjeri country, VIC (VIC): B", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1258, "source_id": 33, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "wikisource:ntsea-ch7:brewin", "title": "Brewin Kurnai supernatural being", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia / Wikisource", "author": null, "date_published": "1904 public-domain edition; Wikisource transcription", "year": 1904, "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_7", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Brewin Kurnai supernatural being' identifies Brewin as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: Native Tribes of South-East Australia/Chapter 7 - Wikisource, the free online library Jump to content Search Search Donate Create account Log in Personal tools Donate Create account Log in Native Tribes of South-East Australia/Chapter 7 Add languages Add links Download From Wikisource < Native Tribes of South-East Australia ← Chapter VI Native Tribes of South-East Australia by Alfred William Howitt Chapter VII - Medicine-Men and Magic Chapter VIII → 1161273Native Tribes of South-East Australia — Chapter VII - Medicine-Men and MagicAlfred William Howitt ​ CHAPTER VII MEDICINE-MEN AND MAGIC Term \"medicine-man\" expl Review note: Brewin is named as a supernatural being in Kurnai medicine-man context.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Brewin", "figure_name_as_printed": "Brewin", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1401; quality B.", "location_summary": "Gippsland, VIC (VIC): B", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1259, "source_id": 33, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "wikisource:ntsea-ch7:daramulun", "title": "Daramulun invoked by Gommera", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia / Wikisource", "author": null, "date_published": "1904 public-domain edition; Wikisource transcription", "year": 1904, "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_7", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Daramulun invoked by Gommera' identifies Daramulun as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: proposed to apply to a man whom he thought to have designs upon himself. It was thought that one of the very great Gommeras could get Daramulun to slay his enemies for him. Collins, in speaking of the natives of Port Jackson, mentions a matter which is worth quoting here. He says, \"During the time that Booroong, a native girl, lived at Sydney, she paid occasional visits to the lower part of the harbour. From one of these she returned extremely ill. On being questioned as to the cause, she said that the women of Cam-mer-ray had made water in a path which they knew that she was to pass, and it had made her ill. Not recovering, though bled by a surgeon, she underwent an extraordinary and superstitious operation. She was seated on the ground wi Review note: Great Gommeras could get Daramulun to slay enemies.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Daramulun", "figure_name_as_printed": "Daramulun", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1402; quality B.", "location_summary": "Yuin country, NSW (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1260, "source_id": 33, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "wikisource:ntsea-ch7:kutchi", "title": "Kutchi supernatural beings of Dieri tradition", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia / Wikisource", "author": null, "date_published": "1904 public-domain edition; Wikisource transcription", "year": 1904, "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_7", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Kutchi supernatural beings of Dieri tradition' identifies Kutchi as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: l to pass from his hand into his body. The Kunki or medicine-man of the Dieri tribe is supposed to have direct communication with supernatural beings called Kutchi, and also with the Mura-muras. He interprets dreams, and reveals to the relatives of the dead the person by whom the deceased has been killed. Kutchi was the cause of sickness and other evils, but could be driven out by suitable means applied by the Kunki. On one occasion Mr. Gason had caught cold, and Jalina-piramurana, hearing of it, sent to him to ask permission to \"drive Kutchi out of the Police camp\" before he came to examine Mr. Gason professionally as a medicine-man. If a Dieri has had a dream, and fancies he has seen a departed friend during the night, he reports the circ Review note: Dieri medicine-men communicate with supernatural beings called Kutchi.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Kutchi", "figure_name_as_printed": "Kutchi", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1403; quality B.", "location_summary": "Lake Eyre region, SA (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1261, "source_id": 33, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "wikisource:ntsea-ch7:mura-mura", "title": "Mura-mura supernatural ancestors", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia / Wikisource", "author": null, "date_published": "1904 public-domain edition; Wikisource transcription", "year": 1904, "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_7", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Mura-mura supernatural ancestors' identifies Mura-mura as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: dy. The Kunki or medicine-man of the Dieri tribe is supposed to have direct communication with supernatural beings called Kutchi, and also with the Mura-muras. He interprets dreams, and reveals to the relatives of the dead the person by whom the deceased has been killed. Kutchi was the cause of sickness and other evils, but could be driven out by suitable means applied by the Kunki. On one occasion Mr. Gason had caught cold, and Jalina-piramurana, hearing of it, sent to him to ask permission to \"drive Kutchi out of the Police camp\" before he came to examine Mr. Gason professionally as a medicine-man. If a Dieri has had a dream, and fancies he has seen a departed friend during the night, he reports the circumstance to a Kunki, and most likel Review note: Dieri medicine-men communicate with Mura-muras in the text.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Mura-mura", "figure_name_as_printed": "Mura-mura", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1404; quality B.", "location_summary": "Lake Eyre region, SA (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1262, "source_id": 33, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "wikisource:ntsea-ch7:mrart", "title": "Mrart ghosts beside camp fire", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia / Wikisource", "author": null, "date_published": "1904 public-domain edition; Wikisource transcription", "year": 1904, "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_7", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Mrart ghosts beside camp fire' identifies Mrart as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: e obtained one. It was when he was gathering wild cattle for a settler on the Upper Mitchell River, and he dreamed one night that two Mrarts (ghosts) were standing by his camp fire. They were about to speak to him, or he to them (I now forget which), when he woke. They had vanished, but on looking at the place where they had stood he perceived a Bulk, which he kept and valued much. A Bulk is believed to have the power of motion. For instance, Tankowillin and another man told me that the evening before they had seen a Bulk in the form of a bright spark of fire cross the roof of a house and disappear on the other side. Also that they had run round to catch it, but it had vanished. Curative Practices of Medicine-men I have now spoken of the ma Review note: Two Mrarts or ghosts appear beside a camp fire in a dream/initiation account.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Mrart", "figure_name_as_printed": "Mrart", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1405; quality B.", "location_summary": "Gippsland, VIC (VIC): B", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1263, "source_id": 33, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "wikisource:ntsea-ch8:mungan-ngaua", "title": "Mungan-ngaua tribal All-father", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia / Wikisource", "author": null, "date_published": "1904 public-domain edition; Wikisource transcription", "year": 1904, "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_8", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Mungan-ngaua tribal All-father' identifies Mungan-ngaua as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: ura-muras, Alcheringa ancestors, and Muk-kurnai are all on somewhat the same level, while the tribal All-father as represented by Mungan-ngaua belongs to a distinctly higher level of mental development. The three types of belief represented by the Alcheringa ancestors, the Mura-muras and the Muk-kurnai have certain features in common. They recognise a primitive time before man existed, and when the earth was inhabited by beings, the prototypes of, but more powerful in magic, than the native tribes. Those beings, if they did not create man, at least perfected him from some unformed and scarcely human creatures. Although this appears when one looks at the subject broadly, there are yet differences which distinguish the several types of belief Review note: Mungan-ngaua is discussed as a tribal All-father.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Mungan-ngaua", "figure_name_as_printed": "Mungan-ngaua", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1406; quality B.", "location_summary": "Gippsland, VIC (VIC): B", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1264, "source_id": 33, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "wikisource:ntsea-ch8:koin", "title": "Koin imaginary male being", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia / Wikisource", "author": null, "date_published": "1904 public-domain edition; Wikisource transcription", "year": 1904, "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_8", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Koin imaginary male being' identifies Koin as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: pportunities.\" Some further light is thrown on Coen by what Threlkeld says in his work on the language spoken at Lake Macquarie. \"Koin is an imaginary male being, who has now, and has always had, the appearance of a black; he resides in ​thick bushes or jungles; he is seen occasionally by day, but mostly at night. In general he precedes the coming of natives from distant parts, when they assemble to celebrate certain of their ceremonies, as the knocking out of the teeth in the mystic ring, or when they are performing some dance. He appears painted with pipe-clay, and carries a fire-stick in his hand; but generally it is the doctors (a kind of magician), who alone perceive him, and to whom he says, 'Fear not, come and talk.' At other times h Review note: Koin is described as an imaginary male being seen in bush or at night.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Koin", "figure_name_as_printed": "Koin", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1407; quality B.", "location_summary": "Lake Macquarie region, NSW (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1265, "source_id": 33, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "wikisource:ntsea-ch8:tharamulun", "title": "Tharamulun thunder-being", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia / Wikisource", "author": null, "date_published": "1904 public-domain edition; Wikisource transcription", "year": 1904, "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_8", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Tharamulun thunder-being' identifies Tharamulun as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: y believed the same. The following is the statement of a very intelligent old man of that tribe which I took down as he said it: \"Tharamulun once lived on the earth, where he taught the Murring what to do. He gave them the Kuringal and told them what food to eat. When he died and was put in the ground, his Bula-bong (spirit, ghost) went up to the Kulumbi (sky). Women know of his existence, but only speak of him as Pabang (father). It is only when a young man has his tooth knocked out that the name of Tharamulun is told to him. Tharamulun can see people, and is very angry when they do things that they ought not to do, as when they eat forbidden food.\" This account speaks of him as a man whose spirit or ghost went up to the sky, while the usu Review note: Tharamulun comes down with thunder-like noise in initiation belief.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Tharamulun", "figure_name_as_printed": "Tharamulun", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "wikisource_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1408; quality B.", "location_summary": "Murray River region, NSW/VIC: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1266, "source_id": 33, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "wikisource:ntsea-ch8:bunjil", "title": "Bunjil all-father figure", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia / Wikisource", "author": null, "date_published": "1904 public-domain edition; Wikisource transcription", "year": 1904, "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_8", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Bunjil all-father figure' identifies Bunjil as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: ​The sacred legends of these tribes which are connected with the ceremonies of initiation attribute their institution to a great supernatural being, called among the Wurunjerri, Bunjil, and not to origins such as are attributed to them by the tribes of Central Australia. This is a very marked feature, which will be enlarged upon later. A Kurnai tale tells how the supernatural being called Bullum-baukan stole the fire of the early Kurnai. Narugul, the Crow, and Ngarang, the Swamp-hawk, having recovered it, Bullum-baukan ascended to the sky by climbing up a cord made of the sinews of the red wallaby. Another legend shows the composite nature of the actors, other than Bunjil. 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Round this all the medicine-men dance, shouting ​the name of Daramulun, and each producing his special Joïa; amongst others, one looked like a black membrane, and another was, to all appearances, a piece of one of the lesser intestines of some small animal, which the Gommera let hang from, and then withdrew into, his mouth.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Daramulun", "figure_name_as_printed": "Daramulun", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1437; quality B.", "location_summary": "South-Eastern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1294, "source_id": 35, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-wikisource-southeast:ntsea-ch9:daramulun:004", "title": "Daramulun in Initiation Ceremonies", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. 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In this manner the message travelled from clan to clan and from group to group, till the whole Kurnai community, that is to say the.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Mrart", "figure_name_as_printed": "Mrart", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1487; quality B.", "location_summary": "South-Eastern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1324, "source_id": 35, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-wikisource-southeast:ntsea-ch9:mrart:028", "title": "Mrart in Initiation Ceremonies", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. 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I found out afterwards that.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Mrart", "figure_name_as_printed": "Mrart", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1488; quality B.", "location_summary": "South-Eastern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1325, "source_id": 35, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-wikisource-southeast:ntsea-ch9:supernatural-being:029", "title": "supernatural being in Initiation Ceremonies", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. 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During this part of the ceremonies the.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "supernatural being", "figure_name_as_printed": "supernatural being", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1489; quality B.", "location_summary": "South-Eastern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1326, "source_id": 35, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-wikisource-southeast:ntsea-ch9:ghost:030", "title": "ghost in Initiation Ceremonies", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. 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All the rest FIG. 38.—TUTNURRING, SHOWING CHARACTERISTIC MARKING. of the people also left the camp, and went by another route to the place where the final.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1593; quality B.", "location_summary": "South-Eastern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1416, "source_id": 35, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-wikisource-southeast:ntsea-ch10:mura-mura:032", "title": "Mura-mura in Ceremonies and Beliefs", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. 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Seeking for those who had performed the operation so skilfully, and seeing the two Mura-muras enveloped in a mist, they shouted out, \"Kadri-pariwilpa-ulu\" These now came forward, and showing the Tula to them, said, \"In future make your boys into men with this, instead of using fire, which has caused the death of many; thus they will all remain living, for 'Turu nari ya tula tepi.'\" Turning to the youths whom they.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Mura-mura", "figure_name_as_printed": "Mura-mura", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1595; quality B.", "location_summary": "South-Eastern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1418, "source_id": 35, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-wikisource-southeast:ntsea-ch10:mura-mura:034", "title": "Mura-mura in Ceremonies and Beliefs", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. 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His brother, Bunjil-barn, was so named from his supposed extraordinary powers in that form of evil magic.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Bunjil", "figure_name_as_printed": "Bunjil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1609; quality B.", "location_summary": "South-Eastern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1432, "source_id": 35, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-wikisource-southeast:ntsea-ch12:bunjil:003", "title": "Bunjil in Tales and Beliefs", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. 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It was talked of for some time among the Brabralung, and the name of Bunjil-guyergun, or Bunjil rapids, was given to me.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Bunjil", "figure_name_as_printed": "Bunjil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1610; quality B.", "location_summary": "South-Eastern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1433, "source_id": 35, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-wikisource-southeast:ntsea-ch12:bunjil:004", "title": "Bunjil in Tales and Beliefs", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. 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The old people used to say to the young that people should divide their food with others, and particularly with the old people and the.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Bunjil", "figure_name_as_printed": "Bunjil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1611; quality B.", "location_summary": "South-Eastern Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1920, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nort:northerntribesof00spen:spirit-ancestor:001", "title": "spirit ancestor in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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We have also been able to extend widely the area over which the belief is.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit ancestor", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit ancestor", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2117; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT/SA: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1921, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nort:northerntribesof00spen:spirit:002", "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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As a general rule the.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2118; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT/SA: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1922, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nort:northerntribesof00spen:spirit:003", "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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On the other hand, the most complicated ideas are those of the Urabunna tribe, in which we have maternal descent and division of the tribe into two moieties without.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2119; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT/SA: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1923, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nort:northerntribesof00spen:spirit-ancestor:004", "title": "spirit ancestor in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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In the Arunta tribe the spirit individual is spoken of as an iruntaHnia^ and in addition to the latter a second spirit issues from the Nanja, whom the natives call.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit ancestor", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit ancestor", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2120; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT/SA: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1924, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nort:northerntribesof00spen:spirit:005", "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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In certain cases one particular spot is supposed to be inhabited by spirits of one special totem, but in other cases those of two or more totems may inhabit the same place.^ Thus, close by our camp, there was a large group of granite boulders which arose in the Alcheringa to mark the place where the ancestors of the pigeon group danced and.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2125; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT/SA: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1929, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nort:northerntribesof00spen:spirits:010", "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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He was then taken away into the bush by an elder brother, and kept there until the rain had fallen and the cool weather came, when he was brought back again to the camp, accompanied by men from other localities..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Mura-mura", "figure_name_as_printed": "Mura-mura", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2127; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT/SA: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1931, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nort:northerntribesof00spen:spirit-ancestor:012", "title": "spirit ancestor in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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In one aspect they find their exact counterpart in all of the central tribes where the women and children are taught to believe that the sound of the bull-roarer, heard during the initiation ceremonies, is the voice of a great spirit v/hich has come to take the youth away, just as in other tribes the women and children are taught to attribute the same noise to Baiame, Daramulun, etc. XVI BEINGS ENDOWED WITH SUPERIOR POWERS 493 niurtu-murtu along boy’s hand, tell him that one murtu- murtu ; him big.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Baiame", "figure_name_as_printed": "Baiame", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2135; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT/SA: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1939, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nort:northerntribesof00spen:daramulun:020", "title": "Daramulun in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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When all was over the boy was presented with a sacred stick (bull- roarer) called mura-mura and told that it was made, in the first instance, by the whirlwind ; that it was kurta-kurta (tabooed), and must on no account be shown to women or children, who think that its roaring is the voice of a great spirit called Gnabaia, who has come to swallow up the boy..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Mura-mura", "figure_name_as_printed": "Mura-mura", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2145; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia, NT/SA: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3284, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nort:northerntribesof00spen:spirit:ed45dc53d3662462", "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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(2) In all of the tribes there is the belief in the exist- ence of alcheringa (or its equivalent) ancestors, who made the country, and left behind numberless spirit individuals who are constantly undergoing reincarnation. (3) In all of the tribes there are elaborate totemic ceremonies performed which are unmistakably similar to o", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3290, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nort:northerntribesof00spen:spirit:05696e678090ffd6", "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "author": null, "date_published": "1904 public-domain Central Australian ethnographic source exposed through an exact Internet Archive item", "year": 1904, "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "snippet": "eral alatunjas connected with one totem. 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An old Thakomara man ^named Kurkutji, who is a celebrated medicine man in the tribe, told us that one day he walked into a cave in a hill called Yaua, not far away from Borroloola, on the Macarthur River, which.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4376; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3342, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nort:northerntribesof00spen:medicine-man:b36224a55fbf9bef", "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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Langloh Parker ​ CHAPTER II THE ALL FATHER, BYAMEE As throughout the chapters on the customary laws, mysteries, and legends of the Euahlayi, there occur frequent mentions of a superhuman though anthropomorphic being named Byamee (in Kamilaroi and Wirádjuri 'Baiame'), it is necessary to give a preliminary account of the beliefs.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Baiame", "figure_name_as_printed": "Baiame", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1535; quality B.", "location_summary": "North-western New South Wales (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1358, "source_id": 35, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-wikisource-euahlayi-e:euahlayi-ch2:spirit:011", "title": "spirit in Byamee and Social Organisation", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. 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Then he had taken a billet as manager of a big station in the Far West, and I had.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "The Phantom Stockman", "figure_name_as_printed": "The Phantom Stockman", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2420; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2209, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-boot:crimeofunderseas00bootrich:the-phantom-stockman:004", "title": "The Phantom Stockman in The Crime of the Under Seas", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "author": null, "date_published": "1905", "year": 1905, "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "hearty welcome, but would be very thankful for my assistance in unravelling a mystery which up to the time of writing had baffled him completely. What the mystery was he did not say. Now, as all the Bush world knows, Warra doona, despite the fact that it is on the direct overlanding route to Western Queensland, is one of the most unget-at-able places on the THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 155 face of our great Island Continent. To begin with, you have a four hundred mile railway journey, then a coach ride of upwards of two hundred more, which will bring you to the township of Yarrapanya, a settlement of four houses at the junction of.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "The Phantom Stockman", "figure_name_as_printed": "The Phantom Stockman", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2421; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2210, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-boot:crimeofunderseas00bootrich:phantom:005", "title": "phantom in The Crime of the Under Seas", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "author": null, "date_published": "1905", "year": 1905, "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "n the Bush. The property itself is a large one, and certainly the best in that district. The homestead is a neat Bush building con structed of wood, roofed with shingles, and boasting on every side a broad verandah. It is built on the side of a hill and overlooks the plain that separates the higher land from the river. Away to the north where the Ranges 156 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN trend in towards the Creek, there is a narrow pass through which come all the overlanding parties bringing cattle from Queensland to the south. To the southward a dense Mulga Scrub commences, and clothes the whole face of the hills as far as the eye can.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "phantom", "figure_name_as_printed": "phantom", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2422; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2211, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-boot:crimeofunderseas00bootrich:phantom:006", "title": "phantom in The Crime of the Under Seas", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "author": null, "date_published": "1905", "year": 1905, "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "s,\" said Spicer, as he walked to the rail of the verandah, and looked down upon the moonlit plain, \" it is, as you say, by no means a bad sort of place. As I shall show you to morrow, the station buildings are above the average in point of completeness, the run is w ell sheltered and grassed, the supply of water is abundant, and, as you are aware, we are on THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 157 the direct cattle route to the south. More over, I have got the place for a considerable period on exceptional terms.\" \" I congratulate you most heartily. Now tell me the disadvantages ; for I suppose there are some.\" 11 So far as I have seen there is.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "phantom", "figure_name_as_printed": "phantom", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2423; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2212, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-boot:crimeofunderseas00bootrich:phantom:007", "title": "phantom in The Crime of the Under Seas", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "author": null, "date_published": "1905", "year": 1905, "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ysteries, save in mining matters, are few and far between. I am all impatience to hear what shape yours assumes.\" While I had been speaking Spicer had been leaning on the verandah rail looking down the hillside towards the river. Now he turned, and, placing his back against one of the posts that supported the roof, regarded me steadily for some seconds. 158 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN \" First and foremost, old man,\" he said, \"try to bear it in mind that I don't want to be laughed at. I've got so much at stake that I'm as touchy on the subject as an old man with the gout. The trouble I have to con tend with is that this place is supposed.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "phantom", "figure_name_as_printed": "phantom", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2424; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2213, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-boot:crimeofunderseas00bootrich:phantom:008", "title": "phantom in The Crime of the Under Seas", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "author": null, "date_published": "1905", "year": 1905, "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "on yourself ? \" \" I have seen him on three occasions,\" re plied Spicer solemnly. \" The first time was the week after I arrived on the place, the second was three months ago, and the last was the very Saturday upon which I wrote to you. But as if that were not enough, we have been worried ever since our arrival by the most dismal noises in the house itself.\" THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 159 \" What sort of noises do you mean ? \" \" By all sorts, confound them ! Sometimes by a shriek about midnight that fetches you up in bed with the perspiration rolling off your face ; sometimes by moans and groans ; and sometimes, but not so often, by a.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "phantom", "figure_name_as_printed": "phantom", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2425; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2214, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-boot:crimeofunderseas00bootrich:ghosts:009", "title": "ghosts in The Crime of the Under Seas", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "author": null, "date_published": "1905", "year": 1905, "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "her trial, has promised to come over and give us a hand, and if we three can't settle the mystery between us, well, I think we ought to be ashamed of ourselves, that's all.\" 11 We'll certainly have a good try,\" I an swered. \" I'm not a believer in ghosts myself, and it will go hard with us if we can't manage to discover of what sort of material our trouble- THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 165 some friend is composed. One further ques tion. Does he put in an appearance at regular intervals, or is he indiscriminate in his favours ? \" \" As far as he is personally concerned he is fairly regular. It is about the full of the moon that he appears.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2426; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2215, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-boot:crimeofunderseas00bootrich:ghost:010", "title": "ghost in The Crime of the Under Seas", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "author": null, "date_published": "1905", "year": 1905, "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ouse. \" This is Hamlet's father's ghost with a vengeance, don' t-cher- know. I shall be glad whenever he takes it into his head to pay me a visit at Yarka. I'm afraid in that case my respected parent would see me in England sooner than would be quite convenient to him.\" To this speech Jim replied never a word, nor did I think his remark worth an answer. 176 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN Once in the verandah we separated, bidding each other good-night, Jim to go to his own room, the Honourable to take possession of the sofa in the sitting-room, upon which a bed had been made up for him, and I to my own dormitory. 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Thinking this had gone about far enough I jumped out of bed, opened the door, and ran into the passage, only to be seized by a pair of arms. Lifting my right hand I took my assailant by the throat, and just as I did so, Jim's door opened and he came out, holding a candle in his hand. Then THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 177 it was that I made the discovery that it was not the ghost's throat I was clutching be tween my finger and thumb, but that of the Honourable. \" Confound you two,\" said Jim angrily. \" What on earth are you up to ? \" \"Up to?\" gasped Chudfield. \"Why, I.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2428; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2217, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-boot:crimeofunderseas00bootrich:ghost:012", "title": "ghost in The Crime of the Under Seas", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "author": null, "date_published": "1905", "year": 1905, "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "fright I had received. \"Jim, did you hear that scream ? \" \"Worse luck,\" answered poor Jim. \" I wish I could say I hadn't. What the deuce does it mean?\" \" It means,\" I replied sternly, \" that if there's a ghost in this place I've got to see him before I'll be satisfied. And if it's a trick, well, I've got to find the chap that's playing it or know c.s. M 178 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN the reason why. When I do, I'll do what Chudfield here accuses me of half doing. I'll break his neck.\" With that 2 walked first to the door at one end of the passage and examined it, then to the other ; after that I tried the door leading into the office..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2429; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2218, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-boot:crimeofunderseas00bootrich:devil:013", "title": "devil in The Crime of the Under Seas", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "author": null, "date_published": "1905", "year": 1905, "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "the earth. Whenever he sees the leader do that, a cattle man knows that it behoves him to stand by and keep his eyes open for trouble. Coming up with Spicer, I asked him what he thought was the matter, but for some moments he did not answer. Then he said very mysteriously, — \" Did you meet him as you came out ? \" \" Meet whom ? \" I asked. \" Why, our friend, the Phantom Stockman ?\" \" The devil ! And has he turned up again ?\" After looking cautiously round, Jim edged his horse up alongside mine and said quietly, — \" He's been hovering round these cattle for the past half-hour. They can see him, and that's what's making them so.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2430; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2219, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-boot:crimeofunderseas00bootrich:devil:014", "title": "devil in The Crime of the Under Seas", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "author": null, "date_published": "1905", "year": 1905, "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "meet him as you came out ? \" \" Meet whom ? \" I asked. \" Why, our friend, the Phantom Stockman ?\" \" The devil ! And has he turned up again ?\" After looking cautiously round, Jim edged his horse up alongside mine and said quietly, — \" He's been hovering round these cattle for the past half-hour. They can see him, and that's what's making them so confoundedly THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 187 restless. You take my word for it, we shall have serious trouble directly ! \" \" Confound it all,\" I said. \" That will mean double watches all night, and in this drizzle too.\" \" It can't be helped. 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Still looped over his ears was a long grey beard and moustache of false hair. Spicer dismounted and knelt beside him. After feeling his heart he plucked the beard away and almost shouted his astonishment aloud. \" Good heavens ! \" he cried ; \" do you re cognise this man ? \" I stooped and looked. I dont know whether you will believe it, but the Phantom Stockman, the person who had performed such prodigies two nights before, was none other than our friend Chudfield, the young English owner of Yarka Station, across the river, the man who had appeared to be so frightened by the ghost, and who had made it his boast.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2432; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2221, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-boot:crimeofunderseas00bootrich:ghosts:016", "title": "ghosts in The Crime of the Under Seas", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "author": null, "date_published": "1905", "year": 1905, "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ghbour, the man who, for the sake of my company, has done his level best to persuade me to give the place a further trial, has promised to come over and give us a hand, and if we three can't settle the mystery between us, well, I think we ought to be ashamed of ourselves, that's all.\" 11 We'll certainly have a good try,\" I an swered. \" I'm not a believer in ghosts myself, and it will go hard with us if we can't manage to discover of what sort of material our trouble- THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 165 some friend is composed. One further ques tion. Does he put in an appearance at regular intervals, or is he indiscriminate in his favours ? \".", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2433; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2222, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-boot:crimeofunderseas00bootrich:ghosts:017", "title": "ghosts in The Crime of the Under Seas", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "author": null, "date_published": "1905", "year": 1905, "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "snippet": "y meant, and told their women folk, who, as usual, spread the report abroad. Lancelot called on the Monday following their return, and Arthur welcomed him, if anything, a little too effusively. Guinevere crossed the room to shake hands, and the afternoon light enabled them to take stock of INTO THE OUTER DARKNESS 249 each other properly. They were a pair of ghosts, and each was shocked almost beyond the bounds of decency at the change in the other. He followed her to the Japanese after noon tea-table, and took a cup of tea from .her hands. The tremor of the cup and saucer told their own tale. 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I know it's a silly sort of thing for a matter-of-fact fellow like myself to say ; but still the fact remains, and a remarkably un pleasant fact it is.\" \" The deuce it is,\" I replied. \" And pray what is the place supposed to be haunted by?\" \"By a man on a white horse who rides about on a plain down yonder.\" \" Is this only hearsay, or have you seen the apparition yourself ? \" \" I have seen him on three occasions,\" re plied Spicer solemnly. \" The first time was the week after I arrived on the place, the second was three months ago, and the last was the very Saturday upon which I wrote to you. 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A Crime, of the Undtf-Stus] [Frontispiece A CRIME OF THE UNDER-SEAS By GUY BOOTHBY Author of \"A Bid for Fortune\" \" Doctor Nikola\" \" The Beautiful White Devil\" \" Pharos, the Egyptian\" etc. etc. ILLUSTRATIONS BY STANLEY L. 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I was too startled by the suddenness of it all to cry out, but not sufficiently so as to be unable to defend myself. I wrestled with him with the strength of despair, and at last was fortunate enough to get the mastery and to throw him upon the deck. Then the devil, who arranges all these things for his own benefit, you may be sure, got hold of me, and for a few moments I was not con scious of what I did. 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Their gait was slow and faltering; with weak, tremulous steps they seemed as though doubtful of their ability to reach the point from which to survey the ocean—to look, if better was not to be had, upon the highway to freedom, and that outer world, from which they had been severed once and for ever. They might well have passed for a company of gibbering ghosts on the bank of that dark Lethean stream where earthly joys and sorrows cease. 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Particularly the Honourable Denzil, who is a born explorer and pathfinder. He will make his mark, if I mistake not, before he is many years older. ‘It is a great pleasure to me, as you may believe, to work with men of this sort. No doubt we are mutually helpful—their high spirits, and sanguine anticipations, tend to raise mine, which my experience (not to mention that of old Jack) moderates. 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Merehl gura dana wauwu nima-ngu kadarai: nayun (He) tells (them) also they spirits gsave-to came those (only) gari yendu; wauwu peba ngamu gura daunu-gai.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2330; quality B.", "location_summary": "North Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2124, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:biostor-52904:spirits:005", "title": "spirits in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead", "publication": "North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead; Walter E. Roth", "author": null, "date_published": "1907", "year": 1907, "url": "https://archive.org/download/biostor-52904/biostor-52904_djvu.txt", "snippet": "nulu yoku dubil gura kadara iodeed, earth first shook he wood lets go and comes gura dirainggur-be melbi meril wutchiogai warka-ngamu and old men-to news tells spirits altogether wamega gura yenudu damaiga nangaren-budo. having seen and one havingspeared (earth) having shaken-indeed. Merehl gura dana wauwu nima-ngu kadarai: nayun (He) tells (them) also they spirits gsave-to came those (only) gari yendu; wauwu peba ngamu gura daunu-gai danapgan- vot others; spirits father, mother and friends them- gala unulu nadetehi: gwa nuln wauwu yendu damai indeed he Saw : and hie spirit another speared nayuo daunn bama yendu-me. Gura dana.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2331; quality B.", "location_summary": "North Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2125, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:biostor-52904:spirits:006", "title": "spirits in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead", "publication": "North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead; Walter E. Roth", "author": null, "date_published": "1907", "year": 1907, "url": "https://archive.org/download/biostor-52904/biostor-52904_djvu.txt", "snippet": "camp from which the | eae Is now removed, put it in the shade. Then the women come forth again to ery over it, and when this is done they take up their moveable- -possessions and shift their camp somewhere else. One old-man only remains there, hi lng himself behind bushes in order to see the spirit™ of the guilty one. And as soon as the others are gone the spirits quickly appear at the vrave wailing and sereaming, painted with white clay, carry- ing spears, wommeras, and pieces of wood, and also having their wives and children with them. But the watcher looks for the guilty one to spear him and does so when he sees him. Having.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2332; quality B.", "location_summary": "North Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2126, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:biostor-52904:dead:007", "title": "dead in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead", "publication": "North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead; Walter E. Roth", "author": null, "date_published": "1907", "year": 1907, "url": "https://archive.org/download/biostor-52904/biostor-52904_djvu.txt", "snippet": "HE AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM. friend.’ And those who had previously attended to the corpse now leave the locality where the flesh is buried in the ground. The women dare by no means go to the spot again or we alk on the same road or even drink water from this place which is now ‘tabu’ except to the old men. Tf the women did so they would be killed by the deceased's spirits: that is what they are frightened of, and so they alwavs take another road while the men follow Mie usual track. After some time when the corpse becomes old, the men cut off their hair and beard out of regard to the deces — and burn some of his property, not all, but.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "dead", "figure_name_as_printed": "dead", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2333; quality B.", "location_summary": "North Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2127, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:biostor-52904:dead:008", "title": "dead in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead", "publication": "North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead; Walter E. Roth", "author": null, "date_published": "1907", "year": 1907, "url": "https://archive.org/download/biostor-52904/biostor-52904_djvu.txt", "snippet": "bs being previously removed from the portions so dis- tributed, and put aside: it was only the back-bone to- gether with the ribs and attached meat that were thrown into the fire and so destroyed. The sentiment which prompted this eating of the deceased was a double one: the survivors knew where the dead actually were and so could not be frightened by their spirits, while the disposal of the corpse in this manner pre- vented its going bad and stinking. The liver was eaten, but the entrails, heart and lungs buried, the spot being marked by three sticks about a foot high, éachi wound round with grass-rope, and stuck closely’ apposed.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "dead", "figure_name_as_printed": "dead", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2334; quality B.", "location_summary": "North Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2128, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:biostor-52904:spirit:009", "title": "spirit in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead", "publication": "North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead; Walter E. Roth", "author": null, "date_published": "1907", "year": 1907, "url": "https://archive.org/download/biostor-52904/biostor-52904_djvu.txt", "snippet": "pending upon the prowess, sex, age, ete. of the departed can be accounted for, minor distinctions in the methods of holding the inquest and discovering the culprit varying with the modifications in local superstitions. Again, this ignorance of the true meaning of death leads to difficulties in recognising the period of its occurrence,” the exact time of the spirit’s release from its fleshy prison; these difficulties are all the more excusable when it 1s remembered that the spirit, vital principle,’ etc., may be associated either with the shadow, breath, heart, after-hirth, ears or nose, and hence can be seen, heard, smelt, ete. As.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2335; quality B.", "location_summary": "North Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2129, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:biostor-52904:spirit:010", "title": "spirit in North Queensland Ethnography. 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It thus also follows that only when the spirit has been propitiated and avenged (by the sacrifice of another's, ete.) that what remains of to Bull. 5—Sects. 113, 114. 3 Bull. 5—Sects. 115, 116. 4 Bull. 5—Sect. 65 ef seq., 74, ete. ~ > Bull. 5—The names of females whicli are necessarily tabu ma death, Sect. 72. 6 The.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2336; quality B.", "location_summary": "North Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2130, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:biostor-52904:spirit:011", "title": "spirit in North Queensland Ethnography. 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Gura nula gimil namalma nangu kaada. ga: gimil fallsdown. ånd he ence Sees him killed-wi Fale stick kana nadega nulu ngundu kadara.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2338; quality B.", "location_summary": "North Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2132, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:biostor-52904:dead:013", "title": "dead in North Queensland Ethnography. 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The next process depended upon whether the corpse was to be eaten or not : it was eaten if deceased was a well-known warrior, a medicine-man, a man or woman killed in fight, or a woman dying suddenly in.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "dead", "figure_name_as_printed": "dead", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text_article", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2339; quality B.", "location_summary": "North Queensland (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2133, "source_id": 39, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-roth:biostor-52904:devil:015", "title": "devil in North Queensland Ethnography. 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THE RISING OF THE COURT Oh, then tell us, Sings and Judges, where our meeting is to be, when the laws of men are nothing, and our spirits all are free when the laws of men are nothing, and no wealth can hold the fort, There'll be thirst for mighty brewers at the Rising of the Court. 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He was on the committees at agricultural shows and sports, great at picnics and dances, beloved by school children at school feasts (I wonder if they call them feasts still), giver of extra or special prizes, mostly sovs. and half-sovs., for foot races, etc.; leading spirit for the scrub district in electioneering campaigns--they went as right as men could go in the politics of those days who watched and went the way Jack Denver went; header of subscription lists for burnt-out, flooded-out, sick, hurt, dead or killed or otherwise.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3435; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2525, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-law:gutenberg-7447-rising-of-the:spirit:5f57252f20d68ec0", "title": "spirit in The Rising of the Court", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "author": null, "date_published": "1910; Project Gutenberg public-domain transcription", "year": 1910, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "snippet": "g told Harry that Mac was asleep inside his van. It was a windy night, with signs of rain, and the curtains were drawn close. Old Mac was there all right, and sleeping the sleep of a tired driver after a long drowsy day on a hard box-seat, with little or no back railing to it. But there was a lecture on, or an exhibition of hypnotism or mesmerism--“a blanky spirit rappin' fake,” they called it, run by “some blanker” in “the hall;” and when old Mac had seen to his horses, he thought he might as well drop in for half an hour and see what was going on. Being a Mac, he was, of course, theological, scientific, and argumentative. 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Rebel helping royalist, and royalist helping rebel. And always, here and there, down through those ages, the delicate girl standing with her back to a door and her arms outstretched across it, and facing, with flashing eyes, the soldiers of the king or of the church--or entertaining and bluffing them with beautiful lies--to give some poor hunted devil time to hide or escape, though she a daughter of royalists and the church, and he a rebel to his king and a traitor to his creed. For they sought to kill him. 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He reckoned it would take the devil's own hypnotism to move a load of fencingwire, or pull a wool-team of bullocks out of a bog; and before he invoked the ungodly power, which he let them believe he could--he'd stick there and starve till he and his bullocks died a “natural” death. 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You'd think you were in a cheap place, where you shouldn't be, in the city. Harry and his passengers got down and stretched their legs, and while Old Jack was guardedly answering a hurriedly whispered inquiry of the traveller, Harry took the opportunity to nudge Mrs Mac, and whisper in her ear: “Look out, Mrs Mac!--Exciseman!” “The devil he is!” whispered she. “Ye-e-es!” whispered Harry. “All right, Harry!” she whispered. “Never a word! 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Now if you let them die, I don't know what I'll do to you! Yes, I do: I'll send the devil to you at night when the room's dark, before you go to sleep.--So there!\" \"How can you if you're not here?\" asked Leppie. Pin, however, who believed in ghosts and apparitions with all her fearful little heart, promised tremulously never, never to forget; but Laura was not satisfied until each of them in turn had repeated, in a low voice, with the appropriate gestures, the sacred secret, and forbidden formula: Is my finger wet?.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4001; quality B.", "location_summary": "Melbourne, VIC (VIC): B", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.8142454, "map_longitude": 144.9631732, "map_place_name": "Melbourne, VIC", "map_location_role": "narrative_setting", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "B", "map_evidence_text": "t Maggy and the bunnies don't have eggs, and if they're not fed, or if Frank treads on Maggy again, then they'll die. Now if you let them die, I don't know what I'll do to you! Yes, I do: I'll send the devil to you at night when the room's dark, before you go to sleep.--So there!\" \"How can you if you're not here?\" asked Leppie. Pin, however, who believed in ghosts and apparitions with all her fearful little heart, promised tremulously never, never to forget; but Laura was not satisfied until each of them in turn had repeated, in a low voice, with the appropriate gestures, the sacred secret, and forbidden formula: Is my finger wet?.", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2996, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-ric:gutenberg-3728-richardson-ge:ghosts:941bb17aa162a765", "title": "ghosts in The Getting of Wisdom", "publication": "The Getting of Wisdom; Henry Handel Richardson", "author": null, "date_published": "1910 public-domain Australian fiction; Project Gutenberg transcription", "year": 1910, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3728.txt.utf-8", "snippet": "in them.\" Music was as fatal to Laura's equilibrium as wine would have been. 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Still, she must be cautious, wary in picking her steps. Especially as she had not the ghost of an idea how to begin. 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Meanwhile cries of impatience buzzed round her. \"She doesn't want to tell.\" \"Mean brute!\" \"Shouldn't wonder if it's too dashed shady.\" \"Didn't I SAY he was a bad 'un?\" \"I bet you there's nothing to tell,\" said Tilly cockily, and turned up her.", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3003, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-ric:gutenberg-3728-richardson-ge:ghosts:4c640a965dcbccaf", "title": "ghosts in The Getting of Wisdom", "publication": "The Getting of Wisdom; Henry Handel Richardson", "author": null, "date_published": "1910 public-domain Australian fiction; Project Gutenberg transcription", "year": 1910, "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3728.txt.utf-8", "snippet": "\"If you don't look well after Maggy and the bunnies, I don't know what I'll do. The chicks'll be all right. Sarah'll take care of them, 'cause of the eggs. But Maggy and the bunnies don't have eggs, and if they're not fed, or if Frank treads on Maggy again, then they'll die. Now if you let them die, I don't know what I'll do to you! Yes, I do: I'll send the devil to you at night when the room's dark, before you go to sleep.--So there!\" \"How can you if you're not here?\" asked Leppie. Pin, however, who believed in ghosts and apparitions with all her fearful little heart, promised tremulously never, never to forget; but Laura was not.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4014; quality B.", "location_summary": "Melbourne, VIC (VIC): B", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.8142454, "map_longitude": 144.9631732, "map_place_name": "Melbourne, VIC", "map_location_role": "narrative_setting", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "B", "map_evidence_text": "\"If you don't look well after Maggy and the bunnies, I don't know what I'll do. The chicks'll be all right. Sarah'll take care of them, 'cause of the eggs. But Maggy and the bunnies don't have eggs, and if they're not fed, or if Frank treads on Maggy again, then they'll die. Now if you let them die, I don't know what I'll do to you! Yes, I do: I'll send the devil to you at night when the room's dark, before you go to sleep.--So there!\" \"How can you if you're not here?\" asked Leppie. Pin, however, who believed in ghosts and apparitions with all her fearful little heart, promised tremulously never, never to forget; but Laura was not.", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 308, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1358-bombala-new-south-wales-1912", "title": "Bombala, New South Wales 1912", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Oct, 1912", "year": 1912, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1358-bombala-new-south-wales-1912", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bombala, New South Wales 1912. Source-stated location: Bombala, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: The southeastern tip of New South Wales, near Bombala, N.S.W. and the Victoria state line, has long been the stamping grounds of the yowie, Australia's hair-covered hominid.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bombala, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.9113175, "map_longitude": 149.2389375, "map_place_name": "Bombala, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bombala, New South Wales", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 703, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1498-goulburn-penny-post-article-1912", "title": "1912 - Goulburn Penny Post Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1912", "year": 1912, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1498-goulburn-penny-post-article-1912", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1912 - Goulburn Penny Post Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Goulburn, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: The Goulburn Evening Penny Post, 26 October 1912, p4.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Goulburn, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.7523871, "map_longitude": 149.7198009, "map_place_name": "Goulburn, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1912 - Goulburn Penny Post Article", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 704, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1500-queanbeyan-age-article-1912", "title": "1912 - Queanbeyan Age Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1912", "year": 1912, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1500-queanbeyan-age-article-1912", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1912 - Queanbeyan Age Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Queanbeyan, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: [Colonel Ryrie of Michelago asserted that during a long residence in the district he had many stories of the phenomenon.] 'I first heard of the creature in my boyhood', he continued, 'Some folks are dreadfully afraid of it.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queanbeyan, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.3524518, "map_longitude": 149.2337634, "map_place_name": "Queanbeyan, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1912 - Queanbeyan Age Article", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 705, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1529-sydney-morning-herald-1912", "title": "1912 - Sydney Morning Herald", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1912", "year": 1912, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1529-sydney-morning-herald-1912", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1912 - Sydney Morning Herald. Location cue from public page title/path: Sydney, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: Sydney Morning Herald for October 23, 1912.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sydney, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8698439, "map_longitude": 151.2082848, "map_place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1912 - Sydney Morning Herald", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 706, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1497-sydney-morning-herald-article-1912", "title": "1912 - Sydney Morning Herald Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1912", "year": 1912, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1497-sydney-morning-herald-article-1912", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1912 - Sydney Morning Herald Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Sydney, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: The Sydney Morning Herald, 23rd October 1912.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sydney, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8698439, "map_longitude": 151.2082848, "map_place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1912 - Sydney Morning Herald Article", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 707, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1499-sydney-sun-article-1912", "title": "1912 - Sydney Sun Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1912", "year": 1912, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1499-sydney-sun-article-1912", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1912 - Sydney Sun Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Victoria, Victoria. Body excerpt retained for review: [The following account was given by a Mr. Carles Harper, described as a surveyor from the Sydney suburb of Leichhardt.]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Victoria (VIC): medium", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 708, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1501-sydney-sun-article-1912-2", "title": "1912 (2) - Sydney Sun Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1912", "year": 1912, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1501-sydney-sun-article-1912-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1912 (2) - Sydney Sun Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Sydney, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: Mr. A. B. Walton, of Granville, remembers, years ago, hering the blacks of the Braidwood district speak of \"big pfeller devil\" which they called a \"Yahoo\".", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sydney, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8698439, "map_longitude": 151.2082848, "map_place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1912 (2) - Sydney Sun Article", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 877, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2014-1912-adelaide-chronicle-yowie-article", "title": "1912 - Adelaide Chronicle Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1912", "year": 1912, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2014-1912-adelaide-chronicle-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1912 - Adelaide Chronicle Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Adelaide, South Australia. Body excerpt retained for review: Adelaide Chronicle Yowie Article, October 1912", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Adelaide, SA (SA): medium", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.9281805, "map_longitude": 138.5999312, "map_place_name": "Adelaide, SA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1912 - Adelaide Chronicle Yowie Article", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 878, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2013-1912-evening-news-yowie-article", "title": "1912 - Evening News Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1912", "year": 1912, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2013-1912-evening-news-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1912 - Evening News Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: Evening News Yowie Article, November 1912", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 879, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1895-1912-otago-daily-times-yowie-article", "title": "1912 - Otago Daily Times Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1912", "year": 1912, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1895-1912-otago-daily-times-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1912 - Otago Daily Times Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Victoria, Victoria. 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The men of the latter have very little.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4126; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3107, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-spen:acrossaustralia02spen:devil:014", "title": "devil in Across Australia, volume 2", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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Above Miradji there lie two more rock-holes, both intimately associated with the Wollunqua, who left spirit children here ; indeed, the oldest of the natives who accompanied us was the reincarnation of one of these individuals, and his personal and secret name, Marunqua- 4i4 ACROSS AUSTRALIA ch. xvn gnuna, was derived from Marunqua, the native name of the upper and smaller of.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4157; quality B.", "location_summary": "Central Australia: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3137, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-spen:acrossaustralia02spen:spirit:5057c555382cac6a", "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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Evidence: CONCERNING IMBEROMBERA, THE GREAT ANCESTOR, AND ALSO OTHER ANCESTORS OF THE KAKADU NATION Tradition of Imberombera, a woman, and Wuraka, a man.--Imberombera travels over the country making everything and leaving spirit children behind her.--She sends out spirit children to different parts of the country telling them to talk different languages.--Four groups of mythical ancestors In the Kakadu tribe.--Lists of children born to the pairs of men and women sent out by Imberombera.--Origin of the marriage system of the Kakadu tribe.--List of intermarriages in one of the local groups.--Tradition concerning Numereji, a great snake, in the Kakadu tribe.--Two traditions concerning Numereji and the medicine men.--The making of medicine men.--Traditi Review note: Wuraka is paired with Imberombera in the great ancestor tradition.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Wuraka", "figure_name_as_printed": "Wuraka", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1395; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kakadu region, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1253, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntna11:numereji", "title": "Two Numereji men of Kakadu tradition", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1914 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1914, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna11.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Two Numereji men of Kakadu tradition' identifies Numereji men as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: reji, a great snake, in the Kakadu tribe.--Two traditions concerning Numereji and the medicine men.--The making of medicine men.--Tradition of two Numereji men, one of whom became the Numereji of the southern Kakadu people and the other the Numereji of the Geimbio people.--Tradition of Eribinjori the crocodile.--Women making fire and cooking.--The two crocodile men kill the women.--Tradition of Ungulla Robunbun.--She kills Kakadu men and throws parts of herself and her belongings away, some for the women, some for the men.--She makes mosquitoes.--The men she killed become transformed into birds. THE Kakadu and allied tribes have traditions which relate to two great ancestors, one a woman named Imberombera, and the other a man named Wuraka. Review note: The text describes two Numereji men as much bigger than ordinary men and able to change into snakes.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Numereji men", "figure_name_as_printed": "Numereji men", "ontology_code": "giant_or_ogre_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1396; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kakadu region, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1254, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntna12:bubba-peibi", "title": "Bubba Peibi visible to medicine men", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1914 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1914, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna12.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Bubba Peibi visible to medicine men' identifies Bubba Peibi as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: radition concerning Kulakueungini, a Rainbow man of the Nullakun tribe.--Naming of children. TRADITION OF BUBBA PEIBI. (Fig. 67.) BUBBA PEIBI is a very short, stout individual, only about two feet six inches high. He has long spears and a large meilla, or basket. He walks about in the water holes at night time, catching fish. In shallow water he takes them out with his hands and puts them in his meilla. As he wanders about he talks to himself, saying, Bi, Brr; Bi, Brr, with a long roll on the r. In deep water he uses his spears. If he sees a Kimberikara, or Barramunda fish, he spears it in the neck, which he then {p. 314} bites and puts it in his large bag, or meilla. This he is supposed to drag behind him through the water (Fig. 67). Then, Review note: Bubba Peibi is unseen by ordinary people but visible and audible to medicine men.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Bubba Peibi", "figure_name_as_printed": "Bubba Peibi", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1397; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kakadu region, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1255, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntna12:dodaduriman", "title": "Dodaduriman tradition", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1914 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1914, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna12.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Dodaduriman tradition' identifies Dodaduriman as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: water, but only the Margi can see him. TRADITION OF DODADURIMAN. In the far past times, which the Waduman people call Jabulungu, an old woman named Dodaduriman came up from the salt water, following along what is now the valley of the Daly River, which she made during her travels. As she journeyed on she also made the grass, trees, rocks, country, in fact everything. At last she came to what is now called the Flora River, but then called Tjaral, which she made as well as the Flora and Kathleen Falls, called, respectively, Tjarang and Tjimumum. At the former she made the rocky bar that now serves as a crossing for the natives. On her back she carried a large pitchi, as large as a boat, called nitjari, full of salt-water mussels, or naribu, Review note: Named tradition in a chapter of spirit/custom/belief narratives; retained with public-domain source evidence.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Dodaduriman", "figure_name_as_printed": "Dodaduriman", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1398; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kakadu region, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1256, "source_id": 32, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ista:ntna12:mischievous-spirit", "title": "Mischievous spirit enticing a native away", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "author": null, "date_published": "1914 public-domain edition; Internet Sacred Text Archive transcription", "year": 1914, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna12.htm", "snippet": "Exact public-domain text section 'Mischievous spirit enticing a native away' identifies unnamed_mischievous_spirit as a supernatural, anomalous, spirit-person, medicine-person, ancestral, giant/ogre-person, or person-form being in Australian regional ethnographic context. Evidence: rrying a number of sheets of bark on his head. They were very heavy, and it was just sundown as he came within sight of the camp. A spirit, or Myormu, belonging to another district, unfortunately happened to be lurking about in search of mischief. It saw Ungara coming along carrying the sheets of bark and, hiding itself in the scrub till he had gone by, came out, followed him up, caught hold of one corner of the sheets and threw him down. Ungara heard a noise in the grass very much like that made by a kangaroo, but, though he looked round, he could see nothing. He picked the sheets up and tried to go on, but he became very deaf and almost blind. Then he sang out, Woi-i, Woi-i, hoping to attract the attention of some of his mates. He thought Review note: The chapter explicitly identifies a mischievous spirit enticing a person away.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "unnamed_mischievous_spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "unnamed_mischievous_spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "heritage_discourse", "genre": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1399; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kakadu region, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1267, "source_id": 34, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-ista-northern-austral:ntna13:spirit:001", "title": "spirit in Magic and Medicine", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna13.htm", "snippet": "The penalties for eating these are as follows:--Jimeribunna, the child is born with yaws; Brutpenniweir, the child is born with a sore nose and mouth; Karakera, the child has sores under its arms; Kalerungeni, the child has sore feet and tongue, and, if a boy, its penis is abnormal; Kulawura, a spirit is supposed to take the child away and bury it in the mound nest of a jungle,", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1410; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1268, "source_id": 34, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-ista-northern-austral:ntna13:spirit:002", "title": "spirit in Magic and Medicine", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna13.htm", "snippet": "(3) After the child is born, and while it is young, the woman must not drink out of a deep water hole, the water must not reach above her knees; the husband tells the woman that she must not break this rule or the child will die. Also, she must not eat fish out of a deep water hole. They believe that if the child were to see its Mother drinking out of a deep water hole its spirit would Immediately leave its body, run to the water hole, and be drawn under and swallowed up by a Numereji snake. If,", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1411; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory, NT (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 1269, "source_id": 34, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-ista-northern-austral:ntna13:spirit:003", "title": "spirit in Magic and Medicine", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna13.htm", "snippet": "by any chance, the mother breaks the rule, the father, mother, and child, accompanied by a medicine man, go to the water hole. The father gives the mother a little water in a bark basket. The spirit of the child is attracted, comes up, and is caught by the medicine man, who alone can see it. He immediately places it in the mother's head, from which it passes down into her breast and the child, who is at once put to the breast, drinks it in with its mother's milk, or Kumilungornu. 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The most modified amongst these northern tribes in regard to their totemic system are undoubtedly the Kakadu, Geimbio, Kulunglutji and allied tribe. They are strongly totemistic, but yet there is no descent of the totem in either the paternal or maternal line. The spirit of the dead person chooses its own totem, and, when it undergoes reincarnation, tells the father of the child what is the Jereipunga, or totem, of the latter. 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Descent is neither in the maternal nor paternal line, and the totem of the child depends entirely upon the locality at which it is supposed i8 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. to have entered the mother in spirit form. This system is characteristic of the Arunta nation, in the centre of the Continent, which includes the Arunta, Unmatjera and Kaitish tribes. Tn the latter there is a decided tendency for the totemic groups to be divided between the two moieties and for the descent.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4854; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3792, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:f56a356cd7f8e5f2", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "is a decided tendency for the totemic groups to be divided between the two moieties and for the descent to follow in the paternal line. (l>) The tribe is not divided into moieties nor classes, but there are a number of intermarrying local groups. The totem has nothing to do with marriage and it descends neither in the paternal nor in the maternal line. The spirit of the ancestor, who is about to be reincarnated, tells the father of the child exactly who the latter is, and what is the name of its totem, which need not even be that of the old ancestor. This system is characteristic of the Kakadu nation. It will be seen that there.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4855; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3793, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:3fefbc8071c2325c", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "s, and the cere- monies associated with the erection of the posts are amongst the wildest that I have seen in the whole of the Northern Territory. Varied though these tribes are in regard to their organisations and customs, there is fundamental agree- ment on certain points. It was in the Central tribes that we first described the belief in the existence of spirit children who inhabit certain definite localities and enter women. It is interesting to see that this belief is universal amongst the Northern Territory tribes. A similar belief has been shown by Dr. Roth to exist amongst Queensland natives and by Mrs. Bates amongst.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4856; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3794, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:bcb35663eff55f1b", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ibes so widely different from one another in many other respects as the Dieri, Arunta, Waduman, Mara, Kakadu, and Melville Islanders. The Kakadu beliefs are amongst the most definite that we have. Without going into details which are explained later, it may be said there was one great ancestor, named Imberombera, who was responsible, originally, for all the spirit children with whom, either directly or by means of individuals whom she sent out, the country was peopled. There were local spirit centres, just as in the Arunta, and it is these spirit children who have 24 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. ever since been born.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4857; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3795, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:fe7414ab6d24e2ca", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "s. The Kakadu beliefs are amongst the most definite that we have. Without going into details which are explained later, it may be said there was one great ancestor, named Imberombera, who was responsible, originally, for all the spirit children with whom, either directly or by means of individuals whom she sent out, the country was peopled. There were local spirit centres, just as in the Arunta, and it is these spirit children who have 24 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. ever since been born again. With this belief is also closely bound up that of reincarnation. It is curious again to find that there is fundamental.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4858; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3796, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:09bb2379de46ea74", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "own secret name. In the -Kakadu, on the other hand, the name of every ancestor is known and every member of the tribe bears that ancestor's as his or her name in common, everyday use. In some tribes, such as the Warramunga, each totem group had one great ancestor from whom, when he shook himself during the performance of ceremonies, numerous, but nameless, spirit children emanated. We have, in fact, an interesting series of stages beginning with the Arunta and its numerous original ancestors for each group, passing through the Warramunga with its one ancestor for each group, and then on to the Kakadu with its single great,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4859; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3797, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:badc1319df161e44", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "rous original ancestors for each group, passing through the Warramunga with its one ancestor for each group, and then on to the Kakadu with its single great, original ancestor for all the groups. In some tribes, such as the Dieri and Warramunga, the belief holds that the sex changes at each successive reincarnation. The Kakadu also have a belief in a double spirit some- what akin to that of the Arunta. The original spirit, called Yalmuru, gives off a double, called Iwaiyu. It is the latter that enters a woman and, after it has done so, the Yalmuru comes, some night, to the father and tells him I INTRODUCTION 25 that the child.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4860; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3798, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:d1d8f874c358c86b", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "hose called Muraian amongst the Kakadu, to which reference has already been made. There are no Nurtunjas nor Waningas nor ground drawings, that figure so largely in the southern part of the Territory, but, through all tribes on the mainland, the belief is universal amongst the women and children that the sound made by the bull-roarer is the voice of a great spirit which comes to take the youth away during the initiation cere- mony. In no case amongst these northern tribes did I find any indication of sacred rock drawings such as we meet with in the Arunta and Kaitish. This absence may be associated with that of any such spots as.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4861; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3799, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:65496b1947d11656", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ot a trace behind them to indicate their former existence. The organisation is now entirely local. In the far past time their mythic ancestor, Imberombera, sent out different pairs of individuals to various parts of the country, now occupied by the Kakadu and other tribes of the same nation. In these places they formed local centres, peopled, at first, with spirit indivi- duals who have since been undergoing reincarnation. Tradition explains how, in the early days, the members of different local groups intermarried, and, at the present time, just as then, each individual man secures his wife, or wives, from some special local.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4862; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3800, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:70277bacf8127446", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "he usual term for one being irruwunni. This may perhaps be a remnant of an aspect of the ceremony which, at one time, was more strongly developed than it is now on Melville Island, and that is the seclusion of the initiate, so that he is not seen by the women and children, who believe in many tribes that during the initiation ceremony he is- taken away by a spirit and made into a man. While the boys were thus hidden, the painting went on, one or two of the old yam men keeping up a continuous chant referring to the yams and the grass. The father painted the Mikinyertinga girl yellow all over (Fig. 34) ; another girl had one side of.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4863; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3801, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:62c861c72dad97fa", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "t cases, simply daubed red or yellow ochre over themselves, with little attempt at design. When the decorations were complete, there was a short pause, and then the men began to walk round and round the ground, singing and clanging sticks with their arms uplifted as usual. Then one man \" sang \" the Mab^nuri, or shooting star, which is supposed to be an evil spirit. The object of this singing was to protect the boys in the mia-mia against its evil influence. Also they sang the bamajinni, that is the armlets of the JVatjinyerti, which is also supposed to aid in protecting him against any shooting star. This over, several men walked.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4864; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3802, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:3630de67225c414a", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "dji. He sits down on the koar ground with his head bent low so that he cannot see what is taking place. Some of the old men paint themselves and come up behind him whirling the bull-roarers. The pappam tells the boy to look up, and then he sees the men and is told that the noise is made by the Kurrabudji. As usual the lubras think it is the voice of a great spirit that takes the boys away, but the old men tell him that it is not so. At first he is very frightened, but the old men show him 120 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap, the sticks and, after having rubbed their own bodies with them, place them in his hands. The boy.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4865; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3803, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirits:3079dfa0592eb6f8", "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ding to one side beating time with sticks. The per- formers were supposed to be young emus wandering about, and the man who lifted them up represented their mother. After the emu ceremony was over two men came in from the scrub. As they approached the ground they peered around in all directions, imitating the actions of \" debil-debils,\" that is, mischievous spirits, in the form of human beings, searching for honey bags. The last cere- mony of the day opened with one of the old men, who was standing by the side of the ceremonial ground, throw- L 146 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. ing stones in the direction of two.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4866; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3804, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:daf8bff8341bad15", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ferent camps to indicate approximately the locality of their occupants. Thus, for example, men from the west will be found on Ill INITIATION CEREMONIES 165 the west side of the camp, men from the east on the east side, and so on. When darkness comes on the bull-roarer is sounded in the Kalal ; the women, in their camp, hear it and think it is the voice of a spirit called Nagumguruk that has come to take the boy away and, time after time, they cry out kel-a-bill-a-la. The Mungarai men first of all go inside the camp and range themselves along the two sides ; the boy who, at this particular stage, is known by the status term.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4867; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3805, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:ca9f88564e975da0", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "themselves along the two sides ; the boy who, at this particular stage, is known by the status term Ikmurli, sits at one end close to the bough shelter, watched over by his namminj eri. He is naturally very frightened, not knowing what is going to happen to him, because up till now he has firmly believed that the sound of the bull-roarer is really that of a spirit who has taken other boys away. Fires are lighted and, first of all, the strangers dance wildly round and round, outside the raised lines and the bough brake. As they do so they continually shout out the names of different totems. Sugar-bag, Lily, Kangaroo, Snake, Lizard,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4868; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3806, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:0e754a4289a4d702", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. taken by the namminjeri first to the father. He gives it to the boy's mother and she takes it away and either places it in a hollow trunk or buries it in the bank of a lagoon where lilies grow and where also there is what the natives call a Mungaiini, that is, a place at which in the olden times the totemic ancestors left spirit children behind them. This water hole then becomes tabu to all other lubras, but the presence of the blood is supposed to make the lilies grow. After, perhaps, two years the grass all round it is burned and then all lubras may go there and gather lilies. After the.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4869; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3807, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:478eb1af3f51a989", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "long to the sub-class Jobal he is shown, during this the final stage of his initiation, ceremonies that are concerned with the totemic groups of that par- ticular sub-class. It is during the performance of these that, for the first time, he is allowed to see the bull-roarer or kunapippi, the noise made by which is supposed by the lubras to be the voice of a spirit called Mumanna, who takes the boy away during the initiation ceremony. CHAPTER IV TOTEMIC SYSTEMS AND TOTEM GROUPS Division of northern tribes into five groups so far as totemic matters are concerned. — Kakadu tribe. — The Yalmuru and Iwaiyu. — Manner of acquiring.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4870; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3808, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:cbf22a1552c5807a", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "en the moieties or classes, the same group occurring on both sides of the tribe, but the totemic groups are exogamous, and the totem descends in the female line. In others, moieties and classes do not exist, and in these there is no descent of the totem from parent to child, the latter receiving his totemic name in consequence of an intimation conveyed by a spirit individual to the parent. In all tribes, however, there is a very definite totemic system, which may or may not regulate marriage. In most tribes the totemic groups are exogamous, but in some, such as the Kakadu, they are not, though it is very rare to find a man married.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4871; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3809, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:87bbc83650ad69b0", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "plant. The Kakadu group of tribes is evidently much modified N 2 i8o NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. in many ways, and In none more so than in regard to their totemic system. The question of totems is closely bound up with their beliefs in regard to the origin of children. As described in connection with this subject,^ when an individual dies his spirit part remains with his bones in the form of what is called a Yalmuru. This, again, gives rise to a double of itself, called an Iwaiyu, which the Yalmuru places in some food, such as a sugar-bag or fish, that the father of the future child then secures, aided by the Yalmuru.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4872; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3810, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:159ae2dcfff9aa39", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "in which the living person has the same totem as the old ancestor of whom he, or she, is supposed to be the re- incarnation. In regard to their totemic system, the group of tribes that have the Imberombera legend, or its equivalent, appear to stand by themselves. In some respects, as, for example, in regard to the idea of definite local centres, peopled by spirit individuals, they call to mind the Arunta, but, on the other hand, they diiFer from them and from all others in the remarkable way in which each centre is the home of a definite group of individuals, the actual names of all of whom are known and handed down from.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4873; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3811, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:4d9e5b9176480376", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "pear to be any tradition with regard to the association of any particular bull-roarer with a special ancestor. Nor do we meet with anything corresponding to the Ertnatulunga or sacred storing places in which the Arunta preserve their Churinga. In every instance the women and children believe that the noise made by twirling the roarer is the voice of a great spirit that comes to carry off the boy during initiation and in no case is a woman allowed to see one. This belief, held by the women and children, is apparently widely spread over the whole of Central and Northern Australia and was probably, at one time, universal in its.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4874; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3812, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:56771f97c07811e3", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "lowed to see one. This belief, held by the women and children, is apparently widely spread over the whole of Central and Northern Australia and was probably, at one time, universal in its distribution amongst Australian tribes. It is equally true that the youths are, everywhere and always, at the time of initiation, told that the noise is not the voice of a spirit but is made by the bull-roarer. They are also warned that on no account must they speak of it to the women and children. These sticks are amongst those objects that the Arunta speak of as being Ekeirinja, the Mungarai, makugua^ and the Kakadu, kumali ; all of which words.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4875; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3813, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:21cbac12b6f7184e", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "hose of the Larakia, reaching a length of two and a half feet, and 214 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. are carried by messengers, who go out to summon members of distant groups to take part in sacred cere- monies (Plate II). They are made from the wood of the india-rubber tree, and the women and children think the sound they make is the voice of a spirit called ngagurnguruk. They are preserved in certain sacred spots which are very suggestive, in one important respect, of the ertnatulunga of the Arunta. Any animal at or quite close to one of the latter must not be killed ; it is, for the time being, strictly ekeirinja..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4876; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3814, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:ee9edbd0f1dce7ff", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "must touch it. The Mungarai have a detailed tradition dealing with the way in which they first became possessed of the sticks. In the far away times that they call Kurnallan there existed a very big man named Kunapippi. He existed before there were any of the present-day black-fellows, and is reported to have had plenty of dilly bags. Also he had plenty of spirit children, all boys and no girls, whom he carried in his bags. For some time he sang out, like the men do now when they perform sacred ceremonies, quivering his hand in front of his mouth so as to make the sound called T'jungulamma. He had, at first, been underground, but.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4877; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3815, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:572f76bee33ea5e9", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "oper Plains over which, at one place, the water pours in torrents during the rain season. Here, in the far past times, there arose a woman of the Ngapalieri sub-class and kunapippi totem. She carried a netted string bag and, in this, her kunapippi wrapped up in paper bark. From Miram-mi-idji, where she left many 2i8 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. spirit children, she walked underground and came out at a place called Winjerri, where there is a big hill and water hole, close by a cattle station now called Hodgson Downs. Here she left more spirit children and, coming out above ground, walked along, swinging her bull-.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4878; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3816, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:e5a627eef5a40120", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "rried a netted string bag and, in this, her kunapippi wrapped up in paper bark. From Miram-mi-idji, where she left many 2i8 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. spirit children, she walked underground and came out at a place called Winjerri, where there is a big hill and water hole, close by a cattle station now called Hodgson Downs. Here she left more spirit children and, coming out above ground, walked along, swinging her bull- roarer as she did so. At Kunjerri she met a number of other kunapippi women who were making corrobborees and joined in with them. A man, named Kumkum, a Ngapalieri man of the fish-hawk totem, who,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4879; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3817, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:3bed759c2b2497fc", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "a. The latter are associated with individual human beings, the former, save in the one case of the original Muraian, who was supposed to have been swimming about in the water in the form of a turtle, are always totemic animals or plants. They are very distinctly of this nature and thus differ markedly from the Churinga with each one of which a human being's spirit part is intimately associated. The Muraian of the Kakadu represent the essence, as it were, of the totemic animal or plant in just the same way in which the Churinga of the Arunta represent the essence of the human totemite, and these two sets of sacred objects indicate.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4880; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3818, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:46abf02c3b248e18", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "tically a thing of the past, for the tribe is now decimated in numbers and degenerate in habits. The Muraian of the Kakadu will not survive for long. <2 2 CHAPTER VI BURIAL AND MOURNING CEREMONIES Melville and Bathurst Islands. — Description of graves. — Decoration and erection of grave posts. — Mourning ceremonies. — Danc- ing round the fire. — Driving the spirit into the ground. — Description of ceremonies performed at the grave. — Special bark armlets and discs worn and carried by the wromen. — Colour decorations of men and women. — Kakadu tribe. — Death and burial of a woman. — Morlil ceremony, in part a purification ceremony..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4881; quality B.", "location_summary": "Bathurst, NSW (NSW): high; Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.4166482, "map_longitude": 149.5803725, "map_place_name": "Bathurst, NSW", "map_location_role": "narrative_setting", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "tically a thing of the past, for the tribe is now decimated in numbers and degenerate in habits. The Muraian of the Kakadu will not survive for long. <2 2 CHAPTER VI BURIAL AND MOURNING CEREMONIES Melville and Bathurst Islands. — Description of graves. — Decoration and erection of grave posts. — Mourning ceremonies. — Danc- ing round the fire. — Driving the spirit into the ground. — Description of ceremonies performed at the grave. — Special bark armlets and discs worn and carried by the wromen. — Colour decorations of men and women. — Kakadu tribe. — Death and burial of", "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3819, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirits:11a7683f6d7f0f3e", "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ing the mother. — Account given by Ungara, a Kakadu native. — The old Yalmuru disappears and the Iwaiyu becomes the new Yalmuru. One of the most striking features of the native tribes in Central and Northern Australia, whose customs were investigated by the late Mr. Gillen and myself, is their universal belief that children enter women in the form of minute spirits, the representatives of formerly existing men and women, who are thus reincarnated. This belief in reincarnation, and in procreation not being actually the result of sexual intercourse, has now been shown to be prevalent over the whole of the Central and Northern part.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4882; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3820, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirits:e68ec0751ac23ac2", "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "st and Melville Islands. The traditions in regard to their ancestors in all these tribes are very explicit. Amongst the Arunta, for example, there were certain great men and women, leaders of the various groups in the far past times, called Alcheringa, who had definite names. They carried VIII BELIEFS IN REGARD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 265 with them numbers of spirit children who were deposited in certain places and it is these who now enter women and are born in the form of human beings, as well, of course, as the spirits of the great leaders themselves. 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They carried VIII BELIEFS IN REGARD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 265 with them numbers of spirit children who were deposited in certain places and it is these who now enter women and are born in the form of human beings, as well, of course, as the spirits of the great leaders themselves. My late colleague, Mr. Gillen, was supposed to be the reincarnation of one of them named Urangara. The Arunta believe that when any individual dies his spirit part goes back, to his old camping place in the Alcheringa, inhabiting some.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4884; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3822, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirits:834561d72476860a", "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "mbers of spirit children who were deposited in certain places and it is these who now enter women and are born in the form of human beings, as well, of course, as the spirits of the great leaders themselves. My late colleague, Mr. Gillen, was supposed to be the reincarnation of one of them named Urangara. The Arunta believe that when any individual dies his spirit part goes back, to his old camping place in the Alcheringa, inhabiting some special rock, or tree which is spoken of as its Nanja. Here it remains until it chooses to enter a woman and undergoes reincarnation. All these spirits are called Iruntarinia. Previously to the.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4885; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3823, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirits:22494d353d4f2345", "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "Mr. Gillen, was supposed to be the reincarnation of one of them named Urangara. The Arunta believe that when any individual dies his spirit part goes back, to his old camping place in the Alcheringa, inhabiting some special rock, or tree which is spoken of as its Nanja. Here it remains until it chooses to enter a woman and undergoes reincarnation. All these spirits are called Iruntarinia. Previously to the first reincar- nation, however, a second spirit, which is the double of the Iruntarinia, emerges from the Nanja, and is called an Arumburinga. 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It was very much in evidence amongst the Warramunga, who decorate themselves profusely with down when performing the sacred ceremonies during which they are supposed to simulate the old ancestors. 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When they died their spirits became Ngaidjan, entered lubras, and were born again. Each Ngaidjan knows which is the right lubra to enter, and will not go into a wrong one. 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In either case, as soon as the man has secured the fish or mormo, out jumps the frog, unseen of course by the men. It is caught by the Yalmuru and, together, the two spirits return to their camping place. The food in which the Iwaiyu was placed will be the child's totem. The latter is thus always selected by the Yalmuru and may change from one reincarnation to another. As we have seen, when dealing with the totems, it often does. 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In the early days Joemin was the first medicine man, and he made others, and showed them what had to be done. At first Joemin's eyes were like those of other men, and he could not see Numereji. One day he went to a water hole and, looking over the edge, he saw his shadow, or iwaiyu.^ He looked all about. ' This same term iwaiyu is applied both to a man's spirit part and to his shadow. 296 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. Then he put his head under water and opened his eyes. Day after day he did this, which is called Karareyu poro, washing eyes. 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This can only be frustrated by means of the careful watch that the Yalmuru of each Kakadu native is supposed to keep over the latter. Such evil-disposed Yalmurus belonging to other tribes are called Myormu pr Mormo, a general term applied to evil or mischievous spirits. X VARIOUS TRADITIONS, CUSTOMS, AND BELIEFS 317 spirit. When once he got amongst the mangroves he knew that there was something wrong because he had come into a strange place. 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It must also be struck with a short throwing stick, called mumbarnbo, while it is still on the spear point. If these conditions are complied with, and unless there be a good supply of fish probably they are not, the women may eat. The old men also can make it fit for younger men to eat at this place by breaking the fish's neck. Mischievous spirits, belonging to another tribe, some- times place Nuppadaitba bones that they have \" sung \" in a Kakadu man whom they desired to injure. This is a very serious form of magic and can only be cured by an exceptionally able medicine man. 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Also, she must not eat fish out of a deep water hole. They believe that if the child were to see its mother drinking out of a deep water hole its spirit would immediately leave its body, run to the water hole, and be drawn under and swallowed up by a Numereji snake. 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If, 346 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. by any chance, the mother breaks the rule, the father, mother, and child, accompanied by a medicine man, go to the water hole. The father gives the mother a little water in a bark basket. The spirit of the child is attracted, comes up, and is caught by the medicine man, who alone can see it. 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If the father finds out, when the woman is away, that she has been drinking at a deep water hole, he will at once go to the latter with a medicine man, who catches the spirit and places it in the father, from whom it is supposed to pass, at a later time, into the mother also, and, by way of her breast, into the child. In the case of the mother all the restrictions are in force until the child has finished suckling. 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Mukalakki remembered what the old man had told him long ago and he answered, Kuljoanjo. Then the old doctor said, umhordera wariji — to-day you die. He was very ill then but, as the day wore on, he became much worse and, at night, it took three men to keep him down, one on his head and one on each leg. The spirit, or Iwaiyu, of Kuljoanjo had twisted itself round inside his body and, every now and then, came out through his forehead, rattled its teeth and hissed and looked straight into his eyes. It was terri- fying. 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No one but himself and Mukalakki could see it. He held it very firmly and carefully unwound it from Mukalakki's body. When he had done this successfully, he rolled the snake up in his hands and put it in his dilly bag, called Nunguluwara, and, after staying in camp for one night, went back to his own country, taking the spirit of the Kuljoanjo with him. He put it in a water hole, right away amongst the Ranges, saying to it, tjukoro ngai wilalu, lie down in my camp ; koyada wagai, don't go back ; tjikara onji jereini, which means, language (or talk) other men. 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These Ingwalin are supposed to visit the tree grave, or wurkara, in which a dead native is buried. They put their hands on the dead man, talk to him, and try to make F F 434 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. him get up, but cannot do so. Then they make cor- robborees and when they go away, other spirits called Norminada come to see the body and they also make corrobborees. The explanation of the kadumango is that, sometimes, a mischievous spirit from another locality may come to visit the body, in which case the friendly Ingwalin drives him away with his club. 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This is one of those mischievous individuals who, every now and then, leaves his own country and visits the Kakadu and other neighbouring tribes. He looks out for boys and young men and, if he finds one alone in the bush, tries to lure him away and take his Iwaiyu, or spirit part, from him. The only way in which the Iwaiyu can be recovered is by the aid of a medicine man, who, earring a Numereji snake under his arm, follows up the Nangintain. 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The only way in which the Iwaiyu can be recovered is by the aid of a medicine man, who, earring a Numereji snake under his arm, follows up the Nangintain. When he finds the latter, he shows him the Numereji, which so frightens the mischievous spirit that he hands over the Iwaiyu to the medicine man, who then hurries back to camp, carrying it in his hands, of course unseen by ordinary men, and replaces it in the body of the boy. 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There is a great bunch of hair projecting from the back of the head, and from the neck a long, stiff, curved spine hangs down which can be erected and , waggled about, so that the natives can hear it making a noise like a rattle. From the wrists, elbows, knees, and ankles lines project ending in knobs, and these represent bones that the spirit has taken from dead men and fastened on itself From the pelvis there is a downward projection, supposed to represent the mulowa, or lightning which the natives always see on the hill tops at night time ' when the Auuenau is prowling about. The straight lines above and.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4904; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3841, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirits:b9a2912a7f5f0ee5", "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "bones that the spirit has taken from dead men and fastened on itself From the pelvis there is a downward projection, supposed to represent the mulowa, or lightning which the natives always see on the hill tops at night time ' when the Auuenau is prowling about. The straight lines above and below the hands and behind and under the feet indicate maggots. The spirits are supposed to wander about in search of dead men whose flesh they eat and can only be frightened away by medicine men. Fig. 8 1 represents a different type of spirit. 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The straight lines above and below the hands and behind and under the feet indicate maggots. The spirits are supposed to wander about in search of dead men whose flesh they eat and can only be frightened away by medicine men. Fig. 8 1 represents a different type of spirit. This one belongs to the Geimbio tribe and is supposed to fly about in the daylight or moonlight but not on dark nights. It lives amongst the bamboo trees, hanging on to special ropes made out of banyan-bark string, called Mokino- F F 2 436 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4906; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3843, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirits:2b7f0e61e7dc6232", "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ark nights. It lives amongst the bamboo trees, hanging on to special ropes made out of banyan-bark string, called Mokino- F F 2 436 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. borbu. It has flaps projecting from its body, which is covered all over with hair, called ngoinbu, and has also two masses called krabir, one on either side of its head. This particular spirit is friendly to the natives and flies about watching them. If it sees a native ill, out in the bush, it goes to a medicine man and tells him. It is, also, supposed to be margi, or medicine man itself. 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This particular spirit is friendly to the natives and flies about watching them. If it sees a native ill, out in the bush, it goes to a medicine man and tells him. It is, also, supposed to be margi, or medicine man itself. In Fig. 82 two spirits belonging to the Geimbio country, • but called Yerobeni by the Kakadu people, are drawn. Some of these are women, others are men. 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They can be seen by the margi, or medicine man, wandering about in the bush, the man carrying a basket (drawn hanging from his left shoulder) in which he collects sugar bag, and the woman, who carries a digging stick, searching for turtles and yams. Fig. 83 represents a very special spirit which was first seen by a medicine man named Mitjuombo. It is called* Warraguk and is supposed to walk about in the day- time, searching for mormo, or sugar bag. When at rest it lives in the bamboos and paper bark trees, on to which it hangs like a bat. 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Melville Island, name of a tribe, brush-tailed wallaby men during the Ober ceremony. Kakadu Tribe. special man during Kakadu Tribe, special man during Kakadu Tribe. Kakadu Tribe, the neck of a mis- called Auuenau. name applied to Jamba ceremony. name applied to Jamba ceremony. night time or dark. rattle attached to chievous spirit Geimbio Tribe. 494 GLOSSARY OF NATIVE TERMS Mkritji . spirit of dead person. NuUakun Tribe. Marukumkna . name of young boy taking part in the nitiation ceremony for the first time. Melville Island. Marunga secret name for catfish used during cere- monies. 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Noaianji . Nobbila . Nongura . No6rnb£rri N6rkun . Normo, see Ng Norweilfemil Noudbukkra Nub6. go . . Nukaitka NuUkbSrri sugar-bag or honey-comb. Yungman Tribe, hole in ground in which fire is made during Tjilaiyu ceremony. Kakadu Tribe, name of a special snake. Kakadu Tribe, mother's brother. Mungarai Tribe, spirit children. Waduman Tribe, name of a tribe. word for Totem. Mudburra Tribe, name of a tribe, status term applied to a boy. Port Essington Tribe. mother's brother's wife. Kakadu Tribe. general terms for mischievous spirits. Kakadu and Geimbio Tribes. sister. 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Yam, on Melville Island, 92 totemic, shown during initiation ceremonies, Iwaidji.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4913; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3850, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:e39f310b6f057dbe", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "y a rainbow man, 338 Honey-bags found by two Nu- mereji men, 301 Humour, sense of, amongst aboriginals, 41 Hut, special one, in which initiates are hidden, Melville Island, 104 attack on, 107 special ones used during cere- monies, Ober ceremony, 138, 139 Kulori ceremony, 148 or wurley of medicine man, 298 Huts, mosquito, 31 Ibangalma, tradition of, carrying spirit children, Waduman tribe, 268 Idadad, 333 Igul, 333 Ikmurli, 165 lUajinni, no, 114 Illurgan, 332 Imberombera, tradition of, 275 Implements, 352 et seq. Inedi, 378 Ingornu, 262 Initiates hidden from the women, Melville Island, 104 instructions to, Port Essington tribe,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4914; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3851, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:75157f5f56840d55", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "tribe, 315 Marukumana, 93 et seq. 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Firm piferda. Fish, general term for ... nknjil. Fish net tjipbiyu. Flesh tjali. Flower, general term for . . piru6ngo. Fog tjorlul. Food, general term for . . . jam. Foot kup^ri. Foot, sole of kungnkdingbi. Forbidden kumali. Forearm inkoruji mala. Forehead yhdi. Friendly miborji. Full or full up jkpul. Full-bellied mapblio jkpul. General effects krdi. Ghost irraworkai. Give wo or brau. Good ngtindidda. Good throats or singers . . murknamunga dunkitja. Grass, dry, used as tinder . maporlbo. Grass ngbinbu. Grease juri. Greedy (literally, big anus) . kumiirawkda nbro. Green nurum bung^nyi. APPENDIX 455 Growl, quarrel jeri..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4918; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3855, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:devil:cabb78c861613fc1", "title": "devil in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "put inside this with the four boys. It was a tight fit, and they were all closely huddled together. Then there came another shark dance, accompanied by a song, consisting of the repetition of the simple refrain, \" the shark has a big mouth. The salt water makes the shark's mouth big.\" This was sung by a man of the Pandanus (screw - pine) totem. Then came a devil-devil dance called Mabanuri (shooting star). This was followed by a march round and round the mia-mia, the men gradually getting more and more excited. They were supposed to be a hostile tribe, coming to kill the people in the mia-mia. The men began to prance about and,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "devil", "figure_name_as_printed": "devil", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4919; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3856, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:f3455a004bbaae3f", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ribe. ... . . 244 63.— Child's Bones carried about in Dilly Bag by her Mother. Kakadu Tribe. 248 64. — Ceremony of Korno 258 65.— Placing Sticks over the Buried Spirit at the close of the Korno Ceremony. Kakadu Tribe 260 66.— The Old and the Young Numereji Snake. A Bark Drawing. Kakadu Tribe . . . 313 67. — Bubba Peibi from a Drawing on Bark . . . .313 68.— Medicine Man rubbing his Hand under his Arrii-pit to secure Moisture to rub on the Patient. Kakadu Tribe . 319 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS xix FIG. Facingpage 69.— Medicine Man sucking and massaging Patient to withdraw Girl Magic. Kakadu Tribe . 319 70. — Holes in the Rock supposed.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4920; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3857, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:f6f50f43c22628d6", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ed Spirit at the close of the Korno Ceremony. Kakadu Tribe 260 66.— The Old and the Young Numereji Snake. A Bark Drawing. Kakadu Tribe . . . 313 67. — Bubba Peibi from a Drawing on Bark . . . .313 68.— Medicine Man rubbing his Hand under his Arrii-pit to secure Moisture to rub on the Patient. Kakadu Tribe . 319 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS xix FIG. Facingpage 69.— Medicine Man sucking and massaging Patient to withdraw Girl Magic. Kakadu Tribe . 319 70. — Holes in the Rock supposed to have been made by a Thunder Man at Lurudminni . .... 335 71.— Bark Belts. Kakadu Tribe . ■ • • • 335 72. — Natives throwing Spears on Melville Island . ..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4921; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3858, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:4b62fa35d1c0c4de", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "the Bidu-Bidu are broken up and completely destroyed by fire. This is very different indeed from what takes place in the Central tribes, amongst whom the loss or destruction of a Churinga is a very serious matter. If a woman should, by any chance, see a Bidu-Bidu while it is being carried about by a Belier youth, the old men immediately send a message to a medicine man living in a distant part of the country called Bebiba. The medicine man, who is known as Kuldungun, comes at once but can only be seen by the old men, who meet him ' Cf. Chapter iii. V CEREMONIAL OBJECTS 213 and point out the offending Belier and woman. The medicine.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4922; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3859, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:6a85c3237328f9b9", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "it is being carried about by a Belier youth, the old men immediately send a message to a medicine man living in a distant part of the country called Bebiba. The medicine man, who is known as Kuldungun, comes at once but can only be seen by the old men, who meet him ' Cf. Chapter iii. V CEREMONIAL OBJECTS 213 and point out the offending Belier and woman. The medicine man takes the kidney fat out of each of them, sews them up, and lets them go. This is done without their being aware of it but, after a short time, each of them suddenly suffers severe pain and dies. Their death is generally attributed to snake bite, but the old men.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4923; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3860, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:36d7b5dba17820c8", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "eans of dealing in a very special way with some of his excrement or korno. Because of this, everyone is most careful to cover over and hide from view all excrementa, one result of which is that Kakadu camps are more cleanly than those of many other tribes. It is not, however, a difficult matter for a man who wishes to injure an enemy to secure some korno. A medicine man, for example, will find out where it is buried and then, when no one is watching, he will go to the place and rake a little into a piece of bark with a stick, because it must not be touched. There are always at least three men who take part in the ceremony. The man.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4924; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3861, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:e1b2b802ed2c023f", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "aper bark and ties it round with string. In his camp, when it is quite dry, he pounds it up until he can roll it into a ball and then, as in the previous case, places it in a hole that he makes in the base of an ant hill. By and by the victim's foot breaks out into sores which gradually spread all over it. The toes drop off, and the hands and feet decay. No medicine man can do anything to counteract this form of magic. It is a disease which is every now and then met with amongst the Kakadu natives and is, superficially at least, suggestive of leprosy. There was, at the time of my visit, one woman in the camp who was suffering from.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4925; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3862, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:81bab6f4eafe3183", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "his younger brother. Joemin had a son, called Mukurlul, and Numuraupu had one, called Kardimenjil. Joemin had stolen a small Numereji snake which he cut in two. The front half grew a new short tail, the hinder half died. Joemin carried the front half under his arm. The old Numereji snake remained in the creek at Mungeruauera, in fact, he is there still. The medicine man can see him but the ordinary natives do not drink there because they are afraid that, if they were to do so, Numereji would draw them in and eat them. When Joemin cut the little snake in two, he drank some of the blood that flowed out, drained the rest into a.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4926; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3863, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:490ca19e3330ea44", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "got a new Numereji. In the Kakadu tribe there is a close association between Numereji and the medicine men. They alone are sup- posed not only to be able to see him, but to have eyes that can withstand his glance ; other natives are unable to do this. At the present time new medicine men are initiated by the old ones. In the early days Joemin was the first medicine man, and he made others, and showed them what had to be done. At first Joemin's eyes were like those of other men, and he could not see Numereji. One day he went to a water hole and, looking over the edge, he saw his shadow, or iwaiyu.^ He looked all about. ' This same.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4927; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3864, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:e444589d9d6e70c6", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "min had a son called Mukurlul. When he grew old he said to the latter, balera ngaiya^ wariji, later on I die ; balera ngeinyimma unkoregora Numereji, later on you look out Numereji, which meant that the son was I The word for I is either ngainma or ngaiya— for me the word ngainma is used. IX TRADITIONS CONCERNING IMBEROMBERA, ETC. 297 to take his place as a medicine man. Accordingly, accompanied by Mukurlul, he went close to the Mun- angel wilalu, or blood camp, at Mulipaji. Each of them, Joemin and Mukurlul, had left all their armlets, necklets, wristlets, and hair belts at the home camp. Joemin took his small Numereji with him,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4928; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3865, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:1b91a063308aff03", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "Mornun, and Gunumaramila, are kumali to a man who is being made into a doctor. They all belong to what are called \" hot \" yams, which must be specially treated before being eaten, or else they cause much irritation in the mouth. The idea that medicine men must not eat \" hot \" things seems to be widely prevalent. In the Arunta tribe the same belief holds. A medicine man has been 298 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. known suddenly to lose his powers after drinking hot tea given to him by a white man. When all was over, Joemin went, got the Numereji, and, bringing it back, said to Mukurlul, Ngoornberri koregora kala, son,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4929; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3866, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:0235fb4d836f7c36", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "min, handing the snake to Mukurlul, said, kara pierda, hold it hard. Koregora pierda, balera, poro mornda, look hard (or) afterwards your eyes will be bad. Then he put the snake under Mukurlul's arm, saying, the snake is yours ; kara pierda, wainyan korto, hold it firmly (under your) left arm. Then Joemin said, ngeinyimma Marunga, you are Marunga,^ that is, medicine man. Mukurlul replied, ngaiya Marunga, I am Marunga. Joemin said, mareyimma wilalu, we two go back to camp ; pierda gneinyimma kutera, gnai pari, you go well in front, I behind. 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At the top of the trunk there is a hole through which air comes in. He makes a fire inside the trunk and cooks his fish there. Within the tree, also, he has a wife and children. The ordinary black-fellow cannot see him, but the Margi, or medicine men, can, and they also talk to him. Sometimes a medicine man happens to be close by when he comes back to the Banyan tree after one of his fishing excursions. Bubba Peibi says, Koyada ngainma bo, don't hit me. The medicine man says, Koyada humeri, don't be frightened ; ngai unkoregora ; ngoro araji, I watch ; you go inside..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4931; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3868, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:b0590f3b3774a191", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "nd cooks his fish there. Within the tree, also, he has a wife and children. The ordinary black-fellow cannot see him, but the Margi, or medicine men, can, and they also talk to him. Sometimes a medicine man happens to be close by when he comes back to the Banyan tree after one of his fishing excursions. Bubba Peibi says, Koyada ngainma bo, don't hit me. The medicine man says, Koyada humeri, don't be frightened ; ngai unkoregora ; ngoro araji, I watch ; you go inside. Sometimes, when Bubba Peibi is out fishing and a medicine man hears him and is afraid that he will catch all the fish and leave none for the black-fellow, he plays a.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4932; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3869, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:e83f26644371bd4a", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ey also talk to him. Sometimes a medicine man happens to be close by when he comes back to the Banyan tree after one of his fishing excursions. Bubba Peibi says, Koyada ngainma bo, don't hit me. The medicine man says, Koyada humeri, don't be frightened ; ngai unkoregora ; ngoro araji, I watch ; you go inside. Sometimes, when Bubba Peibi is out fishing and a medicine man hears him and is afraid that he will catch all the fish and leave none for the black-fellow, he plays a trick on him. He can go so quietly to the water hole that Bubba Peibi does not know he is there. In the water he hangs on to the large bag, or Meilla, that Bubba.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4933; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3870, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:334e7711235c45df", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "rub. While he is asleep, the friendly Yalmuru, or Iwaiyu, who 3i8 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. has rescued him, tells him that he has been taken away by a Yalmuru who belongs to another country or, as he says, onji tjikaru, another tongue or talk. The man wakes up in the morning and goes to his own camp, where he becomes very ill. If there is a medicine man there he knows at once what is the matter, and says, Yalmuru mumaladjinu ^oro, which is a very strong expression — a most emphatic cursing of the hostile Yalmuru. First of all he gazes into the patient's eyes, then he massages the sides of his body and, after a.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4934; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3871, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:medicine-man:c01e3881a4834295", "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "alled Mungauilada, only Kakadu men may eat them, no one else may do so under very severe penalties. If anyone should venture to break this rule and to attempt to catch and eat them there, his eyes and ears would swell up and sores would break out all over his body. At Mungauilada also, it is only the very old Kakadu men who may catch them and, even Fig. 68. Medicine Man rubbing his Hand under his Arm-pit to SECURE Moisture to rub on the Patient. Kakadu Tribe. Fig. 69. Medicine j\\Ian sucking and massaging Patient to withdraw Girl Magic. Kakadu Tribe. {Face page 3x9. X VARIOUS TRADITIONS, CUSTOMS, AND BELIEFS 319 when thus caught,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "medicine man", "figure_name_as_printed": "medicine man", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4935; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3872, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirits:6d3f825995fa3b5c", "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ot, the women may eat. The old men also can make it fit for younger men to eat at this place by breaking the fish's neck. Mischievous spirits, belonging to another tribe, some- times place Nuppadaitba bones that they have \" sung \" in a Kakadu man whom they desired to injure. This is a very serious form of magic and can only be cured by an exceptionally able medicine man. The operation, as shown to us, was as follows (Figs. 68, 69). The patient lies down on the ground, flat on his back. The doctor 320 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. kneels down beside him, leans over him and first of all blows on his chest. Then he.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirits", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirits", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4936; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4160, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:eae70d87b3aea146", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "ribal fathers of the dead man, went into it so as to singe the hair off their legs and arms. They must do this or else they will be seriously ill. Then all the men ran round and round in the smoke, after which they gathered together and came on rushing towards the grave, yelling and throwing sticks and spears ahead of them. The idea of this was to drive the spirit, called mapuditti, into the grave. The women and children ranged themselves to one side, some of them wearing the curious armlets made of stringy-bark with remarkable projecting decorations, others carrying ornaments like great circular discs, out of which, in most.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5301; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4161, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:0c448785af222b14", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "g himself, joined the audience; he was nearly played out and the two men, the black and the yellow, took up the running, rushing round and round, pausing [*y-a3!. r VI BURIAL AND MOURNING CEREMONIES 237 every now and then to face the posts and yell Boo ! whrr! vohrrl wildly at them. Then they stopped dancing and bent down, pointing at the grave in which the spirit was supposed to be watching them. The women formed into a procession and, with their deliberate movement and peculiar high knee action, danced round and round the audience of men who, as usual, were keeping time, striking their buttocks, stamping and singing. On Melville.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5302; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4162, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:4b45f084029c687b", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "t from the short final scene, when they were clearly supposed to be mourning, there was certainly not the slightest indication of sorrow. Everyone was very excited, but, between the dances, they laughed and talked as if they were taking part in an ordinary corrobboree, and it is evident that the whole cererhony is carried out with the object of pleasing the spirit of the dead person and also, at the same time, of intimating to it the fact that they expect it to remain quiet and not trouble them. In the Kakadu tribe, while I was working amongst the natives at Oenpelli with Mr. Cahill, a woman named Muranga died in the camp. Early.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5303; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4163, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:f0ee0a835965e374", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "e file round the grave. This walking round is called Kulorbuto. As they walked round they sang the I'ig- 57- Cakkyi.N(; the Konv, wkal'Ped in Taper Bark, to the Grave. Kakadu Tribe. Fig. 58. Placing Stones on the newlv-mahe Grave. Kakauu Tribe. \\_Face page 24J. VI BURIAL AND MOURNING CEREMONIES 241 following words, which were supposed to be addressed to the spirit of the dead woman : — 'Tjukororu, lie down ; koyada, don't, ngeinyimma, you, workai, come back ; tjukororu, lie down ; kala, a word meaning all right, just so, etc. ; bialilla, children ; unkore- gora, see ; iwaiyu, spirit ; balera^ later on ; kutjeri, sick. That is, \".", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5304; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4164, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:185570c44a572a19", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "Grave. Kakauu Tribe. \\_Face page 24J. VI BURIAL AND MOURNING CEREMONIES 241 following words, which were supposed to be addressed to the spirit of the dead woman : — 'Tjukororu, lie down ; koyada, don't, ngeinyimma, you, workai, come back ; tjukororu, lie down ; kala, a word meaning all right, just so, etc. ; bialilla, children ; unkore- gora, see ; iwaiyu, spirit ; balera^ later on ; kutjeri, sick. That is, \" You lie down quietly, do not come back, lie down all right — if the children see your spirit, later on they will be sick.\" When the grave was approaching completion, three women, one of whom was the daughter-in-law, Minborku,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5305; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4165, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:bba625ee6eb33cf7", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "rit of the dead woman : — 'Tjukororu, lie down ; koyada, don't, ngeinyimma, you, workai, come back ; tjukororu, lie down ; kala, a word meaning all right, just so, etc. ; bialilla, children ; unkore- gora, see ; iwaiyu, spirit ; balera^ later on ; kutjeri, sick. That is, \" You lie down quietly, do not come back, lie down all right — if the children see your spirit, later on they will be sick.\" When the grave was approaching completion, three women, one of whom was the daughter-in-law, Minborku, went into the scrub and gathered armfuls of grass stalks and leafy twigs and, returning, placed them by the grave. When the trench was.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5306; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4166, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:70e9c6a8ea74b3ab", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "l des- troyed. ' The Kakadu have a word, ardi, which means the total personal belongings of any individual. R 2 244 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. After the water pouring is finished, the men take the charcoal or miornai, and rub themselves all over with it (Fig. 6i). No woman paints at this part of the ceremony, but all the men must, or else the spirit of the dead person would be angry and they would become ill. Only black must be used. The women bring in numbers of little cakes, called munduaii, made out of lily seeds. These were eaten by the older men only, the Umulakiri, or younger men, are not allowed to eat them..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5307; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4167, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:f911cbd6c18bfc79", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "certainly enjoy, is over, the bones are carefully collected, wrapped in paper bark, and placed on a tree platform called kalla- kalla} If, for example, a Mumbali man dies, then Murungun men actually put them on the platform, while Kuial or Purdal men, his mother's brothers, stand below. As soon as anyone dies, the camps are immediately shifted, because the spirit, of whom they are frightened, haunts its old camping ground. The spirit part of a living man is called Jalkarra, and of a dead man padinia. For a long time after death the padinia roams about ' In the Nullakun tribe this is called Mungalla, and in the AUaua Allagalla. VI.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5308; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4168, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:1db2feba71f035a3", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "the other end. The performers squat down at one side of the fire, the men in a line, one behind the other, the woman slightly to one side (Fig. 64). The general arrangement can be seen in Plate XI. When the fire is hot enough the real performance begins. The men bend forwards, each of them with his hands between his legs, the woman does the same because the spirit must not, on any account, see their private parts. If it were to do so they would swell enormously. The stones are removed from the fire and, first of all, ije-eini Plate XI. A represents the woman who must always be present to fan the fire. B, C, D, E, the men. 1 . The.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5309; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4169, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:1c339e3bbd822611", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "led Mormo. 3. Wax sphere made from Murkailpu sugar-bag. 4. Wax sphere made from TjaillDa sugar-bag. 5. Wax sphere made from Tjinangu sugar-bag. 6. Feather of Jimeribunna (native companion). 7. Feather of Kaleiyu (yellow-crested, white cockatoo). 8. Feather of Mim-wel-uda-uda (Blue Mountain parakeet). 9. Yalmuru ; a stick supposed to represent the Yalmuru or spirit of the victim. 10. Pandanus (screw pine) leaves, supposed to represent snakes. [Face fage 259. VII MAGIC AND MEDICINE 259 the feathers are knocked into the latter, one by one, the natives saying \" keep quiet, keep quiet,\" the idea being that the birds they represent will.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5310; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4170, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:5d525f1e02349e8d", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "p quiet,\" the idea being that the birds they represent will thereby be persuaded not to give notice to the victim that any danger such as a snake or crocodile threatens him. Then the men sway about, looking as fierce as they possibly can, while they place the wax spheres in the piendi, the kapei below the smaller ones. Away in the distance they can hear the spirit cursing and swearing, saying mulyarinyu koiyu ^ and using other opprobrious expressions. The men say nerk, nerk, nerk, and beckon it onwards. It is under a spell and comes on cursing more and more loudly. When it is near, the natives crouch down silently, the front man.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5311; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4171, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:a51d3ee054dbc206", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "the peindi, the front man knocks the stick representing it into the fire on the top of the korno. All of them shout. Ah, Ah, Ah; Ach, Ach, Bmg, Bmg ! at the top of their voices. Without a moment's pause, stones and earth are piled on the Yalmuru, one special large stone being placed on top, the men pressing down hard with all their might to keep it in. The spirit underneath can be heard sizzling and swearing (Fig. 6^). It tries to lift the stone but cannot. At length it is heard to say Grr, Grr, u-u. Then it is quiet and all is over. The Pandanus leaves are rubbed against the top stone, while the names of different snakes,.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5312; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4183, "source_id": 34, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-ista-northern-austral:ntna13:medicine-man:005", "title": "Medicine man in Magic and Medicine", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna13.htm", "snippet": "nd said to the old man, ameina; ngai wariji? what is it; shall I die? The old man answered, owoi, kutjeri ngeinyimma pari, wariji, yes, by and by you (will be) very ill, (you will) die. Nothing happened for a long time, but fifteen years later, Mukalakki had a terrible time which he described very graphically to us. He was feeling very bad indeed and an old medicine man said to him ameina jau, ngeinyimma kutjeri, what have you eaten (to make) you ill? Mukalakki remembered what the old man had told him long ago and he answered, Kuljoanjo. Then the old doctor said, umbordera wariji--to-day you die. 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Anyone coming across the remains of the trench, and seeing the stones and log piled up above the small mound, knows that evil magic has been performed. It is supposed that, by the capture of the Yalmuru, the man is left without his protector. If, for example, he be out in the bush, there will be no spirit to warn him of approaching danger, or guide him to where he can secure his food. Another form of practising evil magic amongst the Kakadu consists in a man who desires to injure an enemy securing some fragment of food that the latter has been eating. First of all he ties.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5355; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4212, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:e22f1fcd7006cb78", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "m them on points such as these, and I did not have the opportunity of coming in contact with less civilised members of these tribes. The Port Essington natives believe that, at first, there were no real human beings, but only alligators, sharks, turtles, cockatoos, etc., and that the present men and women are descendants of these. They also believe that the spirit child goes inside the women at a spot which is frequented by such children and that natives who die are born again at a later period. In the Mungarai tribe, in which I had more oppor- tunity of inquiry, the beliefs are very definite. The far past time — the equivalent of.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5390; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4213, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:8c974bf65c41cc9d", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "he Arunta tribe — is called Kurnallan. During this time the old ancestors walked about. Each one had his original home, called Burnamandu. As in the case of the snake Uruanda,^ they made the country with all its natural features as they walked along. Wherever they stopped they performed ceremonies, and, when doing so, shook themselves,^ with the result that spirit children, called Mall-mall, who, of course, belonged to the totem (nama- ragua) of the ancestor, emanated from their bodies. These spirit children now go into the right lubras, and are born as natives. Close to what is now McMinn's ' An account of his wanderings is given.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5391; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4214, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:fc9e43dd53cf2137", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "As in the case of the snake Uruanda,^ they made the country with all its natural features as they walked along. Wherever they stopped they performed ceremonies, and, when doing so, shook themselves,^ with the result that spirit children, called Mall-mall, who, of course, belonged to the totem (nama- ragua) of the ancestor, emanated from their bodies. These spirit children now go into the right lubras, and are born as natives. Close to what is now McMinn's ' An account of his wanderings is given in the chapter deahng with Traditions of Ancestors. ^ This shaking of the body is a very characteristic feature in the totemic ceremonies.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5392; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4215, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:fa79d1224f152343", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "RD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 267 bar, on the Roper River, there is a large gum tree full of spirit children, all of them belonging to one of the totems associated with the Nakomara sub-class, and always, so my native informant told me, on the look-out for the right lubra. Again, at Crescent Lagoon, the old ancestor Namaran, the thunder man, deposited numbers of spirit children, and, if a Ngaritjbellan woman dips her toes in the water, one at once passes into her up her leg, or, if she stoops and drinks, goes down into her through her mouth. The spirit of a dead person, called Anora^ goes back to his old home (^Burnamandu), and sooner.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5393; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4216, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:3412b8a2f974e7b1", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "and always, so my native informant told me, on the look-out for the right lubra. Again, at Crescent Lagoon, the old ancestor Namaran, the thunder man, deposited numbers of spirit children, and, if a Ngaritjbellan woman dips her toes in the water, one at once passes into her up her leg, or, if she stoops and drinks, goes down into her through her mouth. The spirit of a dead person, called Anora^ goes back to his old home (^Burnamandu), and sooner or later is born again, and in this tribe the sexes are supposed to alternate at each successive incarnation. In the Yungman tribe there is precisely the same belief in regard to the.", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "spirit", "figure_name_as_printed": "spirit", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5394; quality B.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): B", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 4217, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-nati:cu31924028623076:spirit:953c47746adf8d90", "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "author": null, "date_published": "1914", "year": 1914, "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "snippet": "the sexes are supposed to alternate at each successive incarnation. In the Yungman tribe there is precisely the same belief in regard to the origin of children as in the Mungarai. For example, a Nanung, or sugar-bag (honey- comb) man arose at Opobinga, near the old Elsey Station. Here he is reported to have stayed without wandering about. He had numbers of spirit children, who now inhabit the trees and stones near his old camp, and out of these they come and enter the right lubras. He had, also, many bull-roarers, which the Yungman people call Purdagiair. 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In the Nullakun tribe the old times, during which the ancestors walked about the country, are called Musmus, and each of them has his place of origin, called Kundungini. Like one of them, a rainbow man, called Kulakulungini, each of them is supposed to have had numbers of spirit children who emanated from them when they shook their bodies during the performance of corrobborees. It is these who are now constantly entering lubras, and being born. 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Yet, on the whole, he thought this mortified him less than to feel that he had been written down a Simple Simon, whom it was easy to impose on. Ah well! At best he had been but a kind of guy, set up for them to let off their verbal fireworks round. Faith and that was all these lawyer-fellows wanted--the ghost of an excuse for parading their skill. Justice played a negligible role in this battle of wits; else not he but the plaintiff would have come out victorious. 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SYDNEY. 1905 _All Rights Reserved_ _John Sands, Printer, Sydney._ _CONTENTS._ PAGE Introduction xi Steve Brown’s Bunyip 1 Dead Man’s Camp 11 The Shanghai-ing of Peter Barlow 20 ‘Ex Sardanapalus’ 31 ‘Mo-Poke’ 51 Keeping School at ‘Dead Finish’ 60 ‘Number One North Rainbow’ 71 The Protection of the ‘Sparrowhawk’ 91 The Duke of Silversheen 105 The Officer in Charge 116 ‘Sojur Jim’ 123 Far.", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "bunyip", "figure_name_as_printed": "bunyip", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "public_domain_ebook", "publicness_code": "public_domain_public_web", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_fiction_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2633; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 2401, "source_id": 38, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-project-gutenberg-bar:gutenberg-60482-barry-bunyip:devil:5183de7e38c7d9c2", "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. 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But this was unneces- sary, as the animal, on reaching the open grave, stopped suddenly, and with head erect, surveyed the surround- 76 CANBERRA: ings, pawed the earth for a few seconds, then lay beside the grave, moaned piteously, and expired. ‘“Whence doth that murmur wake, that shadow fall? 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Hence it follows :— When the Governor-General goes into residence at Yarralumla House, his temporary home at Canberra, he will find that with the old house goes a tale of mystery. According to more or less conflicting ver- sions of the tale, a ghost, a real Australian blackfellow ghost, has been known to walk, but—well, ghosts are rather out of date, anyway. 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While proceeding to the Washpen he was joined by Mr. Davis, who accom- panied him thither, being anxious to see the extraordi- nary white bull he had heard so much about; but lo! on arriving at the spot not a vestige of the animal could be found. ‘“‘T am well aware that the assertions regarding ghosts, apparitions, and mysterious manifestations create a smile, and the parties who allege they have seen or experienced them are looked upon by self-con- stituted wiseacres as weak-minded, silly, and supersti- tious ignoramuses, whose movements required strict surveillance..", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghosts", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghosts", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "source_grounded_section_record", "genre": "repository_full_text", "publicness_code": "public_text_item", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4732; quality B.", "location_summary": "Canberra, ACT (ACT): B", "state_territory": "ACT", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "federation_era" }, { "record_id": 3681, "source_id": 36, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-internet-archive-canb:b13748130:ghost:45650d828d80015a", "title": "ghost in Canberra history and legends", "publication": "Canberra history and legends; John Gale", "author": null, "date_published": "1927", "year": 1927, "url": "https://archive.org/download/b13748130/b13748130_djvu.txt", "snippet": "een Property (Collector) 38, 46, 161 Windmill: Canberra (ACT) 9 Windmill Hill (Collector) 144 Woden Property (Canberra) 9 Wollogorang Property (Breadalbane Plains) 144, 147 Woods, T. 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Not only are they of unusual height, but their spreading fronds stretch for many feet out from their boles. I have ridden under them on horseback, sheltered from the few sun- rays that straggle through the branches of the giant trees that look down from their superior height in luxurious shade. These charming specimens of indi- genous flora are easily transplanted, and ought to be utilised in the ornamentation of some of the shady avenues formed in and around the Capital City itself. 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Location cue from public page title/path: Northern Territory, Northern Territory. Body excerpt retained for review: # bunyip, bright, yackandandah, gorilla, bear", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): medium", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 4418, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:7bedbd296f87af40", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1932 - Northern Territory Times Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1932", "year": 1932, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2166-1932-northern-territory-times-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1932 - Northern Territory Times Yowie Article. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5596; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1932 - Northern Territory Times Yowie Article, NT (NT): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.313056, "map_longitude": 146.839167, "map_place_name": "1932 - Northern Territory Times Yowie Article, NT", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 457, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1334-stanthorpe-qld-1934", "title": "Stanthorpe, Queensland 1934", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1934-37", "year": 1934, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1334-stanthorpe-qld-1934", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Stanthorpe, Queensland 1934. Source-stated location: Stanthorpe, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sightings (Various). Terrain field: Farm field. Body excerpt retained for review: The gentleman in this interview, is certainly of strong character, he was a teacher, both in Australia and New Zealand, and a Member of the Australian Army for 2 years in 1943/44.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Stanthorpe, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.6559947, "map_longitude": 151.9338265, "map_place_name": "Stanthorpe, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Stanthorpe, Queensland", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 713, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1527-stanthorpe-queensland-1932", "title": "1932 - Stanthorpe, Queensland", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1934-37", "year": 1934, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1527-stanthorpe-queensland-1932", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1932 - Stanthorpe, Queensland. Source-stated location: Stanthorpe, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sightings (Various). Terrain field: Farm field. Body excerpt retained for review: The gentleman in this interview, is certainly of strong character, he was a teacher, both in Australia and New Zealand, and a Member of the Australian Army for 2 years in 1943/44.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Stanthorpe, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.6559947, "map_longitude": 151.9338265, "map_place_name": "Stanthorpe, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Stanthorpe, Queensland", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 714, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/2263-1934-the-cairns-post", "title": "1934 - The Cairns Post", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1934", "year": 1934, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/2263-1934-the-cairns-post", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1934 - The Cairns Post. Location cue from public page title/path: Cairns, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: The tribe that inhabited the country about the middle Auburn River, in south-eastern Queensland, had an outstanding superstition in the hairyman, who lived in the haunted cave at the Auburn Falls – west of Bundaberg. In this instance there were no- sceptics, every member of the tribe-believed-that he was there and, like debil debil, an evildoer.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cairns, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -16.9206657, "map_longitude": 145.7721854, "map_place_name": "Cairns, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1934 - The Cairns Post", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 514, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1411-lismore-new-south-wales-1935", "title": "Lismore, New South wales 1935", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1935", "year": 1935, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1411-lismore-new-south-wales-1935", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lismore, New South wales 1935. Source-stated location: Lismore, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Lismore Northern Star. 7th of July, 1977", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lismore, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.8077608, "map_longitude": 153.2791883, "map_place_name": "Lismore, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lismore, New South Wales", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 824, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1504-sydney-morning-herald-1935", "title": "1935 - Sydney Morning Herald", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1935", "year": 1935, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1504-sydney-morning-herald-1935", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1935 - Sydney Morning Herald. Location cue from public page title/path: Sydney, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: The Sydney Morning Herald, 8 June 1935, p.11", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sydney, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8698439, "map_longitude": 151.2082848, "map_place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1935 - Sydney Morning Herald", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 4421, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:ba9867b89eeb05d9", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1970s - Northern Star Re:1935 Lismore Yowie Sighting", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1935", "year": 1935, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1692-northern-star-regarding-1935-lismore-yowie-sighting", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1970s - Northern Star Re:1935 Lismore Yowie Sighting. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5599; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1970s - Northern Star Re:1935 Lismore Yowie Sighting, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.833667, "map_longitude": 153.283333, "map_place_name": "1970s - Northern Star Re:1935 Lismore Yowie Sighting, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 4601, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:85ee1013f66fdfd2", "title": "Witness sketches: Maria River, New Souith Wales (1935)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1935", "year": 1935, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Witness sketches: Maria River, New Souith Wales (1935). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5779; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Maria River, New Souith Wales, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.380008, "map_longitude": 152.827288, "map_place_name": "Maria River, New Souith Wales, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 4409, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:1176bb10735aadba", "title": "Videos: 1936 Apparition of Yowie or Pareidolia", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1936", "year": 1936, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6D5R4WF9HjI", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Videos: 1936 Apparition of Yowie or Pareidolia. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5587; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1936 Apparition of Yowie or Pareidolia, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.516667, "map_longitude": 148.15, "map_place_name": "1936 Apparition of Yowie or Pareidolia, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 405, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1315-nanango-qld-1938", "title": "Nanango, Queensland 1938", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer 1938/39", "year": 1938, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1315-nanango-qld-1938", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Nanango, Queensland 1938. Source-stated location: Nanango. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Terrain field: Heavy vine scrub backing onto thick forest. Body excerpt retained for review: Clyde Shepherdson: My mate and I used to go hunting \"red back scrub wallaby\" quite often. This particular day, it was cloudy and damp, but whenever we went into the scrub after the wallaby, we knew we had to be quiet, as a broken twig would scare them off, and we wouldn't see anything all day.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Nanango, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.6764195, "map_longitude": 151.9851744, "map_place_name": "Nanango, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Nanango", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 825, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1528-nanango-queensland-1938", "title": "1938 - Nanango, Yowie Report", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "End of Summer 1938/39", "year": 1938, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1528-nanango-queensland-1938", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1938 - Nanango, Yowie Report. Source-stated location: Nanango/ Queensland. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Terrain field: Heavy vine scrub backing onto thick forest. Body excerpt retained for review: Witness: Clyde Shepherdson, who at the time of his Yowie sighting was 13 years old, lived on a farm near Nanango. He now resides in Ipswich. The memory of his experience which was over 60 years ago now is still as fresh in his mind as the day it all happened. 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Source-stated location: Nanango/ Queensland. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Terrain field: Heavy vine scrub backing onto thick forest. Body excerpt retained for review: Witness: Clyde Shepherdson, who at the time of his Yowie sighting was 13 years old, lived on a farm near Nanango. He now resides in Ipswich. The memory of his experience which was over 60 years ago now is still as fresh in his mind as the day it all happened. He speaks with Paul Cropper of his experience………", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 4263, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:780293242065e585", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #20) near Nanango, Queensland (1938-39)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1938", "year": 1938, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vjs5J28XCiI", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #20) near Nanango, Queensland (1938-39). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5441; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Nanango, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.6764195, "map_longitude": 151.9851744, "map_place_name": "Nanango, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 1061, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1873-1942-green-mountains-extract-bernard-o-reilly", "title": "1942 - Green Mountains Extract Bernard O'Reilly", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1942", "year": 1942, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1873-1942-green-mountains-extract-bernard-o-reilly", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1942 - Green Mountains Extract Bernard O'Reilly. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 150, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1267-aramara-qld-1950", "title": "Aramara, Queensland 1950", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1950", "year": 1950, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1267-aramara-qld-1950", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Aramara, Queensland 1950. Source-stated location: North Aramara, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Authors note: The newspaper of the 11th March 2000 was headed: \"The Yowie Hunters\". \"To some it's just a huge, hairy joke, but 12 deadly serious men plan to search for that ape-like and always elusive creature, the yowie\".", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "North Aramara, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.5514395, "map_longitude": 152.3346752, "map_place_name": "North Aramara, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "North Aramara, Queensland", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 256, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1254-moe-vic-1950", "title": "Moe, Victoria 1950", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1950's", "year": 1950, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1254-moe-vic-1950", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Moe, Victoria 1950. Source-stated location: North of Moe, Victoria. Event field: Sighting. Terrain field: National Forest. Body excerpt retained for review: Well first my friends made a noise I was curious then they panic and made a quick get away and by that time I had reach where they were standing and I saw what they ran from and for about 5 sec before I ran I saw a large Yowie well it appeared to be, nearly 7 feet just wading through the scrub east I was facing North.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "North of Moe, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.1855104, "map_longitude": 146.2477028, "map_place_name": "North of Moe, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "North of Moe, Victoria", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 4264, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:521c08075e9f5064", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Aramara, Queensland 1950", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1950", "year": 1950, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1267-aramara-qld-1950", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Aramara, Queensland 1950. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5442; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Aramara, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.6113, "map_longitude": 152.3213, "map_place_name": "Aramara, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 4332, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:42c1c3ce2733c228", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Moe, Victoria 1950", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1950", "year": 1950, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1254-moe-vic-1950", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Moe, Victoria 1950. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5510; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Moe, VIC (VIC): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.177049, "map_longitude": 146.2619888, "map_place_name": "Moe, VIC", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 826, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1505-the-bulletin-article-1954", "title": "1954 - The Bulletin NSW", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1954", "year": 1954, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1505-the-bulletin-article-1954", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1954 - The Bulletin NSW. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: '3 Aboriginal Tales', The Bulletin, 13 October 1954, p. 27.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 634, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1866-young-new-south-wales-1955", "title": "Young, New South Wales 1955", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1955", "year": 1955, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1866-young-new-south-wales-1955", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Young, New South Wales 1955. 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Source-stated location: Dungay Creek, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was about 10 or 11 years old at the time. My sister and two brothers went from the house, which was in the bush, down to pick some oranges which was about 2kms away. We had one of those trolley carts dragging behind us, and the dog started going mad at something in the bush. We just thought it was going mad over a rabbit or something.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Dungay Creek, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.0815329, "map_longitude": 152.6117998, "map_place_name": "Dungay Creek, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Dungay Creek, New South Wales", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 827, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1426-mungay-creek-new-south-wales-1950", "title": "1962 - Macleay Argus, Dungay Creek Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1962", "year": 1962, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1426-mungay-creek-new-south-wales-1950", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1962 - Macleay Argus, Dungay Creek Yowie Article. Source-stated location: Dungay Creek, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Is there a Hairy man or family living on the Upper Macleay? That is the question posed by Mrs. Joan Delaforce (nee Clarke), of New Entrance in her Yowie story published below.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Dungay Creek, NSW (NSW): high; New South Wales (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.0815329, "map_longitude": 152.6117998, "map_place_name": "Dungay Creek, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1962 - Macleay Argus, Dungay Creek Yowie Article. Source-stated location: Dungay Creek, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Is there a Hairy man or family living on the Upper Macleay? That is the question posed by Mrs. Joan Delaforce (nee Clarke), of New Entrance in her Yowie story published below.", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 734, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 8, "external_id": "openalex:W2030921136", "title": "THE AUSTRALIAN EVOLUTION OF THE WANDJINAS FROM RAINCLOUDS", "publication": "Oceania", "author": "Walter Arndt", "date_published": "1964-03-01", "year": 1964, "url": "https://doi.org/10.1002/j.1834-4461.1964.tb00259.x", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Wandjina'. Work type: article. Publication/source: Oceania. Location signal is figure-associated region (Western Australia), not a verified event place.", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "OpenAlex", "source_type": "academic_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Wandjina", "cluster": "broader_humanoid_spirit", "tier": "tier_2_strong_candidate", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "spirit_person", "ontology_default": "ancestral_being", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 1, "canonical_figure_guess": "Wandjina", "figure_name_as_printed": "Wandjina", "ontology_code": "ancestral_being", "humanoid_degree_code": "spirit_person", "source_voice": "scholar", "genre": "academic_text", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_knowledge", "coding_notes": "OpenAlex public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Figure-associated region: Western Australia (WA): medium", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "figure_associated_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 888, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2160-1964-sydney-herald-yowie-article", "title": "1964 - Sydney Herald Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1964", "year": 1964, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2160-1964-sydney-herald-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1964 - Sydney Herald Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Sydney, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # bungonia, bear", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sydney, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8698439, "map_longitude": 151.2082848, "map_place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1964 - Sydney Herald Yowie Article", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 4419, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:967fb69ec5a834d8", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1964 - Sydney Herald Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1964", "year": 1964, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2160-1964-sydney-herald-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1964 - Sydney Herald Yowie Article. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5597; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1964 - Sydney Herald Yowie Article, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.85, "map_longitude": 149.95, "map_place_name": "1964 - Sydney Herald Yowie Article, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 465, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1341-twantin-qld-1965", "title": "Tewantin, Queensland 1965", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Oct, 1965", "year": 1965, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1341-twantin-qld-1965", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tewantin, Queensland 1965. Source-stated location: Tewantin, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: A large hairy creature was reported to have been seen on a roadside near the Noosa Golf coarse in Tewantin at 2am in the morning by a local women while driving home.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tewantin, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.3920057, "map_longitude": 153.0391832, "map_place_name": "Tewantin, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tewantin, Queensland", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 509, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1343-wyandra-qld-1965", "title": "Wyandra, Queensland 1965", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July 1965", "year": 1965, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1343-wyandra-qld-1965", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wyandra, Queensland 1965. Source-stated location: Wyandra, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: A local mailman saw a 6ft Yowie swagger across the road 200m ahead of him, and described it as a \"hairy man\". The local Policeman of the time, Snr. Con. Binigham stood up for the man’s integrity saying he was an honest and reliable man.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wyandra, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.27195, "map_longitude": 146.0871592, "map_place_name": "Wyandra, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wyandra, Queensland", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 889, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1747-1965-sydney-sun-yowie-article", "title": "1965 - Sydney Sun Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1965", "year": 1965, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1747-1965-sydney-sun-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1965 - Sydney Sun Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Sydney, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # ape, wyandra, les summerfield, aldvilel, james binigham", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sydney, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8698439, "map_longitude": 151.2082848, "map_place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1965 - Sydney Sun Yowie Article", "date_band": "depression_postwar" }, { "record_id": 1166, "source_id": 15, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "internet_archive:aboriginalfables0000reed", "title": "Aboriginal fables and legendary tales", "publication": "Reed, A. W. (Alexander Wyclif), 1908-1979", "author": null, "date_published": "1965", "year": 1965, "url": "https://archive.org/details/aboriginalfables0000reed", "snippet": "The public Internet Archive item metadata/title contains the source label `Yara-ma-yha-who` and an Australian relation `South Australia`. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 531, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2043-mount-lindesay-new-south-wales-1972", "title": "Mount Lindesay, New South Wales 1972", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1972", "year": 1972, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2043-mount-lindesay-new-south-wales-1972", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mount Lindesay, New South Wales 1972. Source-stated location: Mt. Lindesay, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: This occurred on the old Mt. 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Lindesay, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.2028986, "map_longitude": 150.1451144, "map_place_name": "Mt. Lindesay, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt. Lindesay, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 744, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 8, "external_id": "openalex:W1794650848", "title": "Archeology: The Art of the Wandjina: Aboriginal Cave Paintings in Kimberley, Western Australia. I. M. CRAWFORD", "publication": "American Anthropologist", "author": "Nancy D. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4335, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:3898336876bfad6a", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Mount Lindesay, New South Wales 1972", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1972", "year": 1972, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2043-mount-lindesay-new-south-wales-1972", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Mount Lindesay, New South Wales 1972. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5513; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Mount Lindesay, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.342851, "map_longitude": 152.670412, "map_place_name": "Mount Lindesay, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4650, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol7220046w", "title": "Shudders and shakes: ghostly tales from Australia", "publication": "Collins", "author": null, "date_published": "1972", "year": 1972, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL7220046W", "snippet": "Shudders and shakes: ghostly tales from Australia Australian Ghost stories Children's stories, Australian Juvenile fiction Australia Anne Bower Ingram Collins", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "ghost_legend", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_metadata_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5828; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 88, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1942-little-brother-mountain-new-south-wales-1973", "title": "Middle Brother Mountain, New South Wales 1973", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1973", "year": 1973, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1942-little-brother-mountain-new-south-wales-1973", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Middle Brother Mountain, New South Wales 1973. Source-stated location: Middle Brother Mountain, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We were on a School Excursion with about 25 people at the time, and we had wondered away from the group down towards the creek beds looking for stones and what not. We heard noises in the bushes coming from our left, and it was moving parallel with us. At the time we thought it was one of the older kids trying to scare at us because we wondered off, so we s...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Middle Brother Mountain, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.2675463, "map_longitude": 149.2936532, "map_place_name": "Middle Brother Mountain, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Middle Brother Mountain, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 151, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2051-burleigh-queensland-1973", "title": "Burleigh, Queensland 1973", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July, 1973", "year": 1973, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2051-burleigh-queensland-1973", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Burleigh, Queensland 1973. Source-stated location: Burleigh, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [Article from Malcolm Smith’s ‘Bigfoots and Bunyips: In Search of Australia’s Mystery Animals’ published by Millennium Books (1996) - Pages 156 & 157]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Burleigh, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -20.314865, "map_longitude": 143.0410557, "map_place_name": "Burleigh, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Burleigh, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 275, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1825-bexhill-new-south-wales-1973", "title": "Bexhill, New South Wales 1973", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1973", "year": 1973, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1825-bexhill-new-south-wales-1973", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bexhill, New South Wales 1973. Source-stated location: Bexhill, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and friends were camping at Bexhill. 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Source-stated location: Minto, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: Two teenagers have reported the first sighting of the notorious Minto monster. Gary Strike, 14, of Campbelltown and his friend Joe Harty were rabbit trapping on Saturday when they heard the screeching wail which has terrorised Minto residents for the past week.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Minto, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.0316667, "map_longitude": 150.8511111, "map_place_name": "Minto, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Minto, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1032, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1757-1973-daily-telegraph-yowie-article", "title": "1973 - Daily Telegraph Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1973", "year": 1973, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1757-1973-daily-telegraph-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1973 - Daily Telegraph Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Sydney, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # pat neeley, yowie, minto", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sydney, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8698439, "map_longitude": 151.2082848, "map_place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1973 - Daily Telegraph Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1033, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1758-1973-daily-telegraph-yowie-article-2", "title": "1973 - Daily Telegraph Yowie Article 2", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1973", "year": 1973, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1758-1973-daily-telegraph-yowie-article-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1973 - Daily Telegraph Yowie Article 2. Location cue from public page title/path: Sydney, New South Wales. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4269, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:139983d708f999b8", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #111) at Middle Brother N.P., New South Wales (1973)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1973", "year": 1973, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yA_yTaljIqk", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #111) at Middle Brother N.P., New South Wales (1973). 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I have sent another email and I came across yowiehunters Website as something else on the net sparked my interest again and I was not even aware others had a page like yours up and dealing with this subject especially in Australia.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Casino, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.8629114, "map_longitude": 153.0483736, "map_place_name": "Casino, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Casino (area), New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 430, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1392-grafton-new-south-wales-1974", "title": "Grafton, New South Wales 1974", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer 1974", "year": 1974, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1392-grafton-new-south-wales-1974", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Grafton, New South Wales 1974. Source-stated location: West of Grafton, New South Wales. Event field: Road Side Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: A Grafton man is set to join the latest North Coast Yowie hunt, with a report of a sighting of the fabled beast near Grafton 16 years ago. 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Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5765; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Casino and Whiporie, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.897618, "map_longitude": 152.990119, "map_place_name": "Casino and Whiporie, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 89, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1808-katoomba-new-south-wales-1975", "title": "Katoomba, New South Wales 1975", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1975", "year": 1975, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1808-katoomba-new-south-wales-1975", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Katoomba, New South Wales 1975. Source-stated location: Katoomba, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and two mates used to ride the tracks of the Blue Mountains catchment area. We had ridden these tracks many times and had never seen anything unusual.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Katoomba, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.713759, "map_longitude": 150.3121633, "map_place_name": "Katoomba, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Katoomba, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 296, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2301-blue-knob-new-south-wales-1975", "title": "Blue Knob, New South Wales 1975", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer, 1975", "year": 1975, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2301-blue-knob-new-south-wales-1975", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Blue Knob, New South Wales 1975. Source-stated location: Blue Knob, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I'm 77 now, so forty five years ago or so would make it about summer of 1975. It all happened at the bottom of the Blue Knob mountain. Probably only about four or five miles west from Nimbin.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Blue Knob, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.6984, "map_longitude": 152.55604, "map_place_name": "Blue Knob, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Blue Knob, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4413, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:7b53d3316d2f7387", "title": "Videos: Lake George Yowie Sighting NSW 1975", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1975", "year": 1975, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVGTFPyQtKk", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Videos: Lake George Yowie Sighting NSW 1975. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5591; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Lake George Yowie Sighting NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.738601, "map_longitude": 149.762048, "map_place_name": "Lake George Yowie Sighting NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 374, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1374-cooma-new-south-wales-1976", "title": "Cooma, New South Wales 1976", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Aug, 1976", "year": 1976, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1374-cooma-new-south-wales-1976", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cooma, New South Wales 1976. Source-stated location: Cooma, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sightings - Yowie Reward. Body excerpt retained for review: Canberra – The Snowy Mountains has its own Abominable Snowman, according to local reports.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cooma, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.2356785, "map_longitude": 149.1261779, "map_place_name": "Cooma, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cooma, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 504, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1855-lake-george-new-south-wales-1976", "title": "Lake George, New South Wales 1976", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1976", "year": 1976, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1855-lake-george-new-south-wales-1976", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lake George, New South Wales 1976. Source-stated location: Lake George, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We went to bed and at about 1-2am something was disturbing me, so I lay there listening. I could hear a cow bellowing and it sounded upset. I lay there for a while and I could hear like a droning sound.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lake George, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.0916656, "map_longitude": 149.4208438, "map_place_name": "Lake George, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lake George, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 560, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1919-pilliga-new-south-wales-1976", "title": "Pilliga, New South Wales 1976", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "March, 1976", "year": 1976, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1919-pilliga-new-south-wales-1976", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Pilliga, New South Wales 1976. Source-stated location: Pilliga, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It would have been back in 1976, we were driving back from Queensland. Every year my family would do a trip to Noosa. It was two days up there and two days drive back again.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Pilliga, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.351605, "map_longitude": 148.8888022, "map_place_name": "Pilliga, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Pilliga, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 621, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1470-woodenbong-new-south-wales-1980", "title": "Woodenbong, New South Wales 1976", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1976", "year": 1976, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1470-woodenbong-new-south-wales-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Woodenbong, New South Wales 1976. Source-stated location: Woodenbong, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Semi residential.. Body excerpt retained for review: A Woodenbong Woman reported seeing two Yowies that had also been seen by several people in the past weeks, outside her house.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Woodenbong, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.3913455, "map_longitude": 152.6120214, "map_place_name": "Woodenbong, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Woodenbong, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 828, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/2062-1976-macleay-argus-yowie-article", "title": "1976 - Macleay Argus Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1976", "year": 1976, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/2062-1976-macleay-argus-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1976 - Macleay Argus Yowie Article. Source-stated location: Kempsey, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: One September night eight years ago, Mr George Gray, of Middleton Street, South Kempsey, fought for his life with a hairy, ape-like creature that attacked him as he slept in his bed.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kempsey, NSW (NSW): high; New South Wales (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.9056457, "map_longitude": 152.5228021, "map_place_name": "Kempsey, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1976 - Macleay Argus Yowie Article. Source-stated location: Kempsey, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: One September night eight years ago, Mr George Gray, of Middleton Street, South Kempsey, fought for his life with a hairy, ape-like creature that attacked him as he slept in his bed.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 829, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1607-reward-for-yowie-article-1976", "title": "1976 - Reward for Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "11 th Oct, 1976", "year": 1976, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1607-reward-for-yowie-article-1976", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1976 - Reward for Yowie Article. Source-stated location: Queanbeyan, A.C.T.. Body excerpt retained for review: Australian Capital Territory and Snowy Mountains residents awoke this morning to the question: Has anyone seen a two metre tall ape-like man?", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australian Capital Territory (ACT): high", "state_territory": "ACT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 892, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1771-1976-macleay-argus-yowie-article", "title": "1976 - Macleay Argus Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1976", "year": 1976, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1771-1976-macleay-argus-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1976 - Macleay Argus Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Macleay, New South Wales. 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Location cue from public page title/path: Sydney, New South Wales.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sydney, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8698439, "map_longitude": 151.2082848, "map_place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1976 - Sydney Sun Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 894, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1725-1976-telegraph-canberra-area-yowie-article", "title": "1976 - Telegraph Canberra area Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1976", "year": 1976, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1725-1976-telegraph-canberra-area-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1976 - Telegraph Canberra area Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Canberra, ACT (ACT): medium", "state_territory": "ACT", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.2975906, "map_longitude": 149.1012676, "map_place_name": "Canberra, ACT", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1976 - Telegraph Canberra area Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1034, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1760-1976-sun-herald-yowie-article", "title": "1976 - Sun Herald Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1976", "year": 1976, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1760-1976-sun-herald-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1976 - Sun Herald Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Sydney, New South Wales. 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Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5602; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1976 - Macleay Argus Yowie Article, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.863601, "map_longitude": 152.256302, "map_place_name": "1976 - Macleay Argus Yowie Article, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4425, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:c01b32d4097621a9", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1976 - Sydney Sun Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1976", "year": 1976, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1714-1976-sydney-sun-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1976 - Sydney Sun Yowie Article. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5603; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1976 - Sydney Sun Yowie Article, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.225, "map_longitude": 149.125833, "map_place_name": "1976 - Sydney Sun Yowie Article, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4643, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol19046763w", "title": "A Handful of ghosts", "publication": "Hodder & Stoughton; Hodder and Stoughton", "author": null, "date_published": "1976", "year": 1976, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL19046763W", "snippet": "A Handful of ghosts Australian Ghost stories Ghost stories Barbara Ker Wilson Hodder & Stoughton; Hodder and Stoughton", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "ghost_legend", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_metadata_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5821; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 90, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1349-batemans-bay-new-south-wales-1977", "title": "Bateman's Bay, New South Wales 1977", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Sept 2, 1977", "year": 1977, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1349-batemans-bay-new-south-wales-1977", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bateman's Bay, New South Wales 1977. Source-stated location: Batemans Bay, New South Wales. Event field: Footprint Find. Body excerpt retained for review: Date of report : Wednesday the 7 th of September, 1977.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Batemans Bay, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.7072183, "map_longitude": 150.178289, "map_place_name": "Batemans Bay, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Batemans Bay, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 91, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1449-talingbo-new-south-wales", "title": "Talingbo, New South Wales 1977", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1977", "year": 1977, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1449-talingbo-new-south-wales", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Talingbo, New South Wales 1977. Source-stated location: Talingbo, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: Last Wednesday afternoon at about 5.45pm, 40 yards from Power Road, Talingbo, Mr. Johnny Crocker claims to have sighted a Yowie.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Talingbo, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.5819244, "map_longitude": 148.3029977, "map_place_name": "Talingbo, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Talingbo, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 443, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1325-springbrook-qld-1977", "title": "Springbrook, Queensland 1977", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "October 22 and 23, 1977", "year": 1977, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1325-springbrook-qld-1977", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Springbrook, Queensland 1977. Source-stated location: Springbrook Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sightings. Body excerpt retained for review: BILL O'Chee can remember it like it was yesterday. It was the day the former Queensland National Party senator came face to face with a creature straight out of a nightmare.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Springbrook, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.185749, "map_longitude": 153.2715593, "map_place_name": "Springbrook, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Springbrook Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 474, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1572-karuah-river-new-south-wales-1977", "title": "Karuah River, New South Wales 1977", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1977", "year": 1977, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1572-karuah-river-new-south-wales-1977", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Karuah River, New South Wales 1977. Source-stated location: Karuah River, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: When I was a 14 year old me and a pal went for a fishing trip past the swamp at Boral. It was a treacherous journey through knee high mud to get to a great bream hole we knew of about 3kms from the nearest house up a very hard to see creek from the river due to overhanging branches, we were told not to go up there because of a creature known by the old loca...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Karuah River, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.2925234, "map_longitude": 151.8837462, "map_place_name": "Karuah River, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Karuah River, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 557, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1437-oxley-island-new-south-wales-1977", "title": "Oxley Island, New South Wales 1977", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "March, 1977", "year": 1977, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1437-oxley-island-new-south-wales-1977", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Oxley Island, New South Wales 1977. Source-stated location: Oxley Island, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: An Oxley Island family believes their family could have been visited by a Yowie. They didn’t link two incidents on their property within the last two weeks, until hearing a radio report of a local search for an Australian version of the Himalayan abominable snowman.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Oxley Island, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.9132089, "map_longitude": 152.5666119, "map_place_name": "Oxley Island, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Oxley Island, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 558, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1438-pambula-new-south-wales-1977", "title": "Pambula, New South Wales 1977", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1977", "year": 1977, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1438-pambula-new-south-wales-1977", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Pambula, New South Wales 1977. Source-stated location: Pambula, New South Wales. Event field: Shot Fired at Yowie. Body excerpt retained for review: Kos guines of Frankston, fired rabbit-shot into a black Yowie-like creature in Southern NSW in 1977.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Pambula, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.928848, "map_longitude": 149.8752844, "map_place_name": "Pambula, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Pambula, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 593, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1453-timsvale-new-sout-wales-1977", "title": "Timsvale, New South Wales 1977", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1977", "year": 1977, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1453-timsvale-new-sout-wales-1977", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Timsvale, New South Wales 1977. Source-stated location: Timsvale, New South Wales. Event field: Audible and Strange Smell. Terrain field: Abandoned logging village in forest.. Body excerpt retained for review: It was back in 1977 a friend and I were staying at Timsvale an old ghost town with 16 buildings in it, It was when picnic at hanging rock was on at the drive in at Coffs Harbour. Timsvale was recently purchased by the Govt and turned it into a youth hostel.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Timsvale, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.2200329, "map_longitude": 152.8713966, "map_place_name": "Timsvale, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Timsvale, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 622, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1515-woodenbong-new-south-wales-1977", "title": "Woodenbong, New South Wales 1977", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "August 1977", "year": 1977, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1515-woodenbong-new-south-wales-1977", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Woodenbong, New South Wales 1977. Source-stated location: Woodenbong, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: Another Yowie sighting occured in Lindsay Street, only about 270 metres from Thelma Crewe's house.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Woodenbong, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.3913455, "map_longitude": 152.6120214, "map_place_name": "Woodenbong, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Woodenbong, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 830, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1647-hairy-man-of-south-east-australia-1977", "title": "1977 - Hairy Man of South East Australia", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1977", "year": 1977, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1647-hairy-man-of-south-east-australia-1977", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1977 - Hairy Man of South East Australia. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: The Hairy Man of South Eastern Australia,", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 895, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1727-1977-gold-coast-bulletin", "title": "1977 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1977", "year": 1977, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1727-1977-gold-coast-bulletin", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1977 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # bill o'chee, peter rogers, craig jackson, tss, Koonjewarre", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1977 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 896, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1745-1977-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-2", "title": "1977 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 2", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1977", "year": 1977, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1745-1977-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1977 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 2. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # springbrook, david fleay, howard smith", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1977 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 2", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 897, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1773-1977-lismore-northern-star-yowie-article", "title": "1977 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1977", "year": 1977, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1773-1977-lismore-northern-star-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1977 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Lismore, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # lismore, thel crewe, ape, ballina, yowie, woodenbong", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lismore, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.8077608, "map_longitude": 153.2791883, "map_place_name": "Lismore, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1977 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 898, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1761-1976-lismore-nothern-star-yowie-article", "title": "1977 - Lismore Nothern Star Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1977", "year": 1977, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1761-1976-lismore-nothern-star-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1977 - Lismore Nothern Star Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Lismore, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # gary buchanan, woodenbong yowie, jean malony, 1977, dog attack", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lismore, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.8077608, "map_longitude": 153.2791883, "map_place_name": "Lismore, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1977 - Lismore Nothern Star Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 899, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1749-1977-tambarumba-times-yowie-article", "title": "1977 - Tambarumba Times Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1977", "year": 1977, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1749-1977-tambarumba-times-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1977 - Tambarumba Times Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Tambarumba, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # talbingo, yowie, john crocker, footprints", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Talbingo (NSW): medium; Tambarumba, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.5819244, "map_longitude": 148.3029977, "map_place_name": "Talbingo", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "public page title/path: Tambarumba, New South Wales. 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Re: Springbrook, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.183333, "map_longitude": 153.283333, "map_place_name": "1977 - Unknown Origin. Re: Springbrook, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4632, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol6621008w", "title": "The hairy man of south eastern Australia", "publication": "G. C. 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Joyner", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Hairy Man", "figure_name_as_printed": "Hairy Man", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_metadata_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5810; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 92, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2141-mogo-new-south-wales-1978", "title": "Mogo, New South Wales 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2141-mogo-new-south-wales-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mogo, New South Wales 1978. Source-stated location: Mogo, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was probably around 8 or 9 years old and went to the Mogo School. Around the School was all State Forest. We all used to go up into the forest and sit there on chairs, have small fires etc. It was quite a community because we all went to School together.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mogo, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.7830222, "map_longitude": 150.1426078, "map_place_name": "Mogo, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mogo, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 152, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1284-cunungra-qld-1978", "title": "Canungra, Queensland 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1978/79", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1284-cunungra-qld-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Canungra, Queensland 1978. Source-stated location: Canungra, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Interview with Pauline Haimes re her deceased husband Max", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Canungra, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0385865, "map_longitude": 153.1419128, "map_place_name": "Canungra, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Canungra, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 153, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2054-nerang-queensland-1978", "title": "Nerang, Queensland 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "August, 1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2054-nerang-queensland-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Nerang, Queensland 1978. Source-stated location: Nerang, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We used to build cubbyhouses in the Nerang State Forest and ride our push bikes through the forestry. It was late in the afternoon and I was up at the cubbyhouse and it was just getting on dark and I had decided to head back home which was only 300-400m away.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Nerang, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9896566, "map_longitude": 153.3365942, "map_place_name": "Nerang, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Nerang, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 233, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1347-barclays-island-new-south-wales-1978", "title": "Barclay's Island, New South Wales 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1347-barclays-island-new-south-wales-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Barclay's Island, New South Wales 1978. Source-stated location: Barclay's Island, New South Wales. Event field: Footprint Find. Body excerpt retained for review: Huge footprints found near the Clyde River have people stumped. Three men and others working close by, were called to examine the large prints.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Barclay's Island, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 265, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/2180-mount-warrenheip-victoria-1978", "title": "Mount Warrenheip, Victoria 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "May, 1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2180-mount-warrenheip-victoria-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mount Warrenheip, Victoria 1978. Source-stated location: Mount Warrenheip, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was living at Dunnstown at the time and had just met a girl. There was an old house opposite Mount Warrenheip, on Old Melbourne Road and one of the old cockies at the pub one night said if I wanted to put some work into the old house, we could move into it.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mount Warrenheip, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.5765814, "map_longitude": 143.9582352, "map_place_name": "Mount Warrenheip, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mount Warrenheip, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 288, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1281-coomera-qld-1978", "title": "Coomera, Queensland 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1281-coomera-qld-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Coomera, Queensland 1978. Source-stated location: Coomera Valley, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Mr. L. Rye told of a \"nightmarish\" encounter with a Yowie, after a School boy in Nerang came forward with a sighting only weeks prior. Mr. Rye was goind to keep quite about the incident as many do, but decided to back the boys claims.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Coomera Valley, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9534104, "map_longitude": 153.247946, "map_place_name": "Coomera Valley, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Coomera Valley, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 307, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2050-currumbin-queensland-1978", "title": "Currumbin, Queensland 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2050-currumbin-queensland-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Currumbin, Queensland 1978. Source-stated location: Currumbin, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Male Witness, 13-14 years old at the time of the event. End of Mitchell Avenue and to the south, Currumbin.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Currumbin, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.1369655, "map_longitude": 153.4799277, "map_place_name": "Currumbin, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Currumbin, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 445, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1326-springbrook-qld-1978", "title": "Springbrook, Queensland 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "March, 1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1326-springbrook-qld-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Springbrook, Queensland 1978. Source-stated location: Springbrook, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Within the prior 6 months to this report, there had been six Yowie reports from Springbrook. A Parks and Wildlife Ranger, Percy Window, said he had never been as scared in his life as the day he came face to face with a Yowie while cutting timber near the repeater station.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Springbrook, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.185749, "map_longitude": 153.2715593, "map_place_name": "Springbrook, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Springbrook, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 447, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1327-springbrook-qld-1978-sp-22191", "title": "Springbrook, Queensland 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan, 1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1327-springbrook-qld-1978-sp-22191", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Springbrook, Queensland 1978. Source-stated location: Springbrook, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Goldcoast Bulletin. 15th of Jan, 1978", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Springbrook, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.185749, "map_longitude": 153.2715593, "map_place_name": "Springbrook, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Springbrook, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 462, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1401-jackadgery-new-south-wales-1978", "title": "Jackadgery, New South Wales 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1401-jackadgery-new-south-wales-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Jackadgery, New South Wales 1978. Source-stated location: Jackadgery, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Deep rock gorges, river country huge steep hills of boulders with cracks and vegetation between them there would be many hidden caves in these hills.. Body excerpt retained for review: Very remote virgin bush only accessible by chopper or canoe.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Jackadgery, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.5816646, "map_longitude": 152.5511068, "map_place_name": "Jackadgery, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Jackadgery, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 540, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2122-mudgee-ulan-new-south-wales-1978", "title": "Mudgee - Ulan, New South Wales 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "October 30th, 1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2122-mudgee-ulan-new-south-wales-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mudgee - Ulan, New South Wales 1978. Source-stated location: Mudgee, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I heard the story about the guy with the truck at Canungra (Witheren), and that’s what happened to me. I’m 65 now and I was only 23 at the time. It was 1978. I worked for a firm called White Industries at Ulan, out passed Mudgee.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mudgee, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.5980702, "map_longitude": 149.5886383, "map_place_name": "Mudgee, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mudgee, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 547, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1428-narooma-new-south-wales-1978", "title": "Narooma, New South Wales 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July, 1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1428-narooma-new-south-wales-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Narooma, New South Wales 1978. Source-stated location: Narooma, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Southeast Magazine – Batemans Bay District", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Narooma, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.2190152, "map_longitude": 150.1317243, "map_place_name": "Narooma, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Narooma, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 561, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1441-pilliga-new-south-wales-1978", "title": "Pilliga, New South Wales 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Sept 1978-79", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1441-pilliga-new-south-wales-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Pilliga, New South Wales 1978. Source-stated location: Pilliga (30 kms north of Coonabarabran), New South Wales. Event field: Roadside Sighting. Terrain field: Road through bushland. Body excerpt retained for review: My friend and I were driving along the Newell Highway at 3am, from Narrabi to Coonabarrabran before the turnoff to Gunnedah, we would have been travelling about 90 mile an hour. We had the windows down and the stereo blaring to keep us awake. There were a lot of dead kangaroo on the road. We saw in the driving lights up ahead, what looked like a large wild...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Pilliga, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.351605, "map_longitude": 148.8888022, "map_place_name": "Pilliga, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Pilliga (30 kms north of Coonabarabran), New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 598, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1454-tweed-heads-new-south-wales-1978", "title": "Tweed Heads, New South Wales 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1978/79", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1454-tweed-heads-new-south-wales-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tweed Heads, New South Wales 1978. Source-stated location: Tweed Heads, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Ridged swamp area beside open fields. Body excerpt retained for review: I was 11 or 12 years old, at South Tweed Heads at the Billabong Caravan Park. Unfortunately a freeway now runs through the area of our sighting.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tweed Heads, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.1786639, "map_longitude": 153.5369986, "map_place_name": "Tweed Heads, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tweed Heads, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 831, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1606-bilambil-yowie-article-daily-news-1978", "title": "1978 - Bilambil Yowie Article, Daily News", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "12 th Sept, 1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1606-bilambil-yowie-article-daily-news-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1978 - Bilambil Yowie Article, Daily News. Source-stated location: Bilambil Valley, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: Title: Yowie on the prowl? Mystery Slayings in Bilambil Valley.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bilambil (NSW): medium; New South Wales (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.2245935, "map_longitude": 153.4659475, "map_place_name": "Bilambil", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1978 - Bilambil Yowie Article, Daily News Australian Yowie Research Public AYR report page for 1978 - Bil", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 901, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1908-1978-canberra-times", "title": "1978 - Canberra Times", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1908-1978-canberra-times", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1978 - Canberra Times. Location cue from public page title/path: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. Body excerpt retained for review: # hairyman, monaro, yahoo, joyner,", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Canberra, ACT (ACT): medium", "state_territory": "ACT", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.2975906, "map_longitude": 149.1012676, "map_place_name": "Canberra, ACT", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1978 - Canberra Times", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 902, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2053-1978-gold-coast-bulletin-nerang", "title": "1978 - Gold Coast Bulletin (Nerang) 25-08-1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2053-1978-gold-coast-bulletin-nerang", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1978 - Gold Coast Bulletin (Nerang) 25-08-1978. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # nerang, shaun cooper, tree", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1978 - Gold Coast Bulletin (Nerang) 25-08-1978", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 903, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1729-1978-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "title": "1978 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1729-1978-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1978 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1978 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 904, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1754-1968-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "title": "1978 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1754-1968-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1978 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # coomera, leaonard rye, nerang", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1978 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 905, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2083-1978-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-2", "title": "1978 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2083-1978-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1978 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # springbrook yowie, woodenbong, bulletin", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1978 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 906, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2150-1978-moruya-examiner-yowie-article", "title": "1978 - Moruya Examiner Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2150-1978-moruya-examiner-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1978 - Moruya Examiner Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Moruya, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # narooma, bear", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Moruya, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.9098127, "map_longitude": 150.0820002, "map_place_name": "Moruya, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1978 - Moruya Examiner Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1080, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1778-1978-daily-news-yowie-article", "title": "1978 - Daily News Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1778-1978-daily-news-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1978 - Daily News Yowie Article. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # bilambil, duroby, everett, attack", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Bilambil (NSW): medium; Duroby (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.2245935, "map_longitude": 153.4659475, "map_place_name": "Bilambil", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4272, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:a12def20fab0a7f9", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #144) between Mudgee and Ulan, New South Wales (Oct 1978)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N84zGqXLoIA", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #144) between Mudgee and Ulan, New South Wales (Oct 1978). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4322, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:eb924471cd671a24", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Barclays Island, New South Wales 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1347-barclays-island-new-south-wales-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Barclays Island, New South Wales 1978. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4340, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:4ea6cab6bda8d4ac", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Mudgee - Ulan, New South Wales 1978", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2122-mudgee-ulan-new-south-wales-1978", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Mudgee - Ulan, New South Wales 1978. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4407, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:a4b67f6501c46bdf", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie / Bigfoot Sighting (Audio Report #170) at Warrenheip, Victoria (April-May 1978)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiGUbpKCqhw", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie / Bigfoot Sighting (Audio Report #170) at Warrenheip, Victoria (April-May 1978). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4432, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:7815cd4adc7c9e16", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1978 - Canberra Times", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1908-1978-canberra-times", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1978 - Canberra Times. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4603, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:65779339077fd6cc", "title": "Witness sketches: Nerang, Queensland (1978)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1978", "year": 1978, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Witness sketches: Nerang, Queensland (1978). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 31, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:northern-territory/2138-darwin-fannie-bay-northern-territory-1979", "title": "Darwin (Fannie Bay), Northern Territory 1979", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/northern-territory/2138-darwin-fannie-bay-northern-territory-1979", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Darwin (Fannie Bay), Northern Territory 1979. Source-stated location: Darwin – Fannie Bay. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was living in the NZ and came to Darwin due to business (building company), which was a bit of an adventure for my husband, son and myself.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Darwin – Fannie Bay, NT (NT): high", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -12.4354118, "map_longitude": 130.8378317, "map_place_name": "Darwin – Fannie Bay, NT", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Darwin – Fannie Bay", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 93, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1350-batemans-bay-new-south-wales-1979", "title": "Bateman's Bay, New South Wales 1979", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Aug, 1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1350-batemans-bay-new-south-wales-1979", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bateman's Bay, New South Wales 1979. Source-stated location: Batemans Bay, New South Wales. Event field: Footprint Find. Terrain field: Remote beach at Batemans Bay. Body excerpt retained for review: Reported: Two Canberra couples reported seeing huge man like tracks across the sand leading into the bushes.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Batemans Bay, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.7072183, "map_longitude": 150.178289, "map_place_name": "Batemans Bay, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Batemans Bay, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 94, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1468-wentworth-falls-new-south-wales-1979", "title": "Wentworth Falls, New South Wales 1979", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1468-wentworth-falls-new-south-wales-1979", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wentworth Falls, New South Wales 1979. Source-stated location: Wentworth Falls, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Daily Mirror. 1979 - Tony Maguire.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wentworth Falls, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.72802, "map_longitude": 150.3740633, "map_place_name": "Wentworth Falls, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wentworth Falls, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 154, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1279-charters-towers-qld-1979-2", "title": "Charters Towers, Queensland 1979 (2)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1279-charters-towers-qld-1979-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Charters Towers, Queensland 1979 (2). Source-stated location: Charters Towers, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Attack. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: The Townsville Daily Bulletin writes about the Charters Towers incident on Monday the 5 th of March 1979", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Charters Towers, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -20.0714089, "map_longitude": 146.2709824, "map_place_name": "Charters Towers, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Charters Towers, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 155, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1918-mt-isa-queensland-1979", "title": "Mt. Isa, Queensland 1979", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "September, 1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1918-mt-isa-queensland-1979", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Isa, Queensland 1979. Source-stated location: Mt. Isa, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was just a kid at the time working on what was back then, Ardmore Station out of Mt. Isa. It’s between Mt.Isa and Dajarra. I was working there as a Jackeroo. There was about 12 of us including a few black fellows and some other white ringers.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt. Isa, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -20.7289898, "map_longitude": 139.4931522, "map_place_name": "Mt. Isa, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt. Isa, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 273, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1278-charters-towers-qld-1979", "title": "Charters Towers, Queensland 1979 (1)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1278-charters-towers-qld-1979", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Charters Towers, Queensland 1979 (1). Source-stated location: Charters Towers, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Attack. Body excerpt retained for review: Witness: Michael Mangan (Suicided some years later)", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Charters Towers, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -20.0714089, "map_longitude": 146.2709824, "map_place_name": "Charters Towers, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Charters Towers, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 317, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1286-enoggera-creek-qld-1977", "title": "Enoggera Creek, Queensland 1977", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July 1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1286-enoggera-creek-qld-1977", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Enoggera Creek, Queensland 1977. Source-stated location: Enogerra Creek (Mt Nebo Road), Queensland. Event field: Audible. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and a friend were standing in front of our campfire, when all of a sudden there were two extremely loud screaming yells from the bush about ten meters away.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Enogerra Creek, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.4419106, "map_longitude": 152.9826794, "map_place_name": "Enogerra Creek, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Enogerra Creek (Mt Nebo Road), Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 353, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1301-kilkivan-qld-1979", "title": "Kilkivan, Queensland 1979", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1301-kilkivan-qld-1979", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kilkivan, Queensland 1979. Source-stated location: Kilkivan, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Terrain field: Pine Forest. Body excerpt retained for review: Mrs Roy Locke and her husband saw a 4' tall hairy animal standing by the road near Kilkivan, 20km out of Murgon just before dusk.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kilkivan, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.080292, "map_longitude": 152.2473652, "map_place_name": "Kilkivan, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kilkivan, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 389, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2076-mt-cootha-queensland-1979", "title": "Mt. Cootha, Queensland 1979", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2076-mt-cootha-queensland-1979", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Cootha, Queensland 1979. Source-stated location: Mount Cootha, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I’ve been hanging onto this for a long, long time. I didn’t tell anybody about it in case they thought I was a looney.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mount Cootha, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.4850319, "map_longitude": 152.9589108, "map_place_name": "Mount Cootha, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mount Cootha, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 427, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2179-palm-beach-queensland-1979", "title": "Palm Beach, Queensland 1979", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "September, 1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2179-palm-beach-queensland-1979", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Palm Beach, Queensland 1979. Source-stated location: Palm Beach, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was before the construction of the M1 (Pacific Highway) and the estates around that area such as Elanora to the west. I was living on Manus Avenue in Palm Beach.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Palm Beach, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.1155325, "map_longitude": 153.4583936, "map_place_name": "Palm Beach, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Palm Beach, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 502, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1406-lake-cargelligo-new-south-wales-1979", "title": "Lake Cargelligo, New South Wales 1979", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer, 1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1406-lake-cargelligo-new-south-wales-1979", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lake Cargelligo, New South Wales 1979. Source-stated location: Lake Cargelligo, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [Located 590 km west of Sydney via the Great Western and Mid Western Highways and 168 m above sea-level Lake Cargelligo, with a population of 1300, appears like an unexpected oasis on the flat western plains.]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lake Cargelligo, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.2981001, "map_longitude": 146.3734587, "map_place_name": "Lake Cargelligo, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lake Cargelligo, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 548, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1429-narromine-new-south-wales-1979", "title": "Narromine, New South Wales 1979", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Sept, 1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1429-narromine-new-south-wales-1979", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Narromine, New South Wales 1979. Source-stated location: Narromine, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: I would like to relay a story my mother had told me.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Narromine, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.2317016, "map_longitude": 147.9528517, "map_place_name": "Narromine, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Narromine, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 562, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1440-pilliga-new-south-wales-1979", "title": "Pilliga, New South Wales 1979", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1440-pilliga-new-south-wales-1979", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Pilliga, New South Wales 1979. Source-stated location: Pilliga, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Melbourne Chronicle, via the AAP", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Pilliga, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.351605, "map_longitude": 148.8888022, "map_place_name": "Pilliga, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Pilliga, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 563, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1442-pilliga-new-south-wales-1979-sp-19667", "title": "Pilliga, New South Wales 1979", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1442-pilliga-new-south-wales-1979-sp-19667", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Pilliga, New South Wales 1979. Source-stated location: Pilliga, New South Wales. Event field: Truck Attack. Body excerpt retained for review: Constable Warren of the Coonabarabran Police stated in the Queensland times that Truck drivers had erected signs that say \"Beware of Yowies, next 121km\" along the Newel Hwy in the well known Yowie hot spot of the Pilliga Scrub.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Pilliga, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.351605, "map_longitude": 148.8888022, "map_place_name": "Pilliga, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Pilliga, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 632, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1475-yarrangobilly-new-south-wales-1979", "title": "Yarrangobilly, New South Wales 1979", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1475-yarrangobilly-new-south-wales-1979", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Yarrangobilly, New South Wales 1979. Source-stated location: Yarrangobilly, New South Wales. Event field: Audible. Terrain field: Thick Bush. Body excerpt retained for review: A large group of people were camping on a hillside beside a large open creek flat. Very late one night (or early one morning), extremely powerful bellowing / wailing was heard by a friend and I (we were awoken from our sleep).", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Yarrangobilly, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.6483333, "map_longitude": 148.4677778, "map_place_name": "Yarrangobilly, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Yarrangobilly, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 724, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 7, "external_id": "openalex:W1988959366", "title": "Two New Species of Skinks, Genus Ctenotus (Reptilia Lacertilia, Scincidae), from Cape York Peninsula, Queensland, Australia", "publication": "Journal of Herpetology", "author": "G J Ingram", "date_published": "1979-07-30", "year": 1979, "url": "https://doi.org/10.2307/1563319", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Quinkan'. Work type: article. Publication/source: Journal of Herpetology. Location signal is figure-associated region (Queensland), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: Ctenotus quinkan sp. nov. is known only from the sandstone country between Laura and Cooktown, Queensland. Ctenotus rawlinsoni sp. nov. has been collected only from the coastal heaths between Cooktown and Cape Flattery, Queensland.", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "OpenAlex", "source_type": "academic_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Quinkan", "cluster": "broader_humanoid_spirit", "tier": "tier_2_strong_candidate", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "spirit_person", "ontology_default": "spirit_being", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 1, "canonical_figure_guess": "Quinkan", "figure_name_as_printed": "Quinkan", "ontology_code": "spirit_being", "humanoid_degree_code": "spirit_person", "source_voice": "scholar", "genre": "academic_text", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_knowledge", "coding_notes": "OpenAlex public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Figure-associated region: Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "figure_associated_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 832, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1605-kilkivan-yowie-article-1979", "title": "1979 - Kilkivan Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2 nd Oct, 1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1605-kilkivan-yowie-article-1979", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1979 - Kilkivan Yowie Article. Source-stated location: Kilkivan, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: Residents of Murgon, 275km north-west of Brisbane generally are sceptical about an alleged sighting of a yowie in their area, according to Murgon Shire chairman, Cr Bill Roberts.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kilkivan (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.080292, "map_longitude": 152.2473652, "map_place_name": "Kilkivan", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1979 - Kilkivan Yowie Article Australian Yowie Research Public AYR report page for 1979 - Kilkivan Yowie", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 907, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2157-1979-daily-telegraph-yowie-article", "title": "1979 - Daily Telegraph Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2157-1979-daily-telegraph-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1979 - Daily Telegraph Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # wentworth falls, blue mountains", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): medium; Wentworth Falls (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.72802, "map_longitude": 150.3740633, "map_place_name": "Wentworth Falls", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "ic page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # wentworth falls, blue mountains 1979 - Daily Telegraph Yowie Article URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 908, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2146-1979-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "title": "1979 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2146-1979-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1979 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # hollywell, runaway bay, gold coast", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1979 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 909, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1735-1979-murgon-yowie-newspaper-article", "title": "1979 - Murgon Yowie Newspaper Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1735-1979-murgon-yowie-newspaper-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1979 - Murgon Yowie Newspaper Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Murgon, Queensland.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Murgon, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.2441735, "map_longitude": 151.936075, "map_place_name": "Murgon, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1979 - Murgon Yowie Newspaper Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 910, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1699-1979-pilliga-coonabarabran-yowie-article", "title": "1979 - Pilliga/Coonabarabran Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1699-1979-pilliga-coonabarabran-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1979 - Pilliga/Coonabarabran Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Coonabarabran, New South Wales.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Coonabarabran, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.2728076, "map_longitude": 149.2733225, "map_place_name": "Coonabarabran, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1979 - Pilliga/Coonabarabran Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 911, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1720-1979-the-cronicle-qld-yowie-article", "title": "1979 - The Cronicle QLD Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1720-1979-the-cronicle-qld-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1979 - The Cronicle QLD Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 912, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1733-1979-townsville-daily-bulletin-yowie-article", "title": "1979 - Townsville Daily Bulletin Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1733-1979-townsville-daily-bulletin-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1979 - Townsville Daily Bulletin Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Townsville, Queensland.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Townsville, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -19.2569391, "map_longitude": 146.8239537, "map_place_name": "Townsville, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1979 - Townsville Daily Bulletin Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 913, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1755-1979-townsville-daily-bulletin-yowie-article-2", "title": "1979 - Townsville Daily Bulletin Yowie Article 2", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1755-1979-townsville-daily-bulletin-yowie-article-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1979 - Townsville Daily Bulletin Yowie Article 2. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # pilliga yowie, coonabarabran, wayne warren, truckies newell, footprints", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Coonabarabran (NSW): medium; New South Wales (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.2728076, "map_longitude": 149.2733225, "map_place_name": "Coonabarabran", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "ath: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # pilliga yowie, coonabarabran, wayne warren, truckies newell, footprints 1979 - Townsville Daily Bulletin Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1037, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1753-1979-bay-post-yowie-article", "title": "1979 - Bay Post Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1753-1979-bay-post-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1979 - Bay Post Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Batemans Bay, New South Wales. 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Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5620; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1979 - Northern Miner Yowie Article, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -20.086773, "map_longitude": 146.259449, "map_place_name": "1979 - Northern Miner Yowie Article, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4443, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:0160701cfe272dbc", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1979 - People Magazine Yowie Article - Liz James", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1696-1979-people-magazine-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1979 - People Magazine Yowie Article - Liz James. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5621; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1979 - People Magazine Yowie Article - Liz James, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.565029, "map_longitude": 153.114131, "map_place_name": "1979 - People Magazine Yowie Article - Liz James, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4444, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:58655b03d244c261", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1979 - Pilliga/Coonabarabran Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1699-1979-pilliga-coonabarabran-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1979 - Pilliga/Coonabarabran Yowie Article. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5622; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1979 - Pilliga/Coonabarabran Yowie Article, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.867216, "map_longitude": 149.454487, "map_place_name": "1979 - Pilliga/Coonabarabran Yowie Article, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4445, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:3bb893909c9adf64", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1979 - The Cronicle QLD Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1720-1979-the-cronicle-qld-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1979 - The Cronicle QLD Yowie Article. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5623; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1979 - The Cronicle QLD Yowie Article (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.163807, "map_longitude": 152.170355, "map_place_name": "1979 - The Cronicle QLD Yowie Article", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4446, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:5c6adcc5ff1b333b", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1979 - Townsville Daily Bulletin Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1979", "year": 1979, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1733-1979-townsville-daily-bulletin-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1979 - Townsville Daily Bulletin Yowie Article. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5624; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1979 - Townsville Daily Bulletin Yowie Article, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -20.1, "map_longitude": 146.266667, "map_place_name": "1979 - Townsville Daily Bulletin Yowie Article, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 46, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1593-colac-victoria-1980", "title": "Colac, Victoria 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1593-colac-victoria-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Colac, Victoria 1980. Source-stated location: Colac, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: At 2pm in late December, Wes and 4 friends were outside a house which sat at the top of a Hill near the Carlisle River overlooking a gully.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Colac, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.3399766, "map_longitude": 143.5858537, "map_place_name": "Colac, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Colac, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 95, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1371-coffs-harbour-new-south-wales-1980", "title": "Coffs Harbour, New South Wales 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July 1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1371-coffs-harbour-new-south-wales-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Coffs Harbour, New South Wales 1980. Source-stated location: Coffs Harbour, New South Wales. Event field: Sighting in Banana Plantation. Terrain field: Steep Banana Plantation terrain backing on to forest & bushland. Body excerpt retained for review: The man, a middle-aged Itinerant worker, claims to have spotted the elusive Yowie on a Baombee banana plantation. Wishing to remain anonymous for fear of ridicule, his articulate description and obvious fear lend some weight to his claim.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Coffs Harbour, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.2985996, "map_longitude": 153.1094116, "map_place_name": "Coffs Harbour, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Coffs Harbour, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 96, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1466-wee-jasper-new-south-wales-1980", "title": "Wee Jasper & Uki, New South Wales 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980's", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1466-wee-jasper-new-south-wales-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wee Jasper & Uki, New South Wales 1980. Source-stated location: Wee Jasper & Uki, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: The 1st was Audible and the 2nd Both Audible and visual.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Uki (NSW): medium; Wee Jasper & Uki, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.4152778, "map_longitude": 153.3305556, "map_place_name": "Uki", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "Wee Jasper & Uki, New South Wales 1980 Australian Yowie Research Public AYR report page for Wee Jasper & U", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 156, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1299-kilcoy-qld-1980", "title": "Kilcoy, Queensland 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1299-kilcoy-qld-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kilcoy, Queensland 1980. Source-stated location: Kilcoy (Sandy Creek), Queensland. Event field: Shot taken at Yowie. Terrain field: Pine Forest. Body excerpt retained for review: A well known case of a Yowie being shot by two youths was in 1980. Warren Christenson and Tony Solano were pig hunting with a .22 riffle when they stopped for lunch near Sandy Creek, about 4km from Kilcoy.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kilcoy, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.9417175, "map_longitude": 152.561157, "map_place_name": "Kilcoy, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kilcoy (Sandy Creek), Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 157, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1328-springbrook-qld-1980", "title": "Springbrook, Queensland 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1328-springbrook-qld-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Springbrook, Queensland 1980. Source-stated location: Springbrook (Carricks Road), Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: While the A.Y.R were on expedition, a man who lived in a house next to where we had set up, came for a chat.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Springbrook, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.185749, "map_longitude": 153.2715593, "map_place_name": "Springbrook, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Springbrook (Carricks Road), Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 221, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2032-ashford-new-south-wales-1980", "title": "Ashford, New South Wales 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2032-ashford-new-south-wales-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ashford, New South Wales 1980. Source-stated location: Ashford, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My family and I were down at the Severn River fishing at the McIntire River junction. My brother and I had set some lines further up the river, and we went up to check the lines at night. We had an old Dolphin torch that was dim.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ashford, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.3257299, "map_longitude": 151.0945365, "map_place_name": "Ashford, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ashford, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 234, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1270-benewah-qld-1980", "title": "Beerwah, Queensland 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1270-benewah-qld-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Beerwah, Queensland 1980. Source-stated location: Beerwah Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I would like to tell you about, what I believe, are two encounters I had with something strange in the bush. The first was in the bush behind Beerwah [QLD] in 1980 around April I think.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Beerwah, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.8573095, "map_longitude": 152.9604137, "map_place_name": "Beerwah, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Beerwah Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 245, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1843-baryulgil-new-south-wales-1980", "title": "Baryulgil, New South Wales 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer, 1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1843-baryulgil-new-south-wales-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Baryulgil, New South Wales 1980. Source-stated location: Baryulgil, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I lived on an Aboriginal Reserve near Grafton. I was camping with my friend and her family at Baryulgil (North West of Grafton).", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Baryulgil, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.2193959, "map_longitude": 152.6041527, "map_place_name": "Baryulgil, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Baryulgil, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 262, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/2275-mount-buller-victoria-1980s", "title": "Mount Buller, Victoria 1980's", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Spanning Several Years Circa. 1980’s.", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2275-mount-buller-victoria-1980s", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mount Buller, Victoria 1980's. Source-stated location: Mount. Buller area, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [Male Witness – Requested Public Anonymity]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mount. Buller area, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.2694615, "map_longitude": 146.4008688, "map_place_name": "Mount. Buller area, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mount. Buller area, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 362, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1370-clyde-mountain-new-south-wales-1980", "title": "Clyde Mountain, New South Wales 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer, 1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1370-clyde-mountain-new-south-wales-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Clyde Mountain, New South Wales 1980. Source-stated location: Clyde Mountain, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: While driving between Braidwood and Batemans Bay, Sheila Eden and her husband started the steep and winding Clyde Mountain descent at about 10 pm.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Clyde Mountain, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.5536851, "map_longitude": 149.9501548, "map_place_name": "Clyde Mountain, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Clyde Mountain, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 364, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1372-coffs-harbour-new-south-wales-1980-sp-24339", "title": "Coffs Harbour, New South Wales 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan, 1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1372-coffs-harbour-new-south-wales-1980-sp-24339", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Coffs Harbour, New South Wales 1980. Source-stated location: Coffs Harbour, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: The hardy North Coast perennial, the legend of the Yowie, has broken into the spotlight again with a reported sighting by a Coffs harbour man. The man, a middle-aged itinerant worker, claims to have spotted the elusive beast on a Boambee banana plantation.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Coffs Harbour, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.2985996, "map_longitude": 153.1094116, "map_place_name": "Coffs Harbour, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Coffs Harbour, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 395, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1311-mt-tamborine-qld-1980", "title": "Mt. Tamborine, Queensland 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1311-mt-tamborine-qld-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Tamborine, Queensland 1980. Source-stated location: Mt Tamborine. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: In 1980, My parents then managed the \"Tamborine Mountain Motel \" the one next door to St Bernard’s in Alpine terrace.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Tamborine, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9684035, "map_longitude": 153.1967792, "map_place_name": "Mt Tamborine, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Tamborine", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 441, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1950-slacks-creek-queensland-1980", "title": "Slacks Creek, Queensland 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980/1", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1950-slacks-creek-queensland-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Slacks Creek, Queensland 1980. Source-stated location: Slacks Creek, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My family moved to the area in 1979 when I was 13. We lived a short walk from Meakin Park, where Scrubby Creek meets Slacks Creek. Though the area had been farmed in the past, there were still thick tracts of bush and swampland along the creeks and wildlife was abundant. My younger neighbour and I used to spend entire days roaming around and exploring as fa...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Slacks Creek, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.638501, "map_longitude": 153.1287129, "map_place_name": "Slacks Creek, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Slacks Creek, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 485, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2245-wauchope-new-south-wales-1980", "title": "Wauchope, New South Wales 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "ca.1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2245-wauchope-new-south-wales-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wauchope, New South Wales 1980. Source-stated location: Wauchope, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Footprints / Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I stumbled upon you website via your YouTube page. I have watched a few of you audio clips and your footage of your expeditions. I felt I needed to share this information about my Great Grandfather’s logging company and the details to Yowie evidence in the form of foot prints, which was recorded and published in a magazine, which my father has a copy of, of...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wauchope, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.4557879, "map_longitude": 152.734664, "map_place_name": "Wauchope, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wauchope, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 486, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1405-kiandra-new-south-wales-1980", "title": "Kiandra, New South Wales 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980s", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1405-kiandra-new-south-wales-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kiandra, New South Wales 1980. Source-stated location: Kiandra, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: When I was younger my aunty and uncle lived in Albury and I lived on the South Coast. Each year during school holidays they would come from Albury (via Kiandra and the Tumut Power Stations) to visit us .", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kiandra, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.8754308, "map_longitude": 148.4957535, "map_place_name": "Kiandra, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kiandra, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 490, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1473-woolgoolga-new-south-wales-1980", "title": "Korora Basin, New South Wales 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980 +", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1473-woolgoolga-new-south-wales-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Korora Basin, New South Wales 1980. Source-stated location: Korora Basin New South Wales. Event field: Yowie friend as a Child. Terrain field: Bananna Plantation. Body excerpt retained for review: I regard Yowie's as more human than animal. I grew up with one from my earliest memory of about 3 or 4. All I can remember is that he was there, communicating with me in my mind. We always played together but his Mum and Dad were always in the background, keeping an eye on us.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Korora Basin, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.2483333, "map_longitude": 153.1344444, "map_place_name": "Korora Basin, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Korora Basin New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 501, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2066-wongawallen-queensland-1980", "title": "Wongawallen, Queensland 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2066-wongawallen-queensland-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wongawallen, Queensland 1980. Source-stated location: Wongawallen, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was around 1979 or 1980 and my parents were living on Tamborine Mountain. They managed a Hotel my uncle owned.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tamborine (QLD): medium; Wongawallen, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9024629, "map_longitude": 153.1095731, "map_place_name": "Tamborine", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "ody excerpt retained for review: It was around 1979 or 1980 and my parents were living on Tamborine Mountain. They managed a Hotel my uncle owned. Wongawallen, Queensland 1980 URL: https://", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 594, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1673-torringtom-new-south-wales-1980", "title": "Torrington, New South Wales 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1673-torringtom-new-south-wales-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Torrington, New South Wales 1980. Source-stated location: Torrington, New South Wales. Event field: Various Stories. Body excerpt retained for review: My mother has seen one climb up a tree back in the 80’s. It was about a metre tall or a metre and a half.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Torrington, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.3112985, "map_longitude": 151.6967475, "map_place_name": "Torrington, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Torrington, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 914, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1728-1980-canberra-times-yowie-article", "title": "1980 - Canberra Times Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1728-1980-canberra-times-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1980 - Canberra Times Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Canberra, ACT (ACT): medium", "state_territory": "ACT", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.2975906, "map_longitude": 149.1012676, "map_place_name": "Canberra, ACT", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1980 - Canberra Times Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 915, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1705-1980-s-macleay-argus-yowie-report", "title": "1980's? - Macleay Argus Yowie Report", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1705-1980-s-macleay-argus-yowie-report", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1980's? - Macleay Argus Yowie Report. 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Body excerpt retained for review: # kilcoy yowie, yowie shot, warren christensen, tony solano, sandy creek", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Kilcoy, QLD (QLD): high; Sandy Creek, Kilcoy, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "named_feature", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.9071836, "map_longitude": 152.6144617, "map_place_name": "Sandy Creek, Kilcoy, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "named_feature", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1980 - People Magazine Yowie Article. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # kilcoy yowie, yowie shot, warren christensen, tony solano, sandy creek", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1083, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2244-1980-track-magazine-yowie-article", "title": "1980 - Track Magazine Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2244-1980-track-magazine-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1980 - Track Magazine Yowie Article. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # wauchope footprints", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Wauchope (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.4557879, "map_longitude": 152.734664, "map_place_name": "Wauchope", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4318, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:ad390dd04dcdae48", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Wee Jasper and Uki, New South Wales 1980", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1466-wee-jasper-new-south-wales-1980", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Wee Jasper and Uki, New South Wales 1980. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4624, "source_id": 51, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-state-index:15217553cc3cd666", "title": "AYR report index: Kinglake West & Eden Park, Victoria late 1980's", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "author": null, "date_published": "1980", "year": 1980, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2284-kinglake-west-eden-park-victoria-late-1980s", "snippet": "Public AYR VIC report index link: Kinglake West & Eden Park, Victoria late 1980's. 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The state index supplies the public report URL, place text, and year; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_link", "genre": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "publicness_code": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5803; quality stage_only_public_report_index_link.", "location_summary": "Mount Buller, VIC (VIC): stage_only_public_report_index_link", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "mapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 158, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2055-cuninghams-gap-queensland-1981", "title": "Cunninghams Gap, Queensland 1981", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1981", "year": 1981, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2055-cuninghams-gap-queensland-1981", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cunninghams Gap, Queensland 1981. Source-stated location: Cunninghams Gap, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Dual Sighting. Refer to this link for Cunninghams Gap Sighting - http://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2054-nerang-queensland-1978", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cunninghams Gap, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0498514, "map_longitude": 152.3945729, "map_place_name": "Cunninghams Gap, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cunninghams Gap, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 376, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1990-cooma-new-south-wales-1981", "title": "Cooma, New South Wales 1981", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June 1981", "year": 1981, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1990-cooma-new-south-wales-1981", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cooma, New South Wales 1981. Source-stated location: Cooma, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: At their property on the banks of Cooma Creek just two km north of town, the Marion family found several of their horses slashed on the sides and back as if by a large animal. 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Source-stated location: Dunoon Village, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Mountainous, with thick bush. 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Location cue from public page title/path: Lismore, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # dunoon yowie, gary buchanan", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lismore, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.8077608, "map_longitude": 153.2791883, "map_place_name": "Lismore, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1981 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 918, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2147-1981-lismore-northern-star-yowie-article-2", "title": "1981 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1981", "year": 1981, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2147-1981-lismore-northern-star-yowie-article-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1981 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Lismore, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # dunoon, craig hatherell, david mcquire, ed neil", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lismore, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.8077608, "map_longitude": 153.2791883, "map_place_name": "Lismore, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1981 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 919, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2148-1981-lismore-northern-star-yowie-article-3", "title": "1981 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1981", "year": 1981, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2148-1981-lismore-northern-star-yowie-article-3", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1981 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Lismore, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # dunoon, craig hatherell, david mcquire, ed neil", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lismore, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.8077608, "map_longitude": 153.2791883, "map_place_name": "Lismore, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1981 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1062, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1913-1981-old-torrington-book", "title": "1981 - Old Torrington (Book)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1981", "year": 1981, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1913-1981-old-torrington-book", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1981 - Old Torrington (Book). No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4452, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:c03f599d47451c1e", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1981 - Canberra Times Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1981", "year": 1981, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1904-1981-canberra-times-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1981 - Canberra Times Yowie Article. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4453, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:a7080dc6e30e4bac", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1981 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1981", "year": 1981, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2147-1981-lismore-northern-star-yowie-article-2", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1981 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5631; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1981 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.685333, "map_longitude": 153.321667, "map_place_name": "1981 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4454, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:fe0caec5c68811fe", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1981 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1981", "year": 1981, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2148-1981-lismore-northern-star-yowie-article-3", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1981 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article. 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Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5772; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Cooma, New South Wales, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.23517, "map_longitude": 149.12408, "map_place_name": "Cooma, New South Wales, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 48, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1244-cranbourne-vic-1982", "title": "Cranbourne, Victoria 1982", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1982", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1244-cranbourne-vic-1982", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cranbourne, Victoria 1982. Source-stated location: Cranbourne, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself, my brother and friend Ingrid, my dog were walking back from the botanical gardens. This was in 1982 and they weren’t open to the public yet, and we used to play in the ferns that grew amongst the trees.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cranbourne, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.0997308, "map_longitude": 145.2807256, "map_place_name": "Cranbourne, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cranbourne, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 97, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1435-ophir-new-south-wales-1982", "title": "Ophir, New South Wales 1982", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1982/83", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1435-ophir-new-south-wales-1982", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ophir, New South Wales 1982. Source-stated location: Ophir, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I had an odd experience up at the camp ground at Ophir (East of Orange), in 1982/83.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ophir, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.1285, "map_longitude": 149.2429, "map_place_name": "Ophir, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ophir, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 159, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2075-worongary-queensland-1982", "title": "Worongary, Queensland 1982", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Winter, 1982", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2075-worongary-queensland-1982", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Worongary, Queensland 1982. Source-stated location: Worongary, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Back when Worongary was called Alkira Park, as kids we used to wander the streets, roller skate and walk through the long grass, and we would visit the creeks etc. A girlfriend of mine lived in a new estate and that would often have very long grass. We used to walk each other halfway home, and then run back to our own homes.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Worongary, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0360735, "map_longitude": 153.339128, "map_place_name": "Worongary, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Worongary, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 228, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1809-beachmere-queensland-1982", "title": "Beachmere, Queensland 1982", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1982", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1809-beachmere-queensland-1982", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Beachmere, Queensland 1982. Source-stated location: Beachmere, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Three of us were out on our bikes one night looking for friends camping in near the beach in a bushland settings around Beachmere. It was full moon light.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Beachmere, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.1303586, "map_longitude": 153.0520041, "map_place_name": "Beachmere, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Beachmere, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 250, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1252-macclesfield-vic-1982", "title": "Macclesfield, Victoria 1982", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July 1982", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1252-macclesfield-vic-1982", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Macclesfield, Victoria 1982. Source-stated location: Macclesfield, Victoria. Event field: Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Not much detail to this Report, however we will Document it for the purpose of interested people within the area. We have no contact information. Peter Chappell provided this Report, and others, to Dean only Weeks prior to his sudden Death, the first hand contact details were unfortunately never received.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Macclesfield, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.887001, "map_longitude": 145.475186, "map_place_name": "Macclesfield, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Macclesfield, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 318, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1360-bowen-mountain-new-south-wales-1982", "title": "Bowen Mountain, New South Wales 1982", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Nov, 1982", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1360-bowen-mountain-new-south-wales-1982", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bowen Mountain, New South Wales 1982. Source-stated location: Bowen Mountain, New South Wales. Event field: Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Barry Porter and Kelly Trompp were playing in front of her Mother and Fathers house on Maple St, Bowen Mt. Across the road were two ? built new houses and behind them wa snothing but bush to the horizon. There were many undulating ranges and gullies as far as the eye can see as well as two creeks, the first one kilometre to the west and the other larger one...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bowen Mountain, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.5735614, "map_longitude": 150.6256438, "map_place_name": "Bowen Mountain, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bowen Mountain, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 332, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1817-broken-hill-new-south-wales-1982", "title": "Broken Hill, New South Wales 1982", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1982", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1817-broken-hill-new-south-wales-1982", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Broken Hill, New South Wales 1982. Source-stated location: Broken Hill, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and a friend heard my dog barking, like it was barking at someone. We walked out the back door and 20ft away from us was a this thing walking around. It was walking in circles like it was looking for something.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Broken Hill, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.965, "map_longitude": 141.4511111, "map_place_name": "Broken Hill, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Broken Hill, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 449, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1329-springbrook-qld-1982", "title": "Springbrook, Queensland 1982", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan, 1982", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1329-springbrook-qld-1982", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Springbrook, Queensland 1982. Source-stated location: Springbrook, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Miss. Smith and her boyfriend sighted a Yowie in the forest at Springbook's \"Best of all lookout\" at dusk, while holidaying from Sydney. They described a noise crashing through the undergrowth of the bush, and thought at first it may have been a Wallaby until they actually saw it.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Springbrook, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.185749, "map_longitude": 153.2715593, "map_place_name": "Springbrook, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Springbrook, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 481, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1598-tully-queensland-1985", "title": "Tully, Queensland 1985", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1982 - 1985", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1598-tully-queensland-1985", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tully, Queensland 1985. Source-stated location: Tully, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting During Army / Military Training Op’s.. Body excerpt retained for review: We loaded all the gear on to our backs and began the two-day descent into the valley of the Russell River. One thing I should quickly tell you about here is the tracks and trails of the Aboriginal people through the scrub country were made great use of by Palmerston when he roamed about the place, and we did the exact same thing as those tracks were at time...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tully, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.9429225, "map_longitude": 145.9285816, "map_place_name": "Tully, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tully, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 566, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1444-pilliga-new-south-wales-2010", "title": "Pilliga, New South Wales 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1982 +", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1444-pilliga-new-south-wales-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Pilliga, New South Wales 2010. Source-stated location: Pilliga, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I live in Newcastle nsw and have been a truck driver for roughly 18 years.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Pilliga, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.351605, "map_longitude": 148.8888022, "map_place_name": "Pilliga, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Pilliga, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 584, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1936-sunny-corner-new-south-wales-1982", "title": "Sunny Corner, New South Wales 1982", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer, 1982", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1936-sunny-corner-new-south-wales-1982", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Sunny Corner, New South Wales 1982. Source-stated location: Sunny Corner, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was out dirt bike riding with my brother off one of the main roads leading to the Tip.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sunny Corner, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.3842823, "map_longitude": 149.8884022, "map_place_name": "Sunny Corner, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Sunny Corner, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 602, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1458-walget-new-south-wales-1982", "title": "Walgett, New South Wales 1982", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan, 1982", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1458-walget-new-south-wales-1982", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Walgett, New South Wales 1982. Source-stated location: Walgett, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: \"About 22 years ago, I was at my boyfriends parents home in Walgett NSW Australia. We had spent the day cleaning the backyard because we had a party the previous day. We had packed all the rubbish in old 44 gallon drums (about three that were placed in various positions about the yard).", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Walgett, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.7882659, "map_longitude": 148.2389866, "map_place_name": "Walgett, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Walgett, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 633, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1476-yarrangobilly-new-south-wales-1982", "title": "Yarrangobilly, New South Wales 1982", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1982", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1476-yarrangobilly-new-south-wales-1982", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Yarrangobilly, New South Wales 1982. Source-stated location: Yarrangobilly, New South Wales. Event field: Audible. Terrain field: Heavy Forest. Body excerpt retained for review: I am currently trying to get the exact date from my brother as I am unsure of it myself. However, at that time I had arranged to meet my brother at the entrance road to the Yarrangobilly Caves in the Kosciusko National Park.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Yarrangobilly, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.6483333, "map_longitude": 148.4677778, "map_place_name": "Yarrangobilly, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Yarrangobilly, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4276, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:50757ce30e96db2a", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #108) at Sunny Corner, New South Wales (1982)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1982", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4OS9_7uSXo", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #108) at Sunny Corner, New South Wales (1982). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5454; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Sunny Corner, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.3842823, "map_longitude": 149.8884022, "map_place_name": "Sunny Corner, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4591, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:db7cde07235da94b", "title": "Witness sketches: Near Parkes, New South Wales (1982)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1982", "year": 1982, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Witness sketches: Near Parkes, New South Wales (1982). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5769; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Parkes, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.8225409, "map_longitude": 147.9761363, "map_place_name": "Parkes, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 14, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:western-australia/1135-kalamundra-1983", "title": "Kalamundra, Western Australia 1983", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1983.", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/western-australia/1135-kalamundra-1983", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kalamundra, Western Australia 1983. Source-stated location: Kalamundra (Canning Dam), Western Australia.. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Pinkey Report, (John Pinkey investigates the increadible).", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kalamundra, WA (WA): high", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.0038075, "map_longitude": 116.1022069, "map_place_name": "Kalamundra, WA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kalamundra (Canning Dam), Western Australia.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 53, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1245-cranbourne-vic-1987", "title": "Cranbourne, Victoria 1987", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1983/87", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1245-cranbourne-vic-1987", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cranbourne, Victoria 1987. Source-stated location: Cranbourne/Hallam, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sightings. Body excerpt retained for review: In 1987 in the state of Victoria, Australia, I sighted a yowie outside Cranbourne as a volunteer fire-fighter while investigate piles of burning railway sleepers besides a railway line.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cranbourne/Hallam, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.0997308, "map_longitude": 145.2807256, "map_place_name": "Cranbourne/Hallam, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cranbourne/Hallam, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 98, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1383-evans-head-new-south-wales-1983", "title": "Evans Head, New South Wales 1983", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer, 1983", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1383-evans-head-new-south-wales-1983", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Evans Head, New South Wales 1983. Source-stated location: Evans Head, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: I was working for a recycling company at the time and was picking up a load of scrap from a local scavengers place, out the road, 4kms West of Evans Head.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Evans Head, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.1174093, "map_longitude": 153.4312097, "map_place_name": "Evans Head, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Evans Head, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 321, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1864-fraser-island-queensland-1983", "title": "Fraser Island, Queensland 1983", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Easter, 1983", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1864-fraser-island-queensland-1983", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Fraser Island, Queensland 1983. Source-stated location: Fraser Island (Between One Tree Hill and Govi on Eurong Beach). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We camped in a lightly forested area on the other side of a small hill or ridge from the beach. There was a small creek and the area behind was more densely forested. At nights my friend and I had been walking up the beach far away from camp so his Dad didn't bust us for smoking cigarettes.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Fraser Island, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.24672, "map_longitude": 153.1468044, "map_place_name": "Fraser Island, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Fraser Island (Between One Tree Hill and Govi on Eurong Beach)", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 352, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1367-canberra-act-1983", "title": "Canberra, A.C.T. 1983", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1983", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1367-canberra-act-1983", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Canberra, A.C.T. 1983. Source-stated location: Forestry 1 hour from Canberra. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: bushland. Body excerpt retained for review: You may have read my posts and thought that i'm a skeptic, well a long time ago I thought I saw something that you guys call a Yowie.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Forestry 1 hour from Canberra, ACT (ACT): high", "state_territory": "ACT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.2975906, "map_longitude": 149.1012676, "map_place_name": "Forestry 1 hour from Canberra, ACT", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Forestry 1 hour from Canberra", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 533, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1419-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-1983", "title": "Mt. Kembla, New South Wales 1983", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "November 1983/84", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1419-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-1983", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Kembla, New South Wales 1983. Source-stated location: Mt Kembla, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Bush clearing. I was 19 or 20, and in the mountains with my wife to be.. Body excerpt retained for review: It was about 10 to 12 at night. We were parked in the bush, in a clearing off a dirt track about 7/8ths of the way up Mount Kembla road, and had been there about 40 minutes, in the back of the car. I got this strange feeling, like a sudden dread, like the blood draining out of you.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Kembla, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.4421839, "map_longitude": 150.8067132, "map_place_name": "Mt Kembla, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Kembla, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 552, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1432-oberon-new-south-wales-1983", "title": "Oberon, New South Wales 1983", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1983 - 1993", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1432-oberon-new-south-wales-1983", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Oberon, New South Wales 1983. Source-stated location: Oberon (plus other areas), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Various. Body excerpt retained for review: Witnesses: A Gosford man was the primary witness (name on file with AYR). His sister and several other relatives were also involved in incidents in the forest", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Oberon, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8455931, "map_longitude": 149.8326162, "map_place_name": "Oberon, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Oberon (plus other areas), New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 920, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2145-1983-border-post-yowie-article", "title": "1983 - Border Post Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1983", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2145-1983-border-post-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1983 - Border Post Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # stanthorpe, cecil thompson", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): medium; Stanthorpe (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.6559947, "map_longitude": 151.9338265, "map_place_name": "Stanthorpe", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # stanthorpe, cecil thompson 1983 - Border Post Yowie Article URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/med", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1085, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1750-1983-the-pinkney-report-yowie-article", "title": "1983 - The Pinkney Report Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1983", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1750-1983-the-pinkney-report-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1983 - The Pinkney Report Yowie Article. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # john pinkey, tim masser, kalamunda, west, western, yowie, glowing red eyes", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Kalamunda (WA): medium", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.0038075, "map_longitude": 116.1022069, "map_place_name": "Kalamunda", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "d from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # john pinkey, tim masser, kalamunda, west, western, yowie, glowing red eyes 1983 - The Pinkney Report Yowie Article URL: http", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1159, "source_id": 15, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "internet_archive:turramulligiantq0000trez", "title": "Turramulli the giant Quinkin", "publication": "Trezise, P. J. (Percy J.)", "author": null, "date_published": "1983", "year": 1983, "url": "https://archive.org/details/turramulligiantq0000trez", "snippet": "The public Internet Archive item metadata/title contains the source label `Quinkan` and an Australian relation `Laura`. Turramulli the giant Quinkin ['1 volume (unpaged) : 26 cm', 'Originally published : Sydney : Collins, 1982', 'For children'] ['1 volume (unpaged) : 26 cm', 'Originally published : Sydney : Collins, 1982', 'For children'] ['Mythology, Aboriginal Australian -- Juvenile literature', 'Aboriginal Austra...", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "internet_archive_metadata", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Quinkan", "figure_name_as_printed": "Quinkan", "ontology_code": "traditional_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "source label in public title or metadata", "source_voice": "descriptive_belief_record", "genre": "internet_archive_metadata", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_ethics_review", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1217; quality B.", "location_summary": "Laura: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4277, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:a79345f16b2d61d9", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #66) at Kalamunda - Western Australia (1983)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1983", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRLoaLMgYRUr", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #66) at Kalamunda - Western Australia (1983). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5455; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Kalamunda - Western Australia, WA (WA): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.946253, "map_longitude": 116.046943, "map_place_name": "Kalamunda - Western Australia, WA", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4278, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:342ccc228df0a614", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #140) at Mount Kembla, New South Wales (Nov 1983)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1983", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QOQM5BaI3o", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #140) at Mount Kembla, New South Wales (Nov 1983). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5456; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Mount Kembla, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.44214, "map_longitude": 150.79568, "map_place_name": "Mount Kembla, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4298, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:b687c57732e405f9", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Canberra, A.C.T. 1983", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1983", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1367-canberra-act-1983", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Canberra, A.C.T. 1983. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5476; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Canberra, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.293056, "map_longitude": 149.126944, "map_place_name": "Canberra, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4455, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:3f6ac7c5f1f1fcdb", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1983 - Border Post Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1983", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2145-1983-border-post-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1983 - Border Post Yowie Article. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5633; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1983 - Border Post Yowie Article, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.6547, "map_longitude": 151.9, "map_place_name": "1983 - Border Post Yowie Article, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4456, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:c2bd1119b126355c", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1983 - The Pinkney Report Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1983", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1750-1983-the-pinkney-report-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1983 - The Pinkney Report Yowie Article. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5634; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1983 - The Pinkney Report Yowie Article, WA (WA): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.974, "map_longitude": 116.058, "map_place_name": "1983 - The Pinkney Report Yowie Article, WA", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4558, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:20309160ae55312b", "title": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Bungonia – Bundanoon, New South Wales (1983)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1983", "year": 1983, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/footprints", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Photographs of footprints and handprints : Bungonia – Bundanoon, New South Wales (1983). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5736; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Bungonia – Bundanoon, New South Wales, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.768773, "map_longitude": 150.168423, "map_place_name": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Bungonia – Bundanoon, New South Wales, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 49, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1257-noojee-vic-1984", "title": "Noojee, Victoria 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1257-noojee-vic-1984", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Noojee, Victoria 1984. Source-stated location: Noojee, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Farm paddock adjoining Pine plantation. Body excerpt retained for review: My husband and I were visiting friends, and were out rabbit shooting in some paddocks off the road by the farmhouse. I was in the cab of a Toyota Landcruiser Trayback, with one of our friends, my husband and the others were on the tray. It was dusk, so we had the headlights on, but not dark enough to have the spotlights on.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Noojee, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.8352675, "map_longitude": 145.9443211, "map_place_name": "Noojee, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Noojee, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 50, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1680-toolangi-victoria-1984", "title": "Toolangi, Victoria 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1680-toolangi-victoria-1984", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Toolangi, Victoria 1984. Source-stated location: Toolangi State Forest, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting (Story Relayed 2 nd Hand). Body excerpt retained for review: Speaking to a Female friend of mine regarding a sighting that happened to her at the Toolangi Forest, at the back of the Maroondah Reservoir up in the Yarra Ranges adjacent to Healesville.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Toolangi State Forest, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.4898686, "map_longitude": 145.5117704, "map_place_name": "Toolangi State Forest, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Toolangi State Forest, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 99, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1394-hawkesburry-river-new-south-wales-1984", "title": "Brooklyn, New South Wales 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1394-hawkesburry-river-new-south-wales-1984", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Brooklyn, New South Wales 1984. Source-stated location: Brooklyn, New South Wales. Event field: Group Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: I would of been between 10-11 years of age when I saw the Apeman. Though I remember it like yesterday.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Brooklyn, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.5479285, "map_longitude": 151.2260175, "map_place_name": "Brooklyn, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Brooklyn, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 160, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1330-springbrook-qld-1984", "title": "Springbrook, Queensland 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1330-springbrook-qld-1984", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Springbrook, Queensland 1984. Source-stated location: Springbrook, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: This report is 24 years old, but I thought it would be worth adding to your data base of sightings, specially seeing as how Springbrook seems to be the favoured habitat of some unknown creature.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Springbrook, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.185749, "map_longitude": 153.2715593, "map_place_name": "Springbrook, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Springbrook, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 254, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1353-bathurst-new-south-wales-1984", "title": "Bathurst, New South Wales 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1984/5", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1353-bathurst-new-south-wales-1984", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bathurst, New South Wales 1984. Source-stated location: Bathurst New South Wales. Event field: Footprint Find. Body excerpt retained for review: In Bathurst, 1984 or 85, I was sure I saw a Yowie footprint next to the river. I wrote it down in a diary but haven't dwelled on it till now. I was not looking for Yowies at the time. I was visiting a main area where families go to swim on the outskirts of Bathurst and I crossed the other side of the river downstream which went into a bush area.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bathurst, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.4166482, "map_longitude": 149.5803725, "map_place_name": "Bathurst, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bathurst New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 261, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1275-canarvon-gorge-qld-1984", "title": "Canarvon Gorge, Queensland 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Nov, 1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1275-canarvon-gorge-qld-1984", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Canarvon Gorge, Queensland 1984. Source-stated location: Canarvon Gorge / Yellowbank, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Since 1979, I have been involved in the exploration industry, mostly in oz with some overseas work. Throughout the years I have seen a substantial amount of isolated Australian bushland where 95 percent of our work takes place.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Canarvon Gorge / Yellowbank, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -24.99435, "map_longitude": 148.3337905, "map_place_name": "Canarvon Gorge / Yellowbank, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Canarvon Gorge / Yellowbank, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 271, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1621-noojee-victoria-1984", "title": "Noojee, Victoria 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1621-noojee-victoria-1984", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Noojee, Victoria 1984. Source-stated location: Noojee, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself, my best friend Richie, my girlfriend Sally and Richie’s girlfriend Alita decided to go on a camping trip and didn’t quite know where to go as we hadn’t really done much camping before.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Noojee, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.8352675, "map_longitude": 145.9443211, "map_place_name": "Noojee, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Noojee, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 299, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1562-blue-mountains-new-south-wales-1984", "title": "Blue Mountains, New South Wales 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1562-blue-mountains-new-south-wales-1984", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Blue Mountains, New South Wales 1984. Source-stated location: Blue Mountains, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I must have been about 10 or 11 years old on a family holiday in the Blue", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Blue Mountains, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "named_feature", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.609741, "map_longitude": 150.4052237, "map_place_name": "Blue Mountains, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "named_feature", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Blue Mountains, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 342, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1365-bundanoon-new-south-wales-1984", "title": "Bundanoon, New South Wales 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1365-bundanoon-new-south-wales-1984", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bundanoon, New South Wales 1984. Source-stated location: Bundanoon, New South Wales. Event field: Giant Footprint Find. Body excerpt retained for review: I am 34 years old and live in Western Australia at present. The photo was taken in 1983-84 (to the best of my knowledge) by myself on a practika camera.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bundanoon, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.6562168, "map_longitude": 150.2997071, "map_place_name": "Bundanoon, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bundanoon, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 344, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1836-bundarra-new-south-wales-1984", "title": "Bundarra, New South Wales 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1836-bundarra-new-south-wales-1984", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bundarra, New South Wales 1984. Source-stated location: Bundarra, New. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My Nan used to have a property down there at the Gap. We used to shoot rabbits and roo’s and spend a fair bit of time down there.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bundarra, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.1697551, "map_longitude": 151.0739435, "map_place_name": "Bundarra, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bundarra, New", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 479, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2048-tugun-queensland-1984", "title": "Tugun, Queensland 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Autumn, 1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2048-tugun-queensland-1984", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tugun, Queensland 1984. Source-stated location: Tugun, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: This would have been back in 1984 – 1985.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tugun, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.148821, "map_longitude": 153.4904018, "map_place_name": "Tugun, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tugun, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 499, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1550-wongawallan-queensland-1984-sp-28881", "title": "Wongawallan, Queensland 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1550-wongawallan-queensland-1984-sp-28881", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wongawallan, Queensland 1984. Source-stated location: Wongawallan, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Just wanted to share an experience that happed back 1984.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wongawallan, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.8886104, "map_longitude": 153.235785, "map_place_name": "Wongawallan, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wongawallan, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 574, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1828-royal-national-park-new-south-wales-1984", "title": "Royal National Park, New South Wales 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1828-royal-national-park-new-south-wales-1984", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Royal National Park, New South Wales 1984. Source-stated location: Royal National Park, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We always camped along the South West Arm.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Royal National Park, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.1121995, "map_longitude": 151.0267269, "map_place_name": "Royal National Park, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Royal National Park, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1063, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1903-1984-explanation-of-term-yahoo-g-joyner", "title": "1984 - Explanation of Term 'Yahoo' - G. Joyner", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1903-1984-explanation-of-term-yahoo-g-joyner", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1984 - Explanation of Term 'Yahoo' - G. Joyner. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: AN EXPLANATION FOR THE USE OF YAHOO AS A NAME FOR THE AUSTRALIAN HAIRY MAN", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4279, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:e70660a5ad26494c", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Canarvon Gorge, Queensland 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1275-canarvon-gorge-qld-1984", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Canarvon Gorge, Queensland 1984. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5457; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Canarvon Gorge, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -24.99435, "map_longitude": 148.3337905, "map_place_name": "Canarvon Gorge, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4312, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:8f57539e36854eec", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Toolangi, Victoria 1984", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1984", "year": 1984, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1680-toolangi-victoria-1984", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Toolangi, Victoria 1984. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5490; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Toolangi, VIC (VIC): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.533333, "map_longitude": 145.466667, "map_place_name": "Toolangi, VIC", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 47, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/2284-kinglake-west-eden-park-victoria-late-1980s", "title": "Kinglake West & Eden Park, Victoria late 1980's", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1985 & 1988", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2284-kinglake-west-eden-park-victoria-late-1980s", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kinglake West & Eden Park, Victoria late 1980's. Source-stated location: Kinglake West and Eden Park, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting and Big Cat Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Transcript from Recorded Interview: 18/1/2025 by Paul Cropper", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kinglake West and Eden Park, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.450214, "map_longitude": 145.258423, "map_place_name": "Kinglake West and Eden Park, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kinglake West and Eden Park, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 51, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1954-avonsleigh-victoria-1985", "title": "Avonsleigh, Victoria 1985", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1954-avonsleigh-victoria-1985", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Avonsleigh, Victoria 1985. Source-stated location: Avonsleigh, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I have been reading through your list of sightings and noted something listed at Emerald, Victoria.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Avonsleigh, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.9208356, "map_longitude": 145.4688212, "map_place_name": "Avonsleigh, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Avonsleigh, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 52, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1246-darriman-vic-1985", "title": "Darriman, Victoria 1985", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Between June and August 1985.", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1246-darriman-vic-1985", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Darriman, Victoria 1985. Source-stated location: Mullundung State Forest, Darriman, Victoria. Event field: Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Interviewed: Mr N Snr on 7/11/00 regarding his son's experience. This report also includes information provided by Mr Cin his email submission to the AYR Web Site.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Darriman (VIC): medium; Mullundung State Forest, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.4096475, "map_longitude": 146.8987864, "map_place_name": "Darriman", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_from_curated_place_hint", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "Darriman, Victoria 1985", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 100, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1910-sunny-corner-new-south-wales-1985", "title": "Sunny Corner, New South Wales 1985", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1910-sunny-corner-new-south-wales-1985", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Sunny Corner, New South Wales 1985. Source-stated location: Sunny Corner, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My brother and myself were hunting for pigs near a pine forest at Sunny Corner. We had been out for about 45 minutes and were following a game trail, and came out to an open area where the trees and scrub was about chest height.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sunny Corner, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.3842823, "map_longitude": 149.8884022, "map_place_name": "Sunny Corner, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Sunny Corner, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 161, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1862-gympie-east-queensland-1985", "title": "Gympie (East), Queensland 1985", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1862-gympie-east-queensland-1985", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Gympie (East), Queensland 1985. Source-stated location: Gympie East, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was heading back from Tin Can Bay to the Sunshine Coast on a back dirt road. The sun was starting to go down, but there was still enough light there to make things out. It was a back road from Tin Can Bay to Mooloolaba.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gympie East, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.1791812, "map_longitude": 152.7329612, "map_place_name": "Gympie East, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Gympie East, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 162, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2185-worongary-queensland-1985", "title": "Worongary, Queensland 1985", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2185-worongary-queensland-1985", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Worongary, Queensland 1985. Source-stated location: Worongary, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [Female witness – Occurred in the same street as the 1982 sighitng]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Worongary, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0360735, "map_longitude": 153.339128, "map_place_name": "Worongary, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Worongary, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 216, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1968-advancetown-queensland-1985", "title": "Advancetown, Queensland 1985", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1968-advancetown-queensland-1985", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Advancetown, Queensland 1985. Source-stated location: Advancetown, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: The illustration of the first event and text of the second were sent by a lady by the initials of P.D., who wished to remain anonymous. She and her family lived near the Advancetown Caravan Park and Pub in 1985 when many strange occurrences happened on the property.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Advancetown, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.061915, "map_longitude": 153.27813, "map_place_name": "Advancetown, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Advancetown, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 217, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1974-benambra-victoria-1985", "title": "Benambra, Victoria 1985", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1974-benambra-victoria-1985", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Benambra, Victoria 1985. Source-stated location: Benambra, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My Father in Law had a 365 acre property at Benambra, in the High Country. I used to go up there shooting and hunting a lot by myself, just myself and my dog. I was driving down the driveway on the bush block at about lunch time and I usually stop and have a bit of a shot of rabbits and whatever is running around on the way down.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Benambra, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.889754, "map_longitude": 147.8016192, "map_place_name": "Benambra, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Benambra, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 420, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2116-glenreagh-new-south-wales-1985", "title": "Glenreagh, New South Wales 1985", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Winter, 1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2116-glenreagh-new-south-wales-1985", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Glenreagh, New South Wales 1985. Source-stated location: Glenreagh, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [Female Witness aged 12 years old at the time]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Glenreagh, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.0512038, "map_longitude": 152.9787186, "map_place_name": "Glenreagh, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Glenreagh, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 459, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2285-stanthorpe-queensland-1985", "title": "Stanthorpe, Queensland 1985", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2285-stanthorpe-queensland-1985", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Stanthorpe, Queensland 1985. Source-stated location: Stanthorpe, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Transcript from Recorded Interview: 13/08/2024 by Paul Cropper", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Stanthorpe, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.6559947, "map_longitude": 151.9338265, "map_place_name": "Stanthorpe, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Stanthorpe, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 595, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1940-torrington-new-south-wales-1985", "title": "Torrington, New South Wales 1985", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1940-torrington-new-south-wales-1985", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Torrington, New South Wales 1985. Source-stated location: Torrington, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: The thing I saw was not the conventional type of Yowie you hear about. It was a peculiar type of animal that I had never seen before and never seen since.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Torrington, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.3112985, "map_longitude": 151.6967475, "map_place_name": "Torrington, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Torrington, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 626, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2061-woollamia-new-south-wales-1985", "title": "Woollamia, New South Wales 1985", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July, 1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2061-woollamia-new-south-wales-1985", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Woollamia, New South Wales 1985. Source-stated location: Woollamia, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My Dad has a farm down at Woollamia, on the South Coast near Huskisson. He has a hobby farm down there which we went to on School Holidays.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Woollamia, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.018794, "map_longitude": 150.6597209, "map_place_name": "Woollamia, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Woollamia, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 833, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/2294-1985-international-society-of-cryptozoology-report", "title": "1985 - International Society of Cryptozoology Report", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/2294-1985-international-society-of-cryptozoology-report", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1985 - International Society of Cryptozoology Report. Location cue from public page title/path: Australian Capital Territory, Australian Capital Territory. Body excerpt retained for review: Department of Anthropology, The Australian National University,", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australian Capital Territory (ACT): medium", "state_territory": "ACT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1142, "source_id": 24, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "agnsw:collection:80.1985", "title": "Mimih spirit", "publication": "Art Gallery of New South Wales", "author": null, "date_published": "1985 public collection page, accessed 2026-06-21", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/collection/works/80.1985/", "snippet": "The AGNSW public collection page identifies Crusoe Kurddal's Mimih spirit work and gives Maningrida/Central Arnhem Land context; this is retained as public descriptive evidence, not map evidence.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Art Gallery of New South Wales", "source_type": "institutional_web", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Mimih", "figure_name_as_printed": "Mimih", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "Public source label identifies Mimih/Mimi spirits in collection context.", "source_voice": "descriptive_belief_record", "genre": "institutional_web", "publicness_code": "public_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_ethics_review", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 215; quality D.", "location_summary": "Maningrida, Central Arnhem Land, Northern Territory (NT): D", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4280, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:3afd1990e4b7524a", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting near Moore River, WA (Jan 1985)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/western-australia/1098-moore-river-1985", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting near Moore River, WA (Jan 1985). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5458; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Moore River, WA (WA): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.355007, "map_longitude": 115.609902, "map_place_name": "Moore River, WA", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4281, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:4a7460a5f61f89eb", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #143) at Torrington, New South Wales (1985)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UerZwSFYRqA", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #143) at Torrington, New South Wales (1985). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5459; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Torrington, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.3112985, "map_longitude": 151.6967475, "map_place_name": "Torrington, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4282, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:05a1ee2325909051", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #72) at Sunny Corner, New South Wales (1985)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B61rHyOVYf4", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #72) at Sunny Corner, New South Wales (1985). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5460; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Sunny Corner, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.3842823, "map_longitude": 149.8884022, "map_place_name": "Sunny Corner, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4600, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:dcc3709e9229e506", "title": "Witness sketches: Woolamia, New South Wales (1985)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Witness sketches: Woolamia, New South Wales (1985). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5778; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Woolamia, New South Wales, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.013792, "map_longitude": 150.641612, "map_place_name": "Woolamia, New South Wales, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4602, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:35a9d50934303e34", "title": "Witness sketches: Tully, Queensland (1985)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1985", "year": 1985, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Witness sketches: Tully, Queensland (1985). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5780; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Tully, Queensland, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.93264, "map_longitude": 145.92277, "map_place_name": "Tully, Queensland, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 163, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1310-mt-superus-qld-1986", "title": "Mt. Superbus, Queensland 1986", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1986", "year": 1986, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1310-mt-superus-qld-1986", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Superbus, Queensland 1986. Source-stated location: Mt Superbus (Great Divide-South of Boonah QLD), Queensland. Event field: Camp Stalker. Terrain field: Dense Eucalypt Forest/Rain Forest.. Body excerpt retained for review: The man in concern was a regular bush walker in the Mountains South of Ipswich QLD.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Superbus, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.2184485, "map_longitude": 152.4603351, "map_place_name": "Mt Superbus, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Superbus (Great Divide-South of Boonah QLD), Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 222, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2199-atherton-queensland-1986", "title": "Atherton, Queensland 1986", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1986", "year": 1986, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2199-atherton-queensland-1986", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Atherton, Queensland 1986. Source-stated location: Atherton, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was completely and utterly terrifying.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Atherton, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.2667108, "map_longitude": 145.4768923, "map_place_name": "Atherton, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Atherton, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 241, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1250-harietville-vic-1986", "title": "Harrietville, Victoria 1986", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1986", "year": 1986, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1250-harietville-vic-1986", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Harrietville, Victoria 1986. Source-stated location: Harietville, Victoria (Caravan Park, backing onto thick scrub). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: John B, was having a short break doing some fishing in a small town at the bottom of Mt. Hotham called Harietville, and was staying in the local caravan park. The van he stayed in was mounted on 2' high blocks, behind the van was bush and he was the only person staying in the park besides the care takers.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Harietville, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.8923168, "map_longitude": 147.0638695, "map_place_name": "Harietville, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Harietville, Victoria (Caravan Park, backing onto thick scrub)", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 267, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1871-canungra-queensland-1986", "title": "Canungra, Queensland 1986", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "21 st March 1986", "year": 1986, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1871-canungra-queensland-1986", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Canungra, Queensland 1986. Source-stated location: Canungra, Queensland 1986. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was a soldier at Canungra. I was driving from Nerang to the Canungra Army Camp and it happened about 3 to 4km prior to Canungra.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Canungra, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0385865, "map_longitude": 153.1419128, "map_place_name": "Canungra, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Canungra, Queensland 1986", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 426, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1684-gosford-new-south-wales-1986", "title": "Gosford, New South Wales 1986", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1986", "year": 1986, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1684-gosford-new-south-wales-1986", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Gosford, New South Wales 1986. Source-stated location: North Gosford, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We moved there around 1983, it was at the end of the street that backed onto a nature reserve that connects out to the West into wilderness. House was at top of the hill.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "North Gosford, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.415, "map_longitude": 151.3511111, "map_place_name": "North Gosford, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "North Gosford, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 431, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1578-redbank-plains-queensland-1986", "title": "Redbank Plains, Queensland 1986", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1986", "year": 1986, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1578-redbank-plains-queensland-1986", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Redbank Plains, Queensland 1986. Source-stated location: Redbank Plains, Queensland. Event field: Chased by a large creature in the bush. Body excerpt retained for review: Event : Chased by a large creature in the bush", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Redbank Plains, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.6513182, "map_longitude": 152.8479458, "map_place_name": "Redbank Plains, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Redbank Plains, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 534, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1420-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-1986", "title": "Mt. Kembla, New South Wales 1986", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Dec 1986", "year": 1986, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1420-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-1986", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Kembla, New South Wales 1986. Source-stated location: Mt Kembla, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: One morning, while engaged on upgrading the Unanderra to Dumbarton railway at the base of Mt Kembla, plant operator Ron Svechheimers of Singleton, NSW, arrived on site early, parked his car in a small clearing and began to read the paper.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Kembla, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.4421839, "map_longitude": 150.8067132, "map_place_name": "Mt Kembla, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Kembla, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1064, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1902-1986-yahoo-the-yowie-and-reports-of-australian-hairy-bipeds", "title": "1986 - Yahoo, Yowie, Reports of Australian Hairy Bipeds", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1986", "year": 1986, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1902-1986-yahoo-the-yowie-and-reports-of-australian-hairy-bipeds", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1986 - Yahoo, Yowie, Reports of Australian Hairy Bipeds. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: The Yahoo, the Yowie, and Reports of Australian Hairy Bipeds", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1171, "source_id": 15, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "internet_archive:nargunstars00wrig", "title": "The Nargun and the stars", "publication": "Wrightson, Patricia", "author": null, "date_published": "1986", "year": 1986, "url": "https://archive.org/details/nargunstars00wrig", "snippet": "The public Internet Archive item metadata/title contains the source label `Nargun` and an Australian relation `Australia`. The Nargun and the stars ['Map on lining paper', 'An ancient stone creature threatens the lives of a family on a lonely sheep farm in Australia'] ['Map on lining paper', 'An ancient stone creature threatens the lives of a family on a lonely sheep farm in Australia'] ['Fantasy', 'Fantasy']", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "internet_archive_metadata", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Nargun", "figure_name_as_printed": "Nargun", "ontology_code": "traditional_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "source label in public title or metadata", "source_voice": "descriptive_belief_record", "genre": "internet_archive_metadata", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_ethics_review", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1238; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4283, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:8bae6f89aea9fc86", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #138) at Mt Kembla, New South Wales (1986)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1986", "year": 1986, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaJQ_LgyrCM", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #138) at Mt Kembla, New South Wales (1986). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5461; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Mt Kembla, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.4421839, "map_longitude": 150.8067132, "map_place_name": "Mt Kembla, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4309, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:ea2a8c1f73866dee", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Gosford, New South Wales 1986", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1986", "year": 1986, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1684-gosford-new-south-wales-1986", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Gosford, New South Wales 1986. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5487; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Gosford, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.423586, "map_longitude": 151.341732, "map_place_name": "Gosford, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4313, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:27df34eaec801310", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Harrietville, Victoria 1986", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1986", "year": 1986, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1250-harietville-vic-1986", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Harrietville, Victoria 1986. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5491; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Harrietville, VIC (VIC): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.8923168, "map_longitude": 147.0638695, "map_place_name": "Harrietville, VIC", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4555, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:9bbfa89bce0ef443", "title": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Barrington Tops, New South Wales (1986)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1986", "year": 1986, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/footprints", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Photographs of footprints and handprints : Barrington Tops, New South Wales (1986). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5733; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Barrington Tops, New South Wales, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.921164, "map_longitude": 151.526978, "map_place_name": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Barrington Tops, New South Wales, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 32, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:northern-territory/271-yambah-station-1987", "title": "Yambah Station, Northern Territory 1987", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/northern-territory/271-yambah-station-1987", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Yambah Station, Northern Territory 1987. Source-stated location: Yambah Station, Northern Territory. Event field: Yowie giving Chase. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Alice Springs Advocate. 15th of Feb, 1987 - David Liddle.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Yambah Station (NT): medium; Yambah Station, NT (NT): high", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -23.126721, "map_longitude": 133.8348877, "map_place_name": "Yambah Station", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "Yambah Station, Northern Territory 1987 Australian Yowie Research Public AYR report page for Yambah Stat", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 40, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:tasmania/273-lake-dulverton-jan-1987", "title": "Lake Dulverton, Tasmania 1987 (1)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/tasmania/273-lake-dulverton-jan-1987", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lake Dulverton, Tasmania 1987 (1). Source-stated location: Lake Dulverton, Tasmania. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Witness: Bill Johnstone and Stella Donohue", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lake Dulverton, TAS (TAS): high", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -42.3040616, "map_longitude": 147.3763267, "map_place_name": "Lake Dulverton, TAS", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lake Dulverton, Tasmania", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 41, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:tasmania/1240-lake-dulverton-tas-1987-2", "title": "Lake Dulverton, Tasmania 1987 (2)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/tasmania/1240-lake-dulverton-tas-1987-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lake Dulverton, Tasmania 1987 (2). Source-stated location: Launceston, Tasmania. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Date of Sighting: Friday the 2 nd of January 1987", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Launceston, TAS (TAS): high", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -41.4340813, "map_longitude": 147.1373496, "map_place_name": "Launceston, TAS", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Launceston, Tasmania", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 54, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1251-lyndhurst-vic-1987", "title": "Lyndhurst, Victoria 1987", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer 1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1251-lyndhurst-vic-1987", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lyndhurst, Victoria 1987. Source-stated location: Lyndhurst (Abbotts Rd), Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was a member of the Hampton Park volunteer fire brigade, including my father who was a officer.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lyndhurst, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.0685384, "map_longitude": 145.2307493, "map_place_name": "Lyndhurst, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lyndhurst (Abbotts Rd), Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 101, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2283-border-ranges-and-blue-knob-new-south-wales-1987-2015", "title": "Border Ranges and Blue Knob, New South Wales 1987 & 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2283-border-ranges-and-blue-knob-new-south-wales-1987-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Border Ranges and Blue Knob, New South Wales 1987 & 2015. Source-stated location: Border Ranges, Blue Knob New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sightings. Body excerpt retained for review: Transcript from Recorded Interview: 28/4/24 by Paul Cropper", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Border Ranges, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.3944444, "map_longitude": 153.0672222, "map_place_name": "Border Ranges, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Border Ranges, Blue Knob New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 229, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/2184-dufty-s-beach-murray-river-victoria-1987", "title": "Dufty's Beach - Murray River, Victoria 1987", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Winter, 1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2184-dufty-s-beach-murray-river-victoria-1987", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Dufty's Beach - Murray River, Victoria 1987. Source-stated location: Dufty’s Beach (Murray River), Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Dufty’s Beach is on the Victoria side of the Murray River, about 14km north west of Yarrawonga. We used to do a lot of water skiing there. The banks are pure white sand. It’s a wonderful place to get out in the boats or fish.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Dufty’s Beach, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.9731123, "map_longitude": 145.8474714, "map_place_name": "Dufty’s Beach, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Dufty’s Beach (Murray River), Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 410, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1382-engadine-new-south-wales-1987", "title": "Engadine, New South Wales 1987", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July 25, 1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1382-engadine-new-south-wales-1987", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Engadine, New South Wales 1987. Source-stated location: Engadine, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: Witness: Michael kiriloff, Zdavko Juovic, Jason Brice, Jim Kikouolis, Stanley Garis and Jim Jugovic", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Engadine, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.0650134, "map_longitude": 151.0138225, "map_place_name": "Engadine, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Engadine, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 484, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2287-eden-new-south-wales-1987", "title": "Kiah, New South Wales 1987", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "December, 1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2287-eden-new-south-wales-1987", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kiah, New South Wales 1987. Source-stated location: Kiah, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: December 1987, on the Upper Kiah Road near Eden.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kiah, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.1481965, "map_longitude": 149.8555282, "map_place_name": "Kiah, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kiah, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 613, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1467-wee-jasper-new-south-wales-1987", "title": "Wee Jasper, New South Wales 1987", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer 1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1467-wee-jasper-new-south-wales-1987", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wee Jasper, New South Wales 1987. Source-stated location: Between Wee Jasper and Yass on the back road crossing a bridge of the Burrinjuck Dam & Murrumbidgee River, New South Wales. Event field: Sighting. Terrain field: Treeless. Body excerpt retained for review: [Wee Jasper is a small picturesque village of about 100 people in a pretty valley at the foot of the Brindabella Ranges, on the backwaters of Burrinjuck Dam. It is located 336 km south-west of Sydney and 54 km south-west of Yass along a partially unsealed road].", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Between Wee Jasper and Yass on the back road crossing a bridge of the Burrinjuck Dam & Murrumbidgee River, NSW (NSW): high; Wee Jasper, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.1105708, "map_longitude": 148.6759186, "map_place_name": "Wee Jasper, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for Wee Jasper, New South Wales 1987. Source-stated location: Between Wee Jasper and Yass on the back road crossing a bridge of the Burrinjuck Dam & Murrumbidgee River, New South Wales. Event field: Sighting. Terrain field: Treeless. Body excerpt retained for review: [Wee Jasper is a small picturesque village of about 100 people in a pretty valley at the foot of the Brindabella Ranges, on the backwaters of Burrinjuck Dam. It is located 336 km south-west of Sydney and 54 km south-west of Yass along a partially unsealed road].", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 620, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2195-wombeyan-caves-new-south-wales-1987", "title": "Wombeyan Caves, New South Wales 1987", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2195-wombeyan-caves-new-south-wales-1987", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wombeyan Caves, New South Wales 1987. Source-stated location: Wombeyan Caves, New South Wales. Event field: Possible Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: This occurred in Australia some 34 years ago and continues to haunt me to this day.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wombeyan Caves, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.3084619, "map_longitude": 149.9688296, "map_place_name": "Wombeyan Caves, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wombeyan Caves, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 834, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1608-yambah-station-yowie-article-1987", "title": "1987 - Yambah Station Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "22 nd Feb, 1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1608-yambah-station-yowie-article-1987", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1987 - Yambah Station Yowie Article. Source-stated location: Yambah Station, Northern Territory. Body excerpt retained for review: Title: Desert Family Sticks to ‘Monster’ Claim.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): high; Yambah Station (NT): medium", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -23.126721, "map_longitude": 133.8348877, "map_place_name": "Yambah Station", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1987 - Yambah Station Yowie Article Australian Yowie Research Public AYR report page for 1987 - Yambah Station", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 921, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2237-1987-unknown-source-15-03-1987", "title": "1987 - Launceston Examiner 1987-01-06", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2237-1987-unknown-source-15-03-1987", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1987 - Launceston Examiner 1987-01-06. Location cue from public page title/path: Launceston, Tasmania. Body excerpt retained for review: # lake dulverton, stella donohue, bill johnstone, tasmania, ape", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Launceston, TAS (TAS): medium", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -41.4340813, "map_longitude": 147.1373496, "map_place_name": "Launceston, TAS", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1987 - Launceston Examiner 1987-01-06", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 922, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1711-1987-news-perth-ape-monster", "title": "1987 - News Perth Ape Monster", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1711-1987-news-perth-ape-monster", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1987 - News Perth Ape Monster. Location cue from public page title/path: Perth, Western Australia.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Perth, WA (WA): medium", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.9558967, "map_longitude": 115.8605784, "map_place_name": "Perth, WA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1987 - News Perth Ape Monster", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 923, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1752-1987-nt-news-yowie-article", "title": "1987 - NT News Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1752-1987-nt-news-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1987 - NT News Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Northern Territory, Northern Territory. Body excerpt retained for review: # yambah station, ronald dodd, daniel kenny, phyllis kenny, top bore, northern territory", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): medium; Top Bore (NT): medium; Yambah Station (NT): medium", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -23.126721, "map_longitude": 133.8348877, "map_place_name": "Yambah Station", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "e title/path: Northern Territory, Northern Territory. Body excerpt retained for review: # yambah station, ronald dodd, daniel kenny, phyllis kenny, top bore, northern territory 1987 - NT News Yo", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 924, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1769-1987-people-magazine-yowie-report", "title": "1987 - People Magazine Yowie Report", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1769-1987-people-magazine-yowie-report", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1987 - People Magazine Yowie Report. Location cue from public page title/path: Tasmania, Tasmania. Body excerpt retained for review: # lake dulverton, donohue, johnstone, tasmania", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lake Dulverton (TAS): medium; Tasmania (TAS): medium", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -42.3040616, "map_longitude": 147.3763267, "map_place_name": "Lake Dulverton", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "cue from public page title/path: Tasmania, Tasmania. Body excerpt retained for review: # lake dulverton, donohue, johnstone, tasmania 1987 - People Magazine Yowie Report URL: https://www.yowieh", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 925, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1765-1987-sunday-press-yowie-article", "title": "1987 - Sunday Press Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1765-1987-sunday-press-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1987 - Sunday Press Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Northern Territory, Northern Territory. Body excerpt retained for review: # yambah station, gorilla, northern territory, ronald dodds, phyllis kenny, top bore", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): medium; Top Bore (NT): medium; Yambah Station (NT): medium", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -23.126721, "map_longitude": 133.8348877, "map_place_name": "Yambah Station", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "e title/path: Northern Territory, Northern Territory. Body excerpt retained for review: # yambah station, gorilla, northern territory, ronald dodds, phyllis kenny, top bore 1987 - Sunday Press Y", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 926, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1697-1987-sydney-mirror-woronora-yowie", "title": "1987 - Sydney Mirror Woronora Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1697-1987-sydney-mirror-woronora-yowie", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1987 - Sydney Mirror Woronora Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Woronora, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: Front Page Yowie Article Page 2 Yowie Article", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Woronora, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.0248014, "map_longitude": 151.0454079, "map_place_name": "Woronora, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1987 - Sydney Mirror Woronora Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 927, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1694-1987-july-sydney-morning-herald-woronora-yowie-article", "title": "1987 - Sydney Morning Herald. Woronora Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1694-1987-july-sydney-morning-herald-woronora-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1987 - Sydney Morning Herald. Woronora Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Woronora, New South Wales.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Woronora, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.0248014, "map_longitude": 151.0454079, "map_place_name": "Woronora, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1987 - Sydney Morning Herald. Woronora Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 928, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2152-1987-sydney-sun-yowie-article", "title": "1987 - Sydney Sun Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2152-1987-sydney-sun-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1987 - Sydney Sun Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Sydney, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # woronora yowie, jim kikoudis yowie, engadine yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sydney, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8698439, "map_longitude": 151.2082848, "map_place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1987 - Sydney Sun Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4303, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:6fb216dc73778eae", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Cranbourne, Victoria 1987", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1245-cranbourne-vic-1987", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Cranbourne, Victoria 1987. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5481; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Cranbourne, VIC (VIC): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.0997308, "map_longitude": 145.2807256, "map_place_name": "Cranbourne, VIC", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4457, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:28ff5df6b507c1b2", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1987 - News Perth Ape Monster", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1711-1987-news-perth-ape-monster", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1987 - News Perth Ape Monster. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5635; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1987 - News Perth Ape Monster, TAS (TAS): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -42.309794, "map_longitude": 147.393549, "map_place_name": "1987 - News Perth Ape Monster, TAS", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4458, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:04ef9b200c20e51c", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1987 - NT News Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1752-1987-nt-news-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1987 - NT News Yowie Article. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5636; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1987 - NT News Yowie Article (NT): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -23.132391, "map_longitude": 133.694829, "map_place_name": "1987 - NT News Yowie Article", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4604, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:a68f81e894280de9", "title": "Witness sketches: Gootchie, Queensland (1987)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Witness sketches: Gootchie, Queensland (1987). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4623, "source_id": 51, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-state-index:6c802e90d75c4ba4", "title": "AYR report index: Dufty's Beach - Murray River, Victoria 1987", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "author": null, "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2184-dufty-s-beach-murray-river-victoria-1987", "snippet": "Public AYR VIC report index link: Dufty's Beach - Murray River, Victoria 1987. 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The state index supplies the public report URL, place text, and year; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_link", "genre": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "publicness_code": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5808; quality stage_only_public_report_index_link.", "location_summary": "Lake Dulverton, TAS (TAS): stage_only_public_report_index_link", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -42.3040616, "map_longitude": 147.3763267, "map_place_name": "Lake Dulverton, TAS", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_index_link", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate derived from another AYR public map marker for the same place/state, not from this exact report URL. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4634, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol4965717w", "title": "To catch a bunyip", "publication": "Cambridge University Press", "author": null, "date_published": "1987", "year": 1987, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL4965717W", "snippet": "To catch a bunyip Bunyips Plot-your-own-stories Wagers Plot-your-own stories Fiction Mystery and detective stories Children's fiction Australia, fiction Australia Allen Sharp Cambridge University Press", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "bunyip", "figure_name_as_printed": "bunyip", "ontology_code": "other_supernatural_humanoid_or_adjacent", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_metadata_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5812; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 55, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1248-emerald-vic-1988", "title": "Emerald, Victoria 1988", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1988", "year": 1988, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1248-emerald-vic-1988", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Emerald, Victoria 1988. Source-stated location: Emerald, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Aggression. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Unknown Newspaper Report. (Estimate to be the 80’s)", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Emerald, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.9321282, "map_longitude": 145.4407282, "map_place_name": "Emerald, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Emerald, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 102, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1421-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-1988", "title": "Mt. Kembla, New South Wales 1988", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1988", "year": 1988, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1421-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-1988", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Kembla, New South Wales 1988. Source-stated location: Mt Kembla, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: After posting a notice on your message board, it was suggested to us to e-mail to you our report on our sighting.(My girlfriend is typing this for me).", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Kembla, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.4421839, "map_longitude": 150.8067132, "map_place_name": "Mt Kembla, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Kembla, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 253, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1253-mansfield-vic-1988", "title": "Mansfield, Victoria 1988", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "November and October 1988", "year": 1988, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1253-mansfield-vic-1988", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mansfield, Victoria 1988. Source-stated location: Sawpit Gully (Mansfield). Bridge Creek (Mansfield). Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Stringy bark forest backing onto rugged country side. Body excerpt retained for review: There are 2 parts to this report. Part 1 is a separate event which occurred at Bridge Creek a month before Pam’s sighting. The second part tells of her sighting of the creature while out on a horse riding trip with a group of beginner students, on an overgrown forestry trail at Sawpit Gully, not far from Bridge Creek.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sawpit Gully . Bridge Creek, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.9242155, "map_longitude": 146.1463677, "map_place_name": "Sawpit Gully . Bridge Creek, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Sawpit Gully (Mansfield). Bridge Creek (Mansfield). Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 369, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1662-lamington-np-queensland-1988", "title": "Lamington NP, Queensland 1988", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1988", "year": 1988, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1662-lamington-np-queensland-1988", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lamington NP, Queensland 1988. Source-stated location: Lamington National Park, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Back in my teenage years from 12 until about 21, we would spend every weekend of holiday up at Lamington.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lamington National Park, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.2440481, "map_longitude": 153.1573088, "map_place_name": "Lamington National Park, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lamington National Park, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 550, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1430-nowra-new-south-wales-1988", "title": "Nowra, New South Wales 1988", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1988/90", "year": 1988, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1430-nowra-new-south-wales-1988", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Nowra, New South Wales 1988. Source-stated location: Nowra, New South Wales. Event field: Audible. Body excerpt retained for review: I currently live in Woolgoolga NSW mid north coast , when i was much younger I lived in the Sydney area, and at that time I was heavily into motocross bikes and regularly used to travel down to the South Coast being the Nowra Bike Farm just South of Nowra, mostly on weekends to ride. Often I would camp over night as the farm had an excellent camp ground and...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Nowra, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.8741198, "map_longitude": 150.6004709, "map_place_name": "Nowra, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Nowra, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 601, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1667-vulcan-state-forest-new-south-wales-1988", "title": "Vulcan State Forest, New South Wales 1988", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1988", "year": 1988, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1667-vulcan-state-forest-new-south-wales-1988", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Vulcan State Forest, New South Wales 1988. Source-stated location: Vulcan State Forest, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We were riding around and stopped near some trees. We saw what looked like a Gorilla standing between the trees. We stood there trying to work out what it was. We had some small binoculars and we could see it looked like a Gorilla. I thought what is a Gorilla doing our here?", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Vulcan State Forest, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8857125, "map_longitude": 149.8249296, "map_place_name": "Vulcan State Forest, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Vulcan State Forest, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 607, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1462-watigans-new-south-wales-1988", "title": "Watagans, New South Wales 1988", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1988", "year": 1988, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1462-watigans-new-south-wales-1988", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Watagans, New South Wales 1988. Source-stated location: Cooranbong/Watigans NSW. Event field: Yowie Stalking. Body excerpt retained for review: After discussing various Yowie sightings up/down the Great Dividing Range, with my brother, he relayed to me a an incident that happened to him and a mate in 1988.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cooranbong/Watigans, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.0758112, "map_longitude": 151.4539993, "map_place_name": "Cooranbong/Watigans, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cooranbong/Watigans NSW", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 736, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 8, "external_id": "openalex:W2339673953", "title": "Repainting of images on rock in Australia and the maintenance of Aboriginal culture", "publication": "Antiquity", "author": "David Mowaljarlai, Patricia Vinnicombe, Graeme Ward, Christopher Chippindale", "date_published": "1988-12-01", "year": 1988, "url": "https://doi.org/10.1017/s0003598x00075086", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Wandjina'. Work type: article. Publication/source: Antiquity. Location signal is figure-associated region (Western Australia), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: Sandra Bowdler reported in the last issue of A NTIQUITY (62: 517–23) on the controversy surrounding the recent repainting of Wandjina figures on the rocks of the western Kimberley, northwest Australia. Here is an Aboriginal Australian's view of the repainting project and its significance, along with an explication and further discussion of implications.", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "OpenAlex", "source_type": "academic_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Wandjina", "cluster": "broader_humanoid_spirit", "tier": "tier_2_strong_candidate", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "spirit_person", "ontology_default": "ancestral_being", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 1, "canonical_figure_guess": "Wandjina", "figure_name_as_printed": "Wandjina", "ontology_code": "ancestral_being", "humanoid_degree_code": "spirit_person", "source_voice": "scholar", "genre": "academic_text", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_knowledge", "coding_notes": "OpenAlex public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Figure-associated region: Western Australia (WA): medium", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "figure_associated_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 929, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1781-1988-unkown-origin-of-emerald-encounter", "title": "1988 - Unkown Origin of Emerald Encounter", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1988", "year": 1988, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1781-1988-unkown-origin-of-emerald-encounter", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1988 - Unkown Origin of Emerald Encounter. Location cue from public page title/path: Emerald, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # douglas bombardieri, emerald, yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Emerald, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -23.5263118, "map_longitude": 148.1618622, "map_place_name": "Emerald, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1988 - Unkown Origin of Emerald Encounter", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1065, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/2018-1988-burnum-burnum-s-aboriginal-australia", "title": "1988 - Burnum Burnum's Aboriginal Australia", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1988", "year": 1988, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/2018-1988-burnum-burnum-s-aboriginal-australia", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1988 - Burnum Burnum's Aboriginal Australia. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: The following is an extract from “Burnum Burnum’s Aboriginal Australia – A Traveller’s Guide”; Angus & Robertson 1988; ISBN 0 207 156301, found on page 316.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1173, "source_id": 15, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "internet_archive:isbn_9780833518576", "title": "The Nargun and the stars", "publication": "Wrightson, Patricia", "author": null, "date_published": "1988", "year": 1988, "url": "https://archive.org/details/isbn_9780833518576", "snippet": "The public Internet Archive item metadata/title contains the source label `Nargun` and an Australian relation `Australia`. The Nargun and the stars ['184 pages, 2 unnumbered pages of plates : 20 cm', 'An ancient stone creature threatens the lives of a family on a lonely sheep farm in Australia'] ['184 pages, 2 unnumbered pages of plates : 20 cm', 'An ancient stone creature threatens the lives of a family on a lonely...", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "internet_archive_metadata", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Nargun", "figure_name_as_printed": "Nargun", "ontology_code": "traditional_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "source label in public title or metadata", "source_voice": "descriptive_belief_record", "genre": "internet_archive_metadata", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_ethics_review", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1240; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1174, "source_id": 15, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "internet_archive:nargunstars0000wrig", "title": "The nargun and the stars", "publication": "Wrightson, Patricia", "author": null, "date_published": "1988", "year": 1988, "url": "https://archive.org/details/nargunstars0000wrig", "snippet": "The public Internet Archive item metadata/title contains the source label `Nargun` and an Australian relation `Australia`. The nargun and the stars ['142 pages', 'An ancient stone creature threatens the lives of a family on a lonely sheep farm in Australia'] ['142 pages', 'An ancient stone creature threatens the lives of a family on a lonely sheep farm in Australia'] ['Aboriginal Australians -- Religion -- Juvenile...", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "internet_archive_metadata", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Nargun", "figure_name_as_printed": "Nargun", "ontology_code": "traditional_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "source label in public title or metadata", "source_voice": "descriptive_belief_record", "genre": "internet_archive_metadata", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_ethics_review", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1242; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4317, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:a75d746a8e3555c2", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Watagans, New South Wales 1988", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1988", "year": 1988, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1462-watigans-new-south-wales-1988", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Watagans, New South Wales 1988. 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Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5506; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Mansfield, VIC (VIC): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.0521177, "map_longitude": 146.0881445, "map_place_name": "Mansfield, VIC", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4350, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:d71495fcc07b6a13", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Lamington NP, Queensland 1988", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1988", "year": 1988, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1662-lamington-np-queensland-1988", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Lamington NP, Queensland 1988. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5528; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Lamington NP, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.142222, "map_longitude": 153.115278, "map_place_name": "Lamington NP, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. 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Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and my brother were hitchhiking along Tin Can Bay Road (near the corner of Kin Kin Road), and we saw this thing ahead wander up an embankment onto the side of the road.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gympie, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.1900447, "map_longitude": 152.6600256, "map_place_name": "Gympie, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Gympie (East), Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 433, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1935-redbank-plains-queensland-1989", "title": "Redbank Plains, Queensland 1989", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "August, 1989", "year": 1989, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1935-redbank-plains-queensland-1989", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Redbank Plains, Queensland 1989. Source-stated location: Redbank, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was down off the end of Henty Drive, but Henty Drive didn’t go down that far down back in 1989.There was an old quarry at the time and myself and my friend Dave were wagging School because it was a Sports Day and we weren’t sports minded kids.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Redbank, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.5994539, "map_longitude": 152.8724921, "map_place_name": "Redbank, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Redbank, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 494, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1688-kowmung-river-new-south-wales-1989", "title": "Kowmung River, New South Wales 1989", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June, 1989", "year": 1989, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1688-kowmung-river-new-south-wales-1989", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kowmung River, New South Wales 1989. Source-stated location: Kowmung River, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. 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Smith", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1989", "year": 1989, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1648-analysis-of-the-hairy-man-by-m-smith-1989", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1989 - Analysis of the Hairy Man by M. Smith. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4285, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:bcfb08507b8bd67e", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Redbank Plains, Queensland 1989", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1989", "year": 1989, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1935-redbank-plains-queensland-1989", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Redbank Plains, Queensland 1989. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5463; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Redbank Plains, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.6513182, "map_longitude": 152.8479458, "map_place_name": "Redbank Plains, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4286, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:4c4cfbedadf439b6", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Gympie (East), Queensland 1989", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1989", "year": 1989, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1861-gympie-east-queensland-1989", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Gympie (East), Queensland 1989. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5464; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Gympie (East), QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.43239, "map_longitude": 152.601, "map_place_name": "Gympie (East), QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 56, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1247-dellicknora-vic-1990", "title": "Dellicknora, Victoria 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Dec, 1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1247-dellicknora-vic-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Dellicknora, Victoria 1990. Source-stated location: Dellicknora, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: The property is on the edge of the Deddick River, on the edge of the Snowy River National Park. A Mountain region with valleys and thick scrub.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Dellicknora, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.0960487, "map_longitude": 148.697021, "map_place_name": "Dellicknora, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Dellicknora, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 58, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/2171-hepburn-springs-victoria-1993", "title": "Hepburn Springs, Victoria 1993", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Early 1990’s", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2171-hepburn-springs-victoria-1993", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Hepburn Springs, Victoria 1993. Source-stated location: Hepburn Springs, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: In 1998, I had a long running with debate with the then second in charge of the Australian Skeptic Society, Mark Newbrook, who at the time enjoyed challenging me on the existence of the Yowie. English born Newbrook has penned many boring writings, appears in many boring articles and specialises as a boring linguistics expert, debating people on semantics, b...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Hepburn Springs, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.3161925, "map_longitude": 144.1467627, "map_place_name": "Hepburn Springs, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Hepburn Springs, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 103, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1351-batemans-bay-new-south-wales-1990", "title": "Bateman's Bay, New South Wales 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1351-batemans-bay-new-south-wales-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bateman's Bay, New South Wales 1990. Source-stated location: Bateman’s Bay, New South Wales. Event field: Footprint Find. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Tony Healy Interview with J&T Rogers Via AYR", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bateman’s Bay, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.7293379, "map_longitude": 150.1947997, "map_place_name": "Bateman’s Bay, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bateman’s Bay, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 104, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1386-fingal-head-new-south-wales-1990", "title": "Fingal Head, New South Wales 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990 - 1991", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1386-fingal-head-new-south-wales-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Fingal Head, New South Wales 1990. Source-stated location: Fingal Head, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Bushland: Mangroves and wetlands. Body excerpt retained for review: Comment: The Witness has an Aboriginal Heritage and has many significant stories pertaining to the Yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Fingal Head, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.203, "map_longitude": 153.5668, "map_place_name": "Fingal Head, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Fingal Head, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 105, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2027-tallong-new-south-wales-1990", "title": "Tallong, New South Wales 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2027-tallong-new-south-wales-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tallong, New South Wales 1990. Source-stated location: Tallong, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I went with a group of people on a hike with a friend from Uni, which they warned me was a difficult hike. It was a difficult hike to get down to where we went. We got down there, set up and camp had dinner and went to bed.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tallong, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.7192248, "map_longitude": 150.0863205, "map_place_name": "Tallong, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tallong, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 165, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1287-eudlo-qld-1990", "title": "Eudlo, Queensland 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1287-eudlo-qld-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Eudlo, Queensland 1990. Source-stated location: Eudlo, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: This interesting sketch was passed to me by a man who claimed that while camped with a girlfriend one night in 1990 between Glenview and Eudlo, Queensland.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Eudlo, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.730535, "map_longitude": 152.9390644, "map_place_name": "Eudlo, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Eudlo, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 252, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2044-cairns-queensland-1990", "title": "Cairns, Queensland 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "August, 1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2044-cairns-queensland-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cairns, Queensland 1990. Source-stated location: Cairns (Red Hill, Woree), Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Female Witness – 23 years old at the time.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cairns, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -16.9206657, "map_longitude": 145.7721854, "map_place_name": "Cairns, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cairns (Red Hill, Woree), Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 257, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1354-bathurst-new-south-wales-1990", "title": "Bathurst, New South Wales 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1354-bathurst-new-south-wales-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bathurst, New South Wales 1990. Source-stated location: Bathurst, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Footprint Find. Body excerpt retained for review: My father won't speak of the Yowie, especially around kids, and won't even talk even with My Mum or Sister. This is one of the stories he related to me.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bathurst, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.4166482, "map_longitude": 149.5803725, "map_place_name": "Bathurst, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bathurst, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 268, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1256-myhree-vic-1990", "title": "Myrrhee, Victoria 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990's", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1256-myhree-vic-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Myrrhee, Victoria 1990. Source-stated location: Myhree, Victoria (plus other areas). Event field: Various Yowie Sightings/Encounters. Body excerpt retained for review: When I was married we went on boys family hunt. Being an Italian family (them not me ), it included 8 cousins, a brother in law, and about 18 hounds every Italian hunter has at 2 hounds in the 90's.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Myhree, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.744227, "map_longitude": 146.3048256, "map_place_name": "Myhree, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Myhree, Victoria (plus other areas)", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 302, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1357-blue-mountains-new-south-wales-1990", "title": "Blue Mountains, New South Wales 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Early 1990s", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1357-blue-mountains-new-south-wales-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Blue Mountains, New South Wales 1990. Source-stated location: Blue Mountains, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: A man driving home one night saw ahead of him something in the bush on the side of the road. As he approached, a 7’ Yowie stepped infront of his car to cross the road. The man braked heavily almost hitting the Yowie.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Blue Mountains, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "named_feature", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.609741, "map_longitude": 150.4052237, "map_place_name": "Blue Mountains, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "named_feature", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Blue Mountains, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 324, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1851-brisbane-national-water-park-new-south-wales-1990", "title": "Brisbane National Water Park, New South Wales 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1851-brisbane-national-water-park-new-south-wales-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Brisbane National Water Park, New South Wales 1990. Source-stated location: Brisbane Water National Park, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Hi Dean, I am the same man who wrote the story about the Tip fire Yowie and how he bashed the fire out with his bare hands, that particular event was witnessed by many of my friends at the time in the same cadet outfit as me , however the below event was only experienced by me and Andrew.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Brisbane Water National Park, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.5157145, "map_longitude": 151.2697774, "map_place_name": "Brisbane Water National Park, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Brisbane Water National Park, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 334, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1951-brown-mountain-new-south-wales-1990", "title": "Brown Mountain, New South Wales 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1951-brown-mountain-new-south-wales-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Brown Mountain, New South Wales 1990. Source-stated location: Brown Mountain, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I’ve seen all types of animals both during the day and at night time. On this night it was full moonlight.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Brown Mountain, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.59732, "map_longitude": 149.38325, "map_place_name": "Brown Mountain, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Brown Mountain, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 391, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1308-mt-glorious-qld-1990", "title": "Mt. Glorious, Queensland 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990/1", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1308-mt-glorious-qld-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Glorious, Queensland 1990. Source-stated location: Mt. Glorious, Queensland. Event field: Vocal and Movement. Body excerpt retained for review: My name is Patrick and when I was in grade 8 or 9 I went with a friend and his parents to Mt Glorious for the day and we ended up walking along a track that I presume was access only for rangers as it was blocked by a steel pole.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt. Glorious, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.322891, "map_longitude": 152.7643027, "map_place_name": "Mt. Glorious, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt. Glorious, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 464, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1595-jackadgery-new-south-wales-1990", "title": "Jackadgery, New South Wales 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1595-jackadgery-new-south-wales-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Jackadgery, New South Wales 1990. Source-stated location: Jackadgery, New South Wales 1990 (Grange State Forest). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Back in 1990 I went on a camping trip to the Clarence River in New South Wales. We setup camp for the night 100m from the river.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Jackadgery, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.5816646, "map_longitude": 152.5511068, "map_place_name": "Jackadgery, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Jackadgery, New South Wales 1990 (Grange State Forest)", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 470, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1402-jenolan-caves-new-south-wales-1990", "title": "Jenolan Caves, New South Wales 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer, 1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1402-jenolan-caves-new-south-wales-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Jenolan Caves, New South Wales 1990. Source-stated location: Circa (near Jenolan Caves), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: McKeons Creek runs through a gorge to the east of Edith Road, just outside Kanangra Boyd National Park. Luke Simon, then 26 years old, was quite familiar with the area.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Circa, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7460183, "map_longitude": 150.9530285, "map_place_name": "Circa, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Circa (near Jenolan Caves), New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 471, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1338-tomsons-river-qld-1990", "title": "Tomson River, Queensland 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Late 1990s", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1338-tomsons-river-qld-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tomson River, Queensland 1990. Source-stated location: Tomson River, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I, as a Aboriginal from Gayndah from the Waka Waka tribe, heard stories as a kid and told never to venture off by myself.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gayndah (QLD): medium; Tomson River, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.6268775, "map_longitude": 151.6370233, "map_place_name": "Gayndah", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "d. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I, as a Aboriginal from Gayndah from the Waka Waka tribe, heard stories as a kid and told never to venture off by myself.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 496, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2289-krambach-new-south-wales-1990", "title": "Krambach, New South Wales 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2289-krambach-new-south-wales-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Krambach, New South Wales 1990. Source-stated location: Krambach, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: When I cast my mind back over the decades of research and expeditions, one of my earliest memories of the Yowie was in 1992, when I watched a Channel 7 News episode about a Yowie encounter in a remote New South Wales town, they only referred to as “Bach\".", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Krambach, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.0521151, "map_longitude": 152.2606101, "map_place_name": "Krambach, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Krambach, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 553, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1549-oberon-new-south-wales-1990", "title": "Oberon, New South Wales 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1549-oberon-new-south-wales-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Oberon, New South Wales 1990. Source-stated location: Orberon, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My brother in law would like me to convey to you the encounter I had, with what I believe was a Yowie, and occurred in a pine forest plantation near Oberon, NSW in about 1990.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Orberon, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8455931, "map_longitude": 149.8326162, "map_place_name": "Orberon, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Orberon, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 588, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2074-tenterfield-new-south-wales-1990", "title": "Tenterfield, New South Wales 1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Winter, 1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2074-tenterfield-new-south-wales-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tenterfield, New South Wales 1990. Source-stated location: Tenterfield, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I’m 42 now, this happened when I was about 13 or 14, so about 1990.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tenterfield, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.83843, "map_longitude": 152.2813166, "map_place_name": "Tenterfield, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tenterfield, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 930, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1759-1990-grafton-examiner-yowie-article", "title": "1990 - Grafton Examiner Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1759-1990-grafton-examiner-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1990 - Grafton Examiner Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Grafton, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # michael allison, grafton yowie, gorilla", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Grafton, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.6816773, "map_longitude": 152.9336357, "map_place_name": "Grafton, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1990 - Grafton Examiner Yowie Article", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 931, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1768-1990-krambach-yowie-aricle", "title": "1990 - Krambach Yowie Aricle", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1768-1990-krambach-yowie-aricle", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1990 - Krambach Yowie Aricle. Location cue from public page title/path: Krambach, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # julie clark, clarke, krambach, yowie, rock, george gray, corrigan, carney", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Krambach, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.0521151, "map_longitude": 152.2606101, "map_place_name": "Krambach, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1990 - Krambach Yowie Aricle", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1066, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1521-aboriginal-legends-frank-povah-1990", "title": "1990 - You Kids Count your Shadows - Aboriginal Legends by Frank Povah", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1521-aboriginal-legends-frank-povah-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1990 - You Kids Count your Shadows - Aboriginal Legends by Frank Povah. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: You Kids Count your Shadows - Aboriginal Legends, By Frank Povah 1990", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1086, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1770-1990-treasure-islander-yowie-article", "title": "1990 - Treasure Islander Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1770-1990-treasure-islander-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1990 - Treasure Islander Yowie Article. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # lake dulverton, johnstone, donohue, tasmainia", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Lake Dulverton (TAS): medium", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -42.3040616, "map_longitude": 147.3763267, "map_place_name": "Lake Dulverton", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # lake dulverton, johnstone, donohue, tasmainia 1990 - Treasure Islander Yowie Article URL: https://www.yo", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1087, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2236-1990-people-magazine-yowie-article", "title": "1990- People Magazine Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2236-1990-people-magazine-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1990- People Magazine Yowie Article. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # hair samples, jeff andrews", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1088, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2253-1990-people-magazine-yowie-article-27-02-1990", "title": "1990- People Magazine Yowie Article 27-02-1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2253-1990-people-magazine-yowie-article-27-02-1990", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1990- People Magazine Yowie Article 27-02-1990. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # pangkalangka, pintupi, papunya, mt. liebig", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Mount Liebig (NT): medium; Papunya (NT): medium", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -23.28883, "map_longitude": 131.36449, "map_place_name": "Mount Liebig", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # pangkalangka, pintupi, papunya, mt. liebig 1990- People Magazine Yowie Article 27-02-1990 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4079, "source_id": 45, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "sprint-aso-his-masters-ghost:aso-more-winners-his-masters:ghost:f215d05bbcd98624", "title": "ghost in His Master's Ghost at Montsalvat", "publication": "More Winners - His Master's Ghost; Australian Children's Television Foundation / Australian Screen Online", "author": null, "date_published": "1990; ASO public item page accessed 2026-06-22", "year": 1990, "url": "https://aso.gov.au/titles/tv/more-winners-his-masters-ghost/", "snippet": "Australian Screen Online describes More Winners - His Master's Ghost (1990) as a mystery-comedy about a group of kids on a music camp in a spooky old mansion. 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Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5465; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Tomson River, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.167222, "map_longitude": 142.89, "map_place_name": "Tomson River, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4288, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:24f1ffacf24772fd", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #67) at Keiraville, New South Wales (1990)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwB6-XeJh0k", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #67) at Keiraville, New South Wales (1990). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4289, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:14dd3f326841b182", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #130) near Cairns, Queensland (1990)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAHDidJ2OpM", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #130) near Cairns, Queensland (1990). 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Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5754; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Photographs associated with the location: on Facebook - Cotter Dam, ACT (ACT): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "ACT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.32097, "map_longitude": 148.93749, "map_place_name": "Photographs associated with the location: on Facebook - Cotter Dam, ACT", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4596, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:238c7963e168c1dd", "title": "Witness sketches: Eudlo, Queensland (1990", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1990", "year": 1990, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Witness sketches: Eudlo, Queensland (1990. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5774; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Eudlo, Queensland (1990, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.72963, "map_longitude": 152.95395, "map_place_name": "Eudlo, Queensland (1990, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 15, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:western-australia/1812-australind-western-australia-1991", "title": "Australind, Western Australia 1991", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1991", "year": 1991, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/western-australia/1812-australind-western-australia-1991", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Australind, Western Australia 1991. Source-stated location: Australind, Western Australia. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: There’s a river there that runs through Australind, and its all paddocks on one side and bush land on the other. I used to go down there to swim nearly every day during summer while in High School.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australind, WA (WA): high", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.2807362, "map_longitude": 115.7204483, "map_place_name": "Australind, WA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Australind, Western Australia", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 57, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1920-lake-buffalo-victoria-1991", "title": "Lake Buffalo, Victoria 1991", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1991", "year": 1991, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1920-lake-buffalo-victoria-1991", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lake Buffalo, Victoria 1991. Source-stated location: Lake Buffalo, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: There were three of us out spotlighting for Deer. We weren’t driving any faster than about 10km/hr, very slowly with the spotlight out of the window. We had driven out of a block of pine trees and into more native bush, and this thing moving along caught my eye on the driver’s side.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lake Buffalo, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.7375936, "map_longitude": 146.6567954, "map_place_name": "Lake Buffalo, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lake Buffalo, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 166, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1943-canungra-queensland-1991", "title": "Canungra, Queensland 1991", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1991", "year": 1991, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1943-canungra-queensland-1991", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Canungra, Queensland 1991. Source-stated location: Canungra, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was coming home from training (Martial Arts), and I was driving down a hill that comes into Canungra which I did every night for years. On this particular night I was driving down the steep road and I came around a bend and I saw this really large and bizarre looking creature bent over, kind of crouching near a tree. In the headlights I could see it quite...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Canungra, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0385865, "map_longitude": 153.1419128, "map_place_name": "Canungra, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Canungra, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 301, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1266-yarambulla-vic-1991", "title": "Yarambulla, Victoria 1991", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1991", "year": 1991, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1266-yarambulla-vic-1991", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Yarambulla, Victoria 1991. Source-stated location: Yarambulla, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Mr. Beazley and 2 friends were spotlighting for Deer in the bottom ranges of Mt. Buffalo called Yarambulla. As they were driving a dirt track at 1am through a Pine Forest, they came to an open area.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mount Buffalo, VIC (VIC): high; Yarambulla, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "named_feature", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.7673752, "map_longitude": 146.7728946, "map_place_name": "Mount Buffalo, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "named_feature", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for Yarambulla, Victoria 1991. Source-stated location: Yarambulla, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Mr. Beazley and 2 friends were spotlighting for Deer in the bottom ranges of Mt. Buffalo called Yarambulla. As they were driving a dirt track at 1am through a Pine Forest, they came to an open area.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 387, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1596-mt-nathan-queensland-1991", "title": "Mt Nathan, Queensland 1991", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1991", "year": 1991, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1596-mt-nathan-queensland-1991", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt Nathan, Queensland 1991. Source-stated location: Mt Nathan, Queensland 1991 (Nerang State Forest). Event field: Being Stalked. Body excerpt retained for review: Location : Mt Nathan, Queensland 1991 (Nerang State Forest)", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Nathan, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9801695, "map_longitude": 153.2654056, "map_place_name": "Mt Nathan, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Nathan, Queensland 1991 (Nerang State Forest)", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 408, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2248-emu-plains-new-south-wales-1991", "title": "Emu Plains, New South Wales 1991", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1991", "year": 1991, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2248-emu-plains-new-south-wales-1991", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Emu Plains, New South Wales 1991. Source-stated location: West of Emu Plains NSW. Event field: Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was living down in Sydney, and I was working with a Yugoslav fella putting fences up. He was a bit of a rabbit hunter, he kept on pestering me to go with him. One weekend we went out caught a bunch of rabbits, then the next weekend he said come out with me again.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "West of Emu Plains, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7483333, "map_longitude": 150.6677778, "map_place_name": "West of Emu Plains, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "West of Emu Plains NSW", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 554, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1433-oberon-new-south-wales-1991", "title": "Oberon, New South Wales 1991", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1991", "year": 1991, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1433-oberon-new-south-wales-1991", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Oberon, New South Wales 1991. Source-stated location: Oberon, New South Wales Event: Yowie Sighting Date: 1991. Event field: Yowie Sighting Date: 1991. Body excerpt retained for review: I was near the Kanangra Boyd National Park. There is a very steep gully on the Eastern side of the road on a property known as “High Weliki”.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Oberon, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8455931, "map_longitude": 149.8326162, "map_place_name": "Oberon, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Oberon, New South Wales Event: Yowie Sighting Date: 1991", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 597, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2067-tuglow-new-south-wales-1991", "title": "Tuglow, New South Wales 1991", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July, 1991", "year": 1991, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2067-tuglow-new-south-wales-1991", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tuglow, New South Wales 1991. Source-stated location: Tuglow, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We were on Wilcox’s Range, which is about 1200m, and we were Spotlighting. The neighbouring property is heavily timbered and it’s all a part of the Great Dividing Range. There was about 5 of us. There was just a farm track that runs up this range and it goes up a big open paddock.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tuglow, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.9483333, "map_longitude": 149.9344444, "map_place_name": "Tuglow, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tuglow, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1160, "source_id": 15, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "internet_archive:aboriginesofrain0000erba", "title": "Aborigines of the rainforest", "publication": "Erbacher, John, 1941-", "author": null, "date_published": "1991", "year": 1991, "url": "https://archive.org/details/aboriginesofrain0000erba", "snippet": "The public Internet Archive item metadata/title contains the source label `Quinkan` and an Australian relation `Cape York Peninsula`. Aborigines of the rainforest ['62 pages : 22 x 24 cm', 'Text and photographs describe the customs, legends, activities, and changing lifestyles of the Kuku-Yalanji Aborigines of the Australian rainforest'] ['62 pages : 22 x 24 cm', 'Text and photographs describe the customs, legends,...", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "internet_archive_metadata", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Quinkan", "figure_name_as_printed": "Quinkan", "ontology_code": "traditional_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "source label in public title or metadata", "source_voice": "descriptive_belief_record", "genre": "internet_archive_metadata", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_ethics_review", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1218; quality B.", "location_summary": "Cape York Peninsula (QLD): B", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4326, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:8a718b7d6358374e", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Yarambulla, Victoria 1991", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1991", "year": 1991, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1266-yarambulla-vic-1991", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Yarambulla, Victoria 1991. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5504; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Yarambulla, VIC (VIC): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.68788, "map_longitude": 146.846304, "map_place_name": "Yarambulla, VIC", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4386, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:a668a82a1acc79d5", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #92) at Australind, Western Australia (1991)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1991", "year": 1991, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExSbLU3BAZo", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #92) at Australind, Western Australia (1991). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5564; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Australind, WA (WA): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.2807362, "map_longitude": 115.7204483, "map_place_name": "Australind, WA", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4612, "source_id": 51, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-state-index:0183a21df2bbe6ed", "title": "AYR report index: Emu Plains, New South Wales 1991", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "author": null, "date_published": "1991", "year": 1991, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2248-emu-plains-new-south-wales-1991", "snippet": "Public AYR NSW report index link: Emu Plains, New South Wales 1991. The state index supplies the public report URL, place text, and year; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_link", "genre": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "publicness_code": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5790; quality stage_only_public_report_index_link.", "location_summary": "Emu Plains, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_index_link", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "mapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4647, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol677265w", "title": "Master of the ghost dreaming", "publication": "Angus & Robertson; Angus & Robertson Childrens", "author": null, "date_published": "1991", "year": 1991, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL677265W", "snippet": "Master of the ghost dreaming Aboriginal Australians Fiction Literature and stories - Fiction Settlement and contacts - Colonisation - 1788-1850 Race relations - Violent - Massacres, murders, poisonings etc. - To 1900 Flinders Island Aboriginal Settlement (Tas.) Fiction, general Australia, fiction Australia Mudrooroo; Mudrooroo Narogin; Mudrooroo Nyoongah Angus & Robertson; Angus & Robertson Childrens", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "ghost_legend", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_ethics_review", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5825; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4661, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol7916801w", "title": "The mystery of the haunted dog", "publication": "Random House Australia", "author": null, "date_published": "1991", "year": 1991, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL7916801W", "snippet": "The mystery of the haunted dog Children's stories, Australian Dogs Fiction Lesbian authors Mystery and detective stories Women authors Claire Carmichael Random House Australia", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "haunted", "figure_name_as_printed": "haunted", "ontology_code": "ghost_legend", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_metadata_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5839; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 24, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:south-australia/241-willungra-1992", "title": "Willunga, South Australia 1992", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1992", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/south-australia/241-willungra-1992", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Willunga, South Australia 1992. Source-stated location: Willunga, South of Adelaide. Event field: Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was on a scout camp in the hope forest area, near Willunga and Kuipto forest (south of Adelaide). I was asleep and in the morning I was told of the scouts had gone wandering but scared away by a scruffy large man that screamed at them.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Willunga, SA (SA): high", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.2711681, "map_longitude": 138.5554231, "map_place_name": "Willunga, SA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Willunga, South of Adelaide", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 25, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:south-australia/1849-yalata-south-australia-1993", "title": "Yalata, South Australia 1993", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1992", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/south-australia/1849-yalata-south-australia-1993", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Yalata, South Australia 1993. Source-stated location: Yalata (West of), South Australia. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was travelling with a mate with a load of general cargo across to Perth in a Mack Super Liner.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Yalata, SA (SA): high", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.4803513, "map_longitude": 131.8426235, "map_place_name": "Yalata, SA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Yalata (West of), South Australia", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 42, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:tasmania/2028-smithton-tasmania-1992", "title": "Smithton, Tasmania 1992", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1992 and recent", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/tasmania/2028-smithton-tasmania-1992", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Smithton, Tasmania 1992. Source-stated location: Smithton, Tasmania. Event field: Possible Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: This was around 1992. We were out shooting and we saw a set of eyes. We sat there looking at them for a good 20 minutes, this was 3 or 4 of us, and as soon as we started moving towards us it just bolted off. When we got over there, I was standing on the back of the truck and I ended up being eye height with it.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Smithton, TAS (TAS): high", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -40.8415455, "map_longitude": 145.1282245, "map_place_name": "Smithton, TAS", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Smithton, Tasmania", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 106, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2266-callala-bay-new-south-wales-1992", "title": "Callala Bay, New South Wales 1992", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer 1992", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2266-callala-bay-new-south-wales-1992", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Callala Bay, New South Wales 1992. Source-stated location: Callala Bay, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: You don't try and think about it too much because there's no real answer to what you see.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Callala Bay, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.9950846, "map_longitude": 150.7178837, "map_place_name": "Callala Bay, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Callala Bay, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 167, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1336-tin-can-bay-qld-1992", "title": "Tin Can Bay, Queensland 1992 (1)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1992.", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1336-tin-can-bay-qld-1992", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tin Can Bay, Queensland 1992 (1). Source-stated location: Camp Kerr, Tin Can Bay, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Encounter during Military Training Ops. Body excerpt retained for review: It was reported and independently confirmed to the AYR that a unit of 6 Military personnel were evacuated from a training mission after their mobile base camp was attacked at night during an operation.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Camp Kerr, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.9497504, "map_longitude": 152.9133105, "map_place_name": "Camp Kerr, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Camp Kerr, Tin Can Bay, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 397, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1312-mt-tamborine-qld-1992", "title": "Mt. Tamborine, Queensland 1992", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "May, 1992", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1312-mt-tamborine-qld-1992", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Tamborine, Queensland 1992. Source-stated location: Mt Tamborine, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Gold Coast Bulletin. 19th of May 1982 - Peter Caton", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Tamborine, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9684035, "map_longitude": 153.1967792, "map_place_name": "Mt Tamborine, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Tamborine, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 460, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1400-ingleburn-new-south-wales-1992", "title": "Ingleburn, New South Wales 1992", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Sept, 1992", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1400-ingleburn-new-south-wales-1992", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ingleburn, New South Wales 1992. Source-stated location: Ingleburn, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: 2pm in September 1992 along the banks of the Georges River in south West Sydney near a suburb called Ingleburn, approx 5 kms from nearest road 10 kms from nearest civilisation.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ingleburn, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.9983333, "map_longitude": 150.8511111, "map_place_name": "Ingleburn, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ingleburn, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 932, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1712-1992-lismore-northern-star-yowie-footprints", "title": "1992 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Footprints", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1992", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1712-1992-lismore-northern-star-yowie-footprints", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1992 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Footprints. Location cue from public page title/path: Lismore, New South Wales.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lismore, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.8077608, "map_longitude": 153.2791883, "map_place_name": "Lismore, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1992 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Footprints", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 933, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1695-1992-noosa-news-yowie-report", "title": "1992 - Noosa News Yowie Report", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1992", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1695-1992-noosa-news-yowie-report", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1992 - Noosa News Yowie Report. Location cue from public page title/path: Noosa, Queensland.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Noosa, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.3182442, "map_longitude": 152.9307975, "map_place_name": "Noosa, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1992 - Noosa News Yowie Report", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 934, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2168-1992-shark-bay-40-mile-yowie-article-source-unknown", "title": "1992 - Shark Bay / 40 Mile Yowie Article - Source Unknown", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1992", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2168-1992-shark-bay-40-mile-yowie-article-source-unknown", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1992 - Shark Bay / 40 Mile Yowie Article - Source Unknown. Location cue from public page title/path: Shark Bay, Western Australia. Body excerpt retained for review: # shark bay, sellinger, wooramel, 40 mile", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Shark Bay, WA (WA): medium", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.52149, "map_longitude": 113.7540291, "map_place_name": "Shark Bay, WA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1992 - Shark Bay / 40 Mile Yowie Article - Source Unknown", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4292, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:c038edbe2a5b0a95", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Tin Can Bay, Queensland 1992 (1)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1992", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1336-tin-can-bay-qld-1992", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Tin Can Bay, Queensland 1992 (1). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5470; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Tin Can Bay, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.8828544, "map_longitude": 152.9461788, "map_place_name": "Tin Can Bay, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4293, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:55452b790353cf2c", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Tin Can Bay, Queensland 1992 (2)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1992", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1335-tin-can-bay-qld-1992-2", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Tin Can Bay, Queensland 1992 (2). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5471; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Tin Can Bay, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.8828544, "map_longitude": 152.9461788, "map_place_name": "Tin Can Bay, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4320, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:0c7c82c1f3c3823f", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Willungra, South Australia 1992", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1992", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/south-australia/241-willungra-1992", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Willungra, South Australia 1992. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5498; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Willungra, SA (SA): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.274023, "map_longitude": 138.553529, "map_place_name": "Willungra, SA", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4464, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:63dd760ea4d2fdbc", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1992 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Footprints", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1992", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1712-1992-lismore-northern-star-yowie-footprints", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1992 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Footprints. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4465, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:d58943d11303cbd8", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1992 - Noosa News Yowie Report", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1992", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1695-1992-noosa-news-yowie-report", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1992 - Noosa News Yowie Report. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5643; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1992 - Noosa News Yowie Report, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.3916, "map_longitude": 153.0386, "map_place_name": "1992 - Noosa News Yowie Report, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4466, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:4f3eb7ec487c5ae8", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1992 - Shark Bay / 40 Mile Yowie Article - Source Unknown", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1992", "year": 1992, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2168-1992-shark-bay-40-mile-yowie-article-source-unknown", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1992 - Shark Bay / 40 Mile Yowie Article - Source Unknown. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5644; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1992 - Shark Bay / 40 Mile Yowie Article - Source Unknown, WA (WA): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.0, "map_longitude": 113.5, "map_place_name": "1992 - Shark Bay / 40 Mile Yowie Article - Source Unknown, WA", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 16, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:western-australia/2016-exmouth-western-australia-1993", "title": "Exmouth, Western Australia 1993", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "March 1993", "year": 1993, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/western-australia/2016-exmouth-western-australia-1993", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Exmouth, Western Australia 1993. Source-stated location: Exmouth, Western Australia. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: A friend and I had a long, face to face encounter with a Yowie in Exmouth Western Australia back in 1993....", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Exmouth, WA (WA): high", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -21.9324401, "map_longitude": 114.1258094, "map_place_name": "Exmouth, WA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Exmouth, Western Australia", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 107, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1408-leeville-new-south-wales-1993", "title": "Leeville, New South Wales 1993", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July 27, 1993", "year": 1993, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1408-leeville-new-south-wales-1993", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Leeville, New South Wales 1993. Source-stated location: Leeville, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: A Leeville couple whose property was ‘visited’ by an unidentified animal on Tuesday night has supplied a photo of footprints apparently made by the creature. Mr Danny Blunt said the photograph was taken at a dry creek bed near his home.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Leeville, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.9483333, "map_longitude": 153.0011111, "map_place_name": "Leeville, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Leeville, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 168, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1300-kilcoy-qld-1993", "title": "Kilcoy, Queensland 1993", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1993", "year": 1993, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1300-kilcoy-qld-1993", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kilcoy, Queensland 1993. Source-stated location: Mt Kilcoy (Sandy Creek), Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Pine Forest. Body excerpt retained for review: THE STORY: The farming family in concern believed that somebody was harassing them on their property.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Kilcoy, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.851381, "map_longitude": 152.5784605, "map_place_name": "Mt Kilcoy, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Kilcoy (Sandy Creek), Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 236, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1820-barrington-tops-new-south-wales-1993", "title": "Barrington Tops, New South Wales 1993", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1993", "year": 1993, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1820-barrington-tops-new-south-wales-1993", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Barrington Tops, New South Wales 1993. Source-stated location: Barrington Tops, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was 11pm at night and we were coming from Gloucester and had gone 5kms passed the turn off to Nowendoc. At the time, it was a dirt road.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Barrington Tops, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.0233333, "map_longitude": 151.4844444, "map_place_name": "Barrington Tops, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Barrington Tops, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 264, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1276-canarvon-gorge-qld-1993", "title": "Canarvon Gorge, Queensland 1993", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1993", "year": 1993, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1276-canarvon-gorge-qld-1993", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Canarvon Gorge, Queensland 1993. Source-stated location: Canarvon Gorge, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sightings Various. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: The Courier Mail. 29th of January 1994.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Canarvon Gorge, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -24.99435, "map_longitude": 148.3337905, "map_place_name": "Canarvon Gorge, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Canarvon Gorge, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 416, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2087-glenfield-new-south-wales-1993", "title": "Glenfield, New South Wales 1993", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1993", "year": 1993, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2087-glenfield-new-south-wales-1993", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Glenfield, New South Wales 1993. Source-stated location: Glenfield, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I had just finished the last year of School and was about 17 at the time.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Glenfield, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.9722422, "map_longitude": 150.8930882, "map_place_name": "Glenfield, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Glenfield, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 458, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2189-ingalba-new-south-wales-1993", "title": "Ingalba, New South Wales 1993", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1993", "year": 1993, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2189-ingalba-new-south-wales-1993", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ingalba, New South Wales 1993. Source-stated location: Ingalba State Forest, New South Wales. Event field: Shapeshifting Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I had my sighting some time ago and I think it’s important to have it documented. I’m 44 year old now, and this by far is the most amazing thing that has happened in my life. I don’t see UFO’s or Aliens or anything like that. I just want to tell my story and have it put down on record.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ingalba State Forest, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.8498661, "map_longitude": 152.8044049, "map_place_name": "Ingalba State Forest, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ingalba State Forest, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 535, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1422-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-1993", "title": "Mt. Kembla, New South Wales 1993", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1993", "year": 1993, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1422-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-1993", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Kembla, New South Wales 1993. Source-stated location: Mt Kembla, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I wanted to report a sighting some time ago (I would have been about seventeen-I’m now thirty two).", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Kembla, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.4421839, "map_longitude": 150.8067132, "map_place_name": "Mt Kembla, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Kembla, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 740, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 8, "external_id": "openalex:W635396279", "title": "Images of Power: Aboriginal Art of the Kimberley", "publication": "Medical Entomology and Zoology", "author": "Judith Ryan, Kim Akerman", "date_published": "1993-06-01", "year": 1993, "url": "http://ci.nii.ac.jp/ncid/BA28259126", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Wandjina'. Work type: book. Publication/source: Medical Entomology and Zoology. Location signal is figure-associated region (Western Australia), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: The extraordinarily creative and varied output of artists of Northwestern Australia express different ideas and use different techniques but are united in having a visual 'voice' that reinforces the Aboriginal's rights to the land. 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Source-stated location: Mount Spurgeon, Queensland. 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Gunin/Kwini ['61 pages : 21 cm', 'Sketch of Gunin phonology, morphology and syntax spoken by Kwini people of Kalumburu, includes two short texts and notes on relationship of Gunin to other Kimberley languages; brief histories of the missions at Kalumburu and Forrest River and decimation of pop...", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "internet_archive_metadata", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Wandjina", "figure_name_as_printed": "Wandjina", "ontology_code": "spirit_person_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "source label in public title or metadata", "source_voice": "descriptive_belief_record", "genre": "internet_archive_metadata", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_ethics_review", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1207; quality B.", "location_summary": "Kimberley: B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4294, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:5d61b4152efca2cf", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #120) at Exmouth , Western Australia (March 1993)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1993", "year": 1993, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Pjkbh_ImZ00", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #120) at Exmouth , Western Australia (March 1993). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4295, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:903c557bc3a79b2d", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Kilcoy, Queensland 1993", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1993", "year": 1993, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1300-kilcoy-qld-1993", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Kilcoy, Queensland 1993. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4613, "source_id": 51, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-state-index:cdfa8418ccd5b3be", "title": "AYR report index: Ingalba, New South Wales 1993", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "author": null, "date_published": "1993", "year": 1993, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2189-ingalba-new-south-wales-1993", "snippet": "Public AYR NSW report index link: Ingalba, New South Wales 1993. The state index supplies the public report URL, place text, and year; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_link", "genre": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "publicness_code": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5791; quality stage_only_public_report_index_link.", "location_summary": "Ingalba, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_index_link", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.829239, "map_longitude": 152.821177, "map_place_name": "Ingalba, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker_same_place", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_index_link", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate derived from another AYR public map marker for the same place/state, not from this exact report URL. 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Source-stated location: Mulgoa, New South Wales (The Rock Lookout). Event field: Yowie Sighting. 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Source-stated location: Bellingen, New South Wales (towards Valery).. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was involved in an environmental impact study and we were taken to an area of bush that was relatively untouched, because many parts of Bellingen is cedar country and plantations.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bellingen, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.3739913, "map_longitude": 152.71921, "map_place_name": "Bellingen, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bellingen, New South Wales (towards Valery).", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 444, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1397-hazelbrook-new-south-wales-1995", "title": "Hazelbrook, New South Wales 1994", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1994", "year": 1994, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1397-hazelbrook-new-south-wales-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Hazelbrook, New South Wales 1994. Source-stated location: Hazelbrook, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie under House. Terrain field: Quiet street with valleys on both sides of the road.. 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Source-stated location: Helensburgh, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: This is the first time I’ve gone to anybody about it. I was face to face with this thing. 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Myths of the dreaming : interpreting Aboriginal legends ['187 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : 23 cm', 'For centuries, the spiritual life of the Australian Aborigines was concealed behind a veil of misunderstanding and prejudice. 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Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5648; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1994 - Sunshine Coast Magazine Yowie Article, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.948056, "map_longitude": 152.553889, "map_place_name": "1994 - Sunshine Coast Magazine Yowie Article, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4638, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol18290244w", "title": "The Oxford book of Australian ghost stories", "publication": "Oxford University Press", "author": null, "date_published": "1994", "year": 1994, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL18290244W", "snippet": "The Oxford book of Australian ghost stories Australian Ghost stories Ghost stories Fiction Ken Gelder Oxford University Press", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "ghost_legend", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_metadata_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5816; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 26, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:south-australia/1144-roxby-downs-1995", "title": "Roxby Downs, South Australia 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/south-australia/1144-roxby-downs-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Roxby Downs, South Australia 1995. Source-stated location: Roxby Downs, South Australia. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: 11 years old, Jarrod Nicholson, his mate Fred and three younger boys rode their bikes to a secluded dam about 30 minutes from Roxby Downs. “We were there no longer than 20 minutes”, Jarrod recalls, “when the youngest member of the group complained that someone in a fur suit was stalking the bush (desert) around the huge clay pan we were in … but nobody else...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Roxby Downs, SA (SA): high", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.5652584, "map_longitude": 136.8941825, "map_place_name": "Roxby Downs, SA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Roxby Downs, South Australia", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 33, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:northern-territory/1912-berry-springs-northern-territory-1995", "title": "Berry Springs, Northern Territory 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/northern-territory/1912-berry-springs-northern-territory-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Berry Springs, Northern Territory 1995. Source-stated location: Berry Springs, Northern Territory. Event field: Yowie/Strange Sightings. Body excerpt retained for review: I have had two sightings of strange things, one a couple of years ago and one about 12 months ago.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Berry Springs, NT (NT): high", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -12.7220385, "map_longitude": 131.0048008, "map_place_name": "Berry Springs, NT", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Berry Springs, Northern Territory", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 109, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2063-kempsey-new-sout-wales-1995", "title": "Kempsey, New Sout Wales 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2063-kempsey-new-sout-wales-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kempsey, New Sout Wales 1995. Source-stated location: Kempsey. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and my friend James were coming back from our friend Irene’s house, and we heard something that we thought was a bird. We kept walking and then we heard two loud footsteps. We turned around and saw something that was about 8 or 9ft, it was massive. It was on the left hand side of the track. It was standing up but crouching over. We couldn’t see its f...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kempsey, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.9056457, "map_longitude": 152.5228021, "map_place_name": "Kempsey, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kempsey", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 169, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1576-mcpherson-ranges-queensland-1995", "title": "McPherson Ranges, Queensland 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1576-mcpherson-ranges-queensland-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for McPherson Ranges, Queensland 1995. Source-stated location: McPherson Ranges, Queensland. Event field: Car gets Rocked. Body excerpt retained for review: Private property in the McPherson Ranges, 15 Klms from Rathdoweny", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "McPherson Ranges, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.3069019, "map_longitude": 153.1430019, "map_place_name": "McPherson Ranges, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "McPherson Ranges, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 170, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1323-rockhampton-qld-1995", "title": "Rockhampton, Queensland 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1323-rockhampton-qld-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Rockhampton, Queensland 1995. Source-stated location: Rockhampton, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: \"Here is what I recall of my encounter I was around 12 and was with my", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Rockhampton, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -23.3782137, "map_longitude": 150.5134227, "map_place_name": "Rockhampton, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Rockhampton, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 259, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1255-moe-vic-1995", "title": "Moe, Victoria 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1255-moe-vic-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Moe, Victoria 1995. Source-stated location: Moe, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Sighted: Yowie \"sweeping trees\". Mr. 'R' of Frankston, when 14 years old recalls his first Yowie sighting north of the Moe, in Victoria. Mr. 'R' says, \"I was on School camp at the time, in a place North of Moe, which is in the Gippsland area.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Moe, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.177049, "map_longitude": 146.2619888, "map_place_name": "Moe, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Moe, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 260, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1355-bathurst-new-south-wales-1995", "title": "Bathurst, New South Wales 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1355-bathurst-new-south-wales-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bathurst, New South Wales 1995. Source-stated location: Bathurst, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Camping Encounter. Terrain field: Bush. Body excerpt retained for review: I was 9 years old at the time, and I was camping with three friends and one of my friends Dad. We had driven for a while out of Bathurst to these cabins in the middle of the bush, there were 2 or 3 cabins, but we were the only occupants. Our encounter happened about noon in the middle of winter.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bathurst, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.4166482, "map_longitude": 149.5803725, "map_place_name": "Bathurst, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bathurst, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 312, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1960-bonalbo-new-south-wales-1995", "title": "Bonalbo, New South Wales 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Winter, 1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1960-bonalbo-new-south-wales-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bonalbo, New South Wales 1995. Source-stated location: Bonalbo, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was a foggy morning during the winter of 1995. Myself and my brother went to School earlier than usual because our parents had to leave for work early.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bonalbo, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.7356087, "map_longitude": 152.6214537, "map_place_name": "Bonalbo, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bonalbo, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 315, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2064-eagle-heights-queensland-1995", "title": "Eagle Heights, Queensland 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2064-eagle-heights-queensland-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Eagle Heights, Queensland 1995. Source-stated location: Eagle Heights. Event field: Yowie Noise. Body excerpt retained for review: I was working on the Gold Coast at the time and arrived home (74 Kinabalu Drive) at 11pm.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Eagle Heights, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9218796, "map_longitude": 153.2034386, "map_place_name": "Eagle Heights, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Eagle Heights", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 322, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1362-braidwood-new-south-wales-1995", "title": "Braidwood, New South Wales 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1995/6", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1362-braidwood-new-south-wales-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Braidwood, New South Wales 1995. Source-stated location: Braidwood (Batemans Bay Road), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Terrain field: Asphalt road through bushed area, large amount of road works. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Interview with Mr & Mrs. Garfoot Recorded Nov. 2000", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Braidwood, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.4388907, "map_longitude": 149.7955552, "map_place_name": "Braidwood, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Braidwood (Batemans Bay Road), New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 366, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1947-coffs-harbour-new-south-wales-1995", "title": "Coffs Harbour, New South Wales 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1947-coffs-harbour-new-south-wales-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Coffs Harbour, New South Wales 1995. Source-stated location: Coffs Harbour, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: On a Friday night, myself and a group of my friends used to hang out until late and then go home. On one particular night we were walking through the edge of the South-East Plaza carpark, which we had to walk through to get back to the mission and we all saw a Hairyman drop of a tree about 20-30m in front of us.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Coffs Harbour, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.2985996, "map_longitude": 153.1094116, "map_place_name": "Coffs Harbour, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Coffs Harbour, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 383, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1306-milla-milla-qld-1995-1", "title": "Millaa Millaa, Queensland 1995 (1)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April 16, 1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1306-milla-milla-qld-1995-1", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Millaa Millaa, Queensland 1995 (1). Source-stated location: Millaa Millaa, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: Wildlife experts will keep an open mind over a reported monkey sighting west of Millaa Millaa, last weekend. Representatives from the Department of Primary Industries and Environment and Heritage searched the 40ha property extensively during the week on two occasions but failed to find evidence to support the claim.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Millaa Millaa, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.493974, "map_longitude": 145.6304622, "map_place_name": "Millaa Millaa, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Millaa Millaa, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 385, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1305-milla-milla-qld-1995-2", "title": "Millaa Millaa, Queensland 1995 (2)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April 16, 1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1305-milla-milla-qld-1995-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Millaa Millaa, Queensland 1995 (2). Source-stated location: Millaa Millaa, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: As quoted from the \"Cairns Post\". \"Wldlife experts will keep an open mind over a reported Monkey sighting west of Millaa Millaa last weekend. Representatives from the departments of Primary Industries and Environment and Heritage searched the 40ha property extensively during the week on two occasions but failed to fond the creature.\"", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Millaa Millaa, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.493974, "map_longitude": 145.6304622, "map_place_name": "Millaa Millaa, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Millaa Millaa, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 399, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1313-mt-tamborine-qld-1995", "title": "Mt. Tamborine, Queensland 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1313-mt-tamborine-qld-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Tamborine, Queensland 1995. Source-stated location: Mt Tamborine (Eagle Heights), Queensland. Event field: Audible. Terrain field: Mountains, deep valleys and cliffs with thick rainforest.. Body excerpt retained for review: A man arriving home from working a late shift on the Gold Coast, around midnight, heard loud growling noises at the rear of his yard. The back of his yard backed onto rain forest and is a part of the Great Dividing Range which stretches along of the eastern side of Australia. He stood there and listened for around five minutes trying to work out what it was...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Tamborine, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9684035, "map_longitude": 153.1967792, "map_place_name": "Mt Tamborine, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Tamborine (Eagle Heights), Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 475, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1966-torbanlea-queensland-1995", "title": "Torbanlea, Queensland 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Spring, 1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1966-torbanlea-queensland-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Torbanlea, Queensland 1995. Source-stated location: Torbanlea, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: This has stuck in my mind for a long time.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Torbanlea, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.358621, "map_longitude": 152.5732725, "map_place_name": "Torbanlea, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Torbanlea, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 508, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1409-leura-new-south-wales-1995", "title": "Leura, New South Wales 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1409-leura-new-south-wales-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Leura, New South Wales 1995. Source-stated location: Leura, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Animal Kill. Body excerpt retained for review: A member of a notorious Bikers gang living West of Sydney had his Prize Goat in the top pen of his backyard and his two aggressive attack dogs in the bottom pen near the house. He was very proud of his Goat and showed it at many events throughout the year.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Leura, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7156888, "map_longitude": 150.3317665, "map_place_name": "Leura, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Leura, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 526, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1417-mogo-new-south-wales-1995", "title": "Mogo, New South Wales 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "March, 1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1417-mogo-new-south-wales-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mogo, New South Wales 1995. Source-stated location: Mogo, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Tony Healy Interview with J&T Rogers", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mogo, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.7830222, "map_longitude": 150.1426078, "map_place_name": "Mogo, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mogo, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 627, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1395-hawkesbury-river-new-south-wales-1995", "title": "Woy Woy, New South Wales 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1395-hawkesbury-river-new-south-wales-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Woy Woy, New South Wales 1995. Source-stated location: Woy Woy, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Brisbane Water National Park. 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Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5649; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1995 - Cairns Post Yowie Article, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.5111, "map_longitude": 145.6, "map_place_name": "1995 - Cairns Post Yowie Article, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4584, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:4efaaea6cdd65944", "title": "Witness sketches: Eden, New South Wales (1995)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1995", "year": 1995, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Witness sketches: Eden, New South Wales (1995). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5762; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Eden, New South Wales, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.065878, "map_longitude": 149.869638, "map_place_name": "Eden, New South Wales, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 59, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1243-aberfeldie-vic-1996", "title": "Aberfeldy, Victoria 1996", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1996", "year": 1996, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1243-aberfeldie-vic-1996", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Aberfeldy, Victoria 1996. Source-stated location: Aberfeldy (near Moe), Victoria. Event field: Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was about 9 or 10 pm on a School Camp at Aberfeldy about 2 hours drive from Moe at the start of the Great Dividing Range. It was a heavily bushed area and there were 20 students plus teachers on the camp.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Aberfeldy, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.7021795, "map_longitude": 146.3790538, "map_place_name": "Aberfeldy, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Aberfeldy (near Moe), Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 110, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2108-cessnock-new-south-wales-1996", "title": "Cessnock, New South Wales 1996", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1996", "year": 1996, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2108-cessnock-new-south-wales-1996", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cessnock, New South Wales 1996. Source-stated location: Cessnock, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We were parked in very dense scrub with 4 friends.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cessnock, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.8316667, "map_longitude": 151.3511111, "map_place_name": "Cessnock, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cessnock, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 171, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1307-molendinar-qld-1996", "title": "Molendinar, Queensland 1996", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1996", "year": 1996, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1307-molendinar-qld-1996", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Molendinar, Queensland 1996. Source-stated location: Molendinar, Queensland. Event field: Odd Report - Audible. Terrain field: I'm recalling what I experienced 12 years ago. This happened before the bush area that our unit backed on to was developed for housing and industry. At the time the terrain was coastal bushland which was flanked by housing and the Smith St motorway. It was heavily wooded and not an area that would be easily explored due to its denseness. Weather Conditions At The Time Of Your Sighting: it was a very cool yet clear night. I remember it was very very quiet except for what I heard! What Did The Creature Look Like: Sorry I didn't actually see anything mainly because I became so startled by what I heard - whatever was making the horrible grunting/screeching noise seemed to suddenly come bolting towards where I was sitting in the backyard. To explain - I was outside having a cigarette (EEK I smoked back then!), and as mentioned the complex of townhouses I lived in backed on to a thick patch of bushland with a buffer zone (I think it was some sort of storm water area) of approx 40m between our back fence and the bush area. I remember this so clearly because it was the most disturbing evening I've ever experienced. While outside I could vaguely make out the shape of a couple of the taller trees on the edge of the bushy area swaying kind of erratically - this caught my attention because it was a very still night and it seemed highly unusual that just a couple of trees would be moving so violently without the presence of strong wind. I was also aware of a kind of a faint 'yelping' which I thought may have been a dog. I think my first thoughts was that some kids and their pet were mucking around in the bush - highly unlikely considering it was a school night and quite late at night. In those days there wasn't much street lighting in this area, so I must admit it was very difficult to see anything clearly yet I definitely could see the trees swaying about. I lost interest in the swaying trees as I was feeling a little uneasy because my boyfriend was away and I really felt like I was being watched (at the time I was more concerned that the guy next door on our left knew I was alone and that he may have been out in his backyard watching me). However my attention was quickly diverted back to the area where I had seen the trees swaying because now I could hear loud thumping sounds as if someone was walking then running quickly through the bush towards our backyard, I remember hesitating to gauge whether there was someone running towards me and thats when I really noticed the awful animal sound - it sounded like a cross between a yelping, grunting and growling and definitely prompted an immediate feeling of fear. I did not stick around, I ran inside locked the sliding door, closed the vertical blinds, and ran upstairs to my bedroom and lay down on the carpet in the dark listening to what I think was someone walking/crawling around outside on the ground floor roof of the townhouse. I remember feeling absolutely terrified, it seemed whoever (or whatever) it was moving deliberately quietly and would pause now and again as if listening out for me. I lay there for about 30 minutes until I thought I hadn't hear anymore movement and rang my boyfriend who was in NZ and babbled incoherently about something chasing me and stomping around our roof. He tried to calm me down by telling me I was just tired from work. I've never told anyone else about what I heard, but the next day I asked the lady who lived in the townhouse on my right whether she'd heard anything the night before and she said she'd gone to bed early and slept really well. I used the excuse that I'd heard kids outside late at night and just wanted to see if she'd heard them too. Regardless I never went into the backyard after dark and even during the day I felt uneasy being out there. I also stopped walking along a track that passed by this bush area. Something interesting happened about a year later, when friends were visiting. As I said I have never told anyone else other than my boyfriend (now my husband) what I heard that night but one of our visiting friends was outside for a very long time while we were watching a movie. I noticed he was staring intently into the bush - I was particularly sensitive to what he was doing considering what I had heard the year before but was too embarrassed to bring it up because my partner had already dismissed it as 'hysteria'. When our friend finally came indoors all he said was 'something is out watching from the bush' and then went to bed! I wish I'd not been so paranoid about making a fool of myself and asked him what he meant - the others just laughed him off as playing the joker but I was very freaked out by it all! That bush area has been completely replaced with housing and industry (the Ashmore Bunnings Centre is on part of the land) and I've often wondered what it was I heard or possibly imagined! I used to think that maybe it was something supernatural like a ghost but that was before I saw a documentary on Discovery about the Yowie - before seeing this some 10 years later I'd never heard of the Yowie and now I wonder whether that’s what I heard that night? © Copyright AYR Australian Yowie Research - Data Base www.yowiehunters.com. Body excerpt retained for review: Description Of The Terrain: I'm recalling what I experienced 12 years ago. This happened before the bush area that our unit backed on to was developed for housing and industry. At the time the terrain was coastal bushland which was flanked by housing and the Smith St motorway. It was heavily wooded and not an area that would be easily explored due to its de...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Molendinar, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9745778, "map_longitude": 153.3754344, "map_place_name": "Molendinar, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Molendinar, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 255, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1273-cairns-qld-1996", "title": "Cairns, Queensland 1996", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1996", "year": 1996, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1273-cairns-qld-1996", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cairns, Queensland 1996. Source-stated location: Cairns (Barron River Falls), Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I am an emergency service worker, I stumbled onto your sight. Thought you maybe interested in this matter.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cairns, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -16.9206657, "map_longitude": 145.7721854, "map_place_name": "Cairns, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cairns (Barron River Falls), Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 310, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1839-bombala-new-south-wales-1996", "title": "Bombala, New South Wales 1996", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "February 1996", "year": 1996, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1839-bombala-new-south-wales-1996", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bombala, New South Wales 1996. Source-stated location: Bombala, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My friends parents were living in Bombala, New South wales. They had moved there from Narrabri. On weekends they liked to go for drives and/or collect firewood. On this particular weekend, they were driving along a dirt road which was more like a fire break. The road comes to a dead end with a roundabout.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bombala, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.9113175, "map_longitude": 149.2389375, "map_place_name": "Bombala, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bombala, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 439, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2093-sarina-queensland-1996", "title": "Sarina, Queensland 1996", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Winter, 1996", "year": 1996, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2093-sarina-queensland-1996", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Sarina, Queensland 1996. Source-stated location: Sarina, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was near the Sarina Homebush and Alligator Creek Road where we saw it. I was working in Mackay, came home and then myself and a mate decided to go up into the bush at about 6.30pm.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sarina, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -21.435808, "map_longitude": 149.1645943, "map_place_name": "Sarina, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Sarina, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 483, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1860-upper-coomera-queensland-2006", "title": "Upper Coomera, Queensland 2006", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1996", "year": 1996, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1860-upper-coomera-queensland-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Upper Coomera, Queensland 2006. Source-stated location: Upper Coomera. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I have read many stories about the Yowie, many sound fictional, what I am about to tell you actually happened.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Upper Coomera, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.8529809, "map_longitude": 153.2982761, "map_place_name": "Upper Coomera, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Upper Coomera", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 542, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2286-mullumbimby-new-south-wales-1996", "title": "Mullumbimby, New South Wales 1996", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1996", "year": 1996, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2286-mullumbimby-new-south-wales-1996", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mullumbimby, New South Wales 1996. Source-stated location: Mullumbimby, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Up hill roadway, open area then bush on downside.. Body excerpt retained for review: We were on our way to a party at Gary’s house. I was only 10 at the time. Mum’s car wouldn’t make it up the hill, so we parked it and were walking up the hill.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mullumbimby, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.5483333, "map_longitude": 153.5011111, "map_place_name": "Mullumbimby, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mullumbimby, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 729, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 7, "external_id": "openalex:W4240493234", "title": "Review", "publication": "Archaeology in Oceania/Archæology & physical anthropology in Oceania", "author": "Richard Fullagar", "date_published": "1996-04-01", "year": 1996, "url": "https://doi.org/10.1002/j.1834-4453.1996.tb00347.x", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Quinkan'. Work type: article. Publication/source: Archaeology in Oceania/Archæology & physical anthropology in Oceania. Location signal is figure-associated region (Queensland), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: Quinkan Prehistory. The Archaeology of Aboriginal Art in S.E. Cape York Peninsula, Australia. Edited by M.J. Morwood and D.R. Hobbs Tempus, Volume 3. Anthropology Museum, University of Queensland, St Lucia, 1995. 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Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: I have a regular Wildlife Talk-back Radio Program, on 2NR Regional ABC, Northern New South Wales, Australia where I talk about the seasonal behavior of local wildlife and identify fauna species for listeners from their descriptions of physical features or calls.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1068, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1900-1996-yowie-article-by-dr-helmut-loofs-wissowa", "title": "1996 - Yowie Article By Dr. Helmut Loofs-Wissowa", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1996", "year": 1996, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1900-1996-yowie-article-by-dr-helmut-loofs-wissowa", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1996 - Yowie Article By Dr. Helmut Loofs-Wissowa. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: A surprising reappraisal has been taking place in human biology during the past few years. The border between what is \"human\" and what is \"animal\" is being subtly shifted to include in the human category the Great Apes (gorilla, chimpanzee and orangutan, with all the moral and ethical implications inherent in such a shift. More modestly, we may see ourselve...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4608, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:ba21d5af4eba98bd", "title": "Witness sketches: Taree, New South Wales (1996)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1996", "year": 1996, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Witness sketches: Taree, New South Wales (1996). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5786; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Taree, New South Wales, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.897221, "map_longitude": 152.571853, "map_place_name": "Taree, New South Wales, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4609, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:13ea449cf580a1a8", "title": "Witness sketches: Mullumbimby, New South Wales (1996)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1996", "year": 1996, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Witness sketches: Mullumbimby, New South Wales (1996). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4639, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol8648067w", "title": "The Oxford Book of Australian Ghost Stories", "publication": "OUP Australia and New Zealand", "author": null, "date_published": "1996", "year": 1996, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL8648067W", "snippet": "The Oxford Book of Australian Ghost Stories Kenneth Gelder OUP Australia and New Zealand", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "ghost_legend", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_metadata_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5817; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4649, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol2901413w", "title": "Sun on the Stubble Omnibus Edition Containing - Sun on the Stubble, The Valley Between, Uncle Gustav's Ghosts, the Shadow on the Hills.", "publication": "Lansdowne Press", "author": null, "date_published": "1996", "year": 1996, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL2901413W", "snippet": "Sun on the Stubble Omnibus Edition Containing - Sun on the Stubble, The Valley Between, Uncle Gustav's Ghosts, the Shadow on the Hills. 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Source-stated location: Acacia Hills, Northern Territory (approx. 70km south of Darwin).. Event field: Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Other References: Litchfield Times (NT) articles, Who Magazine articles. 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Source-stated location: Princess Highway / Warrnambool, Victoria.. Event field: Roadside Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was around midnight, and I was driving alone on the Princess Highway travelling at around 100km/h.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Princess Highway / Warrnambool, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.3826242, "map_longitude": 142.4814199, "map_place_name": "Princess Highway / Warrnambool, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Princess Highway / Warrnambool, Victoria.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 111, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1396-hawkesbury-river-new-south-wales-1997", "title": "Hawkesbury River, New South Wales 1997", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1997", "year": 1997, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1396-hawkesbury-river-new-south-wales-1997", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Hawkesbury River, New South Wales 1997. Source-stated location: Hawkesbury River, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Rocky Cliffs and thick bush land surrounded by water.. Body excerpt retained for review: Three men returning from a fishing trip at 11pm had just pulled their Boat from the water off the Hawksburry River and were loading the rest of their gear into their car when they all heard a crashing noise at the top of a high hill peak.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Hawkesbury River, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.5038702, "map_longitude": 150.9274931, "map_place_name": "Hawkesbury River, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Hawkesbury River, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 172, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1274-camira-qld-1997", "title": "Camira, Queensland 1997", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1997", "year": 1997, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1274-camira-qld-1997", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Camira, Queensland 1997. Source-stated location: Camira, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was during the school holidays, and I was about 12 years old. We were down at the house where my Grandparents and Aunty live, further down the road from our house. Out the back of the house there is a fence, and then a grassy bit, some trees, then a creek and more trees on the other side.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Camira, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.634499, "map_longitude": 152.9199269, "map_place_name": "Camira, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Camira, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 173, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1317-ormeau-qld-1997", "title": "Ormeau, Queensland 1997", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June 97'", "year": 1997, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1317-ormeau-qld-1997", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ormeau, Queensland 1997. Source-stated location: Ormeau. Event field: Yowie Aggression. Terrain field: Thick bush between two housing estates, streams and swamp connecting the Pacific Hwy, to the Mountains.. Body excerpt retained for review: I was standing in a field talking on my phone at 11pm in mid July 97' when I heard what appeared to be 3 people crashing through the bush behind me. I had no reason to think much about it at the time, until I became aware that the crashing turned into a quiet and slow stalking process.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ormeau, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.774813, "map_longitude": 153.2520815, "map_place_name": "Ormeau, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ormeau", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 218, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1597-alstonville-new-south-wales-1997", "title": "Alstonville, New South Wales 1997", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1997", "year": 1997, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1597-alstonville-new-south-wales-1997", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Alstonville, New South Wales 1997. Source-stated location: Alstonville, New South Wales (McGuire’s Creek). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was fishing with my partner at the time when we made our way through the dense riparian zone to our secluded fishing spot when an animal that looked like a cross between a wombat and a pig scurried along in front of us and disappeared into the weed thicket thinking. That was a little strange, but we carried on to the creek bed that was rocky and had sever...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Alstonville, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.8412757, "map_longitude": 153.4405813, "map_place_name": "Alstonville, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Alstonville, New South Wales (McGuire’s Creek)", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 237, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1268-beerwah-qld-1997", "title": "Beerwah, Queensland 1997", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1997", "year": 1997, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1268-beerwah-qld-1997", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Beerwah, Queensland 1997. Source-stated location: Beerwah (Delaney's Creek), Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Three local builders were driving in the forest back in 1997.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Beerwah, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.8573095, "map_longitude": 152.9604137, "map_place_name": "Beerwah, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Beerwah (Delaney's Creek), Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 294, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1283-cowley-beach-qld-1997", "title": "Cowley Beach, Queensland 1997", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1997", "year": 1997, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1283-cowley-beach-qld-1997", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cowley Beach, Queensland 1997. Source-stated location: Cowley Beach, Queensland (near Townsville). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was a reservist in the Army at the time and we were doing an exercise at Cowley Beach in Queensland. I was a medic but we still went out on the manoeuvres. There were about ten of us on an expedition carrying full equipment in fairly thick rainforest and gums several kilometres inland from the beach, at an Army training property.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cowley Beach, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.653566, "map_longitude": 146.1321886, "map_place_name": "Cowley Beach, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cowley Beach, Queensland (near Townsville)", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 335, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1293-goochee-qld-1997", "title": "Gootchie, Queensland 1997", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1997", "year": 1997, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1293-goochee-qld-1997", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Gootchie, Queensland 1997. Source-stated location: Gootchie - ( not confirmed), Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was between Maryborough Road and the Bruce Highway, and we were felling trees. The dog barked, and then came running back to the truck so fast. And there, where the dog came from, this huge thing was coming down through the 1 metre high bracken fern. It was about 10:30 in the morning.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gootchie, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.8781265, "map_longitude": 152.5810076, "map_place_name": "Gootchie, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Gootchie - ( not confirmed), Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 346, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1587-bundarra-new-south-wales-1997", "title": "Bundarra, New South Wales 1997", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1997", "year": 1997, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1587-bundarra-new-south-wales-1997", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bundarra, New South Wales 1997. Source-stated location: Bundarra, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Just after daybreak, I was bow hunting along a creek bank when I heard a disturbance ahead no more than 30 metres.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bundarra, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.1697551, "map_longitude": 151.0739435, "map_place_name": "Bundarra, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bundarra, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 368, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1553-colo-river-new-south-wales-1997", "title": "Colo River, New South Wales 1997", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1997", "year": 1997, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1553-colo-river-new-south-wales-1997", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Colo River, New South Wales 1997. Source-stated location: Colo River, New South Wales. Event field: Possible Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: I was in a national park at Colo River several years ago and had an encounter with what I believe was a Yowie. I was with a friend rallying 2 cars after hours at around 11pm , when car 1 came off the road and into a clearing. I drove car 2 down a small embankment and was signalled by my friend Nav to stop where I was as he was stuck in some mud. The rear of...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Colo River, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.3778079, "map_longitude": 150.6487565, "map_place_name": "Colo River, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Colo River, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 451, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1445-springbrook-queensland-1997", "title": "Springbrook, Queensland 1997", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July, 1997", "year": 1997, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1445-springbrook-queensland-1997", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Springbrook, Queensland 1997. Source-stated location: Springwood, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Thick Bush. Body excerpt retained for review: Friend of a Wiitness telling us the story: At around midnight and after a few beers, they decided to go for a walk. They walked down a wide track trough the bush with their torch's off for atmosphere, and as they were walking they could hear some leaves rustling up ahead.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Springwood, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7017613, "map_longitude": 150.5655467, "map_place_name": "Springwood, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Springwood, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 473, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1804-toowoomba-queensland-1997", "title": "Toowoomba, Queensland 1997", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1997", "year": 1997, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1804-toowoomba-queensland-1997", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Toowoomba, Queensland 1997. Source-stated location: Picnic Point, Toowoomba. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: While walking on a track at Picnic Point, I glanced at a tall hairy biped walking 15’ below me, through the grass. 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Source-stated location: Tabulam, New South Wales. Event field: Rumour of a Body. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: A local Aboriginal reported this to us after speaking with his Uncle and Auntie. 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Body excerpt retained for review: [Male Witness aged around 13 years old at the time, and 36 at time of interview]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Acacia Hills, NT (NT): high", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -12.768419, "map_longitude": 131.141951, "map_place_name": "Acacia Hills, NT", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Acacia Hills, Humtpy Doo - Northern Territory", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 37, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:northern-territory/267-adelaide-river-1998", "title": "Adelaide River, Northern Territory 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/northern-territory/267-adelaide-river-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Adelaide River, Northern Territory 1998. Source-stated location: Adelaide River, Northern Territory. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Date of Sighting: Wednesday the 18 th of November, 1998", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Adelaide River, NT (NT): high", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -13.2387657, "map_longitude": 131.1070072, "map_place_name": "Adelaide River, NT", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Adelaide River, Northern Territory", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 38, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:northern-territory/1242-tanima-desert-nt-1998", "title": "Tanima Desert, Northern Territory 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Feb. 28 1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/northern-territory/1242-tanima-desert-nt-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tanima Desert, Northern Territory 1998. Source-stated location: Tanima Desert, Northern Territory. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Article by Randall Floyd for 'Living in Australia'", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tanima Desert, NT (NT): high", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -19.81, "map_longitude": 130.32, "map_place_name": "Tanima Desert, NT", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tanima Desert, Northern Territory", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 112, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1385-faulconbridge-new-south-wales-1998", "title": "Faulconbridge, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Dec, 1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1385-faulconbridge-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Faulconbridge, New South Wales 1998. Source-stated location: Faulconbridge, New South Wales. Event field: Friendly Yowie. Terrain field: Very deep valley with thick bushland. Body excerpt retained for review: AYR received a phone call from a Lady who has lived with a Yowie in her Valley for over 20 years.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Faulconbridge, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7005603, "map_longitude": 150.535599, "map_place_name": "Faulconbridge, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Faulconbridge, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 113, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1424-mudgee-new-south-wales-1998", "title": "Mudgee, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1424-mudgee-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mudgee, New South Wales 1998. Source-stated location: Mudgee, New South Wales. Event field: Audible/Smell. Body excerpt retained for review: About ten years ago I was invited to take part on a recreation of an early settler type hunting trip at a secluded location near Mudgee NSW. Using nothing but correct period clothing, camping gear and muskets, the object was to ascertain the possible failure or success of early period hunters in an unfamiliar land.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mudgee, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.5980702, "map_longitude": 149.5886383, "map_place_name": "Mudgee, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mudgee, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 174, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1272-bribie-island-qld-1998", "title": "Bribie Island, Queensland 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Nov 1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1272-bribie-island-qld-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bribie Island, Queensland 1998. Source-stated location: Bribie Island, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Thick bush and mangrove swamp near large saltwater estuary.. Body excerpt retained for review: It was about 11-12pm and Mr B was on his way home from the club driving along Bribie Island Road he was driving through some thick bush with swamp just back a bit either side of the road ( it opens into a large swamp land surrounded by thick bush and tall grass there are also freshwater lagoons in this area).", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bribie Island, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.9644799, "map_longitude": 153.120238, "map_place_name": "Bribie Island, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bribie Island, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 175, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1296-kenilworth-qld-1998", "title": "Kenilworth, Queensland 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1296-kenilworth-qld-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kenilworth, Queensland 1998. Source-stated location: Kenilworth (Sunday Creek Road), Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Pine forest. Body excerpt retained for review: Easter 1998 the 4 day horse riding endurance event john was sitting on a checkpoint deep in the forest. It was the middle of the night many of the riders had been through and there was not a sound.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kenilworth, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.6352315, "map_longitude": 152.6166379, "map_place_name": "Kenilworth, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kenilworth (Sunday Creek Road), Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 176, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1294-gunalda-qld-2000", "title": "Scotchy Pocket, Queensland 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "September, 1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1294-gunalda-qld-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Scotchy Pocket, Queensland 1998. Source-stated location: Scotchy Pocket, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Cane Plantation. Body excerpt retained for review: It was about 5:30 pm nearing to dark, and I was working on a property about 14 kms from Gunalda at a place called Scotchy Pocket, I live about 40 kms away. The tractor had broken down close to the sheds, so I had to get underneath to try to fix it.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Scotchy Pocket, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.0031875, "map_longitude": 152.522897, "map_place_name": "Scotchy Pocket, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Scotchy Pocket, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 187, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1277-canarvon-gorge-qld-1998", "title": "Canarvon Gorge, Queensland 2005", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Dec 1998 2am", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1277-canarvon-gorge-qld-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Canarvon Gorge, Queensland 2005. Source-stated location: Canarvon Gorge, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We were on a camping holiday with a friend who is a Botanist and my two children in December to collect some cycad seeds.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Canarvon Gorge, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -24.99435, "map_longitude": 148.3337905, "map_place_name": "Canarvon Gorge, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Canarvon Gorge, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 242, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1348-barwon-river-new-south-wales-1998", "title": "Barwon River, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998/99", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1348-barwon-river-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Barwon River, New South Wales 1998. Source-stated location: Barwon River, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Kicked Dog. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Exert from a Paul Cropper Interview with Kyle via AYR", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Barwon River, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.0172608, "map_longitude": 147.8988558, "map_place_name": "Barwon River, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Barwon River, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 270, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1285-cunungra-qld-1998", "title": "Canungra, Queensland 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1285-cunungra-qld-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Canungra, Queensland 1998. Source-stated location: Canungra, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: I was on an old 4WD track in my Patrol late at night during a camping trip down past Canungra towards Nerang.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Canungra, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0385865, "map_longitude": 153.1419128, "map_place_name": "Canungra, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Canungra, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 325, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1288-gatton-qld-1998", "title": "Gatton, Queensland 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1288-gatton-qld-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Gatton, Queensland 1998. Source-stated location: Gatton, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Research interview by Malcolm Smith.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gatton, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.5615314, "map_longitude": 152.2791353, "map_place_name": "Gatton, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Gatton, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 406, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1381-eden-new-south-wales-1998", "title": "Eden, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1381-eden-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Eden, New South Wales 1998. Source-stated location: Eden, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Gem fields backing onto thick bushland. Body excerpt retained for review: I had lived in Eden for 9 years and the incident took place in a quarry while fossicking for crystal quartz. I collect stones and crystals of all kinds, and it was a lovely sunny afternoon when I decided to go up there.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Eden, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.0640494, "map_longitude": 149.9035118, "map_place_name": "Eden, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Eden, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 409, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1316-ormeau-qld-1998", "title": "Ormeau, Queensland 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1316-ormeau-qld-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ormeau, Queensland 1998. Source-stated location: Ormeau (Bush corridor between Norfolk and Ormeau), Queensland. Event field: Aggressive Yowie Encounter. Terrain field: Heavy Bush with surrounding swamp.. Body excerpt retained for review: A Teenage boy interviewed by AYR told and encounter he and four friends had, while building a bush hut in the middle of the bush.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ormeau, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.774813, "map_longitude": 153.2520815, "map_place_name": "Ormeau, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ormeau (Bush corridor between Norfolk and Ormeau), Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 411, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1318-ormeau-qld-1998-sp-13220", "title": "Ormeau, Queensland 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Dec, 1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1318-ormeau-qld-1998-sp-13220", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ormeau, Queensland 1998. Source-stated location: Ormeau, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: A Women driving to work along the Pacific Highway in the early morning peak hour, noticed the traffic was slowing down ahead of her. The road was also congested due to the Pacific Hwy upgrade.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ormeau, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.774813, "map_longitude": 153.2520815, "map_place_name": "Ormeau, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ormeau, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 424, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1391-goonoo-forest-new-south-wales-1998", "title": "Goonoo Forest, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1391-goonoo-forest-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Goonoo Forest, New South Wales 1998. Source-stated location: Goonoo Forest (Dubbo), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We were driving up from Melbourne to Byron Bay for a family holiday, I forget what year maybe 98-99. We had just passed through Dubbo and were heading to Coonabarabran for an overnighter before continuing to Byron Bay the next day. It was getting quite late in the day so we decided to take a short cut that would have cut the time dramatically along Mendoora...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Goonoo Forest, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.0066667, "map_longitude": 148.8761111, "map_place_name": "Goonoo Forest, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Goonoo Forest (Dubbo), New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 434, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2132-grassy-head-stuarts-point-new-south-wales-1998", "title": "Grassy Head / Stuarts Point, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2132-grassy-head-stuarts-point-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Grassy Head / Stuarts Point, New South Wales 1998. Source-stated location: Grassy Head / Stuarts Point [Yarriabini National Park], New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I grew up in Grassy Head, which is just near Stuarts Point. My Grandfather is a Bundjalung man from Lismore and my Grandmother is Gumbaynggirr from the Grassy Head area.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Grassy Head / Stuarts Point [Yarriabini National Park], NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.7858622, "map_longitude": 152.9887422, "map_place_name": "Grassy Head / Stuarts Point [Yarriabini National Park], NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Grassy Head / Stuarts Point [Yarriabini National Park], New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 453, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1331-springbrook-qld-1998", "title": "Springbrook, Queensland 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1331-springbrook-qld-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Springbrook, Queensland 1998. Source-stated location: Springbrook, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: A Women was driving home from a club one night had an 8' hairy man walk out towards her car. She had to swerve her car as it walked right out in front.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Springbrook, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.185749, "map_longitude": 153.2715593, "map_place_name": "Springbrook, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Springbrook, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 455, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1332-springbrook-qld-1998-sp-7529", "title": "Springbrook, Queensland 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1332-springbrook-qld-1998-sp-7529", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Springbrook, Queensland 1998. Source-stated location: Springbrook, Queensland. Event field: Footprint Cast. Body excerpt retained for review: \"There was a footprint found by a local property owner who loves the bush. He called me to come and have a look at it, but I didn’t place much importance on it, and went a couple of days later. When I got there, we found 9 footprints. I took a plaster cast of the best one. The creature was going up hill after a long period of rain, so they were pretty good...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Springbrook, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.185749, "map_longitude": 153.2715593, "map_place_name": "Springbrook, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Springbrook, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 469, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1956-tin-can-bay-queensland-1998", "title": "Tin Can Bay, Queensland 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998 (and 1979)", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1956-tin-can-bay-queensland-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tin Can Bay, Queensland 1998. Source-stated location: Tin Can Bay, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: In October 1979 Dad nearly hit one. It was late at night (coming back from the Hospital because mother had a baby), and we were coming around the corner and it was in front of us, I was asleep in the back seat, Dad hit the brakes, I hit the back of the driver’s seat in front of me, I hopped up and looked and there it was in front of us. Mum and Dad were yel...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tin Can Bay, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.8828544, "map_longitude": 152.9461788, "map_place_name": "Tin Can Bay, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tin Can Bay, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 480, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2068-keiraville-new-south-wales-1998", "title": "Keiraville, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2068-keiraville-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Keiraville, New South Wales 1998. Source-stated location: Keiraville, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Back at the time there was plenty of thick bush surrounding the homes.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Keiraville, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.4092539, "map_longitude": 150.8729729, "map_place_name": "Keiraville, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Keiraville, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 520, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2046-macquarie-feilds-new-south-wales-1998", "title": "Macquarie Feilds, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2046-macquarie-feilds-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Macquarie Feilds, New South Wales 1998. Source-stated location: Macquarie Fields, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and my friend were going for a walk through the bush doing a bit of exploring and so on, as we did back then. We came to a clearing with a few small trees and some old machinery along the Georges River.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Macquarie Fields, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.9904477, "map_longitude": 150.8849303, "map_place_name": "Macquarie Fields, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Macquarie Fields, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 587, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1450-taree-new-south-wales-1998", "title": "Taree, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1450-taree-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Taree, New South Wales 1998. Source-stated location: Taree, New South Wales. Event field: Alleged Hand Found. Terrain field: Hills and Mountainous bush land.. Body excerpt retained for review: We received a call from a well known local in the Taree community who has a special relationship with the local Aboriginals of the area. Mr. \"F\", claims that the local Aboriginals still spend much time in the bush land, hunting and often come across the Yowie. The Yowies on this particular side of Taree are said to be the small variety called either the \"Br...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Taree, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.912864, "map_longitude": 152.4608481, "map_place_name": "Taree, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Taree, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 617, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2088-wiangaree-new-south-wales-1998", "title": "Wiangaree, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2088-wiangaree-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wiangaree, New South Wales 1998. Source-stated location: Wiangaree. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [Brother of the 1972 Mount Lindesay Witness. Interviewed in his Retirement home]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wiangaree, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.5083827, "map_longitude": 152.9652769, "map_place_name": "Wiangaree, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wiangaree", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 623, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1826-woodenbong-new-south-wales-1998", "title": "Woodenbong, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1826-woodenbong-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Woodenbong, New South Wales 1998. Source-stated location: Woodenbong, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was just on daybreak and I was heading south along Mt. Lindsey Hwy near Woondenbong, possibly along the Donaldson State Forest.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Woodenbong, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.3913455, "map_longitude": 152.6120214, "map_place_name": "Woodenbong, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Woodenbong, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 631, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2293-yanderra-new-south-wales-1998", "title": "Yanderra, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan, 1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2293-yanderra-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Yanderra, New South Wales 1998. Source-stated location: Yanderra, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: I would like to relay an event that occurred in 1998 at Yanderra, Southern Highlands NSW, when I was 12 years old my brother was 9 years old.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Yanderra, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.3209918, "map_longitude": 150.5724825, "map_place_name": "Yanderra, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Yanderra, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 841, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1513-nt-news-article-1998", "title": "1998 - NT News Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1513-nt-news-article-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1998 - NT News Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Northern Territory, Northern Territory. Body excerpt retained for review: The NT News of 23 November 1998 reported 'Yeti Beast Spotted at Adelaide River':", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Adelaide River, NT (NT): high; Northern Territory (NT): medium", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -13.2387657, "map_longitude": 131.1070072, "map_place_name": "Adelaide River, NT", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1998 - NT News Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Northern Territory, Northern Territory. Body excerpt retained for review: The NT News of 23 November 1998 reported 'Yeti Beast Spotted at Adelaide River':", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 942, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1702-1998-northern-territory-news", "title": "1998 - Northern Territory News", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1702-1998-northern-territory-news", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1998 - Northern Territory News. Location cue from public page title/path: Northern Territory, Northern Territory.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): medium", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 1069, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1524-what-is-a-yowie-by-colin-groves-1998", "title": "1998 - What is a Yowie by Colin Groves", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1524-what-is-a-yowie-by-colin-groves-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1998 - What is a Yowie by Colin Groves. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: The Yahoo, the Yowie and reports of Australian hairy BiPeds", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4307, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:0f10834340abfe32", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Tanami Desert, Northern Territory 199", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/northern-territory/1242-tanima-desert-nt-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Tanami Desert, Northern Territory 199. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5485; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Tanami Desert, NT (NT): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -20.0, "map_longitude": 130.0, "map_place_name": "Tanami Desert, NT", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4311, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:3c7acd0afbbd965a", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Grassy Head / Stuarts Point, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2132-grassy-head-stuarts-point-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Grassy Head / Stuarts Point, New South Wales 1998. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5489; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Grassy Head / Stuarts Point, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.809996, "map_longitude": 152.994649, "map_place_name": "Grassy Head / Stuarts Point, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4323, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:26964faf55655a94", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Barrington Tops, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1818-barrington-tops-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Barrington Tops, New South Wales 1998. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5501; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Barrington Tops, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.0233333, "map_longitude": 151.4844444, "map_place_name": "Barrington Tops, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4327, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:692f3ff6ad254861", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Macquarie Feilds, New South Wales 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2046-macquarie-feilds-new-south-wales-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Macquarie Feilds, New South Wales 1998. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4349, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:62be107866f02755", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #139) at Macquarie Fields, New South Wales (1998)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHqmZIvHg90", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #139) at Macquarie Fields, New South Wales (1998). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4474, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:b14111c47961e738", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1998 - Northern Territory News", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1702-1998-northern-territory-news", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1998 - Northern Territory News. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5652; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1998 - Northern Territory News, NT (NT): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -12.660487, "map_longitude": 131.338777, "map_place_name": "1998 - Northern Territory News, NT", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4629, "source_id": 51, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-state-index:cc18df884e5288a7", "title": "AYR report index: Acacia Hills & Humpty Doo, Northern Territory 1998", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "author": null, "date_published": "1998", "year": 1998, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/northern-territory/2291-acacia-ridge-humpty-doo-northern-territory-1998", "snippet": "Public AYR NT report index link: Acacia Hills & Humpty Doo, Northern Territory 1998. The state index supplies the public report URL, place text, and year; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_link", "genre": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "publicness_code": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5807; quality stage_only_public_report_index_link.", "location_summary": "Acacia Hills & Humpty Doo, NT (NT): stage_only_public_report_index_link", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "mapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 61, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1265-wilsons-promontory-vic-1999", "title": "Wilsons Promontory, Victoria 1999", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1265-wilsons-promontory-vic-1999", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wilsons Promontory, Victoria 1999. Source-stated location: Wilsons Promontory, Victoria. Event field: Alleged Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Hi Dean, my name is Andrew and I'm 17 years old.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wilsons Promontory, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.9567021, "map_longitude": 146.3514784, "map_place_name": "Wilsons Promontory, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wilsons Promontory, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 114, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1359-bourke-new-south-wales-1999", "title": "Bourke, New South Wales 1999", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1999-2000", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1359-bourke-new-south-wales-1999", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bourke, New South Wales 1999. Source-stated location: Bourke, New South Wales. Event field: Possible Yowie Encounter. Terrain field: Bushland. Body excerpt retained for review: One of my encounters was in West NSW, near Bourke, where my brother-in -law and I go and hunt a bit. We were hunting with dogs, chasing pigs, I suppose it was about 12 months ago.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bourke, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.9960307, "map_longitude": 145.2940392, "map_place_name": "Bourke, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bourke, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 115, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1423-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-1999", "title": "Mt. Kembla, New South Wales 1999", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Nov 1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1423-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-1999", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Kembla, New South Wales 1999. Source-stated location: Mt Kembla, New South Wales. Event field: Audible. Body excerpt retained for review: I have been having a look at your site and have decided to let you know about a strange encounter I had about 10 years ago in the bush around Wollongong NSW.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Kembla, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.4421839, "map_longitude": 150.8067132, "map_place_name": "Mt Kembla, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Kembla, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 116, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1410-leura-new-south-wales-2000", "title": "Leura, New South Wales 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1999 to early 2000.", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1410-leura-new-south-wales-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Leura, New South Wales 2000. Source-stated location: Leura (base of Leura Cascades), New South Wales. Event field: Stalked. Body excerpt retained for review: A local resident (male approx 23yo) described how he and a group of", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Leura, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7156888, "map_longitude": 150.3317665, "map_place_name": "Leura, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Leura (base of Leura Cascades), New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 177, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1659-daisy-hill-queensland-1999", "title": "Daisy Hill, Queensland 1999", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June, 1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1659-daisy-hill-queensland-1999", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Daisy Hill, Queensland 1999. Source-stated location: Daisy Hill, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: After a couple of recent reports from the Redland Bay area of South East Queensland, I decided to research an easily accessible forest close to where the sightings occurred. At this time, there were reports that 1/3 of the Koala population had suddenly vanished from this location, which was widely debated on the News.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Daisy Hill, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.643611, "map_longitude": 153.1538113, "map_place_name": "Daisy Hill, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Daisy Hill, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 235, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1249-falls-creek-vic-1999", "title": "Falls Creek, Victoria 1999", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "23 July, 1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1249-falls-creek-vic-1999", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Falls Creek, Victoria 1999. Source-stated location: Falls Creek, Victoria. Event field: Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was skiing with my friends when I took a heavy all and rolled down a steep slope.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Falls Creek, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.878683, "map_longitude": 147.2441791, "map_place_name": "Falls Creek, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Falls Creek, Victoria", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 392, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2025-dargan-new-south-wales-1999", "title": "Dargan, New South Wales 1999", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1999/2000", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2025-dargan-new-south-wales-1999", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Dargan, New South Wales 1999. Source-stated location: Dargan, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was about 1999 or 2000, our son came running into the bedroom early in the morning and said he had seen an alien walking past the front of the house. Clearly an alien was the only reference he had for it at that age (5 years old).", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Dargan, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.4816667, "map_longitude": 150.2511111, "map_place_name": "Dargan, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Dargan, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 413, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1319-ormeau-qld-1999", "title": "Ormeau, Queensland 1999", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1319-ormeau-qld-1999", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ormeau, Queensland 1999. Source-stated location: Ormeau, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting (?). Body excerpt retained for review: One night my dog's were barking like all hell, and Dad told me to see what it was.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ormeau, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.774813, "map_longitude": 153.2520815, "map_place_name": "Ormeau, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ormeau, Queensland", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 478, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1403-katoomba-new-south-wales-1999", "title": "Katoomba, New South Wales 1999", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "7th September 1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1403-katoomba-new-south-wales-1999", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Katoomba, New South Wales 1999. Source-stated location: Katoomba (Three Sisters), New South Wales. Event field: Loud Crashing in Forest Below. Terrain field: Heavily wooded. Body excerpt retained for review: In September 1999 I was touring Australia and decided to visit the Blue Mountains to view the scenery. I was hiking the ridgeline along the area known as the Three Sisters looking over the valley. I was fascinated overlooking the valley below, watching the various parrots squabbling back and forth at each other. After an hour of just sitting and admiring th...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Katoomba, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.713759, "map_longitude": 150.3121633, "map_place_name": "Katoomba, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Katoomba (Three Sisters), New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 506, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1407-lake-macquarie-new-south-wales-1999", "title": "Lake Macquarie, New South Wales 1999", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1407-lake-macquarie-new-south-wales-1999", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lake Macquarie, New South Wales 1999. Source-stated location: Lake Macquarie, Newcastle, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Bush. Body excerpt retained for review: I went down to my friends house down the road to watch a few videos. After about 2 hours we went outside stargazing (we usually do this we sit outside watching the stars for a while). Down the end of my street is a bushy surrounding, we decided to walk down there for the thrill of trying to scare ourselves (we do this often as we had a fascination with doin...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lake Macquarie, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.0374325, "map_longitude": 151.5294684, "map_place_name": "Lake Macquarie, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lake Macquarie, Newcastle, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 522, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1830-medowie-new-south-wales-1999", "title": "Medowie, New South Wales 1999", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1830-medowie-new-south-wales-1999", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Medowie, New South Wales 1999. Source-stated location: Medowie, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I used to do a lot of hunting at the back of my property, and remember a lot of weird things happening to my traps and I never knew what it was. I would find them twisted up and pegs ripped out of the ground.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Medowie, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.7316667, "map_longitude": 151.8511111, "map_place_name": "Medowie, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Medowie, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 624, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1471-woodford-new-south-wales-1999", "title": "Woodford, New South Wales 1999", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1471-woodford-new-south-wales-1999", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Woodford, New South Wales 1999. Source-stated location: Woodford, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Dad and I were driving to our property in Cowra. It was about 4am, and we were driving between Woodford and Hazelwood on the Great Western Highway.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Woodford, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7349677, "map_longitude": 150.4810891, "map_place_name": "Woodford, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Woodford, New South Wales", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 842, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1604-night-of-the-yowie-1999", "title": "1999 - Night of the Yowie", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April 1999, Region Southern New South Wales", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1604-night-of-the-yowie-1999", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1999 - Night of the Yowie. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: DATE : April 1999, Region Southern New South Wales", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 843, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1613-yowiehunters-news-article-1999", "title": "1999 - Yowiehunters News Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "29 th August, 1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1613-yowiehunters-news-article-1999", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1999 - Yowiehunters News Article. Source-stated location: Australia. Body excerpt retained for review: [Firstly, prior to reading this we have to make it know that at the time, Dean Harrison had no knowledge of any Tazer plans until he was contacted by a journalist who informed him his name was on a Customs Registry due to Larry Lesh, who was trying to export them from America and used A.Y.R. as grounds for the scheme].", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 844, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1614-yowiehunters-news-article-1999-2", "title": "1999 (2) - Yowiehunters News Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "5 th September, 1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1614-yowiehunters-news-article-1999-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1999 (2) - Yowiehunters News Article. Source-stated location: Australia. Body excerpt retained for review: AN AUDACIOUS plan to hunt for the legendary ape-like bush creature, the yowie, has been dashed -- by Customs officials. They have refused American Big Foot hunter Larry Lesh permission to import stun guns for the expedition.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 943, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2278-1999-gold-coast-bulletin-25-08-1999", "title": "1999 - Gold Coast Bulletin - 25-08-1999", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2278-1999-gold-coast-bulletin-25-08-1999", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1999 - Gold Coast Bulletin - 25-08-1999. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # dean harrison, ormeau yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "1999 - Gold Coast Bulletin - 25-08-1999", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 944, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1772-1999-lismore-northern-star-yowie-article", "title": "1999 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1772-1999-lismore-northern-star-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 1999 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Lismore, New South Wales. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4478, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:de48a5e0a58a7475", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 1999 - Thats Life Magazine Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1787-1999-thats-life-magazine-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 1999 - Thats Life Magazine Yowie Article. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5656; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "1999 - Thats Life Magazine Yowie Article, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.144789, "map_longitude": 153.298935, "map_place_name": "1999 - Thats Life Magazine Yowie Article, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4598, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:c9224829b8c9dfcd", "title": "Witness sketches: Hazelbrook, New South Wales (1999)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Witness sketches: Hazelbrook, New South Wales (1999). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5776; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Hazelbrook, New South Wales, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.729275, "map_longitude": 150.456174, "map_place_name": "Hazelbrook, New South Wales, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 4660, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol2243586w", "title": "Haunted by the past", "publication": "Allen & Unwin", "author": null, "date_published": "1999", "year": 1999, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL2243586W", "snippet": "Haunted by the past Prisoners Bandjalang (Australian people) Case studies Social conditions Civil rights Mortality Australian indigenous studies Biography Aboriginal Australians Australia New South Wales Ruby Langford Ginibi Allen & Unwin", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "haunted", "figure_name_as_printed": "haunted", "ontology_code": "ghost_legend", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_ethics_review", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5838; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "late_twentieth_century" }, { "record_id": 17, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:western-australia/1146-coral-bay-2000", "title": "Coral Bay, Western Australia 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/western-australia/1146-coral-bay-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Coral Bay, Western Australia 2000. Source-stated location: Corel Bay, Western Australia. Event field: Yowie Attack. Body excerpt retained for review: This is a story my best friend who is an airline pilot told me, he doesn’t have any reason to lie the story is too bizarre to be crap in my opinion.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Corel Bay, WA (WA): high", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -23.1436752, "map_longitude": 113.770165, "map_place_name": "Corel Bay, WA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Corel Bay, Western Australia", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 18, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:western-australia/2297-lancedin-western-australia-2000", "title": "Lancedin, Western Australia 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "[Submitted Feb 09, 2000]", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/western-australia/2297-lancedin-western-australia-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lancedin, Western Australia 2000. Source-stated location: Lancelin, Western Australia. Event field: A ‘something’ Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I didn’t encounter a yowie it was something else.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lancelin, WA (WA): high", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.0225285, "map_longitude": 115.3301909, "map_place_name": "Lancelin, WA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lancelin, Western Australia", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 117, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1477-yowrie-new-south-wales-2000", "title": "Yowrie, New South Wales 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Feb/March 2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1477-yowrie-new-south-wales-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Yowrie, New South Wales 2000. Source-stated location: Yowrie, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: Hi Dean, the time of day would have been mid afternoon, sunny, clear skies around Feb. or March. The year was about 2000. I was returning from a bush walk and had just got back onto a wombat trail I had started my walk from, I was looking at the ground (the trail)and as I lifted my gaze to peer along the trail, coming towards me was the yowie.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Yowrie, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.3194678, "map_longitude": 149.7393829, "map_place_name": "Yowrie, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Yowrie, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 178, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1271-borren-point-qld-2000", "title": "Booreen Point, Queensland 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June 2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1271-borren-point-qld-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Booreen Point, Queensland 2000. Source-stated location: Booreen Point QLD. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My sighting took place on a 7 acre property I was renting on Kindamon Creek Road, near Boreen Point. The road was gravel and very much deserted during night.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Booreen Point, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.2815525, "map_longitude": 152.984517, "map_place_name": "Booreen Point, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Booreen Point QLD", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 179, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1289-gayndah-qld-2000-2", "title": "Gayndah, Queensland 2000 (2)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Feb 10, 2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1289-gayndah-qld-2000-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Gayndah, Queensland 2000 (2). Source-stated location: Gayndah, Queensland (Plus other areas). Event field: Yowie Sightings (Various). Body excerpt retained for review: Gayndah is not the only place in Australia where Binjour Bears, or Jongari as the Aborigine Sam Hill says they are, have been seen over the years. There have been several sightings of similar creatures all over the countryside.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gayndah, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.6268775, "map_longitude": 151.6370233, "map_place_name": "Gayndah, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Gayndah, Queensland (Plus other areas)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 180, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1879-kilcoy-queensland-2000", "title": "Kilcoy, Queensland 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "September, 2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1879-kilcoy-queensland-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kilcoy, Queensland 2000. Source-stated location: Kilcoy (Deer Reserve), Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Mother: I was taking 4 boys looking for Yabbies, at a Creek bank near Deer Reserve Campsite at Kilcoy. We went into the dry creek bed and followed that down until we found some.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kilcoy, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.9417175, "map_longitude": 152.561157, "map_place_name": "Kilcoy, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kilcoy (Deer Reserve), Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 181, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1340-tully-qld-2000", "title": "Tully, Queensland 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Aug, 2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1340-tully-qld-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tully, Queensland 2000. Source-stated location: Tully, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Encounters (Various). Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Article by Townsville Bulletin- John Andersen", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tully, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.9429225, "map_longitude": 145.9285816, "map_place_name": "Tully, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tully, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 215, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1345-aboriginal-pov-nsw-2001", "title": "Aboriginal P.O.V, New South Wales 2001", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1345-aboriginal-pov-nsw-2001", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Aboriginal P.O.V, New South Wales 2001. Source-stated location: Northern, New South Wales. Event field: Discussion from an Aboriginal P.O.V. (Point of View). Body excerpt retained for review: Comment : We speak to various people with Aboriginal Heritage and find their stories fascinating", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Northern, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.701014, "map_longitude": 151.2997832, "map_place_name": "Northern, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Northern, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 223, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1263-victorian-billabong-vic-2000", "title": "Billabong, Victoria 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1263-victorian-billabong-vic-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Billabong, Victoria 2000. Source-stated location: Victorian Billabong. Event field: Claimed Yowie Footage. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Tony Healy interview with Andre' Clayden (Former owner of the Springbrook Homestead)", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Billabong (VIC): medium; Victorian Billabong, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.2516192, "map_longitude": 146.8168275, "map_place_name": "Billabong", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_from_curated_place_hint", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "Billabong, Victoria 2000", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 243, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2223-blackbutt-queensland-2000", "title": "Blackbutt, Queensland 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2223-blackbutt-queensland-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Blackbutt, Queensland 2000. Source-stated location: Blackbutt Qld. Event field: Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was coming home from Brisbane from New Year’s Eve Celebrations, I’m guessing it was approximately around 3:30am, coming from my sister’s home in the middle of the city. I was a single Mum of four, I had my eldest son in the front of my car, it was a Toyota Tarago, so no air conditioning, windows down, they were all asleep.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Blackbutt, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.8830175, "map_longitude": 152.1011195, "map_place_name": "Blackbutt, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Blackbutt Qld", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 248, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1352-batemans-bay-new-south-wales-2000", "title": "Bateman's Bay, New South Wales 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan, 2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1352-batemans-bay-new-south-wales-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bateman's Bay, New South Wales 2000. Source-stated location: Bateman's Bay, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Marshland. Body excerpt retained for review: This was related to us, by our eldest son, who was 14, nearly 15 at the time. He is a big boy, and has large feet - size 12 or 13. He got a Mountain bike for Christmas, and it had been raining a lot, he was very keen to give it a go.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bateman's Bay, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.7293379, "map_longitude": 150.1947997, "map_place_name": "Bateman's Bay, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bateman's Bay, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 319, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1814-esk-queensland-2000", "title": "Esk, Queensland 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1814-esk-queensland-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Esk, Queensland 2000. Source-stated location: Esk, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We own 70 acres just North of Esk in the hills near Chestbrook Creek.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Esk, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.2398683, "map_longitude": 152.4220194, "map_place_name": "Esk, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Esk, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 329, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1291-gayndah-qld-2000-1", "title": "Gayndah, Queensland 2000 (1)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Feb, 2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1291-gayndah-qld-2000-1", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Gayndah, Queensland 2000 (1). Source-stated location: Gayndah, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sightings (Aboriginal P.O.V.). Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Fraser Coast Chronicle - Jim Martin", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gayndah, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.6268775, "map_longitude": 151.6370233, "map_place_name": "Gayndah, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Gayndah, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 331, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1290-gayndah-qld-2000-3", "title": "Gayndah, Queensland 2000 (3)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1290-gayndah-qld-2000-3", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Gayndah, Queensland 2000 (3). Source-stated location: Gayndah, Queensland. Event field: Bear Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Interview with local witness Julian Nott - Gayndah Bear 2000", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gayndah, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.6268775, "map_longitude": 151.6370233, "map_place_name": "Gayndah, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Gayndah, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 333, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1865-gogango-queensland-2000", "title": "Gogango, Queensland 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June, 2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1865-gogango-queensland-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Gogango, Queensland 2000. Source-stated location: Gogango, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We were driving from Gladstone, heading for Blackwater quite early in the morning. I had my 8 year old son, my new born baby and my niece with me. We were heading along the Capricorn Highway just before the Gogango Range, and it was on the driver’s side of the road running towards the hills.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gogango, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -23.5599195, "map_longitude": 149.9135601, "map_place_name": "Gogango, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Gogango, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 375, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2007-malanda-queensland-2000", "title": "Malanda, Queensland 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2007-malanda-queensland-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Malanda, Queensland 2000. Source-stated location: Malanda, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Witnesses interviewed at the age of 85 in October 2018.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Malanda, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.352837, "map_longitude": 145.5959372, "map_place_name": "Malanda, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Malanda, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 415, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1320-ormeau-qld-2000", "title": "Ormeau, Queensland 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1320-ormeau-qld-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ormeau, Queensland 2000. Source-stated location: Ormeau, Queensland. Event field: Audible. Terrain field: thick bush steep hill, clearing at top of hill, Ormeau Hills before complete development, lot of bushland, close to road.. Body excerpt retained for review: Load grunting noise like no animal I have ever heard but kind of sounded like a talking grunt. slowly proceeded up hill while making progressive grunts. Did not hang around to see what the creature/animal was.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ormeau, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.774813, "map_longitude": 153.2520815, "map_place_name": "Ormeau, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ormeau, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 440, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1561-hannam-vale-new-south-wales-2000", "title": "Hannam Vale, New South Wales 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Autumn or Spring 2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1561-hannam-vale-new-south-wales-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Hannam Vale, New South Wales 2000. Source-stated location: Hannam Vale, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: The area didn’t have a welcome feeling. It was quite ‘unsettling’.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Hannam Vale, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.7124928, "map_longitude": 152.5943307, "map_place_name": "Hannam Vale, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Hannam Vale, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 468, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1620-jamison-valley-new-south-wales-2000", "title": "Jamison Valley, New South Wales 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000, Autumn/Spring", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1620-jamison-valley-new-south-wales-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Jamison Valley, New South Wales 2000. Source-stated location: Jamison Valley, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: 50 minute Interview. Paraphrased Transcript.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Jamison Valley, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.75431, "map_longitude": 150.3270177, "map_place_name": "Jamison Valley, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Jamison Valley, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 516, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1412-lithgow-new-south-wales-2000", "title": "Lithgow, New South Wales 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1412-lithgow-new-south-wales-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lithgow, New South Wales 2000. Source-stated location: Lithgow, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I thought you would be interested in a experience I had with what I now believe was a yowie.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lithgow, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.481536, "map_longitude": 150.1564887, "map_place_name": "Lithgow, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lithgow, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 559, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1439-pickett-hill-new-south-wales-2000", "title": "Pickett Hill, New South Wales 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June 15, 2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1439-pickett-hill-new-south-wales-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Pickett Hill, New South Wales 2000. Source-stated location: Pickett Hill, New South Wales. Event field: Aboriginal Sacred Area Protected by Yowie. Body excerpt retained for review: Previously known as Pickett Hill, the 15 hectare site is now officially a special Aboriginal area as of 14th June 2000.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Pickett Hill, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.5728234, "map_longitude": 152.9953574, "map_place_name": "Pickett Hill, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Pickett Hill, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 619, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2124-wollar-new-south-wales-2000", "title": "Wollar, New South Wales 2000", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2124-wollar-new-south-wales-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wollar, New South Wales 2000. Source-stated location: Wollar, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [Male Witness, inspired to come forward after hearing the 1978 Mudgee – Ulan Report (Audio Report #144) or https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2122-mudgee-ulan-new-south-wales-1978 ]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wollar, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.3581121, "map_longitude": 149.9483663, "map_place_name": "Wollar, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wollar, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 845, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1590-gold-coast-bulletin-2000", "title": "2000 - Gold Coast Bulletin", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1590-gold-coast-bulletin-2000", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2000 - Gold Coast Bulletin. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: Gold Coast Bulletin, 14 th of March 2000.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2000 - Gold Coast Bulletin", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 846, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1899-2000-townsville-bulletin-yowie-article", "title": "2000 - Townsville Bulletin Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1899-2000-townsville-bulletin-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2000 - Townsville Bulletin Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Townsville, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: \"Deep in yowie territory\" By John Andersen", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Townsville, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -19.2569391, "map_longitude": 146.8239537, "map_place_name": "Townsville, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2000 - Townsville Bulletin Yowie Article", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 946, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1791-2000-daily-examiner-yowie-article", "title": "2000 - Daily Examiner Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1791-2000-daily-examiner-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2000 - Daily Examiner Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # jackadgery, grafton, ormeau, yowie, dean harrison", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Grafton (NSW): medium; Jackadgery (NSW): medium; New South Wales (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.6816773, "map_longitude": 152.9336357, "map_place_name": "Grafton", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "e/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # jackadgery, grafton, ormeau, yowie, dean harrison 2000 - Daily Examiner Yowie Article URL: https://www.yowieh", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 947, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1715-2000-gold-coast-bulletin-yowiehunters", "title": "2000 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowiehunters", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1715-2000-gold-coast-bulletin-yowiehunters", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2000 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowiehunters. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2000 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowiehunters", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 948, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1710-2000-northern-territory-news", "title": "2000 - Northern Territory News", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1710-2000-northern-territory-news", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2000 - Northern Territory News. Location cue from public page title/path: Northern Territory, Northern Territory.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): medium", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 949, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1794-2000-queensland-times-yowie-article", "title": "2000 - Queensland Times Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1794-2000-queensland-times-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2000 - Queensland Times Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # ipswich, ape, dean harrison, gatton, yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gatton (QLD): medium; Ipswich (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.5615314, "map_longitude": 152.2791353, "map_place_name": "Gatton", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # ipswich, ape, dean harrison, gatton, yowie 2000 - Queensland Times Yowie Article URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-c", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1028, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1909-2000-batemans-bay-post-yowie-article", "title": "2000 - Batemans Bay Post Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2000", "year": 2000, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1909-2000-batemans-bay-post-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2000 - Batemans Bay Post Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Batemans Bay, New South Wales. 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Porter Wednesday Press", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "ghost_legend", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_metadata_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5840; quality B.", "location_summary": "Adelaide Gaol, SA (SA): B", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "exact_site", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 39, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:northern-territory/1552-kings-canyon-northern-territory-2001", "title": "Kings Canyon, Northern Territory 2001", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/northern-territory/1552-kings-canyon-northern-territory-2001", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kings Canyon, Northern Territory 2001. Source-stated location: Kings Canyon, Northern Territory. Event field: Mysterious Vocalisations. Body excerpt retained for review: I am writing this email to you to tell of an experience I had back in 2001 out at Kings Canyon in the Northern Territory.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kings Canyon, NT (NT): high", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -24.2503097, "map_longitude": 131.5779445, "map_place_name": "Kings Canyon, NT", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kings Canyon, Northern Territory", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 118, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1456-lismore-new-south-wales-2001", "title": "Lismore, New South Wales 2001", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1456-lismore-new-south-wales-2001", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lismore, New South Wales 2001. Source-stated location: Lismore, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Various. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Northern Star. Sat 26th of Jan, 2002.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lismore, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.8077608, "map_longitude": 153.2791883, "map_place_name": "Lismore, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lismore, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 182, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1302-laidley-qld-2001", "title": "Laidley, Queensland 2001 (2)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Aug. 2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1302-laidley-qld-2001", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Laidley, Queensland 2001 (2). Source-stated location: Laidley, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: The Queensland Times - Caroline Page", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Laidley, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.6395345, "map_longitude": 152.4132894, "map_place_name": "Laidley, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Laidley, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 337, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1295-hinze-dam-qld-2001", "title": "Hinze Dam, Queensland 2001", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "March 2, 2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1295-hinze-dam-qld-2001", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Hinze Dam, Queensland 2001. Source-stated location: Hinze Dam, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Hit by Car. Body excerpt retained for review: It was close to 11pm on Friday night when Gold Coast based Aaron Carmichael, was returning home from an evening drive in heavy rain. Aaron had been around the Hinze Dam area before taking a route home that would change his outlook on the Australian bush forever.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Hinze Dam, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0502971, "map_longitude": 153.2801969, "map_place_name": "Hinze Dam, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Hinze Dam, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 363, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1304-laidley-qld-2001-1", "title": "Laidley, Queensland 2001 (1)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Aug 15, 2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1304-laidley-qld-2001-1", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Laidley, Queensland 2001 (1). Source-stated location: Laidley, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: On the evening of the 15 th of August, Mrs. Crouten was working as a cook at a function for the local Doctor. After finishing for the night, she drove North by herself between Mulgowie and Laidley.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Laidley, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.6395345, "map_longitude": 152.4132894, "map_place_name": "Laidley, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Laidley, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 365, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1303-laidley-qld-2001-sp-21011", "title": "Laidley, Queensland 2001 (3)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Aug, 2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1303-laidley-qld-2001-sp-21011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Laidley, Queensland 2001 (3). Source-stated location: Laidley, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: A Lockyer Valley Hotel last night was abuzz as amateur detectives (AYR Yowiehunters), wrangled with the news the Mulgowie Yowie was back.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Laidley, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.6395345, "map_longitude": 152.4132894, "map_place_name": "Laidley, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Laidley, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 401, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1314-mt-tamborine-qld-2001", "title": "Mt. Tamborine, Queensland 2001", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1314-mt-tamborine-qld-2001", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Tamborine, Queensland 2001. Source-stated location: Mount Tambourine, Queensland. Event field: Chased. Terrain field: Avocado & Kiwifruit Orchards. Body excerpt retained for review: CLICK HERE for another sighting/chase on the same road (Curtis), less than 12 months later", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mount Tambourine, QLD (QLD): high; Tamborine (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9489195, "map_longitude": 153.1929006, "map_place_name": "Mount Tambourine, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mount Tambourine, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 446, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1398-hazelbrook-new-south-wales-2001", "title": "Hazelbrook, New South Wales 2001", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "May 22, 2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1398-hazelbrook-new-south-wales-2001", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Hazelbrook, New South Wales 2001. Source-stated location: Hazelbrook, New South Wales. Event field: Footprint Find. Body excerpt retained for review: Here is a photograph of the footprint we cast, just before we poured in the plaster.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Hazelbrook, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7219948, "map_longitude": 150.4534122, "map_place_name": "Hazelbrook, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Hazelbrook, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 488, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1668-koreelah-forest-new-south-wales-2001", "title": "Koreelah Forest, New South Wales 2001", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer, 2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1668-koreelah-forest-new-south-wales-2001", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Koreelah Forest, New South Wales 2001. Source-stated location: White Swamp (Near Koreelah State Forest), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I’ve always been a bit of a mocker towards people who say they have seen things. I’ve spent years out there shooting and never seen anything like this before.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "White Swamp, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.2808333, "map_longitude": 152.5077778, "map_place_name": "White Swamp, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "White Swamp (Near Koreelah State Forest), New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 512, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2295-lightning-ridge-new-south-wales-2001", "title": "Lightning Ridge, New South Wales 2001", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2295-lightning-ridge-new-south-wales-2001", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lightning Ridge, New South Wales 2001. Source-stated location: Lightning Ridge, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [Male Witness – Interview with Paul Cropper]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lightning Ridge, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.4285482, "map_longitude": 147.9779283, "map_place_name": "Lightning Ridge, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lightning Ridge, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 564, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1577-pilliga-new-south-wales", "title": "Pilliga, New South Wales 2001", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1577-pilliga-new-south-wales", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Pilliga, New South Wales 2001. Source-stated location: Pilliga, New South Wales. Event field: Glowing Eyes Sighted. Body excerpt retained for review: Before I tell my story I wish to inform you that I myself am quite a sceptic when it comes to most forms of paranormal activities, Ufos and crypto zoology.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Pilliga, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.351605, "map_longitude": 148.8888022, "map_place_name": "Pilliga, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Pilliga, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 575, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1446-scotts-head-new-south-wales-2001", "title": "Scotts Head, New South Wales 2001", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1446-scotts-head-new-south-wales-2001", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Scotts Head, New South Wales 2001. Source-stated location: Scotts Head, NSW. Event field: Sighting. Terrain field: House surrounded by bush, paddocks and horse sheds.. Body excerpt retained for review: It started about two weeks after we moved into the house. When we first moved in, I put lots of colourful toys and a cubby outside for the kids to play with. Our bedroom is right next to a Verandah. It started off with rocks being thrown onto the roof about a half hour after we had turned the lights out. Then I heard these big heavy footsteps on the veranda...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Scotts Head, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.7460493, "map_longitude": 152.9963024, "map_place_name": "Scotts Head, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Scotts Head, NSW", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 625, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1472-woodford-new-south-wales-2001", "title": "Woodford, New South Wales 2001", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1472-woodford-new-south-wales-2001", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Woodford, New South Wales 2001. Source-stated location: Woodford, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: House near bush. Body excerpt retained for review: I leave home at about 4:15 am to catch the train to work, and this particular morning, I was walking up the driveway, when I saw this huge dark figure on the footpath looking down at me. I was at eye level with it, but it would have been about 50 metres away from me. I would say it was about 7 feet tall.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Woodford, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7349677, "map_longitude": 150.4810891, "map_place_name": "Woodford, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Woodford, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 847, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1612-yowiehunters-news-article-2001", "title": "2001 - Yowiehunters News Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "23 rd April, 2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1612-yowiehunters-news-article-2001", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2001 - Yowiehunters News Article. Source-stated location: Kilkivan, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: Title: \"Crew heads to `hot spot' in yowie search", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kilkivan (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.080292, "map_longitude": 152.2473652, "map_place_name": "Kilkivan", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "arch Public AYR report page for 2001 - Yowiehunters News Article. Source-stated location: Kilkivan, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: Title: \"Crew heads to `hot spot' in yowie", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 950, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1764-2001-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "title": "2001 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1764-2001-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2001 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: Gary was only skeptical publicly - never privately. Gary sadly passed away from brain cancer in 2014.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2001 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 951, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1786-2001-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-2", "title": "2001 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 2", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1786-2001-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2001 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 2. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # operation rotation, expedition, dean harrison", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2001 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 2", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 952, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1788-2001-queensland-times-yowie-article", "title": "2001 - Queensland Times Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1788-2001-queensland-times-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2001 - Queensland Times Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # esk, yowie, dean harrison, expedition", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Esk (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.2398683, "map_longitude": 152.4220194, "map_place_name": "Esk", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # esk, yowie, dean harrison, expedition 2001 - Queensland Times Yowie Article URL: https://www.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 953, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1793-2001-queensland-times-yowie-article-2", "title": "2001 - Queensland Times Yowie Article 2", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1793-2001-queensland-times-yowie-article-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2001 - Queensland Times Yowie Article 2. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # ipswich, esk, dean harrison, operation rotation", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Esk (QLD): medium; Ipswich (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.2398683, "map_longitude": 152.4220194, "map_place_name": "Esk", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "lic page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # ipswich, esk, dean harrison, operation rotation 2001 - Queensland Times Yowie Article 2 URL: https://w", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1040, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1767-2001-caboolture-news-yowie-article", "title": "2001 - Caboolture News Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1767-2001-caboolture-news-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2001 - Caboolture News Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Caboolture, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # kilcoy yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Caboolture, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.0839336, "map_longitude": 152.9510863, "map_place_name": "Caboolture, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2001 - Caboolture News Yowie Article", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1041, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1792-2001-caboolture-news-yowie-article-2", "title": "2001 - Caboolture News Yowie Article 2", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1792-2001-caboolture-news-yowie-article-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2001 - Caboolture News Yowie Article 2. Location cue from public page title/path: Caboolture, Queensland. 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No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: The two trees are associated with the Watun Goori legend of the Dharawal people. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4633, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol2710007w", "title": "Bunyips", "publication": "National Library of Australia", "author": null, "date_published": "2001", "year": 2001, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL2710007W", "snippet": "Bunyips Bunyips Monsters Folklore Australia Holden, Robert National Library of Australia", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "bunyip", "figure_name_as_printed": "bunyip", "ontology_code": "other_supernatural_humanoid_or_adjacent", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_metadata_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5811; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 62, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1592-licola-victoria-2002", "title": "Licola, Victoria 2002", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2002", "year": 2002, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1592-licola-victoria-2002", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Licola, Victoria 2002. Source-stated location: Licola, Victoria. Event field: Large Footprints Found. Body excerpt retained for review: Around 10 years ago myself and my brother in-law, went walking to a river near Licola.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Licola, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.6029585, "map_longitude": 146.5695668, "map_place_name": "Licola, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Licola, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 119, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1389-glossodia-new-south-wales-2002", "title": "Glossodia, New South Wales 2002", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Oct, 2002", "year": 2002, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1389-glossodia-new-south-wales-2002", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Glossodia, New South Wales 2002. Source-stated location: Glossodia, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was standing outside having a cigarette at around 11:30pm when I heard a crashing sound in the bush to my left. I froze and waited, thinking that it was probably a possum, when it started again. Then a large animal/beast emerged from the bush into the clearing where I was standing.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Glossodia, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.5334431, "map_longitude": 150.7853962, "map_place_name": "Glossodia, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Glossodia, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 120, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1869-wollemi-national-park-new-south-wales-2002", "title": "Wollemi National Park, New South Wales 2002", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2002", "year": 2002, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1869-wollemi-national-park-new-south-wales-2002", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wollemi National Park, New South Wales 2002. Source-stated location: Wollemi National Park, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: On the 29/3/2002 at 18km west of Newnes in the Wollemi National Park, past Lithgow in NSW about 6pm in forest foliage with scattered trees, near the Wolgan River.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wollemi National Park, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.9409962, "map_longitude": 150.4210458, "map_place_name": "Wollemi National Park, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wollemi National Park, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 183, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1269-beerwah-qld-2002", "title": "Beerwah, Queensland 2002", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Sept 6, 2002", "year": 2002, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1269-beerwah-qld-2002", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Beerwah, Queensland 2002. Source-stated location: Beerwah, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Pine forest.. Body excerpt retained for review: I was in the State Forest, looking for Carnivorous Plants, I am a Horticulturalist by trade. I was on a forestry road off Roys Road, about 10 kilometres from Beerwah.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Beerwah, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.8573095, "map_longitude": 152.9604137, "map_place_name": "Beerwah, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Beerwah, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 246, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2222-blackbutt-queensland-2002", "title": "Blackbutt, Queensland 2002", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2002", "year": 2002, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2222-blackbutt-queensland-2002", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Blackbutt, Queensland 2002. Source-stated location: Blackbutt Qld. Event field: Sighting.. Body excerpt retained for review: It was probably around March, Blackbutt’s really cool at night, it was chilli but not cold where you’re having to rug up. I’m a night bird, I don’t like the daytime, that’s why I’m happy driving at night and doing things at night. It was school holidays, my adult niece and I were cleaning up my son’s bedroom, my eldest son was looking after one of the young...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Blackbutt, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.8830175, "map_longitude": 152.1011195, "map_place_name": "Blackbutt, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Blackbutt Qld", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 370, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1373-colo-river-new-south-wales-2002", "title": "Colo River, New South Wales 2002", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Oct, 2002", "year": 2002, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1373-colo-river-new-south-wales-2002", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Colo River, New South Wales 2002. Source-stated location: Colo River, New South Wales. Event field: Audible. Body excerpt retained for review: I would appreciate if this report was submitted seeing as it is a very interesting story. My friends and I went camping to Summerset and we had set up our tent, which was at the edge of the large bush. We had our dinner and soon headed off to bed.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Colo River, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.3778079, "map_longitude": 150.6487565, "map_place_name": "Colo River, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Colo River, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 403, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2069-mt-tamborine-queensland-2002", "title": "Mt. Tamborine, Queensland 2002", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2002", "year": 2002, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2069-mt-tamborine-queensland-2002", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Tamborine, Queensland 2002. Source-stated location: Mount Tamborine, Queensland. Event field: Chased. Body excerpt retained for review: [In 2001, we received an Encounter Report from a Witness on the same road (Curtis) and it was the same style of event less than 1 year apart. This Report wasn’t documented until 05-03-2019. Walking Curtis Road at night back in 2001/2 seems like quite the adventure].", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mount Tamborine, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9684035, "map_longitude": 153.1967792, "map_place_name": "Mount Tamborine, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mount Tamborine, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 422, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1390-goodradigbee-river-new-south-wales-2002", "title": "Goodradigbee River, New South Wales 2002", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "March, 2002", "year": 2002, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1390-goodradigbee-river-new-south-wales-2002", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Goodradigbee River, New South Wales 2002. Source-stated location: Goodradigbee River, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: As I am a fly fisher, I am often hiking into remote streams to get away from other people and enjoy the solitude. It was late afternoon when I reached my camping spot on the upper Goodradigbee we call \"the Garden Of Eden\" high above the home stead of \"Kooabri\" in the Brinabellas.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Goodradigbee River, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.3727483, "map_longitude": 148.7432707, "map_place_name": "Goodradigbee River, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Goodradigbee River, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 450, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1399-helensburgh-new-south-wales-2002", "title": "Helensburgh, New South Wales 2002", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer, 2002", "year": 2002, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1399-helensburgh-new-south-wales-2002", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Helensburgh, New South Wales 2002. Source-stated location: Helensburgh (Royal National Park) New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Thick lantana/ Forrest. 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Source-stated location: Helensburgh (Royal National Park), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [This is a testimony by Dan, the friend who was with Matt at Helensburgh the day of their sighting in 2002. 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Source-stated location: Wolgan Valley (Blue Mountains), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was trying to submit a report on the sight but it would not let me send my report for some reason. 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Work type: article. Publication/source: RUNE (Research UNE). Location signal is figure-associated region (Australia), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: 1907, 1937. As early as 1907, R.H. Mathews had reported the \"Yaruma\", a traditional belief from the south-east corner of New South Wales. On the north coast (W.J. Enright, 'Mankind', June 1937), the creature was the \"Jarra-Wahu\" or \"Yerri-Wahoo\", and around Mudgee and Maitland the \"Yahu\". Some of these names were said, like \"Yowie\", to mean \"hairyman\". --(Patricia and Peter Wrightson, 'The Wrightson List of Aborigina", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "OpenAlex", "source_type": "academic_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "scholar", "genre": "academic_text", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "OpenAlex public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): low", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 954, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1722-2002-lismore-northern-star-yowie-article", "title": "2002 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2002", "year": 2002, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1722-2002-lismore-northern-star-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2002 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article. 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No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4357, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:f82939452f7310c2", "title": "Written reports: Possible Yowie Sighting at Stirling Dam, Harvey, Western Australia (2002)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2002", "year": 2002, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/western-australia/2131-stirling-dam-harvey-western-australia-2004", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Possible Yowie Sighting at Stirling Dam, Harvey, Western Australia (2002). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4358, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:3b6dd2a819646dab", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Mt. Tamborine, Queensland 2002", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2002", "year": 2002, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2069-mt-tamborine-queensland-2002", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Mt. Tamborine, Queensland 2002. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4490, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:1b6b0dce037aeaed", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 2002 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2002", "year": 2002, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1722-2002-lismore-northern-star-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 2002 - Lismore Northern Star Yowie Article. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4655, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol18840059w", "title": "Tashi and the haunted house", "publication": "Allen & Unwin", "author": null, "date_published": "2002", "year": 2002, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL18840059W", "snippet": "Tashi and the haunted house Children's stories, Australian Storytelling Haunted houses Percussion instruments Running races Fiction Racing Child and youth fiction Children's fiction Horror stories Australia Anna Fienberg Allen & Unwin", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "haunted", "figure_name_as_printed": "haunted", "ontology_code": "ghost_legend", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_metadata_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5833; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 121, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1815-gunnedah-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Gunnedah, New South Wales 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1815-gunnedah-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Gunnedah, New South Wales 2003. Source-stated location: Gunnedah, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and 3 mates had been fishing at a river between Tamworth and Gunnedah. We were driving back to Gunnedah at around 10 – 11pm and were only about 2kms out of town when this thing ran across the road about 10 – 15m ahead of us.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gunnedah, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.0237593, "map_longitude": 150.2036527, "map_place_name": "Gunnedah, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Gunnedah, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 122, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2261-rosebank-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Rosebank, New South Wales 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "January, 2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2261-rosebank-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Rosebank, New South Wales 2003. Source-stated location: Rosebank, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It sounded like a HUGE Kangaroo – Australian Encounter:", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Rosebank, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.665, "map_longitude": 153.4011111, "map_place_name": "Rosebank, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Rosebank, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 123, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1687-wentworth-falls-new-south-falls-2003", "title": "Wentworth Falls, New South Falls 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1687-wentworth-falls-new-south-falls-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wentworth Falls, New South Falls 2003. Source-stated location: Wentworth Falls, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Location : Wentworth Falls, New South Wales", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wentworth Falls, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.72802, "map_longitude": 150.3740633, "map_place_name": "Wentworth Falls, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wentworth Falls, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 184, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1292-glasshouse-mtns-qld-2003", "title": "Glasshouse Mtns, Queensland 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1292-glasshouse-mtns-qld-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Glasshouse Mtns, Queensland 2003. Source-stated location: Glass House Mountains, Queensland. Event field: Footprint Find. Body excerpt retained for review: I spoke to you a little while ago about some foot prints my daughter and I found up near the \"Glass House Mountains\", in QLD. I'll just refresh your memory.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Glass House Mountains, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.9043015, "map_longitude": 152.9302177, "map_place_name": "Glass House Mountains, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Glass House Mountains, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 185, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1337-tin-can-bay-qld-2003", "title": "Tin Can Bay, Queensland 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1337-tin-can-bay-qld-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tin Can Bay, Queensland 2003. Source-stated location: Camp Kerr, Tin Can Bay, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Encounter during Military Ops. Body excerpt retained for review: I was recently recounting an unusual experience I had from my Reserve Service a few years ago, and was advised to have a look around the AYR site and contribute the account.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Camp Kerr, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.9497504, "map_longitude": 152.9133105, "map_place_name": "Camp Kerr, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Camp Kerr, Tin Can Bay, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 239, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1819-barrington-tops-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Barrington Tops, New South Wales 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1819-barrington-tops-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Barrington Tops, New South Wales 2003. Source-stated location: Barrington Tops, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: When I was about 18-19 we had stop the car on a track that heads up to a lookout at a place in the Tops called Mt. Allyn and I saw a single footprint in some solidified mud. There was only one print, so I didn’t take much notice of it. It was bigger than a Human print.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Barrington Tops, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.0233333, "map_longitude": 151.4844444, "map_place_name": "Barrington Tops, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Barrington Tops, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 283, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1260-riddles-creek-vic-2003", "title": "Riddells Creek, Victoria 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "24th February 2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1260-riddles-creek-vic-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Riddells Creek, Victoria 2003. Source-stated location: Riddells Creek, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was walking in bushland, it was the day after there had been a bit of rain and there were a couple of trees down. As I ascended further into the bush I couldn't help noticing a deep bellowing sound from far off, it stopped after about 30 seconds.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Riddells Creek, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.4587733, "map_longitude": 144.6776503, "map_place_name": "Riddells Creek, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Riddells Creek, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 338, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1364-buladelah-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Bulahdelah, New South Wales 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1364-buladelah-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bulahdelah, New South Wales 2003. Source-stated location: Buladelah, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I looked up \"yowies\" on the Internet because my brother insists he has seen one. My brother lives at Tarbuck Bay (near Smiths Lake) not far from Bulahdelah, New South Wales. He has been renting a house for a few months in Windsor Street.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Buladelah, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.4128925, "map_longitude": 152.2075678, "map_place_name": "Buladelah, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Buladelah, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 350, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1565-byron-shire-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Byron Shire, New South Wales 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1565-byron-shire-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Byron Shire, New South Wales 2003. Source-stated location: Byron Shire (Main Arm), New South Wales. Event field: Footprint Find. Body excerpt retained for review: Comment : Sorry, Report a Sighting section wasn’t working, it read 'invalid input' so I thought I would just sent my report this way. :)", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Byron Shire, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.6134277, "map_longitude": 153.4783551, "map_place_name": "Byron Shire, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Byron Shire (Main Arm), New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 417, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1321-ormeau-qld-2003", "title": "Ormeau, Queensland 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April/May 2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1321-ormeau-qld-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ormeau, Queensland 2003. Source-stated location: Ormeau, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Terrain field: Wooded area/plateau. Body excerpt retained for review: My job that day was to clear the trees from the hill side so that a house could be built into the side of it. The hill side itself was at a 45 degree angle so as you can imagine, I was hanging from ropes and the likes to make sure I didn’t fall to the bottom of the cliff. I had already cut down a few big Gum Trees, and they made a hell of a crash as they hi...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ormeau, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.774813, "map_longitude": 153.2520815, "map_place_name": "Ormeau, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ormeau, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 418, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1388-glenorie-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Glenorie, New South Wales 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June, 2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1388-glenorie-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Glenorie, New South Wales 2003. Source-stated location: Glenorie, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: In mid 2003 my partner and his two friends were camping on an old property which was previously a chicken slaughter house/caged egg producer in Glenorie. My partner, *** (the boy whose mum owns the property) and *** (their other school friend) had set up their camp ground in a cave on the property which backs onto thousands of acres of National Park. They w...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Glenorie, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.6020739, "map_longitude": 151.0105163, "map_place_name": "Glenorie, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Glenorie, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 419, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1322-ormeau-qld-2003-sp-4675", "title": "Ormeau, Queensland 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Oct, 2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1322-ormeau-qld-2003-sp-4675", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ormeau, Queensland 2003. Source-stated location: Ormeau, Queensland. Event field: AYR Yowie Payback. Body excerpt retained for review: AYR requested help from friends in the SAS after too many bad reports of the Ormeau Yowie. We simply wanted to try and scare it, however after this report, it was stilling coming back.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ormeau, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.774813, "map_longitude": 153.2520815, "map_place_name": "Ormeau, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ormeau, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 472, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1892-jiggi-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Jiggi, New South Wales 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1892-jiggi-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Jiggi, New South Wales 2003. Source-stated location: Jiggi, New South wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Where we saw this small chap was open cow pasture with sparse trees, but it’s not far away from thick bush, rocks and mountainous hills and valleys.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Jiggi, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.6816667, "map_longitude": 153.1844444, "map_place_name": "Jiggi, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Jiggi, New South wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 491, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1469-withcott-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Withcott, Queensland 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Nov 2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1469-withcott-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Withcott, Queensland 2003. Source-stated location: Withcott (near Toowoomba and Picnic Point), Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: On the left side of the highway there is a, what I would call it a forest, but allot of trees that stretch all over the hills around Withcott.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Withcott, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.5387055, "map_longitude": 152.0168658, "map_place_name": "Withcott, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Withcott (near Toowoomba and Picnic Point), Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 541, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1425-mulgoa-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Mulgoa, New South Wales 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "March 3, 2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1425-mulgoa-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mulgoa, New South Wales 2003. Source-stated location: Mulgoa, New South Wales. Event field: Audible. Body excerpt retained for review: Here is a report of what we discussed on the telephone on Mon.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mulgoa, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8371562, "map_longitude": 150.6504013, "map_place_name": "Mulgoa, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mulgoa, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 565, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1443-pilliga-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Pilliga, New South Wales 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1443-pilliga-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Pilliga, New South Wales 2003. Source-stated location: Pilliga, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sightings. Body excerpt retained for review: I've been doing as you suggested i.e.: obtaining information about brining them out. At this point in time it's still on going, however an other story has come to light which is consistent as interaction between the Yowie and people goes.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Pilliga, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.351605, "map_longitude": 148.8888022, "map_place_name": "Pilliga, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Pilliga, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 567, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1850-port-macquarie-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Port Macquarie, New South Wales 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "December, 2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1850-port-macquarie-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Port Macquarie, New South Wales 2003. Source-stated location: Port Macquarie, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: There is a large area of bush land, scrub and swampland behind the racecourse on the south east outskirts of Port Macquarie. It’s quite flat dense bushland with walking tracks and a few open parks in the area. I have a friend with a house that backs onto this location.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Port Macquarie, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.4299499, "map_longitude": 152.9103525, "map_place_name": "Port Macquarie, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Port Macquarie, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 590, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1451-tharwa-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Tharwa, New South Wales 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1451-tharwa-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tharwa, New South Wales 2003. Source-stated location: Tharwa, A.C.T.. Body excerpt retained for review: I was recently reading a book on the paranormal and was reading a section about yowies. I read about someone’s encounter in Canberra and read about Tim the Yowie Man’s encounters in the Brindabella’s. Then I read the description of the yowie, in particular the ‘terrifying growl’, and along with the above mentioned encounters near Canberra I realized that an...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tharwa, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.3585986, "map_longitude": 149.2208702, "map_place_name": "Tharwa, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tharwa, A.C.T.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 603, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1459-wanarring-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Wanaaring, New South Wales 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "March 2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1459-wanarring-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wanaaring, New South Wales 2003. Source-stated location: Wanaaring. Event field: Sighting. Terrain field: Scrubby farmland. Body excerpt retained for review: Well it was just before dark, when I was driving around my property checking the waters for the sheep and cattle. I always suspected something to be out here, it is so isolated and for months on end a person may not visit a part of the property because it is so big. Therefore a yowie could well be there undisturbed for months and would have no reason to be...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wanaaring, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.7045217, "map_longitude": 144.1490336, "map_place_name": "Wanaaring, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wanaaring", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 605, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1461-warragamba-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Warragamba, New South Wales 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1461-warragamba-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Warragamba, New South Wales 2003. Source-stated location: Warragamba, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was taking a brake on the Bush Walking track as I have only just returned to my passion of the Australian Bush where I was sitting there was the obvious sounds of the waterfall and also a sound that in my 14yrs of walking experience I had (have) never heard.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Warragamba, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8890386, "map_longitude": 150.6039175, "map_place_name": "Warragamba, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Warragamba, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 608, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1464-watigans-new-south-wales-2003", "title": "Watagans, New South Wales 2003", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Nov 2003", "year": 2003, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1464-watigans-new-south-wales-2003", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Watagans, New South Wales 2003. 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So I was well rested.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Childers, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.246446, "map_longitude": 152.2608358, "map_place_name": "Childers, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Childers, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 347, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1675-jimbour-queensland-2004", "title": "Jimbour, Queensland 2004", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer, 2004", "year": 2004, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1675-jimbour-queensland-2004", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Jimbour, Queensland 2004. Source-stated location: Jimbour, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was staying with my sister and she was living in a little farm house at a place called Jimbour.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Jimbour, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.9607242, "map_longitude": 151.2131105, "map_place_name": "Jimbour, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Jimbour, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 394, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1379-deepwater-new-south-wales-2004", "title": "Deepwater, New South Wales 2004", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "March, 2004", "year": 2004, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1379-deepwater-new-south-wales-2004", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Deepwater, New South Wales 2004. Source-stated location: Deepwater, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: I was camping with a couple of friends on a mutual friends property by Deepwater River on the South side probably 6 or 7 kilometres East of the Highway.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Deepwater, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.4433982, "map_longitude": 151.8451012, "map_place_name": "Deepwater, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Deepwater, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 421, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1989-ormeau-queensland-2004", "title": "Ormeau, Queensland 2004", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Oct, 2004", "year": 2004, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1989-ormeau-queensland-2004", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ormeau, Queensland 2004. Source-stated location: Ormeau, Queensland. Event field: Audible – Possible Yowie. Body excerpt retained for review: [Dave Glen’s report – Ormeau QLD, following up on a dramatic encounter which involved a wood-cutter in the area a couple of months prior. This is more than likely the same creature that chased Dean Harrison along the edge of the forest in June of 97’, seen on the Pacific Hwy, chased several children from the location in 98’ and has caused fear throughout th...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ormeau, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.774813, "map_longitude": 153.2520815, "map_place_name": "Ormeau, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ormeau, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 436, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1837-grays-point-new-south-wales-2004", "title": "Grays Point, New South Wales 2004", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Feb, 2004", "year": 2004, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1837-grays-point-new-south-wales-2004", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Grays Point, New South Wales 2004. Source-stated location: Grays Point, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We normally get a lot of Deer come through our property and along the road from the Royal National Park. On this particular night there was a fair bit of noise in the front yard, and it kept my wife and myself awake. Between 2 and 3am there were Deer coming down the road because we could hear the clip-clop, we got up and looked through the open window, and...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Grays Point, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.0591451, "map_longitude": 151.0786995, "map_place_name": "Grays Point, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Grays Point, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 517, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1806-lithgow-new-south-wales-2004", "title": "Lithgow, New South Wales 2004", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2004", "year": 2004, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1806-lithgow-new-south-wales-2004", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lithgow, New South Wales 2004. Source-stated location: Lithgow, New South Wales (Bells Road). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I feel I was very lucky – very blessed to have seen this.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lithgow, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.481536, "map_longitude": 150.1564887, "map_place_name": "Lithgow, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lithgow, New South Wales (Bells Road)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 609, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1580-watigans-new-south-wales-2004", "title": "Watagans, New South Wales 2004", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2004", "year": 2004, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1580-watigans-new-south-wales-2004", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Watagans, New South Wales 2004. Source-stated location: Watagans, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: Several friend and I broke down while heading for the pines camping ground up in the Watigan Mountains back in early 2004.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Watagans, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.0095237, "map_longitude": 151.3768922, "map_place_name": "Watagans, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Watagans, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 728, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 7, "external_id": "openalex:W50728040", "title": "(re)collections: developing a metadata application profile for the Quinkan Culture Matchbox", "publication": "ResearchOnline at James Cook University (James Cook University)", "author": "Sophie Lissonnet", "date_published": "2004-01-01", "year": 2004, "url": "https://researchonline.jcu.edu.au/1135/2/02whole.pdf", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Quinkan'. Work type: dissertation. Publication/source: ResearchOnline at James Cook University (James Cook University). Location signal is figure-associated region (Queensland), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: The Quinkan community has chosen to use online technology to repatriate some of the widely dispersed content that forms part of its culture. Metadata about resources can be aggregated without the need to aggregate resources. Dublin Core (qualified), with its focus of resource discovery, has been chosen as one of the building blocks of the ‘virtual cultural institution’, the Quinkan Matchbox. 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A terrifying taste of short & shivery : thirty creepy tales [\"Crooker waits (British Isles--England) -- Yara-ma-yha-who (Australia) -- The fata (Italy) -- The fiddler (British Isles--Wales) -- Land-otter (Native American--Tlingit tribe) -- A fish story (United States--Virginia--African...", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "internet_archive_metadata", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yara-ma-yha-who", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yara-ma-yha-who", "ontology_code": "traditional_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "source label in public title or metadata", "source_voice": "descriptive_belief_record", "genre": "internet_archive_metadata", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_ethics_review", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1225; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1164, "source_id": 15, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "internet_archive:terrifyingtasteo0000sans", "title": "A terrifying taste of short & shivery : thirty creepy tales", "publication": "San Souci, Robert D", "author": null, "date_published": "2004", "year": 2004, "url": "https://archive.org/details/terrifyingtasteo0000sans", "snippet": "The public Internet Archive item metadata/title contains the source label `Yara-ma-yha-who` and an Australian relation `Australia`. 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The Yowie Finds a Home", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "internet_archive_metadata", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "encounter_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "source label in public title or metadata", "source_voice": "descriptive_belief_record", "genre": "internet_archive_metadata", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1236; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4055, "source_id": 42, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "public-page:https-www-abc-net-au-news-2004-01-02:isle-of-the-dead", "title": "Dig to unearth Tas convict ghost tales", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "author": null, "date_published": "2004-01-02", "year": 2004, "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2004-01-02/dig-to-unearth-tas-convict-ghost-tales/114104", "snippet": "Dig to unearth Tas convict ghost tales - ABC News Skip to main content Skip to news navigation, settings and search Explore the ABC ABC News News Home Dig to unearth Tas convict ghost tales ShareShare article Dig to unearth Tas convict ghost tales Topic:Archaeology Fri 2 Jan 2004 at 8:41amFri 2 Jan 2004 at 8:41am Fri 2 Jan 2004 at 8:41am abc.net.au/news/dig-to-unearth-tas-convict-ghost-tales/114104 Link copied ShareShare article Archaeologists are planning a dig at one of Tasmania's oldest and most mysterious burial grounds. The Isle of the Dead at Port Arthur, the focus of many myths and ghost stories, will be unearthed early this year. About 1,200 convicts and free settlers are believed to have been buried on the island during the 19th century. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4574, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:0e1d69fe3a58e2bc", "title": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Wilcannia, New South Wales (2004)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2004", "year": 2004, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/footprints", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Photographs of footprints and handprints : Wilcannia, New South Wales (2004). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4617, "source_id": 51, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-state-index:2e166a0afcc0e450", "title": "AYR report index: Lamington NP, Queensland 2004", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "author": null, "date_published": "2004", "year": 2004, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2220-lamington-np-queensland-2004", "snippet": "Public AYR QLD report index link: Lamington NP, Queensland 2004. The state index supplies the public report URL, place text, and year; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_link", "genre": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "publicness_code": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5795; quality stage_only_public_report_index_link.", "location_summary": "Lamington NP, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_index_link", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.142222, "map_longitude": 153.115278, "map_place_name": "Lamington NP, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_index_link", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate derived from another AYR public map marker for the same place/state, not from this exact report URL. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4654, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol42306363w", "title": "A haunted land no longer? Changing relationships to a spiritualised Australia", "publication": "History Council of New South Wales", "author": null, "date_published": "2004", "year": 2004, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL42306363W", "snippet": "A haunted land no longer? Changing relationships to a spiritualised Australia Aboriginal Australians Land tenure Landscape Psychological aspects Landscapes Australia Peter Read History Council of New South Wales", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "haunted", "figure_name_as_printed": "haunted", "ontology_code": "ghost_legend", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_ethics_review", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5832; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 124, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2192-blue-knob-new-south-wales-2005", "title": "Blue Knob, New South Wales 2005", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2192-blue-knob-new-south-wales-2005", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Blue Knob, New South Wales 2005. Source-stated location: Blue Knob, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: The location is Blue Knob, which isn’t far from the Nightcap National Park. Basically, I was driving along when I noticed something dark moving ahead on the side of the road. It looked like it was about to come onto the road, but then decided to turn back.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Blue Knob, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.6984, "map_longitude": 152.55604, "map_place_name": "Blue Knob, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Blue Knob, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 125, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1603-thredbo-new-south-wales-2005", "title": "Thredbo, New South Wales 2005", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Winter, 2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1603-thredbo-new-south-wales-2005", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Thredbo, New South Wales 2005. Source-stated location: Thredbo, New South Wales (Snowy Mountains). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Remote Forestry. Body excerpt retained for review: John and two friends left a function (totally sober), at Thredbo at 2am driving a Ford Explorer with three large spotlights mounted on the front of the vehicle, heading towards Cooma.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Thredbo, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.5047751, "map_longitude": 148.3057091, "map_place_name": "Thredbo, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Thredbo, New South Wales (Snowy Mountains)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 188, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2265-ormeau-queensland-2006", "title": "Ormeau, Queensland 2005", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "May 2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2265-ormeau-queensland-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ormeau, Queensland 2005. Source-stated location: Ormeau, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Encounter (?). Body excerpt retained for review: [Male Witness - Between Norfolk and Ormeau]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ormeau, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.774813, "map_longitude": 153.2520815, "map_place_name": "Ormeau, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ormeau, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 258, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1508-cairns-queensland-2005", "title": "Cairns, Queensland 2005", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1508-cairns-queensland-2005", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cairns, Queensland 2005. Source-stated location: Cairns, Queensland. Event field: Several Yowie Encounters. Body excerpt retained for review: While I was in Cairns, Dad had two Aboriginal guys working for us. One was the painter (Frank) and the other was his cousin (Braeden), Braedens Dad was Franks Uncle.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cairns, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -16.9206657, "map_longitude": 145.7721854, "map_place_name": "Cairns, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cairns, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 340, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1995-bulahdelah-new-south-wales-2005", "title": "Bulahdelah, New South Wales 2005", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer, 2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1995-bulahdelah-new-south-wales-2005", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bulahdelah, New South Wales 2005. Source-stated location: Bulahdelah, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: In 2005, myself and our family (Mother, Dad and Brothers), were camping for about 3 weeks at Bulahdelah, in the State Forest. I was about 21 years old back then. Mum and Dad were staying in the caravan park and we were staying up in the bush.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bulahdelah, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.4128925, "map_longitude": 152.2075678, "map_place_name": "Bulahdelah, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bulahdelah, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 349, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1297-kenilworth-qld-2005", "title": "Kenilworth, Queensland 2005", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April 2, 2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1297-kenilworth-qld-2005", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kenilworth, Queensland 2005. Source-stated location: Kenilworth (within 10km radius), Queensland. Event field: Camp Stalked. Terrain field: Sparse forest with long grass. No moon.. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Witness contacted AYR 10/04/05 via phone.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kenilworth, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.6352315, "map_longitude": 152.6166379, "map_place_name": "Kenilworth, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kenilworth (within 10km radius), Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 423, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1988-ormeau-queensland-2005", "title": "Ormeau, Queensland 2005", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "May 2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1988-ormeau-queensland-2005", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ormeau, Queensland 2005. Source-stated location: Ormeau, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Encounter (?). Body excerpt retained for review: I’m an Ormeau local and have lived here on and off for around 16 years, which is before most of the new estates. I prefer anonymity.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ormeau, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.774813, "map_longitude": 153.2520815, "map_place_name": "Ormeau, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ormeau, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 477, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1339-torrens-creek-qld-2005", "title": "Torrens Creek, Queensland 2005", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan, 2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1339-torrens-creek-qld-2005", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Torrens Creek, Queensland 2005. Source-stated location: Torrens Creek (West of Charters Towers), Queensland. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: UFO Magazine UK titled - The Yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Torrens Creek, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -21.137345, "map_longitude": 145.0419268, "map_place_name": "Torrens Creek, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Torrens Creek (West of Charters Towers), Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 545, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2226-murwillumbah-new-south-wales-2005", "title": "Murwillumbah, New South Wales 2005", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2226-murwillumbah-new-south-wales-2005", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Murwillumbah, New South Wales 2005. Source-stated location: Murwillumbah, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Hi Dean, I contacted you a few years ago about an encounter I had with a yowie swinging from a camphor laurel tree, but never followed through at the time. I’m now prepared to share my story.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Murwillumbah, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.3267617, "map_longitude": 153.3971541, "map_place_name": "Murwillumbah, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Murwillumbah, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 569, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1560-richmond-range-new-south-wales-2005", "title": "Richmond Range, New South Wales 2005", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1560-richmond-range-new-south-wales-2005", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Richmond Range, New South Wales 2005. Source-stated location: Richmond Range, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Riding dirt bikes, exploring the tracks with friend Tim in a remote area in the National Park.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Richmond Range, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.3285389, "map_longitude": 152.9977378, "map_place_name": "Richmond Range, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Richmond Range, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 576, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1859-springwood-new-south-wales-2005", "title": "Springwood, New South Wales 2005", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1859-springwood-new-south-wales-2005", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Springwood, New South Wales 2005. Source-stated location: Springwood, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was driving down passed near where the speed camera is on the left hand side of the Great Western Hwy and rounded a bend. There is forest both sides of the road and a concrete divider in the middle of the road.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Springwood, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7017613, "map_longitude": 150.5655467, "map_place_name": "Springwood, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Springwood, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 606, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1674-warrimoo-new-south-wales-2005", "title": "Warrimoo, New South Wales 2005", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1674-warrimoo-new-south-wales-2005", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Warrimoo, New South Wales 2005. Source-stated location: Warrimoo, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: 4WD - We had gone down Valley Road, the gate was open and we crossed the creek gone up the hill, turned left and gone down the end of the trial which was a dead end. We found an old track that looked like it was grown over so we started to drive down that in low range – first gear. There a 12ft drop on one side, and a rock ledge.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Warrimoo, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.723551, "map_longitude": 150.6012161, "map_place_name": "Warrimoo, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Warrimoo, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 731, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 7, "external_id": "openalex:W1585114475", "title": "Percy Trezise OA 1923-2005", "publication": "Australian aboriginal studies/Australian Aboriginal studies", "author": "Noelene Cole", "date_published": "2005-03-22", "year": 2005, "url": "https://search.informit.com.au/fullText;dn=434967488264586;res=IELIND", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Quinkan'. Work type: article. Publication/source: Australian aboriginal studies/Australian Aboriginal studies. Location signal is figure-associated region (Western Australia), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: Percy Trezise was a remarkable Australian whose contributions in the fields of aviation, art, writing and Australian studies were recognised in his Order of Australia awarded in 1996. Percy was born a country boy on a farm in northeastern Victoria in 1923. After leaving Albury High School he tried various jobs and excelled in competitive cycling. His life changed when he joined the RAAF in World War II and trained as", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "OpenAlex", "source_type": "academic_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Quinkan", "cluster": "broader_humanoid_spirit", "tier": "tier_2_strong_candidate", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "spirit_person", "ontology_default": "spirit_being", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 1, "canonical_figure_guess": "Quinkan", "figure_name_as_printed": "Quinkan", "ontology_code": "spirit_being", "humanoid_degree_code": "spirit_person", "source_voice": "scholar", "genre": "academic_text", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_knowledge", "coding_notes": "OpenAlex public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Figure-associated region: Western Australia (WA): medium", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "figure_associated_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 955, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1780-2005-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "title": "2005 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1780-2005-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2005 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # yowie, bill ochee, springbrook, nerang, woodenbong,", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2005 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1144, "source_id": 25, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "aso:message-stick-scotty-martin-clip2", "title": "Message Stick - Scotty Martin, Rodeo Boy, Don't Say Sorry, clip 2", "publication": "Australian Screen / NFSA", "author": null, "date_published": "2005 public clip page, accessed 2026-06-21", "year": 2005, "url": "https://aso.gov.au/titles/tv/message-stick-scotty-martin/clip2/", "snippet": "The Australian Screen clip page describes Scotty Martin explaining Wandjina rock paintings in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Screen", "source_type": "institutional_web", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Wandjina", "figure_name_as_printed": "Wandjina", "ontology_code": "descriptive_belief_record", "humanoid_degree_code": "The page describes rock-art figures and explains Wandjina as an ancestral being in public clip description.", "source_voice": "media_commentary", "genre": "institutional_web", "publicness_code": "public_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_ethics_review", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 217; quality D.", "location_summary": "Kimberley region, Western Australia (WA): D", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "broad_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1167, "source_id": 15, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "internet_archive:hauntedaustralia0000john", "title": "Haunted Australia", "publication": "John Heffernan", "author": null, "date_published": "2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://archive.org/details/hauntedaustralia0000john", "snippet": "The public Internet Archive item metadata/title contains the source label `Ghost` and an Australian relation `Australia`. Haunted Australia", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "internet_archive_metadata", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "Ghost", "ontology_code": "ghost_legend", "humanoid_degree_code": "source label in public title or metadata", "source_voice": "retelling_or_adaptation", "genre": "internet_archive_metadata", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1230; quality B.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): B", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4027, "source_id": 42, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "public-page:https-www-abc-net-au-listen-programs:picton", "title": "The Ghosthunters", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "author": null, "date_published": "2005-03-09", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/streetstories/the-ghosthunters/3440124", "snippet": "1:30pmWed 9 Mar 2005 at 1:30pm Wed 9 Mar 2005 at 1:30pm Sorry, this audio is not yet available or has expired Brought to you by ABC Radio National Presented by Claudia Taranto Across Australia interest in the paranormal is growing, there are more than 40 ghost tours on offer and some people even sleep overnight in old gaols and hospitals in order to have close contact with the spirit world. Ghosthunters, or Paranormal Investigators, are interested in finding subjective, scientific evidence of ghosts. They spend their weekends visiting reputedly haunted sites and wiring them up with cameras, video and sound recorders, electro magnetic field meters and temperature gauges. In the program we meet some ghosthunters and hear their evidence, we also join a ghost tour in Picton NSW and eavesdrop on an investigation of Woodford Academy, a haunted National Trust property in the Blue Mountains..", "publicness_level": "public_web_page", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "place_first_public_page_record", "genre": "institutional_media_page", "publicness_code": "public_web_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_page_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5142; quality B.", "location_summary": "Picton, NSW (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.1693445, "map_longitude": 150.6114983, "map_place_name": "Picton, NSW", "map_location_role": "apparition_location", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "B", "map_evidence_text": "Public page text names `Picton` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Picton, New South Wales, 2571, Australia.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4028, "source_id": 42, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "public-page:https-www-abc-net-au-listen-programs:woodford-academy", "title": "The Ghosthunters", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "author": null, "date_published": "2005-03-09", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/streetstories/the-ghosthunters/3440124", "snippet": "this audio is not yet available or has expired Brought to you by ABC Radio National Presented by Claudia Taranto Across Australia interest in the paranormal is growing, there are more than 40 ghost tours on offer and some people even sleep overnight in old gaols and hospitals in order to have close contact with the spirit world. Ghosthunters, or Paranormal Investigators, are interested in finding subjective, scientific evidence of ghosts. They spend their weekends visiting reputedly haunted sites and wiring them up with cameras, video and sound recorders, electro magnetic field meters and temperature gauges. In the program we meet some ghosthunters and hear their evidence, we also join a ghost tour in Picton NSW and eavesdrop on an investigation of Woodford Academy, a haunted National Trust property in the Blue Mountains. Credits Claudia Taranto, Presenter Program:More from Street.", "publicness_level": "public_web_page", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "place_first_public_page_record", "genre": "institutional_media_page", "publicness_code": "public_web_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_page_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5143; quality B.", "location_summary": "Woodford Academy, NSW (NSW): B", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "exact_site", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.733114, "map_longitude": 150.4736891, "map_place_name": "Woodford Academy, NSW", "map_location_role": "apparition_location", "map_location_type": "exact_site", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "B", "map_evidence_text": "Public page text names `Woodford Academy` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Woodford Academy, 90-92, Great Western Highway, Sydney, New South Wales, 2778, Australia.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4492, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:53147250bca6499d", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 2005 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1780-2005-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 2005 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4560, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:26bc0928b22ef686", "title": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Gayndah, Queensland (2005)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2005", "year": 2005, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/footprints", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Photographs of footprints and handprints : Gayndah, Queensland (2005). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5738; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Gayndah, Queensland, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.622082, "map_longitude": 151.616521, "map_place_name": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Gayndah, Queensland, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 64, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1835-mansfield-victoria-2006", "title": "Mansfield, Victoria 2006", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1835-mansfield-victoria-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mansfield, Victoria 2006. Source-stated location: Mansfield. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was just North of Mansfield, very hilly – Where Ned Kelly used to hang out. It hasn’t changed since back then.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mansfield, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.0521177, "map_longitude": 146.0881445, "map_place_name": "Mansfield, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mansfield", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 126, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1683-colo-heights-new-south-wales-2006", "title": "Colo Heights, New South Wales 2006", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1683-colo-heights-new-south-wales-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Colo Heights, New South Wales 2006. Source-stated location: Colo Heights, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We were heading from Colo towards Singleton with my Husband (who was driving), my Sister and two Sons.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Colo Heights, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.365, "map_longitude": 150.7177778, "map_place_name": "Colo Heights, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Colo Heights, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 189, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2296-mapleton-queensland-2006", "title": "Mapleton, Queensland 2006", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2296-mapleton-queensland-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mapleton, Queensland 2006. Source-stated location: Mapleton, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was about 15 years ago. I was out for a drive with my girlfriend and I had my dog along. We went for a drive out the back of Mapleton where there were bush tracks and bush roads.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mapleton, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.628843, "map_longitude": 152.8611681, "map_place_name": "Mapleton, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mapleton, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 284, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1356-blackheath-new-south-wales-2006", "title": "Blackheath, New South Wales 2006", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Feb 12, 2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1356-blackheath-new-south-wales-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Blackheath, New South Wales 2006. Source-stated location: Blackheath (Shipley Plateau), New South Wales. Event field: Audible with Possible Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Hi Dean, thought you might be interested in what happened yesterday:", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Blackheath, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.6338889, "map_longitude": 150.2847222, "map_place_name": "Blackheath, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Blackheath (Shipley Plateau), New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 287, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1413-megalong-valley-new-south-wales-2006", "title": "Blackheath, New South Wales 2006", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Sept 2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1413-megalong-valley-new-south-wales-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Blackheath, New South Wales 2006. Source-stated location: Blackheath, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: As 22-year-old K. Bolton, her husband and friend Sarah were riding along a track at the base of an escarpment, K’s horse lagged behind the others and finally came to a complete stop. K, an experienced rider, simply couldn’t get it to move.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Blackheath, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.6338889, "map_longitude": 150.2847222, "map_place_name": "Blackheath, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Blackheath, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 292, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/2040-thomson-dam-victoria-2006", "title": "Thomson Dam, Victoria 2006", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2040-thomson-dam-victoria-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Thomson Dam, Victoria 2006. Source-stated location: Thomson Dam. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: I feel as though I should report two incidents I've had, yes years after, because I still think about it from time to time.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Thomson Dam, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.8407882, "map_longitude": 146.4023044, "map_place_name": "Thomson Dam, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Thomson Dam", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 351, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1298-kenilworth-qld-2006", "title": "Kenilworth, Queensland 2006", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1298-kenilworth-qld-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kenilworth, Queensland 2006. Source-stated location: Kenilworth (Booloumba Creek), Queensland. Event field: Audible Report. Body excerpt retained for review: In 2006 we being my wife and eldest and youngest step daughters went on a camping trip to Booloumba Creek. I am what I believe to be experienced as far bush walking goes and being an ex-hunter.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kenilworth, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.6352315, "map_longitude": 152.6166379, "map_place_name": "Kenilworth, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kenilworth (Booloumba Creek), Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 358, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1368-cessnock-new-south-wales-2006", "title": "Cessnock, New South Wales 2006", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Feb, 2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1368-cessnock-new-south-wales-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cessnock, New South Wales 2006. Source-stated location: Cessnock, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: 11.20pm I was locking the front gate as I do every night before sleep.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cessnock, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.8316667, "map_longitude": 151.3511111, "map_place_name": "Cessnock, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cessnock, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 412, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1387-glan-innes-new-south-wales-2006", "title": "Glen Innes, New South Wales 2006", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Oct, 2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1387-glan-innes-new-south-wales-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Glen Innes, New South Wales 2006. Source-stated location: Between Glen Innes and Grafton, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Since chancing upon a yowie in 1995, Glen Innes landscape gardener Paul has spent many hundreds of hours researching the mystery and has experienced three more sightings. The most recent of these occurred, ironically, some distance from his usual area, while he was fully occupied with other matters:", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Between Glen Innes and Grafton, NSW (NSW): high; Grafton (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.6816773, "map_longitude": 152.9336357, "map_place_name": "Grafton", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "page for Glen Innes, New South Wales 2006. Source-stated location: Between Glen Innes and Grafton, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Since ch", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 515, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1584-yarabillba-queensland-2006", "title": "Yarrabilba, Queensland 2006", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1584-yarabillba-queensland-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Yarrabilba, Queensland 2006. Source-stated location: Yarrabilllba, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was late at night, and I was driving to Brisbane and it was on the side of the road.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Yarrabilllba, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.8030098, "map_longitude": 153.1081584, "map_place_name": "Yarrabilllba, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Yarrabilllba, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 523, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2247-megalong-valley-new-south-wales-2007", "title": "Megalong Valley, New South Wales 2006", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Sept 23rd, 2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2247-megalong-valley-new-south-wales-2007", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Megalong Valley, New South Wales 2006. Source-stated location: Megalong Valley, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Two witness accounts below. Incident reported to the AYR 3 days prior to the interview. Both interviewed by Paul Cropper on Video. Transcribed by Tony Healy.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Megalong Valley, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7054371, "map_longitude": 150.2316021, "map_place_name": "Megalong Valley, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Megalong Valley, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 544, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1685-lake-munmorah-new-south-wales-2006", "title": "Munmorah, New South Wales 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1685-lake-munmorah-new-south-wales-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Munmorah, New South Wales 2012. Source-stated location: Lake Munmorah, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We were riding our push bikes because we hadn’t explored the areas before. I stopped because I heard a noise that sounded quite large; I thought it must have been a Kangaroo of something.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lake Munmorah, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.2145467, "map_longitude": 151.5697213, "map_place_name": "Lake Munmorah, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lake Munmorah, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 551, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1431-nunderi-new-south-wales-2006", "title": "Nunderi, New South Wales 2006", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Nov 29, 2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1431-nunderi-new-south-wales-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Nunderi, New South Wales 2006. Source-stated location: Nunderi. New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Well, I was at my friends house and my friends dog just went running to side perimeter of the paddock where we were sitting, and as we got up and looked, it got up from the ground it looked liked and bloody leaped over lantana bush and then ran never seen anything move like it in my life ever.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Nunderi, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.3226712, "map_longitude": 153.4633068, "map_place_name": "Nunderi, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Nunderi. New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 591, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1452-tharwa-new-south-wales-2006", "title": "Tharwa, New South Wales 2006", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April 11, 2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1452-tharwa-new-south-wales-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tharwa, New South Wales 2006. Source-stated location: Tharwa, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: Name Of Witness: Male witness, name is withheld", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tharwa, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.3585986, "map_longitude": 149.2208702, "map_place_name": "Tharwa, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tharwa, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 849, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1123-book-review-the-yowie-in-search-of-australias-bigfoot", "title": "2006 - BOOK REVIEW - The Yowie", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1123-book-review-the-yowie-in-search-of-australias-bigfoot", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2006 - BOOK REVIEW - The Yowie. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: The Yowie – In Search Of Australia’s Bigfoot", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 850, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:historical-articles/1478-gold-coast-sun-yowie-article-2006", "title": "2006 - Gold Coast Sun Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1478-gold-coast-sun-yowie-article-2006", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2006 - Gold Coast Sun Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: Yowies Mythical creatures akin to America s Bigfoot move on to new stomping grounds tourists and residents are running scared By: MERILYN MacKENZiE.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "New South Wales (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1043, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1870-2006-yarram-standard-news", "title": "2006 - Yarram Standard News", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1870-2006-yarram-standard-news", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2006 - Yarram Standard News. 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Play Duration: 15 minutes 48 seconds15m Brought to you by ABC Radio National Presented by Rachael Kohn Tim the Yowie Man shares 15 years of investigation into the most mysterious and haunted places in Australia. Credits , Presenter Geoff Wood, Producer , Producer Program:More from The Ark Australia, History, Spiritual Beliefs, Human Interest Transcript Rachael Kohn: The Monte Cristo.", "publicness_level": "public_web_page", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "most_haunted", "figure_name_as_printed": "most_haunted", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "place_first_public_page_record", "genre": "institutional_media_page", "publicness_code": "public_web_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_page_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5135; quality B.", "location_summary": "Hotel Kurrajong, ACT (ACT): B", "state_territory": "ACT", "location_precision_status": "exact_site", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.3075211, "map_longitude": 149.134539, "map_place_name": "Hotel Kurrajong, ACT", "map_location_role": "apparition_location", "map_location_type": "exact_site", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "B", "map_evidence_text": "Public page text names `Hotel Kurrajong` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Kurrajong Hotel, 8, National Circuit, Barton, South Canberra, District of Canberra Central, Australian Capital Territory, 2600, Australia.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4022, "source_id": 42, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "public-page:https-www-abc-net-au-listen-programs:old-parliament-house", "title": "Australia's Most Haunted", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "author": null, "date_published": "2006-11-12", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/ark/australias-most-haunted/3360028", "snippet": "Steve Irwin of Spooks' tells us some tall tales from the city to the outback. Monte Cristo is just one of the places people feel a shiver going up their spine: phantom piano playing, apparitions at the foot of the bed, a chill in the air. They've all been reported. But spooks don't just scare people away, they attract tourists, and become part of local legend. The eeriness of a place is often what starts the ball rolling, and it seems Canberra has it in spades. Tim the Yowie Man: What makes Canberra the nation's capital so spooky, is the number of ghosts and pesky poltergeists, lurking in many of the national institutions. Now if you go to the Parliamentary Triangle in Canberra, it's the area where all the national institutions are, such as the National Library, the Gallery, the National Museum of Australia, Old Parliament House. 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Why have they accumulated there, in particular? Tim the Yowie Man:Well that's to do with the history of the building that houses the National Film and Sound Archive. For many years that building was actually the National Institute of Anatomy, which means that's where all the bodies were cut up, human bodies and animals, and stuffed into jars, literally. Lining the corridors of the basement about 40 years ago were actually 150 human skulls. You've got that sort of history in a building, it's little wonder that it's Canberra's most haunted building. Rachael Kohn: Well if Canberra is the most haunted city, Picton, one of the five Macquarie towns at the foot of the Blue Mountains, seems to be the most haunted town. Now that seemed to have a lot to do with a disused tunnel. Tim the Yowie Man:Yes, that's right. 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There are about 20 other locations in Picton, which are also haunted. And that's why Picton earns the gong as Australia's most haunted town. Rachael Kohn: Well jails, old jails and convict jails are pretty much the archetypal haunted place in Australia. All that suffering, all that death, I felt particularly spooked when I went to Port Arthur. Does it have to do with past history really? Tim the Yowie Man:In most instances, yes. Places where there's been a lot of misery, where there's been a gruesome murder, where there's been a lot of sadness, they are the locations, the buildings or the jails where it seems, most of our spooks hang out. Some of them literally hanging out, because that's how they ended their life; they were hanged. Rachael Kohn: Which ones in particular? I've been to the old Adelaide Jail. 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And that's why Picton earns the gong as Australia's most haunted town. Rachael Kohn: Well jails, old jails and convict jails are pretty much the archetypal haunted place in Australia. All that suffering, all that death, I felt particularly spooked when I went to Port Arthur. Does it have to do with past history really? Tim the Yowie Man:In most instances, yes. Places where there's been a lot of misery, where there's been a gruesome murder, where there's been a lot of sadness, they are the locations, the buildings or the jails where it seems, most of our spooks hang out. Some of them literally hanging out, because that's how they ended their life; they were hanged. Rachael Kohn: Which ones in particular? I've been to the old Adelaide Jail. 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All that suffering, all that death, I felt particularly spooked when I went to Port Arthur. Does it have to do with past history really? Tim the Yowie Man:In most instances, yes. Places where there's been a lot of misery, where there's been a gruesome murder, where there's been a lot of sadness, they are the locations, the buildings or the jails where it seems, most of our spooks hang out. Some of them literally hanging out, because that's how they ended their life; they were hanged. Rachael Kohn: Which ones in particular? I've been to the old Adelaide Jail. Tim the Yowie Man:You have the old Adelaide Jail, the Fremantle Prison and Port Arthur. Probably they are the top three jails in Australia where you'll find ghosts. 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Play Duration: 15 minutes 48 seconds15m Brought to you by ABC Radio National Presented by Rachael Kohn Tim the Yowie Man shares 15 years of investigation into the most mysterious and haunted places in Australia. Credits , Presenter Geoff Wood, Producer , Producer Program:More from The Ark Australia, History, Spiritual Beliefs, Human Interest Transcript Rachael Kohn: The Monte Cristo Homestead in Junee, New South Wales, is the most haunted house in Australia, according to Tim the Yowie Man. 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But spooks don't just scare people away, they attract tourists, and become part of local legend. The eeriness of a place is often what starts the ball rolling, and it seems Canberra has it in spades. Tim the Yowie Man: What makes Canberra the nation's capital so spooky, is the number of ghosts and pesky poltergeists, lurking in many of the national institutions. Now if you go to the Parliamentary Triangle in Canberra, it's the area where all the national institutions are, such as the National Library, the Gallery, the National Museum of Australia, Old Parliament House. Each of those buildings and many others harbours a ghost or two. There's even a ghost of Ben Chifley, our former Prime Minister. He haunts the Hotel Kurrajong in Canberra. 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Tim the Yowie Man shares 15 years of investigation into the most mysterious and haunted places in Australia. Rachael Kohn: The Monte Cristo Homestead in Junee, New South Wales, is the most haunted house in Australia, according to Tim the Yowie Man. This is The Ark, on ABC Radio National, with me, Rachael Kohn. This week, 'The Steve Irwin of Spooks' tells us some tall tales from the city to the outback. Monte Cristo is just one of the places people feel a shiver going up their spine: phantom piano playing, apparitions at the foot of the bed, a chill in the air. They've all been reported. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4593, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:4ab9a5514a19d2af", "title": "Witness sketches: Cessnock, New South Wales (2006)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Witness sketches: Cessnock, New South Wales (2006). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4631, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol23433391w", "title": "The yowie", "publication": "Hancock House Publishers; Anomalist Books", "author": null, "date_published": "2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL23433391W", "snippet": "The yowie Mythical Animals Animals Folklore Australia Tony Healy; Paul Cropper Hancock House Publishers; Anomalist Books", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_metadata_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5809; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4657, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol8736788w", "title": "Haunted Truth", "publication": "Trafford Publishing", "author": null, "date_published": "2006", "year": 2006, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL8736788W", "snippet": "Haunted Truth Fiction, thrillers, suspense Fiction, ghost Young women, fiction Australia, fiction Friendship, fiction Jane Leigh Trafford Publishing", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "ghost_legend", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_metadata_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5835; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 65, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/2188-barmah-forest-murray-river-victoria-2007", "title": "Barmah Forest (Murray River), Victoria 2007", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Winter, 2007", "year": 2007, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2188-barmah-forest-murray-river-victoria-2007", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Barmah Forest (Murray River), Victoria 2007. Source-stated location: Barmah Forest, Victoria ( Murray River ). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: For about 12 years I was homeless and I travelled picking fruit from Queensland, News South Wales, South Australia and Victoria.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Barmah Forest, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.0603113, "map_longitude": 145.204306, "map_place_name": "Barmah Forest, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Barmah Forest, Victoria ( Murray River )", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 66, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1258-nowa-nowa-vic-2007", "title": "Nowa Nowa, Victoria 2007", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan 2007", "year": 2007, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1258-nowa-nowa-vic-2007", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Nowa Nowa, Victoria 2007. Source-stated location: Nowa Nowa, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Weather Conditions At The Time Of Your Sighting: The Weather was a clear sky no rain insight. It was still daylight. It was the time when the bushfires were at Bruthen.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Nowa Nowa, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.7318356, "map_longitude": 148.0910062, "map_place_name": "Nowa Nowa, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Nowa Nowa, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 127, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1617-hartley-new-south-wales-2007", "title": "Hartley, New South Wales 2007", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2007", "year": 2007, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1617-hartley-new-south-wales-2007", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Hartley, New South Wales 2007. Source-stated location: Hartley, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: At 2am, on her way home from work Becky turned off the Great Western Highway onto Cox’s River Road and drove several Kilometres past Little Hartley.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Hartley, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.5483333, "map_longitude": 150.1844444, "map_place_name": "Hartley, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Hartley, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 190, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1594-alpha-queensland-2007", "title": "Alpha, Queensland 2007", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2007", "year": 2007, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1594-alpha-queensland-2007", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Alpha, Queensland 2007. Source-stated location: Alpha, Queensland (West of Rockhampton). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: The location was on the Capricorn Hwy, between Alpha and Bogantungan the side of the highway at 11pm at night, and a similar creature was seen briefly at Tully area 5 years ago.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Alpha, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -23.524547, "map_longitude": 146.7535478, "map_place_name": "Alpha, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Alpha, Queensland (West of Rockhampton)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 191, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1342-uki-qld-2007", "title": "Uki Qld 2007", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2007", "year": 2007, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1342-uki-qld-2007", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Uki Qld 2007. Source-stated location: Uki, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: My partner and myself headed off for an overnight camping trip. The spot we found was in Mt Jerusalem up the back of Uki. We took a fire trail off Main Arm Rd, we knew that camping was not allowed in this area but went anyway. We followed the fire trail down into a valley that was heavily timbered /rainforest type outlook and the road ended at a creek, wher...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Uki, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9967999, "map_longitude": 153.3793401, "map_place_name": "Uki, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Uki, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 214, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/2085-bemm-river-victoria-2007", "title": "Bemm River, Victoria 2007", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer, 2007", "year": 2007, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2085-bemm-river-victoria-2007", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bemm River, Victoria 2007. Source-stated location: Bemm River, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Bemm River is beautiful. It is surrounded by bush and there’s a big river that flows through with wild banks. It hasn’t been logged in years. There is only one road in and out.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bemm River, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.639909, "map_longitude": 148.8869984, "map_place_name": "Bemm River, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bemm River, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 291, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1282-cooyar-qld-2007", "title": "Cooyar, Queensland 2007", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan 15, 2007", "year": 2007, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1282-cooyar-qld-2007", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cooyar, Queensland 2007. Source-stated location: Cooyar, Queensland (Muntapa tunnel between Quinlow and Cooyar). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was nearly three metres tall, standing upright, with very thick black fur. It was like it was watching myself and my daughter but I didn't see it until it ran into the bush.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cooyar, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.9823903, "map_longitude": 151.8315732, "map_place_name": "Cooyar, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cooyar, Queensland (Muntapa tunnel between Quinlow and Cooyar)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 339, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1858-howard-queensland-2007", "title": "Howard, Queensland 2007", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "February, 2007", "year": 2007, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1858-howard-queensland-2007", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Howard, Queensland 2007. Source-stated location: Howard, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself, my mother and cousin rode our horses to an area where we had found a strange footprint which we were making a cast of. It was in an area where all the trees had been snapped at about 5ft high and plants pulled out of the ground.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Howard, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.3383285, "map_longitude": 152.536403, "map_place_name": "Howard, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Howard, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 570, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1543-gorge-creek-new-south-wales-2007", "title": "Richmond Range, New South Wales 2007", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2007", "year": 2007, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1543-gorge-creek-new-south-wales-2007", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Richmond Range, New South Wales 2007. Source-stated location: Gorge Creek (in the Richmond Range), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My name is Phil and I lived at Doubtful Creek for 4.5 years.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gorge Creek, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.7336111, "map_longitude": 152.72, "map_place_name": "Gorge Creek, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Gorge Creek (in the Richmond Range), New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 599, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1455-uki-new-south-wales-2007", "title": "Uki, New South Wales 2007", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2007", "year": 2007, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1455-uki-new-south-wales-2007", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Uki, New South Wales 2007. Source-stated location: Uki, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: My partner and myself headed off for an overnight camping trip. The spot we found was in Mt Jerusalem up the back of Uki. We took a fire trail off Main Arm Rd, we knew that camping was not allowed in this area but went anyway. We followed the fire trail down into a valley that was heavily timbered /rain forest type outlook and the road ended at a creek, whe...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Uki, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.4152778, "map_longitude": 153.3305556, "map_place_name": "Uki, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Uki, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 715, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 6, "external_id": "openalex:W1928548107", "title": "Indigenous Spirit and Ghost Folklore of “Settled” Australia", "publication": "Folklore", "author": "Philip A. 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Knowledge of Creation myths has declined, although contemporary Aborigina", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "OpenAlex", "source_type": "academic_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Mimih", "cluster": "broader_humanoid_spirit", "tier": "tier_2_strong_candidate", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "spirit_person", "ontology_default": "spirit_being", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 1, "canonical_figure_guess": "Mimih", "figure_name_as_printed": "Mimih", "ontology_code": "spirit_being", "humanoid_degree_code": "spirit_person", "source_voice": "scholar", "genre": "academic_text", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_knowledge", "coding_notes": "OpenAlex public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Figure-associated region: Northern Territory (NT): medium", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "figure_associated_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 730, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 7, "external_id": "openalex:W239206996", "title": "Dr George Musgrave 1920-2006", "publication": "Australian aboriginal studies/Australian Aboriginal studies", "author": "Noelene Cole, Bruce Rigsby, Victor Steffenson", "date_published": "2007-03-22", "year": 2007, "url": "https://www.questia.com/library/journal/1G1-169134527/dr-george-musgrave-1920-2006", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Quinkan'. Work type: article. Publication/source: Australian aboriginal studies/Australian Aboriginal studies. Location signal is figure-associated region (Queensland), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: Dr George Musgrave passed away suddenly at Laura, North Queensland, on 9 February 2006, aged 86 years. George was an elder, a 'main man', of the Kuku Thaypan or Awu Laya people, well-known and respected throughout Cape York Peninsula, and a strong and active community leader in Laura. Family and friends called him 'Poppy', and his language name was Me Rromi 'Eaglehawk Man'. 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Media type: audio. Location signal is figure-associated region (Australian Capital Territory), not a verified event place. Description excerpt: Tony Healy joins Binnall all the way from Canberra, Australia. He is a co-author of ''Yowie: In Search of Australia's Bigfoot.''", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "internet_archive_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "unknown", "genre": "catalogue_metadata", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "Internet Archive public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Figure-associated region: Australian Capital Territory (ACT): medium", "state_territory": "ACT", "location_precision_status": "figure_associated_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 956, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1785-2007-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "title": "2007 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2007", "year": 2007, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1785-2007-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2007 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article. 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Body excerpt retained for review: # springbrook, gary opit, scream, bill ochee, jeremy armstrong, gary houston, yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2007 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1044, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1784-2007-sunday-mail", "title": "2007 - Sunday Mail Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2007", "year": 2007, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1784-2007-sunday-mail", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2007 - Sunday Mail Yowie Article. 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Body excerpt retained for review: # sas corporal webster, tully, aborigines,", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Brisbane, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.4689623, "map_longitude": 153.0235009, "map_place_name": "Brisbane, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2007 - Sunday Mail Yowie Article", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1143, "source_id": 25, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "aso:who-paintin-dis-wandjina", "title": "Deadly Yarns 3 - Who Paintin' Dis Wandjina?", "publication": "Australian Screen / NFSA", "author": null, "date_published": "2007 public title page, accessed 2026-06-21", "year": 2007, "url": "https://aso.gov.au/titles/shorts/who-paintin-dis-wandjina/", "snippet": "The Australian Screen page describes the short film as a public media retelling involving Wandjina iconography and traditional-owner response.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Screen", "source_type": "institutional_web", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Wandjina", "figure_name_as_printed": "Wandjina", "ontology_code": "retelling_or_adaptation", "humanoid_degree_code": "Source title and synopsis use Wandjina terminology in a public media-retelling context.", "source_voice": "media_commentary", "genre": "institutional_web", "publicness_code": "public_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_ethics_review", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 216; 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4365, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:2049d66f9e93eb0f", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Uki Qld 2007", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2007", "year": 2007, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1342-uki-qld-2007", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Uki Qld 2007. 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quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4663, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol20995074w", "title": "Pangkarlangu and the Lost Child", "publication": "HarperCollins Publishers Australia", "author": null, "date_published": "2007", "year": 2007, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL20995074W", "snippet": "Pangkarlangu and the Lost Child Child and youth fiction Australian indigenous studies Folklore and mythology Molly Tasman Napurrurla; Christine Nicholls; Sue Williams; Lajamanu Community Education Centre HarperCollins Publishers Australia", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Pangkarlangu", "figure_name_as_printed": "Pangkarlangu", "ontology_code": "traditional_narrative", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_ethics_review", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5841; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 19, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:western-australia/2030-greenbushes-western-australia-2008", "title": "Greenbushes, Western Australia 2008", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2008", "year": 2008, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/western-australia/2030-greenbushes-western-australia-2008", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Greenbushes, Western Australia 2008. Source-stated location: Greenbushes, Western Australia. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: {Report compiled by two Witness accounts}", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Greenbushes, WA (WA): high", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8494245, "map_longitude": 116.0595868, "map_place_name": "Greenbushes, WA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Greenbushes, Western Australia", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 67, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1971-redbank-victoria-2008-2", "title": "Redbank, Victoria 2008 (2)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2008", "year": 2008, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1971-redbank-victoria-2008-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Redbank, Victoria 2008 (2). Source-stated location: Redbank, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: (This is the Father and fellow witness of the other 2008 Redbank Encounter. He also mentions during interview of another Gold Detecting friend who found himself being watched by a Yowie while Detecting at Natte Yallock, which is next to Redbank).", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Redbank, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.9388754, "map_longitude": 143.3281606, "map_place_name": "Redbank, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Redbank, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 68, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1666-robinvale-victoria-2008", "title": "Robinvale, Victoria 2008", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "November 2008", "year": 2008, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1666-robinvale-victoria-2008", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Robinvale, Victoria 2008. Source-stated location: Robinvale, Victoria. Event field: Strange Footsteps. Body excerpt retained for review: In 2008 I was backpacking around Australia and ended up for three months working on an almond farm in Hattah close to Robinvale.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Robinvale, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.5840409, "map_longitude": 142.7739356, "map_place_name": "Robinvale, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Robinvale, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 128, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2010-bongil-bongil-new-south-wales-2008", "title": "Bongil Bongil, New South Wales 2008", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan 1st, 2008", "year": 2008, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2010-bongil-bongil-new-south-wales-2008", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bongil Bongil, New South Wales 2008. Source-stated location: Bongil Bongil National Park, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting (?) **** Paranormal ****. Body excerpt retained for review: I was travelling home from Nambucca Heads along the Pacific Highway at 2.30am, and I was really running the gauntlet in terms of fuel. I took a risk and shouldn’t have left at the time that I did. It was undue duress circumstances that I left.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bongil Bongil National Park, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.4125822, "map_longitude": 153.0654709, "map_place_name": "Bongil Bongil National Park, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bongil Bongil National Park, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 192, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1816-leyburn-queensland-2008", "title": "Leyburn, Queensland 2008", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2008", "year": 2008, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1816-leyburn-queensland-2008", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Leyburn, Queensland 2008. Source-stated location: Leyburn, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My daughter was going to work at about 5am and heard a growling noise in the shed. When they came home, they found footprints in the shed.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Leyburn, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.017406, "map_longitude": 151.5975812, "map_place_name": "Leyburn, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Leyburn, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 224, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1998-ashford-new-south-wales-2008", "title": "Ashford, New South Wales 2008", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Winter, 2008", "year": 2008, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1998-ashford-new-south-wales-2008", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ashford, New South Wales 2008. Source-stated location: Ashford, New South Wales. Event field: Possible Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My mate and I were out cod fishing up the Severn River with my father and his mate when rain had set in. We decided to pack the canoes up and leave at about 2:30pm with the second car following, as we drove from Ashford along Bonshaw Road towards the Bruxner Highway.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ashford, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.3257299, "map_longitude": 151.0945365, "map_place_name": "Ashford, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ashford, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 249, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1586-blackbutt-queensland-2008", "title": "Blackbutt, Queensland 2008", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2008", "year": 2008, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1586-blackbutt-queensland-2008", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Blackbutt, Queensland 2008. Source-stated location: Blackbutt Ranges, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My partner is a truck driver and we were travelling up Blackbutt Range. Almost at the top there is an area large enough for 1 semi trailer to pull off the road.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Blackbutt Ranges, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "named_feature", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.0400466, "map_longitude": 152.0200753, "map_place_name": "Blackbutt Ranges, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "named_feature", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for Blackbutt, Queensland 2008. Source-stated location: Blackbutt Ranges, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My partner is a truck driver and we were travelling up Blackbutt Range. Almost at the top there is an area large enough for 1 semi trailer to pull off the road.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 280, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1679-redbank-victoria-2008", "title": "Redbank, Victoria 2008", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2008", "year": 2008, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1679-redbank-victoria-2008", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Redbank, Victoria 2008. Source-stated location: Redbank, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Gold Detecting (yet another case of people detecting)", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Redbank, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.9388754, "map_longitude": 143.3281606, "map_place_name": "Redbank, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Redbank, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 297, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2300-cowley-beach-queensland-2008", "title": "Cowley Beach, Queensland 2008", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2008", "year": 2008, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2300-cowley-beach-queensland-2008", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cowley Beach, Queensland 2008. Source-stated location: Cowley Beach, Queensland. Event field: Possible Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: In 2008 I was on a army training exercise in Cowley Beach. I was part of a 5-man recon training exercise in which our team was operating in jungle/open forest close to the beach.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cowley Beach, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.653566, "map_longitude": 146.1321886, "map_place_name": "Cowley Beach, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cowley Beach, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 314, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1972-nambucca-heads-new-south-wales-2008", "title": "Bongil Bongil, New South Wales 2008", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan, 2008", "year": 2008, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1972-nambucca-heads-new-south-wales-2008", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bongil Bongil, New South Wales 2008. Source-stated location: Bongil Bongil, New South Wales. Event field: Paranormal Event. Body excerpt retained for review: I was travelling home from Nambucca Heads, it was about 2 O’clock in the morning. I remember the time because I had to get fuel on the way, and I was really running the gauntlet because I was low on fuel.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bongil Bongil, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.4125822, "map_longitude": 153.0654709, "map_place_name": "Bongil Bongil, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bongil Bongil, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 384, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1376-cudgen-new-south-wales-2008", "title": "Cudgen, New South Wales 2008", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "March, 2008", "year": 2008, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1376-cudgen-new-south-wales-2008", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cudgen, New South Wales 2008. Source-stated location: Cudgen, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Sighting One: I was looking straight out at a space down behind the badly beaten pine tree 10m or so from the fence and just as I grabbed the fence up jumped a big charcoal coloured, hair-covered body out of the grass from inside the 10m distance, the left shoulder was down and head down, must have been still hunched forward because in the split second I ha...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cudgen, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.2734276, "map_longitude": 153.5505103, "map_place_name": "Cudgen, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cudgen, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 442, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1813-hartley-new-south-wales-2015", "title": "Hartley, New South Wales 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2008 - 2014", "year": 2008, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1813-hartley-new-south-wales-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Hartley, New South Wales 2015. Source-stated location: Hartley, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I’ve been living here for 8 years. It all started about 2 weeks after moving here.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Hartley, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.5483333, "map_longitude": 150.1844444, "map_place_name": "Hartley, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Hartley, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 467, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1335-tin-can-bay-qld-1992-2", "title": "Tin Can Bay, Queensland 1992 (2)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Oct 2008 Hi Dean, On reading an article on the web-site re - military 1992 (Tin Can Bay), incident involving 6 military personnel i may be able to fill in some details. 1. It sounds like the incident at Wide Bay military training area if it is the same incident there were only 4 members involved with a cast of many through out the night. 2. The incident occurred pretty well the same however the camp was first visited about 2230 h after the team of two at the camp called for help by radio an additional two members were sent by vehicle to re-inforce the camp. I was one of these members that returned to my camp after conducting tasks away that night. 3. It was only after the support vehicle had left the area , that the animal in question commenced to harass the camp to such a point that evacuation was the only suitable courses of action. 4. Blank rounds were initially used to attempt to scare the animal including the use of night flares in an attempt to kill it. The animal in question had even attempted to chase the evacuation vehicle while it was driving away. 5. Due to the training activity it was necessary to return to the location next morning after a simulated attack by the good guys a second encounter occurred the animal was spotted coming back in towards the camp at 0700 h that morning then fled the area. 6. All team members involved were send to Camp Kerr WIDE BAY ay approx 0830 hours. There was soup and bread waiting and our issued weapons were taken from us and cleaned by other staff. 7. Other new members who were act as Enemy were waiting we were told to get our kit together and a vehicle returned us to Brisbane. 8. The approx Grid reference of the incident can be supplied. © Copyright AYR Australian Yowie Research - Data Base www.yowiehunters.com", "year": 2008, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1335-tin-can-bay-qld-1992-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tin Can Bay, Queensland 1992 (2). Source-stated location: Camp Kerr, Tin Can Bay, Queensland. Event field: Response to previous Yowie report - 1992 Military Training Ops. 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It was fenced further on into a farm, but the side of the road was scrubby bush about 1 metre high with a few tall trees.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Woolooga, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.0171915, "map_longitude": 152.3704487, "map_place_name": "Woolooga, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Woolooga, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 579, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1447-stanwell-tops-new-south-wales-2008", "title": "Stanwell Tops, New South Wales 2008", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April 2008", "year": 2008, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1447-stanwell-tops-new-south-wales-2008", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Stanwell Tops, New South Wales 2008. Source-stated location: Stanwell Tops NSW. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I am a teacher at High School in Sydney. 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Source-stated location: Kilkivan, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Camping at Kilkivan (Oakview State Forest), when I had ventured away from camp to listen to the bush sounds. I wandered down a granite cascade and sat with my Maglite and UHF radio beside me.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kilkivan, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.080292, "map_longitude": 152.2473652, "map_place_name": "Kilkivan, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kilkivan, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 225, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2110-bahrs-scrub-queensland-2009", "title": "Bahrs Scrub, Queensland 2009", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2009", "year": 2009, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2110-bahrs-scrub-queensland-2009", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bahrs Scrub, Queensland 2009. Source-stated location: Bahrs Scrub, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Around 2009 I was travelling with my ex partner about 11pm through Bahrs Scrub – (heading from Bahrs Scrub Road) on Prangley Road before Carol St.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bahrs Scrub, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.7375909, "map_longitude": 153.1723698, "map_place_name": "Bahrs Scrub, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bahrs Scrub, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 286, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1262-robinvale-vic-2009", "title": "Robinvale, Victoria 2009", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2009", "year": 2009, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1262-robinvale-vic-2009", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Robinvale, Victoria 2009. Source-stated location: Robinvale, Victoria. Event field: Camp Visitor. Body excerpt retained for review: Hi my name is ****. We had an unforgettable experience and I just Googled around to see if others experienced something similar which is where I stumbled by AYR.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Robinvale, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.5840409, "map_longitude": 142.7739356, "map_place_name": "Robinvale, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Robinvale, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 290, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1414-megalong-valley-new-south-wales-2009", "title": "Blackheath, New South Wales 2009", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2009", "year": 2009, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1414-megalong-valley-new-south-wales-2009", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Blackheath, New South Wales 2009. Source-stated location: Blackheath, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: My 1st yowie sighting was when 1 was 12 yrs old. My brother was hosting a party/campout in a place near the Glenn Track at Blackheath, NSW. The campgrounds by the river were a popular spot and with us were people from nearby Blackheath.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Blackheath, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.6338889, "map_longitude": 150.2847222, "map_place_name": "Blackheath, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Blackheath, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 300, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2084-cressbrook-creek-queensland-2009", "title": "Cressbrook Creek, Queensland 2009", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2009", "year": 2009, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2084-cressbrook-creek-queensland-2009", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cressbrook Creek, Queensland 2009. Source-stated location: Cressbrook Creek, Queensland. Event field: Yowie / Rake Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: This not about Yowie's. But something else.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cressbrook Creek, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.23722, "map_longitude": 152.16722, "map_place_name": "Cressbrook Creek, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cressbrook Creek, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 388, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1377-dairyville-new-south-wales-2009", "title": "Dairyville, New South Wales 2009", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan 22, 2009", "year": 2009, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1377-dairyville-new-south-wales-2009", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Dairyville, New South Wales 2009. Source-stated location: Dairyville, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Hello Dean, I would like my name to be anonymous.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Dairyville, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.265, "map_longitude": 152.9677778, "map_place_name": "Dairyville, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Dairyville, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 435, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1324-rockhampton-qld-2009", "title": "Rockhampton, Queensland 2009", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July 2009", "year": 2009, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1324-rockhampton-qld-2009", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Rockhampton, Queensland 2009. Source-stated location: Rockhampton, Queensland. Event field: Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Just wanted to send you an email in regards to a possible yowie sighting near Rockhampton Qld.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Rockhampton, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -23.3782137, "map_longitude": 150.5134227, "map_place_name": "Rockhampton, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Rockhampton, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 510, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1907-leura-new-south-wales-2009", "title": "Leura, New South Wales 2009", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2009", "year": 2009, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1907-leura-new-south-wales-2009", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Leura, New South Wales 2009. Source-stated location: Leura, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Two backpackers on a year long trip around Australia got the fright of their life last week while they were out trekking in bushland in the vicinity of the township of Leura, not far from the well known Katoomba landmark, ‘The Three Sisters’.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Leura, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7156888, "map_longitude": 150.3317665, "map_place_name": "Leura, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Leura, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 532, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1418-mt-george-new-south-wales-2009", "title": "Mt. George, New South Wales 2009", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Aug, 2009", "year": 2009, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1418-mt-george-new-south-wales-2009", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. George, New South Wales 2009. Source-stated location: Mt George, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: LAST Friday night, Faye Burke and her cousin Alana Garnett left their homes in Wingham with a trailer attached to the car.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt George, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.54077, "map_longitude": 151.52501, "map_place_name": "Mt George, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt George, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 555, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1434-oberon-new-south-wales-2009", "title": "Oberon, New South Wales 2009", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2009", "year": 2009, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1434-oberon-new-south-wales-2009", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Oberon, New South Wales 2009. Source-stated location: Oberon, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I think my 4 yr old son Xavier had a Yowie sighting while we were mushroom picking at Oberon. Yes heard the jokes, I can assure you that they were edible mushrooms. I cant remember the exact date, but it was in May & it was around midday.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Oberon, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8455931, "map_longitude": 149.8326162, "map_place_name": "Oberon, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Oberon, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 737, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 8, "external_id": "openalex:W2237755840", "title": "Wandjina, graffiti and heritage: The power and politics of enduring imagery", "publication": "Humanities Research", "author": "Ursula and Frederick, Sue O’Connor", "date_published": "2009-09-01", "year": 2009, "url": "https://doi.org/10.22459/hr.xv.02.2009.10", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Wandjina'. Work type: article. Publication/source: Humanities Research. Location signal is figure-associated region (Western Australia), not a verified event place.", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "OpenAlex", "source_type": "academic_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Wandjina", "cluster": "broader_humanoid_spirit", "tier": "tier_2_strong_candidate", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "spirit_person", "ontology_default": "ancestral_being", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 1, "canonical_figure_guess": "Wandjina", "figure_name_as_printed": "Wandjina", "ontology_code": "ancestral_being", "humanoid_degree_code": "spirit_person", "source_voice": "scholar", "genre": "academic_text", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_knowledge", "coding_notes": "OpenAlex public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Figure-associated region: Western Australia (WA): medium", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "figure_associated_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 957, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1700-2009-coonabarabran-times", "title": "2009 - Coonabarabran Times - Yowie Bus Inccident", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2009", "year": 2009, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1700-2009-coonabarabran-times", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2009 - Coonabarabran Times - Yowie Bus Inccident. 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Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5677; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "2009 - NT News Yowie Article (NT): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -12.930771, "map_longitude": 131.136698, "map_place_name": "2009 - NT News Yowie Article", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4599, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:1d621f378e4e60ad", "title": "Witness sketches: Mt George, New South Wales (2009)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2009", "year": 2009, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Witness sketches: Mt George, New South Wales (2009). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5777; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Mt George, New South Wales, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.883638, "map_longitude": 152.185233, "map_place_name": "Mt George, New South Wales, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 69, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1571-aberfeldie-victoria-2010", "title": "Aberfeldy, Victoria 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "November, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1571-aberfeldie-victoria-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Aberfeldy, Victoria 2010. Source-stated location: Aberfeldy, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Hey Dean, I want to inform you of a Yowie sighting i had a while back.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Aberfeldy, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.7021795, "map_longitude": 146.3790538, "map_place_name": "Aberfeldy, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Aberfeldy, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 70, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1619-briagolong-victoria-2010-2", "title": "Briagolong, Victoria 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "May, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1619-briagolong-victoria-2010-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Briagolong, Victoria 2010. Source-stated location: Briagolong, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was about 9 O’Clock’ish at night or later and we (myself and my partner), were making our way up the windy roads into the hills driving our Subaru Forester, and something crossed the road ahead. I said to my partner, ‘What the heck was that’. She seemed a little freaked out. She has a University degree in Science, with Honours, an educated type.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Briagolong, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.809138, "map_longitude": 147.0851711, "map_place_name": "Briagolong, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Briagolong, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 130, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1363-broken-hill-new-south-wales-2010", "title": "Broken Hill, New South Wales 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1363-broken-hill-new-south-wales-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Broken Hill, New South Wales 2010. Source-stated location: Broken Hill (Silver City Hwy), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Anton lives in Adelaide and own three businesses, including a parcel delivery company, Barrier Express. Twice a week he drives one of the Barrier Express trucks up to Broken Hill and back. When he’s at the Broken Hill end he stays with his mate Martin Marinovich who has a few acres near Stephens Creek, about 20 km north of Broken Hill on the Silver City Hig...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Broken Hill, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.965, "map_longitude": 141.4511111, "map_place_name": "Broken Hill, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Broken Hill (Silver City Hwy), New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 131, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2183-macquarie-pass-new-south-wales-2010", "title": "Macquarie Pass - Robertson, New South Wales 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2183-macquarie-pass-new-south-wales-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Macquarie Pass - Robertson, New South Wales 2010. Source-stated location: Macquarie Pass, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We lived in the Southern Highlands for over 20 years as a young kid. There is a big escarpment in the Macquarie National Park that goes down to the coast and it’s all bushland with nothing in the there at all, other than a couple of old fire trials. It’s classic Australian bush with a few swampy areas and caves.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Macquarie Pass, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.5591667, "map_longitude": 150.6408333, "map_place_name": "Macquarie Pass, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Macquarie Pass, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 194, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2221-eumundi-yandina-queensland-2010", "title": "Eumundi - Yandina, Queensland 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2221-eumundi-yandina-queensland-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Eumundi - Yandina, Queensland 2010. Source-stated location: Eumundi-Yandina Qld. Event field: Sighting.. Body excerpt retained for review: I work as a consultant, and I started visiting a client up at Biggenden, northwest of Gympie. I recall, it was quite a weird day.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Eumundi-Yandina, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.5582222, "map_longitude": 152.9539454, "map_place_name": "Eumundi-Yandina, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Eumundi-Yandina Qld", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 195, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2125-oak-beach-queensland-2010", "title": "Oak Beach, Queensland 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Winter, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2125-oak-beach-queensland-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Oak Beach, Queensland 2010. Source-stated location: Oak Beach, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [Similar story to the Bongil Bongil, New South Wales Report of 2008, although that had more paranormal elements to it]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Oak Beach, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -16.5861445, "map_longitude": 145.5234384, "map_place_name": "Oak Beach, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Oak Beach, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 220, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1547-bendigo-area-victoria-2010", "title": "Bendigo (area), Victoria 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "August 24, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1547-bendigo-area-victoria-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bendigo (area), Victoria 2010. Source-stated location: South of Bendigo. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Jim has lived in the Bush his whole life.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "South of Bendigo, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.7771067, "map_longitude": 144.2972658, "map_place_name": "South of Bendigo, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "South of Bendigo", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 231, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1965-beechmont-queensland-2010", "title": "Beechmont, Queensland 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1965-beechmont-queensland-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Beechmont, Queensland 2010. Source-stated location: Beechmont, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was walking back from a party on Bottle Tree Lane. Bottle Tree Lane backs on to a rugged bushy Reserve in the mountains.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Beechmont, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.126238, "map_longitude": 153.1951742, "map_place_name": "Beechmont, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Beechmont, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 277, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1678-otways-victoria-2010", "title": "Otways, Victoria 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1678-otways-victoria-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Otways, Victoria 2010. Source-stated location: Otways – Beauchamp Falls, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: (Wildlife Expert in facets of Flora and Fauna. Conducts Field Research and Surveys)", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Otways – Beauchamp Falls, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.6493568, "map_longitude": 143.6117705, "map_place_name": "Otways – Beauchamp Falls, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Otways – Beauchamp Falls, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 357, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1599-killarney-queensland-2010", "title": "Killarney, Queensland 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April 4th, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1599-killarney-queensland-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Killarney, Queensland 2010. Source-stated location: Killarney, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was driving with my 7 year old son from Killarney along the Condamine River road which consists of approximately 12 small river crossings. Heading in what is claimed to be reverse direction to normal travel, heading towards the road that ascends the range to Queen Mary Falls, where we had camped the previous night.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Killarney, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.348427, "map_longitude": 152.2999152, "map_place_name": "Killarney, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Killarney, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 372, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1834-colo-new-south-wales-2010", "title": "Colo, New South Wales 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "September, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1834-colo-new-south-wales-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Colo, New South Wales 2010. Source-stated location: Colo (Putty River). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I have never seen anything like this before.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Colo, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.4250653, "map_longitude": 150.8234906, "map_place_name": "Colo, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Colo (Putty River)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 390, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1378-danger-falls-new-south-wales-2010", "title": "Danger Falls, New South Wales 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1378-danger-falls-new-south-wales-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Danger Falls, New South Wales 2010. Source-stated location: Danger falls, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: On Saturday the 12th June 2010 at around 1400 hours, I was walking along the path leading to the head of Dangar falls near Armidale N.S.W.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Danger falls, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.3232623, "map_longitude": 152.7142643, "map_place_name": "Danger falls, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Danger falls, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 393, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1309-mt-glorious-qld-2010", "title": "Mt. Glorious, Queensland 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1309-mt-glorious-qld-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Glorious, Queensland 2010. Source-stated location: Mt Glorious, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Thick virgin Rainforest. Body excerpt retained for review: My mate David.C., and myself, took off from Brisbane for the afternoon to do a rainforest bush walk at Mt Glorious (as David had never visited the area before).", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Glorious, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.322891, "map_longitude": 152.7643027, "map_place_name": "Mt Glorious, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Glorious, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 454, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2176-hickeys-falls-new-south-wales-2010", "title": "Hickeys Falls, New South Wales 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Spring, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2176-hickeys-falls-new-south-wales-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Hickeys Falls, New South Wales 2010. Source-stated location: Hickeys Falls, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My daughter was 15 at the time and my son was 7. My daughter had 2 friends from Coonabarabran visiting us, and it was school holidays and we were taking her home.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Hickeys Falls, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.4305209, "map_longitude": 149.0677356, "map_place_name": "Hickeys Falls, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Hickeys Falls, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 500, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2190-ku-ring-gai-national-park-new-south-wales-2010", "title": "Ku-ring-gai National Park, New South Wales 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2190-ku-ring-gai-national-park-new-south-wales-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ku-ring-gai National Park, New South Wales 2010. Source-stated location: Ku-ring-gai National Park, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Location : Ku-ring-gai National Park, New South Wales", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ku-ring-gai National Park, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.6282265, "map_longitude": 151.2293535, "map_place_name": "Ku-ring-gai National Park, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ku-ring-gai National Park, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 511, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1344-yandina-qld-2010", "title": "Yandina, Queensland 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1344-yandina-qld-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Yandina, Queensland 2010. Source-stated location: Yandina, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Roadside Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: For what it's worth, I thought I would let you know of a strange sighting by myself on the Bruce Highway between Eumundi and Yandina on Friday 9th July at about 5 - 5.15pm.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Yandina, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.5658945, "map_longitude": 152.9596114, "map_place_name": "Yandina, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Yandina, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 577, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1911-springwood-new-south-wales-2010", "title": "Springwood, New South Wales 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1911-springwood-new-south-wales-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Springwood, New South Wales 2010. Source-stated location: Springwood, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was returning some DVD’s early on the Monday morning before work. The DVD shop is around the back of the main shopping centre. There’s a parking lot in front of the Video Ezy store, so I stopped, turned the lights off and dropped the Videos off. When I got back in the car and turned the headlights back on, here was this ‘thing’ walking straight at me. I f...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Springwood, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7017613, "map_longitude": 150.5655467, "map_place_name": "Springwood, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Springwood, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 586, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1544-tallong-new-south-wales-2010", "title": "Tallong, New South Wales 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "December, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1544-tallong-new-south-wales-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tallong, New South Wales 2010. Source-stated location: Tallong, New South Wales. Event field: Audible. Body excerpt retained for review: I work for the Army and have occasionally heard the odd Yowie tale from the soldiers but I feel compelled to pass on this recent report.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tallong, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.7192248, "map_longitude": 150.0863205, "map_place_name": "Tallong, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tallong, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 610, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1463-watigans-new-south-wales-2010", "title": "Watagans, New South Wales 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Oct 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1463-watigans-new-south-wales-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Watagans, New South Wales 2010. Source-stated location: Watagans State Forest, NSW. Event field: Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: I would like to tell you about an encounter that i had in the Watagan Forest area of NSW on Friday night.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Watagans (NSW): medium; Watagans State Forest, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.0095237, "map_longitude": 151.3768922, "map_place_name": "Watagans", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "Watagans, New South Wales 2010 Australian Yowie Research Public AYR report page for Watagans, New", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 612, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1465-wauchope-new-south-wales-2010", "title": "Wauchope, New South Wales 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July, 2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1465-wauchope-new-south-wales-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wauchope, New South Wales 2010. Source-stated location: Wauchope, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We just wanted to report a few yowie sightings at our house in Wauchope.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wauchope, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.4557879, "map_longitude": 152.734664, "map_place_name": "Wauchope, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wauchope, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 615, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2090-wellingrove-dundee-new-south-wales-2010", "title": "Wellingrove - Dundee, New South Wales 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2090-wellingrove-dundee-new-south-wales-2010", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wellingrove - Dundee, New South Wales 2010. Source-stated location: Wellingrove and Dundee, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I captured this photo on my game camera at Glen Innes (March 1st 2019) and shown it around. People say it’s a Panther, but it’s definitely not a Panther. It’s far too small, but it’s a beautiful photo. We had the camera out at this location because we had a lot of wild dog problems. I had two pictures of wild dogs in the same position as to where the cat is...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wellingrove and Dundee, NSW (NSW): high; Wellingrove, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.6396266, "map_longitude": 151.5667558, "map_place_name": "Wellingrove, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for Wellingrove - Dundee, New South Wales 2010. Source-stated location: Wellingrove and Dundee, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I captured this photo on my game camera at Glen Innes (March 1st 2019) and shown it around. People say it’s a Panther, but it’s definitely not a Panther. It’s far too small, but it’s a beautiful photo. We had the camera out at this location because we had a lot of wild dog problems. I had two pictures of wild dogs in the same position as to where the cat is...", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 738, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 8, "external_id": "openalex:W129030844", "title": "AMS RADIOCARBON AGES FOR BEESWAX AND CHARCOAL PIGMENTS IN NORTH KIMBERLEY ROCK ART", "publication": "Research Online (University of Wollongong)", "author": "M.J. Morwood, Grahame L Walsh, Alan Watchman", "date_published": "2010-05-01", "year": 2010, "url": "https://ro.uow.edu.au/scipapers/3291", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Wandjina'. Work type: article. Publication/source: Research Online (University of Wollongong). Location signal is figure-associated region (Western Australia), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: Here we report AMS radiocarbon ages associated with rock art in the Kimberley, north-west Australia, from beeswax motifs (26), charcoal pigments (7), a fragment of ochred baler shell used for mixing pigments, and mineral deposits from the base of a pecked cupule. With one exception, these ages are for motifs or paraphernalia associated with the Wandjina painting tradition, which appears to have included a number of c", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "OpenAlex", "source_type": "academic_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Wandjina", "cluster": "broader_humanoid_spirit", "tier": "tier_2_strong_candidate", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "spirit_person", "ontology_default": "ancestral_being", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 1, "canonical_figure_guess": "Wandjina", "figure_name_as_printed": "Wandjina", "ontology_code": "ancestral_being", "humanoid_degree_code": "spirit_person", "source_voice": "scholar", "genre": "academic_text", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_knowledge", "coding_notes": "OpenAlex public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Figure-associated region: Western Australia (WA): medium", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "figure_associated_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 754, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 9, "external_id": "openalex:W7133451247", "title": "Obituary: Patricia Wrightson (1921-2010): Australian Synthesiser of Settler and Indigenous Lore", "publication": "RUNE (Research UNE)", "author": "Julie Hawkins", "date_published": "2010-01-01", "year": 2010, "url": "https://hdl.handle.net/1959.11/8719", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Nargun'. Work type: article. Publication/source: RUNE (Research UNE). Location signal is figure-associated region (Victoria), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: The late Patricia Wrightson (1921-2010) made a unique and highly significant contribution to the burgeoning discipline of speculative and deeply folklore-sensitive literature in Australia, notably by utilizing and making the most sensitive use of motifs, figures and characters from the Indigenous Australian traditions. For her nurture had placed her in early contact with the belief heritage of the people of the North", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "OpenAlex", "source_type": "academic_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Nargun", "cluster": "broader_humanoid_spirit", "tier": "tier_2_strong_candidate", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "humanoid_adjacent", "ontology_default": "spirit_being", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 1, "canonical_figure_guess": "Nargun", "figure_name_as_printed": "Nargun", "ontology_code": "spirit_being", "humanoid_degree_code": "humanoid_adjacent", "source_voice": "scholar", "genre": "academic_text", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_knowledge", "coding_notes": "OpenAlex public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Figure-associated region: Victoria (VIC): medium", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "figure_associated_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 768, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 12, "external_id": "openalex:W2134785262", "title": "Universalising the particular? God and Indigenous spirit beings in East Kimberley", "publication": "The Australian Journal of Anthropology", "author": "Heather McDonald", "date_published": "2010-04-01", "year": 2010, "url": "https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1757-6547.2010.00067.x", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Mamu'. Work type: article. Publication/source: The Australian Journal of Anthropology. Location signal is figure-associated region (Western Australia), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: Some Aboriginal discourses in East Kimberley appear to indicate that Indigenous particularities are being universalised by evangelical Christianity. The aim of evangelical Christianity is to bring all peoples under the domain of one God. But counter statements by people of all ages reveal that the Christian universalising project in East Kimberley is an unfinished (and possibly unfinishable) project. Although Indigen", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "OpenAlex", "source_type": "academic_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Mamu", "cluster": "broader_humanoid_spirit", "tier": "tier_3_boundary", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "spirit_person", "ontology_default": "spirit_being", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 1, "canonical_figure_guess": "Mamu", "figure_name_as_printed": "Mamu", "ontology_code": "spirit_being", "humanoid_degree_code": "spirit_person", "source_voice": "scholar", "genre": "academic_text", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_knowledge", "coding_notes": "OpenAlex public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Figure-associated region: Western Australia (WA): medium", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "figure_associated_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1047, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1703-2010-armidale-express-yowie-article", "title": "2010 - Armidale Express Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1703-2010-armidale-express-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2010 - Armidale Express Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Armidale, New South Wales.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Armidale, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.5144881, "map_longitude": 151.6656564, "map_place_name": "Armidale, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2010 - Armidale Express Yowie Article", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1095, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1922-2010-newscastle-herald-yowie-article", "title": "2010 - Newscastle Herald Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2010", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1922-2010-newscastle-herald-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2010 - Newscastle Herald Yowie Article. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # braidwood, yowie, paul cropper, tony healy, belinda garfoot, peter garfoot,", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Braidwood (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.4388907, "map_longitude": 149.7955552, "map_place_name": "Braidwood", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # braidwood, yowie, paul cropper, tony healy, belinda garfoot, peter garfoot, 2010 - Newscastle Heral", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4253, "source_id": 42, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "abc-gap:354248:braidwood", "title": "Australia in the middle of a gold rush", "publication": "ABC", "author": null, "date_published": "2010-03-05", "year": 2010, "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/stateline/nsw/australia-in-the-middle-of-a-gold-rush/354248", "snippet": "immigrants. People came from the mother country, if you like, here. They came for a better life and they were prepared to endure almost anything to get it. And this is where they lived. They lived in their humble little buildings and in their tents and in their shacks until they could afford something better. There were no kings and queens around here. CHRIS KIMBALL, REPORTER: Tucked into the hills above Bredbo between Canberra and Cooma, preserved by isolation and a brutal environment, sits a pair of gold mining ghost towns. They're living museums of mining history and life as a pioneer prospector. BARRY MCGOWAN: You could almost describe gold as the Tattslotto of the 1890s, or of the 19th Century. This was your one chance, your one chance to really strike it rich. CHRIS KIMBALL: Barry McGowan has tracked many stories of those who made their fortunes or failed. 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Source-stated location: Donnybrook, Western Australia. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was heading towards the tip, going up the hill. There was a guy coming down the hill and we both saw it at the same time. When I stopped, he stopped and he was watching it run down the hill too.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Donnybrook, WA (WA): high", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.5773757, "map_longitude": 115.8251293, "map_place_name": "Donnybrook, WA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Donnybrook, Western Australia", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 21, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:western-australia/1831-mandurah-western-australia-2011", "title": "Mandurah, Western Australia 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/western-australia/1831-mandurah-western-australia-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mandurah, Western Australia 2011. Source-stated location: Mandurah, Western Australia. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was driving home from Bunbury with my girlfriend in the car. We had just come off the freeway and heading towards a petrol station and on the right is a location named Black Lake or Black Salt Lake.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mandurah, WA (WA): high", "state_territory": "WA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.5302495, "map_longitude": 115.7208782, "map_place_name": "Mandurah, WA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mandurah, Western Australia", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 71, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1548-bendigo-area-victoria-2011", "title": "Bendigo (area), Victoria 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "January, 2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1548-bendigo-area-victoria-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bendigo (area), Victoria 2011. Source-stated location: Bendigo (North West - witness requests not to disclose). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Around a month ago, my girlfriends little sister claimed that she had seen a giant dog / ape like creature crossing a dirt road a few minutes from their house just outside of Bendigo Victoria.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bendigo, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.7590183, "map_longitude": 144.2826718, "map_place_name": "Bendigo, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bendigo (North West - witness requests not to disclose)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 72, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1585-falls-creek-victoria-2011", "title": "Falls Creek, Victoria 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "November 30, 2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1585-falls-creek-victoria-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Falls Creek, Victoria 2011. Source-stated location: Falls Creek. Event field: Possible Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: 1am, Five mates and I were camping in November.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Falls Creek, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.878683, "map_longitude": 147.2441791, "map_place_name": "Falls Creek, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Falls Creek", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 73, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1570-yarra-valley-victoria-2011", "title": "Yarra Valley, Victoria 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "August 8, 2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1570-yarra-valley-victoria-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Yarra Valley, Victoria 2011. Source-stated location: Yarra Valley, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and some friends have just been on a camping trip near the Yarra Valley.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Yarra Valley, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.7549851, "map_longitude": 145.522537, "map_place_name": "Yarra Valley, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Yarra Valley, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 132, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1610-watigans-new-south-wales-2010-sp-19461", "title": "Watagans, New South Wales 2010", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Oct, 2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1610-watigans-new-south-wales-2010-sp-19461", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Watagans, New South Wales 2010. Source-stated location: Watagans, New South Wales. Event field: Possible Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: I really want to share this with you guys as I think your all pretty open minded and lots of ya have spent a lot of time out in the bush. I want your guys opinions on what happened, I’m sure it was no animal I have encountered before and I have spent lots and lots of time out camping and such.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Watagans, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.0095237, "map_longitude": 151.3768922, "map_place_name": "Watagans, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Watagans, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 133, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1840-dorrigo-queensland-2011", "title": "Dorrigo, New South Wales 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1840-dorrigo-queensland-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Dorrigo, New South Wales 2011. Source-stated location: Dorrigo. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was working on the Coolawanyah Station halfway between Dorrigo and Ebor back around 2010-11. We had a fencing contract, we did about 30/40kms of fence.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Dorrigo, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.3399677, "map_longitude": 152.7120341, "map_place_name": "Dorrigo, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Dorrigo", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 134, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1563-wentworth-falls-new-south-wales-2011", "title": "Wentworth Falls, New South Wales 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Sept 9, July 2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1563-wentworth-falls-new-south-wales-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wentworth Falls, New South Wales 2011. Source-stated location: Wentworth Falls, New South Wales. Event field: Suspicious Movement Deep in the Forest. Body excerpt retained for review: This is not sighting report but more of a strange experience encountered in", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wentworth Falls, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.72802, "map_longitude": 150.3740633, "map_place_name": "Wentworth Falls, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wentworth Falls, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 196, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1575-koumala-range-queensland-2011", "title": "Koumala Range, Queensland 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan, 2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1575-koumala-range-queensland-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Koumala Range, Queensland 2011. Source-stated location: Koumala Range, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I’ve been reading some of the testimonies about yowie sightings with some interest.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Koumala Range, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -21.6102815, "map_longitude": 149.080723, "map_place_name": "Koumala Range, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Koumala Range, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 232, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1569-emerald-victoria-2011", "title": "Emerald, Victoria 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Oct, 2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1569-emerald-victoria-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Emerald, Victoria 2011. Source-stated location: Emerald, Victoria. Event field: Rumours. Body excerpt retained for review: I believe that there are animals out there that are yet to be explained, when I was working at the Emerald golf club, and living there, there were stories of panthers wandering the area and footprints being found.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Emerald, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.9321282, "map_longitude": 145.4407282, "map_place_name": "Emerald, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Emerald, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 263, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1582-belbora-new-south-wales-2011", "title": "Belbora, New South Wales 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "October 22, 2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1582-belbora-new-south-wales-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Belbora, New South Wales 2011. Source-stated location: Belbora, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Heading off to work to commence night shift at local nursing home, coming", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Belbora, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.9733333, "map_longitude": 152.1511111, "map_place_name": "Belbora, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Belbora, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 279, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1567-clear-mountain-queensland-2011", "title": "Clear Mountain, Queensland 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April 3, 2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1567-clear-mountain-queensland-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Clear Mountain, Queensland 2011. Source-stated location: Clear Mountain, Queensland. Event field: Footprints. Body excerpt retained for review: Last Saturday (30 April 2011) we stayed a night at a lodge up on Clear Mountain, Queensland.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Clear Mountain, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.3186825, "map_longitude": 152.890919, "map_place_name": "Clear Mountain, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Clear Mountain, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 386, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1568-cudgen-new-south-wales-2011", "title": "Cudgen, New South Wales 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan, 2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1568-cudgen-new-south-wales-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cudgen, New South Wales 2011. Source-stated location: Cudgen, New South Wales. Event field: Footprints. Body excerpt retained for review: Email 1 - G'day Dean, have some info for you regarding possible tree damage in the Cudgen Creek area of Northern N.S.W.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cudgen, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.2734276, "map_longitude": 153.5505103, "map_place_name": "Cudgen, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cudgen, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 432, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1555-grafton-new-south-wales-2011", "title": "Grafton, New South Wales 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "May 17th, 2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1555-grafton-new-south-wales-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Grafton, New South Wales 2011. Source-stated location: Grafton, New South Wales. Event field: Roadside Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: Reported to AYR on the day of the event. Report passed to the Examiner Newspaper, Grafton, by P. Cropper.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Grafton, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.6816773, "map_longitude": 152.9336357, "map_place_name": "Grafton, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Grafton, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 498, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1573-kramback-new-south-wales-2011", "title": "Krambach, New South Wales 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "October 22, 2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1573-kramback-new-south-wales-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Krambach, New South Wales 2011. Source-stated location: Krambach, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Heading off to work to commence night shift at local nursing home, coming", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Krambach, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.0521151, "map_longitude": 152.2606101, "map_place_name": "Krambach, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Krambach, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 513, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1581-yarrabah-queensland-2011", "title": "Yarrabah, Queensland 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "October, 2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1581-yarrabah-queensland-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Yarrabah, Queensland 2011. Source-stated location: Yarrabah, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I use to work for careers Australia and we ran a cert 1 carpentry course at Yarrabah...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Yarrabah, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.0172815, "map_longitude": 145.8746489, "map_place_name": "Yarrabah, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Yarrabah, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 519, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1574-lowanna-new-south-wales-2011", "title": "Lowanna, New South Wales 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1574-lowanna-new-south-wales-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lowanna, New South Wales 2011. Source-stated location: Lowanna, New South Wales. Event field: Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Two months ago I was driving along Bushmans Range Rd which is near Lowanna in northern NSW. It was about 10pm when on the road in front of me I saw a black animal standing side on to me.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lowanna, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.2115911, "map_longitude": 152.8994609, "map_place_name": "Lowanna, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lowanna, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 582, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1579-stuarts-point-new-south-wales-2011", "title": "Stuarts Point, New South Wales 2011", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1579-stuarts-point-new-south-wales-2011", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Stuarts Point, New South Wales 2011. Source-stated location: Stuarts Point, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: Thank you for contacting me back. I have been dying to explain what happened to someone who will understand!", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Stuarts Point, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.8209314, "map_longitude": 152.9933138, "map_place_name": "Stuarts Point, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Stuarts Point, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 959, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1741-2011-daily-examiner-yowie-article", "title": "2011 - Daily Examiner Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1741-2011-daily-examiner-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2011 - Daily Examiner Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # grafton", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Grafton (NSW): medium; New South Wales (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.6816773, "map_longitude": 152.9336357, "map_place_name": "Grafton", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "ic page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # grafton 2011 - Daily Examiner Yowie Article URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1741", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1165, "source_id": 15, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "internet_archive:urbanmythslegend0000rega", "title": "Urban myths and legendary creatures", "publication": "Regan, Lisa, 1971-", "author": null, "date_published": "2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://archive.org/details/urbanmythslegend0000rega", "snippet": "The public Internet Archive item metadata/title contains the source label `Yara-ma-yha-who` and an Australian relation `Australia`. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4572, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:c2cc10e5d66b1782", "title": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Wentworth Falls, New South Wales (2011)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/footprints", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Photographs of footprints and handprints : Wentworth Falls, New South Wales (2011). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4641, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol19948623w", "title": "Ghosts by gaslight", "publication": "HarperCollins Publishers Limited; Harper Voyager", "author": null, "date_published": "2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL19948623W", "snippet": "Ghosts by gaslight Paranormal fiction Short stories Fiction, occult & supernatural Fiction, thrillers, suspense Steampunk fiction American Short stories Australian Short stories American literature Jack Dann; Nick Gevers HarperCollins Publishers Limited; Harper Voyager", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "ghost_legend", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_metadata_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5819; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4653, "source_id": 52, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "openlibrary:works-ol17914869w", "title": "Haunted Creek", "publication": "The Crowood Press; Robert Hale; Magna", "author": null, "date_published": "2011", "year": 2011, "url": "https://openlibrary.org/works/OL17914869W", "snippet": "Haunted Creek Single mothers Frontier and pioneer life Fiction Frontier and pioneer life, fiction Fiction, historical, general Australia, fiction Australia Ann Cliff The Crowood Press; Robert Hale; Magna", "publicness_level": "public_books_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Open Library Search API", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "haunted", "figure_name_as_printed": "haunted", "ontology_code": "ghost_legend", "humanoid_degree_code": "metadata_term_suggests_supernatural_or_humanoid_figure", "source_voice": "public_books_metadata_gap_candidate", "genre": "public_books_metadata_openlibrary", "publicness_code": "public_books_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_metadata_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5831; quality C.", "location_summary": "", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "unmapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 135, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1827-munmorah-new-south-wales-2012", "title": "Munmorah, New South Wales 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1827-munmorah-new-south-wales-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Munmorah, New South Wales 2012. Source-stated location: Munmorah State Conservation Park, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was riding my push bike through the bush opposite Campbell Drive, because we really hadn’t explored this are before. I was little bit buggered so I stopped the bike for a rest, and I heard some rustling in the bushes that sounded quite large. I thought it was a kangaroo.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Munmorah State Conservation Park, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.1968475, "map_longitude": 151.6049395, "map_place_name": "Munmorah State Conservation Park, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Munmorah State Conservation Park, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 197, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1591-miriam-vale-queensland-2012", "title": "Miriam Vale, Queensland 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April 24, 2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1591-miriam-vale-queensland-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Miriam Vale, Queensland 2012. Source-stated location: Miriam Vale, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: A friend and I were travelling home after work for 2 weeks. About 15minutes prior to our sighting we were livened up by a large dog running across the road in front of the car which came as a bit of a shock but not as much a shock as what we were about to see.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Miriam Vale, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -24.33462, "map_longitude": 151.5648363, "map_place_name": "Miriam Vale, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Miriam Vale, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 274, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1583-noojee-victoria-2012", "title": "Noojee, Victoria 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "February 26, 2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1583-noojee-victoria-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Noojee, Victoria 2012. Source-stated location: Noojee, Victoria. Event field: Possible Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: Early Sunday morning, my friend John and I were sitting around our camp fire talking. I heard a sound similar to a kookaburra, however it sounded distinctly mammal - it had a more softer/rounded sound than the sharpness of a bird. Straight after, I heard six loud thuds on the ground, it sounded like tree trunks thudding on the ground, it stopped - and I hea...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Noojee, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.8352675, "map_longitude": 145.9443211, "map_place_name": "Noojee, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Noojee, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 345, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1937-jimboomba-queensland-2012", "title": "Jimboomba, Queensland 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "August, 2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1937-jimboomba-queensland-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Jimboomba, Queensland 2012. Source-stated location: Jimboomba, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I moved to Jimboomba in 2007 and lived there for 9 years.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Jimboomba, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.8318573, "map_longitude": 153.0227538, "map_place_name": "Jimboomba, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Jimboomba, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 456, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2107-hornsby-heights-new-south-wales-2012", "title": "Hornsby Heights, New South Wales 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "November, 2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2107-hornsby-heights-new-south-wales-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Hornsby Heights, New South Wales 2012. Source-stated location: Location: Off Tanglewood Firetrail, Hornsby Heights. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Around the late spring / early summer of 2012, I took my 5 year old son on a bush walk. At the time I lived right on the Tanglewood Firetrail (At No7). The firetrail runs around the back of Hornsby Heights, Northwest Sydney. We took a small track that follows the valley off the firetrail. It followed the contour of the terrain of the valley. I'm not sure ho...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Hornsby Heights, NSW (NSW): high; Location: Off Tanglewood Firetrail, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.6630602, "map_longitude": 151.1021935, "map_place_name": "Hornsby Heights, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for Hornsby Heights, New South Wales 2012. Source-stated location: Location: Off Tanglewood Firetrail, Hornsby Heights. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Around the late spring / early summer of 2012, I took my 5 year old son on a bush walk. At the time I lived right on the Tanglewood Firetrail (At No7). The firetrail runs around the back of Hornsby Heights, Northwest Sydney. We took a small track that follows the valley off the firetrail. It followed the contour of the terrain of the valley. I'm not sure ho...", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 497, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1609-wolvi-queensland-2012", "title": "Wolvi, Queensland 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "19 th September 2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1609-wolvi-queensland-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wolvi, Queensland 2012. Source-stated location: Wolvi, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: As per request, the Witness in this report wishes to remain anonymous and the location obscure.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wolvi, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.1448875, "map_longitude": 152.8442704, "map_place_name": "Wolvi, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wolvi, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 505, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2113-woolooga-queensland-2012", "title": "Woolooga, Queensland 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2113-woolooga-queensland-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Woolooga, Queensland 2012. Source-stated location: Woolooga, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was driving along the Wide Bay Highway in my Toyota Orion. It was a beautiful day, so it may have been around summer. I was with my nephew Leonard, who was only about 6 to 8 years younger than me. I was running him home to Kilkivan.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Woolooga, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.0171915, "map_longitude": 152.3704487, "map_place_name": "Woolooga, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Woolooga, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 536, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1600-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-2012", "title": "Mt. Kembla, New South Wales 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July 27 th , 2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1600-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Kembla, New South Wales 2012. Source-stated location: Mt. Kembla, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I have been doing some research on a bizarre experience I had last night, and came across this website. Last night I was at the Mt Kembla lookout, that over looks Lake Illawarra. I had been there, sitting in my car for about 15 minutes, and heard some rather large sticks being broken in the distance, like something was walking through the forest.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt. Kembla, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.4421839, "map_longitude": 150.8067132, "map_place_name": "Mt. Kembla, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt. Kembla, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 539, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2117-mt-warning-new-south-wales-2012", "title": "Mt. Warning, New South Wales 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2117-mt-warning-new-south-wales-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Warning, New South Wales 2012. Source-stated location: Mt Warning (Byrrill Creek), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [Female Witness. National Parks and Wildlife Officer]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Warning, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.3818, "map_longitude": 153.2846, "map_place_name": "Mt Warning, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Warning (Byrrill Creek), New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 568, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1602-providence-portal-new-south-wales-2012", "title": "Providence Portal, New South Wales 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June 9, 2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1602-providence-portal-new-south-wales-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Providence Portal, New South Wales 2012. Source-stated location: Providence Portal, New South Wales (Lake Ecumbene - Snowy Mountains). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Remote Forestry. Body excerpt retained for review: Shane and his friend arrived at Providence Portal, on the edge of Lake Ecumbene, on Friday the 5 th of June for Fly Fishing, as they have done many times before.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Providence Portal, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.9485, "map_longitude": 148.6346, "map_place_name": "Providence Portal, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Providence Portal, New South Wales (Lake Ecumbene - Snowy Mountains)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 583, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2082-stuarts-point-new-south-wales-2012", "title": "Stuarts Point, New South Wales 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2082-stuarts-point-new-south-wales-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Stuarts Point, New South Wales 2012. Source-stated location: Stuarts Point, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was living at the base of Yarrahapinni National Park by myself at the time. I had moved down from Townsville where I had been working in the Army.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Stuarts Point, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.8209314, "map_longitude": 152.9933138, "map_place_name": "Stuarts Point, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Stuarts Point, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 589, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1868-tenterfield-new-south-wales-2012", "title": "Tenterfield, New South Wales 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1868-tenterfield-new-south-wales-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tenterfield, New South Wales 2012. Source-stated location: Tenterfield (area), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [New England Highway – South of Tenterfield]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tenterfield, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.83843, "map_longitude": 152.2813166, "map_place_name": "Tenterfield, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tenterfield (area), New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 611, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1628-watigans-new-south-wales-2012", "title": "Watagans, New South Wales 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Autumn or Spring 2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1628-watigans-new-south-wales-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Watagans, New South Wales 2012. Source-stated location: Watagans, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and a friends were 4WD’ing in a Hilux around 10.30 at night past the Pine Forest Picnic Area. We were doing about 60kmh and slowed down for a corner. We came around the corner with the High Beams on and we saw something in the grass on the right side of the road.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Watagans, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.0095237, "map_longitude": 151.3768922, "map_place_name": "Watagans, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Watagans, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 735, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 8, "external_id": "openalex:W1486731256", "title": "Evidence of ENSO mega‐drought triggered collapse of prehistory Aboriginal society in northwest Australia", "publication": "Geophysical Research Letters", "author": "Hamish A. 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Work type: article. Publication/source: ResearchOnline at James Cook University (James Cook University). Location signal is figure-associated region (Australia), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: [Extract] Despite its title this book is not so much an examination of the 'Australian Gorilla' as a detailed description of the author's campaign to gain acceptance for the existence of the yahoo. The author has spent decades struggling to have the existence of a large, ape-like animal in the forested hills of eastern Australia recognised as scientific fact. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4376, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:08364ae84556cc7a", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Wandering, WA (Aug 2012)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/western-australia/1601-wandering-western-australia-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Wandering, WA (Aug 2012). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4384, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:f5eea6deaf0e4329", "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #07) at Nunderi, New South Wales (2012)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_uD_zF_B8Y", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #07) at Nunderi, New South Wales (2012). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4503, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:a058cde9b9d3f49b", "title": "Reports from newspapers: 2012 - Sydney Telegraph Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1776-2012-sydney-telegraph-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Reports from newspapers: 2012 - Sydney Telegraph Yowie Article. Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5681; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "2012 - Sydney Telegraph Yowie Article, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.708, "map_longitude": 150.545, "map_place_name": "2012 - Sydney Telegraph Yowie Article, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4580, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:eec04be621532f6c", "title": "Witness sketches: Woolooga, Queensland(2012)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2012", "year": 2012, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Witness sketches: Woolooga, Queensland(2012). 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 74, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/2095-bemm-river-victoria-2013", "title": "Bemm River, Victoria 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2095-bemm-river-victoria-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bemm River, Victoria 2013. Source-stated location: Bemm River, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Hi Dean, thanks for your email. Myself and fishing mate Luke saw something out of place in pretty well the exact same location discussed in your recent audio (Bemm River Witness, Audio #142). Unfortunately our experience wasn't quite as detailed or elaborate as the one discussed since our experience was very brief but I will give you the run down as follows.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bemm River, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.639909, "map_longitude": 148.8869984, "map_place_name": "Bemm River, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bemm River, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 75, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1677-healesville-victoria-2013", "title": "Healesville, Victoria 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1677-healesville-victoria-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Healesville, Victoria 2013. Source-stated location: Healesville, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I had normal driving lights and spot lights which light up the whole road. Coming back towards Healesville from the range around a few bends, we came into a straight stretch and a dip. As we came up the other side, there was this very large reddish brown animal on the left hand side of the road looking like it was getting ready to cross the road.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Healesville, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.6537218, "map_longitude": 145.5161533, "map_place_name": "Healesville, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Healesville, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 136, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1664-wingello-new-south-wales-2012", "title": "Wingello, New South Wales 2012", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "19 th of November 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1664-wingello-new-south-wales-2012", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wingello, New South Wales 2012. Source-stated location: Wingello, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: One of my close friends saw the same thing at Canyonleigh about 6 months before my sighting.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wingello, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.7032044, "map_longitude": 150.1660245, "map_place_name": "Wingello, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wingello, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 137, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1622-hawkesburry-river-new-south-wales-2013", "title": "Hawkesburry River, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Feb 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1622-hawkesburry-river-new-south-wales-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Hawkesburry River, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Hawkesbury River, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Encounter?. Body excerpt retained for review: My name is Phillip. I’m a 66 year old self-funded retired businessman, and my wife is *******************", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Hawkesbury River, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.5038702, "map_longitude": 150.9274931, "map_place_name": "Hawkesbury River, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Hawkesbury River, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 138, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1618-central-new-south-wales-2013", "title": "Parkes, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "13 th of April, 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1618-central-new-south-wales-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Parkes, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Parkes and Central District, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting (Multipule). Body excerpt retained for review: Exact location withheld by Witness (Part Aboriginal)", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Parkes and Central District, NSW (NSW): high; Parkes, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.8225409, "map_longitude": 147.9761363, "map_place_name": "Parkes, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for Parkes, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Parkes and Central District, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting (Multipule). Body excerpt retained for review: Exact location withheld by Witness (Part Aboriginal)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 139, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1867-tucabia-new-south-wales-2013", "title": "Tucabia, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1867-tucabia-new-south-wales-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tucabia, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Tucabia, New South Wales (Just East of Grafton). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We had lived in the 120 acre farm just on the northern and eastern boundary of the National Park. It was basically bush all the way out to the coast.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tucabia, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.6681594, "map_longitude": 153.1064755, "map_place_name": "Tucabia, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tucabia, New South Wales (Just East of Grafton)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 198, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1656-bribie-island-queensland-2013", "title": "Bribie Island, Queensland 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July 19th, 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1656-bribie-island-queensland-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bribie Island, Queensland 2013. Source-stated location: Bribie Island, Queensland (Beachmere, Peel Road). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Thick bush and mangrove swamp near large saltwater estuary.. Body excerpt retained for review: I’d had a fight with the missus. Went for a drive. Had pulled over on a dirt road to have a cigarette. Can’t be really sure of what I saw, so I can’t boast about it too much.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bribie Island, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.9644799, "map_longitude": 153.120238, "map_place_name": "Bribie Island, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bribie Island, Queensland (Beachmere, Peel Road)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 199, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1661-laidley-queensland-2013", "title": "Laidley, Queensland 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "September 22 nd , 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1661-laidley-queensland-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Laidley, Queensland 2013. Source-stated location: Laidley, Queensland (Rosewood-Laidley Road). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We had been out to see my Nephew play Football in Laidley and we were coming home on a road we travel regularly, down the Range towards Grandchester.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Laidley, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.6395345, "map_longitude": 152.4132894, "map_place_name": "Laidley, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Laidley, Queensland (Rosewood-Laidley Road)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 226, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1658-colac-victoria-2013", "title": "Colac, Victoria 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1658-colac-victoria-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Colac, Victoria 2013. Source-stated location: Colac, Victoria (Between Colac and Camperdown). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was driving back from Warrnambool, looking out to the right hand side of the road. When I glimpsed back at the road, something caught my eye racing through the trees on the other side.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Colac, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.3399766, "map_longitude": 143.5858537, "map_place_name": "Colac, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Colac, Victoria (Between Colac and Camperdown)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 278, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1623-bexhill-new-south-wales-2013", "title": "Bexhill, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "27 th April, 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1623-bexhill-new-south-wales-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bexhill, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Bexhill, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Scott had only just turned left off Eltham Road, and was driving along Bangalow Road his girlfriend in the front and two friends in the back seat of their car.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bexhill, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.7631637, "map_longitude": 153.3480115, "map_place_name": "Bexhill, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bexhill, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 293, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1663-blaxland-new-south-wales-2013", "title": "Blaxland, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July to September 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1663-blaxland-new-south-wales-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Blaxland, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Blaxland, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I have only seen it a couple of times. Actually it was my brother who saw it first. We have a fire trial down the back of our property, and I was walking with my brother and my mother and we heard very loud thumping. I mean REALLY loud. Then we saw this thing bolting up the side of the hill.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Blaxland, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7460755, "map_longitude": 150.6092697, "map_place_name": "Blaxland, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Blaxland, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 309, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1660-daisy-hill-queensland-2013", "title": "Daisy Hill, Queensland 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "August 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1660-daisy-hill-queensland-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Daisy Hill, Queensland 2013. Source-stated location: Daisy Hill. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I decided to go bushwalking with my daughter. She\\'s nearing two so I figured I\\'d let her go \\\"exploring with Daddy\\\".", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Daisy Hill, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.643611, "map_longitude": 153.1538113, "map_place_name": "Daisy Hill, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Daisy Hill", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 311, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1657-dalby-queensland-2013", "title": "Dalby, Queensland 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "March 27th, 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1657-dalby-queensland-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Dalby, Queensland 2013. Source-stated location: Dalby Queensland (SW, Gulera Road). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Terrain field: Paddocks plus dense scrub.. Body excerpt retained for review: It was Easter, about two months ago. I had picked up some Easter Eggs. I was driving back to camp. I’m a Chef. It was broad daylight, must have been about midday or early afternoon or something, 1.30 - 2 O’Clock.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Dalby, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.1822593, "map_longitude": 151.2634168, "map_place_name": "Dalby, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Dalby Queensland (SW, Gulera Road)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 379, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2282-maudsland-queensland-2013", "title": "Maudsland, Queensland 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "May 8th, 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2282-maudsland-queensland-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Maudsland, Queensland 2013. Source-stated location: Maudsland/Pacific Pines (Nerang State Forest). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I walking to a Park on a path through the back of an oval/field that backs onto bush land. Its quite a populated area, but the bushland does lead onto the Nerang State Forest. It was starting to get dark, and I didn’t want to be walking alone in the dark, so I was walking quite quickly. I walked past it, then realised what I had just walked passed.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Maudsland/Pacific Pines, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9280622, "map_longitude": 153.2823303, "map_place_name": "Maudsland/Pacific Pines, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Maudsland/Pacific Pines (Nerang State Forest)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 414, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1845-glenbrook-new-south-wales-2013", "title": "Glenbrook, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "13 th June, 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1845-glenbrook-new-south-wales-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Glenbrook, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Glenbrook, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was a wet drizzly and foggy day. I was walking up a hiking track about 100m when I started hearing voices. They almost sounded like aboriginal voices from the right hand side. They sounded like children’s voices, perhaps 5 or 6 year olds. I couldn’t make out what they were saying. Then I heard what sounded like teenage voices, but again I couldn’t make o...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Glenbrook, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.7670661, "map_longitude": 150.622492, "map_place_name": "Glenbrook, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Glenbrook, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 438, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1842-grenfell-new-south-wales-2013", "title": "Grenfell, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1842-grenfell-new-south-wales-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Grenfell, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Grenfell, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and my wife were coming towards Grenfell through the back way from Werris Creek. It was a bright sunny day.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Grenfell, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8967902, "map_longitude": 148.160764, "map_place_name": "Grenfell, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Grenfell, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 461, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2077-tarampa-queens-and-2013", "title": "Tarampa, Queensland 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2077-tarampa-queens-and-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tarampa, Queensland 2013. Source-stated location: Tarampa, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was married at the time and living in Laidley. My ex-wife had our two children and heading over to her mother’s house for lunch on a Sunday.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tarampa, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.4934865, "map_longitude": 152.5442582, "map_place_name": "Tarampa, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tarampa, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 466, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2260-jackadgery-new-south-wales-2013", "title": "Jackadgery, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2260-jackadgery-new-south-wales-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Jackadgery, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Jackadgery, NSW. Event field: Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was 10:30pm a Thursday, right at the end of February. Relevantly, we’d had 3 months of really heavy rainfall, above average. We’d had 2 floods in 5 weeks, and this day we’d had an afternoon thunderstorm followed by 6 hours of just steady, non-stop rain. It’s a really dark night, no moon, no stars. A miserable night, the ground was so saturated. There’s a...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Jackadgery, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.5816646, "map_longitude": 152.5511068, "map_place_name": "Jackadgery, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Jackadgery, NSW", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 528, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2264-mongarlowe-new-south-wales-2013", "title": "Mongarlowe, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "May, 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2264-mongarlowe-new-south-wales-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mongarlowe, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Mongarlowe, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/images/Maps/NSW/Mongarlowe%20Yowie.jpg?1695940315155", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mongarlowe, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.4217586, "map_longitude": 149.9390471, "map_place_name": "Mongarlowe, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mongarlowe, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 529, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1624-mooney-mooney-new-south-wales-2013", "title": "Mooney Mooney, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "February 15th 2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1624-mooney-mooney-new-south-wales-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mooney Mooney, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Mooney Mooney Creek, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Witness John, Ex-Girlfriend, Son and Step Son", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mooney Mooney Creek, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.465, "map_longitude": 151.2177778, "map_place_name": "Mooney Mooney Creek, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mooney Mooney Creek, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 537, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1955-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-2013", "title": "Mt. Kembla, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1955-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Kembla, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Mt. Kembla, New South Wales. Event field: Possible Infrasound. Body excerpt retained for review: I was bush walking with my son right at the top of Mt Kembla and we came across a deer carcass. The back leg was completely busted backwards like it had been picked up and swung around. It was torn open and everything internal removed, yet not a drop of blood. I’ve worked in the meat industry for many years and I’ve never seen anything like it.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt. Kembla, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.4421839, "map_longitude": 150.8067132, "map_place_name": "Mt. Kembla, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt. Kembla, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 572, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1629-roseberg-state-forest-new-south-wales-2013", "title": "Roseberg State Forest, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1629-roseberg-state-forest-new-south-wales-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Roseberg State Forest, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Roseberg State Forest, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: Location of Sighting: Roseberg State Forest, NSW", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Roseberg State Forest, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8225728, "map_longitude": 149.0473509, "map_place_name": "Roseberg State Forest, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "Roseberg State Forest, New South Wales 2013", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 573, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2058-roseberg-state-forest-new-south-wales-2014", "title": "Roseberg State Forest, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2058-roseberg-state-forest-new-south-wales-2014", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Roseberg State Forest, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Roseberg State Forest, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was out there with my metal detector waving it around over the dirt, and the detector made an alert so I was scratching around on the ground and I heard what sounded like a dog growling, so I looked around for a dog.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Roseberg State Forest, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8225728, "map_longitude": 149.0473509, "map_place_name": "Roseberg State Forest, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Roseberg State Forest, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 578, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1689-stannifer-new-south-wales-2013", "title": "Stannifer, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1689-stannifer-new-south-wales-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Stannifer, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Stannifer, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and a friend were fossicking for crystals. It would have been around 4.30pm.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Stannifer, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.8807245, "map_longitude": 151.2179078, "map_place_name": "Stannifer, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Stannifer, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 596, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1914-torrington-new-south-wales-2013", "title": "Torrington, New South Wales 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1914-torrington-new-south-wales-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Torrington, New South Wales 2013. Source-stated location: Torrington, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: The area is high in Gem Stones, so we used to go camping there and have a look around.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Torrington, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.3112985, "map_longitude": 151.6967475, "map_place_name": "Torrington, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Torrington, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 726, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 7, "external_id": "openalex:W4381740414", "title": "Ancient Art and Modern Australians: Continuity in the Laura Art System (Cape York Peninsula)", "publication": "Palethnologie", "author": "Noelene Cole", "date_published": "2013-01-01", "year": 2013, "url": "https://doi.org/10.4000/palethnologie.4379", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Quinkan'. Work type: article. Publication/source: Palethnologie. Location signal is figure-associated region (Queensland), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: Two absolute dating methods have been used in the Laura / Quinkan region to date pre-Historic rock art -dating of excavated rock art materials by association with stratified deposits and AMS 14 C dating of rock surface accretions associated with rock art. The research indicates a long art sequence and the occasional survival of late Pleistocene art. 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Work type: article. Publication/source: Palethnologie. Location signal is figure-associated region (Western Australia), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: The Kimberley region of north-west Australia has many thousands of rock paintings that span a period of thousands of years. Four distinct periods are recognised, based on superposition of styles: Early naturalistic animals with irregular painted infill; Gwion or Bradshaw figures; Wandjinas; Post-European contact art. 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Work type: preprint. Publication/source: OpenAlex. Location signal is figure-associated region (Australia), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: [Extract] You might think the idea of a Yeti is far-fetched, but don't tell that to Oxford University Professor Bryan Sykes - or to the locals in Australian towns like Kilcoy and Woodenbong. Sykes created a global frenzy when he recently announced that the Yeti might well exist. His analyses were based on two hair samples collected 800 miles apart in the Himalayas. 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(ABC: Emily Bryan) abc.net.au/news/ghostbusters-check-colonial-house-for-bumps-in-the-night/4804354 Link copied ShareShare article A team of real-life ghost hunters in Tasmania has recorded what they believe could be evidence of paranormal activity in a National Trust home. 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Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5683; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "2013 - Queensland Times Yowie Article, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.7208, "map_longitude": 152.3752, "map_place_name": "2013 - Queensland Times Yowie Article, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4567, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:0fc39898f38a3812", "title": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Nerang State Forest, Queensland (2013)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/footprints", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Photographs of footprints and handprints : Nerang State Forest, Queensland (2013). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5745; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Nerang State Forest, Queensland, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9766, "map_longitude": 153.293618, "map_place_name": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Nerang State Forest, Queensland, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4618, "source_id": 51, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-state-index:de9deacc8f2572af", "title": "AYR report index: Maudsland, Queensland 2013", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "author": null, "date_published": "2013", "year": 2013, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2282-maudsland-queensland-2013", "snippet": "Public AYR QLD report index link: Maudsland, Queensland 2013. The state index supplies the public report URL, place text, and year; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_link", "genre": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "publicness_code": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5796; quality stage_only_public_report_index_link.", "location_summary": "Maudsland, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_index_link", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "mapped", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 27, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:south-australia/1805-wilpena-pound-south-australia-2014", "title": "Wilpena Pound, South Australia 2014", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "6 th of October 2014", "year": 2014, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/south-australia/1805-wilpena-pound-south-australia-2014", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wilpena Pound, South Australia 2014. Source-stated location: Wilpena Pound, South Australia (Flinders Ranges). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was searching for reptiles when I thought I’d have a break have a drink. I walked down to a creek and sat down, within 30 seconds I heard a noise and then I saw a 7 to 8 feet hairy ape- like creature stand up looked at me before running off.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wilpena Pound, SA (SA): high", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.5264564, "map_longitude": 138.606148, "map_place_name": "Wilpena Pound, SA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wilpena Pound, South Australia (Flinders Ranges)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 140, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1838-nemingha-new-south-wales-2014", "title": "Nemingha, New South Wales 2014", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2014", "year": 2014, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1838-nemingha-new-south-wales-2014", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Nemingha, New South Wales 2014. Source-stated location: Nemingha, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and a mate were driving north towards Tamworth on the Tamworth-Nundle Road. Just before Tamworth there’s about 6 to 8km of winding road downwards. About a kilometre or two down from the cuttings on top near the last set of pine forest, it was just on the side of the road.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Nemingha, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.1212156, "map_longitude": 150.9888808, "map_place_name": "Nemingha, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Nemingha, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 200, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1829-deepwater-national-park-queensland-2014", "title": "Deepwater National Park, Queensland 2014", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "04/05/2014", "year": 2014, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1829-deepwater-national-park-queensland-2014", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Deepwater National Park, Queensland 2014. Source-stated location: Deepwater National Park (Agnes Waters), Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Our property backs onto the National Park, and I’ve lived there my whole life. A lot of freaky things happen here.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Deepwater National Park, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -24.3082663, "map_longitude": 151.9379523, "map_place_name": "Deepwater National Park, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Deepwater National Park (Agnes Waters), Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 281, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1682-bilpin-new-south-wales-2014", "title": "Bilpin, New South Wales 2014", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "22/03/2014", "year": 2014, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1682-bilpin-new-south-wales-2014", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bilpin, New South Wales 2014. Source-stated location: Bilpin, New South Wales. Event field: Possible Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: I took my girlfriend bushwalking at this site. We were about 300 metres from the end of the track and she was 30 metres ahead of me - I am a big guy and was watching my footing on some of the slippery footing there.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bilpin, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.496492, "map_longitude": 150.5288182, "map_place_name": "Bilpin, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bilpin, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 289, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/2008-rokewood-victoria-2014", "title": "Rokewood, Victoria 2014", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June 2014", "year": 2014, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2008-rokewood-victoria-2014", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Rokewood, Victoria 2014. Source-stated location: Rokewood (Dereel), Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Witness: Wes also had a Yowie sighting at Colac back in 1980.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Rokewood, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.9015846, "map_longitude": 143.7198039, "map_place_name": "Rokewood, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Rokewood (Dereel), Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 343, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2191-jacobs-well-queensland-2014", "title": "Jacobs Well, Queensland 2014", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "December 2014", "year": 2014, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2191-jacobs-well-queensland-2014", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Jacobs Well, Queensland 2014. Source-stated location: Jacobs Well, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Report taken by Gary Lynn on behalf of AYR", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Jacobs Well, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.781997, "map_longitude": 153.3548782, "map_place_name": "Jacobs Well, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Jacobs Well, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 360, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1672-cessnock-new-south-wales-2014", "title": "Cessnock, New South Wales 2014", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Feb 2 nd , 2014", "year": 2014, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1672-cessnock-new-south-wales-2014", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cessnock, New South Wales 2014. Source-stated location: Cessnock, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Lived at the property for 14 years – Nothing odd had happened in the past. Property has several paddocks with Horses backing onto vast Forest.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cessnock, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.8316667, "map_longitude": 151.3511111, "map_place_name": "Cessnock, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cessnock, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 378, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2033-cooperbung-new-south-wales-2014", "title": "Cooperbung, New South Wales 2014", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "August, 2014", "year": 2014, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2033-cooperbung-new-south-wales-2014", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cooperbung, New South Wales 2014. Source-stated location: Cooperbung, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was working in Port Macquarie and was coming home on the old Pacific Highway towards Kempsey. They had just started on the roadworks and were clearing where the new Pacific Highway was going in. 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Location cue from public page title/path: Northern Territory, Northern Territory.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Northern Territory (NT): medium", "state_territory": "NT", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1049, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1798-2014-abc-news-yowie-article-2", "title": "2014 - ABC News Yowie Article 2", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2014", "year": 2014, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1798-2014-abc-news-yowie-article-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2014 - ABC News Yowie Article 2. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. 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Let's hope the bark worse than bite. It's hard to imagine what could cause this sort of damage. 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Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5479; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Cooperabung, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.2816667, "map_longitude": 152.7844444, "map_place_name": "Cooperabung, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4310, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:978d73e743d27c79", "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Grafton - Coutts Crossing, New South Wales 2014", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2014", "year": 2014, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2073-grafton-coutts-crossing-nsw-2014", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Grafton - Coutts Crossing, New South Wales 2014. 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Source-stated location: Harrietville, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Friday afternoon we went out hunting with my Dad. I’ve been hunting since I was 8 years old and never seen anything like this. My Dad and Uncle are from Old School, pretty much skeptics. I’ve always looked at my Dad as strong, but after this day he’s been very quiet. Basically we saw this very large, whatever you want to call it, Bigfoot?, it was about 8ft...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Harrietville, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.8923168, "map_longitude": 147.0638695, "map_place_name": "Harrietville, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Harrietville, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 77, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/2219-mount-hotham-victoria-2015", "title": "Mount Hotham, Victoria 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2219-mount-hotham-victoria-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mount Hotham, Victoria 2015. Source-stated location: Mt Hotham Victoria. Event field: Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: We were heading up to Harrietville, up to Dinner Plain, it was Saturday morning. We started heading up there quite late, it was pretty cold and frosty. It was early May, start of the snow season. We had a Renault back then with amazing lights that shone all the way up.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Hotham, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.9752998, "map_longitude": 147.1280943, "map_place_name": "Mt Hotham, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Hotham Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 141, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1999-coramba-new-south-wales-2015", "title": "Coramba, New South Wales 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Summer 2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1999-coramba-new-south-wales-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Coramba, New South Wales 2015. Source-stated location: Near Coramba, west of Coffs Harbour. Event field: Possible Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: My partner and I went camping near Coramba in the Coffs Harbour hinterland. The location was in the state forest not far from farms & residences, a 10 minute drive from a sealed road. We had actually lived nearby previously and joked about it being Yowie country (me being a believer, my partner not). We set up camp in an old unused fire trail intersection,...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Near Coramba, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.2208606, "map_longitude": 153.0148823, "map_place_name": "Near Coramba, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Near Coramba, west of Coffs Harbour", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 142, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1824-mt-keira-new-south-wales-2015", "title": "Mt. Keira, New South Wales 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1824-mt-keira-new-south-wales-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Keira, New South Wales 2015. Source-stated location: Mt Keira, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Details of Sighting: Mount Keira Road in the western suburbs of Wollongong snakes its way up the escarpment through very dense bushland. It has a very low traffic volume and it makes a challenging and very popular ride for cyclists. This is what I was doing when this sighting occurred.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Keira, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.403077, "map_longitude": 150.8520661, "map_place_name": "Mt Keira, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Keira, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 201, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2072-nanango-queensland-2015", "title": "Nanango, Queensland 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2072-nanango-queensland-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Nanango, Queensland 2015. Source-stated location: Nanango, Queensland. Event field: Handprint. Body excerpt retained for review: I was with my two kids, we went camping in the East Nanango State Forest (southern side). My son was 14 and my daughter was 18. We arrived in the afternoon for a 4 day camp. The area was new to us.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Nanango, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.6764195, "map_longitude": 151.9851744, "map_place_name": "Nanango, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Nanango, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 203, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1848-ormeau-hills-queensland-2016", "title": "Ormeau Hills, Queensland 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1848-ormeau-hills-queensland-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ormeau Hills, Queensland 2016. Source-stated location: Ormeau Hills, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We’ve lived here for going onto 9 years now, and nothing like this has happened before. I was taking my Border Collie dog for a walk up the street last night. There is a new housing estate and he often goes for a run through the bush and is always excited as he runs around.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ormeau Hills, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.800612, "map_longitude": 153.2337463, "map_place_name": "Ormeau Hills, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ormeau Hills, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 266, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1841-belbora-new-south-wales-2015", "title": "Belbora, New South Wales 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1841-belbora-new-south-wales-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Belbora, New South Wales 2015. Source-stated location: Belbora, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and my wife have lived on this property for about 17 years.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Belbora, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.9733333, "map_longitude": 152.1511111, "map_place_name": "Belbora, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Belbora, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 295, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1811-trentham-victoria-2015", "title": "Trentham, Victoria 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "3 rd June 2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1811-trentham-victoria-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Trentham, Victoria 2015. Source-stated location: Trentham, Victoria (Domino Trail). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Saw a tall dark figure walk across the Domino Trail about 3.5km south-west of Trentham heading towards Lyonville. It came up an embankment from the bush from the left, stood briefly in the middle of the trail while appearing look at me and my dog, then walked into the bush down the opposite embankment.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Trentham, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.3900875, "map_longitude": 144.3263388, "map_place_name": "Trentham, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Trentham, Victoria (Domino Trail)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 304, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1888-bocoble-new-south-wales-2015", "title": "Bocoble, New South Wales 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "March, 2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1888-bocoble-new-south-wales-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bocoble, New South Wales 2015. Source-stated location: Bocoble, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I’m an avid hunter for many years and been in the bush for a long time. I’m not afraid of much in the Australian Outback or bush.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bocoble, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.7983333, "map_longitude": 149.7177778, "map_place_name": "Bocoble, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bocoble, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 326, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2118-brisbane-water-national-park-new-south-wales-2015", "title": "Brisbane Water National Park, New South Wales 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June 2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2118-brisbane-water-national-park-new-south-wales-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Brisbane Water National Park, New South Wales 2015. Source-stated location: Woy Woy (Brisbane Water National Park), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Every two months or so we do a trip to Killcare in Central Coast to visit my in-laws therefore the route is very well known to us. Normally I’m the family driver but this time I felt tired and it was already after 8pm before leaving home so I asked my wife to do the driving.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Woy Woy, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.4880548, "map_longitude": 151.3274925, "map_place_name": "Woy Woy, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Woy Woy (Brisbane Water National Park), New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 328, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1973-broke-new-south-wales-2015", "title": "Broke, New South Wales 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "December, 2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1973-broke-new-south-wales-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Broke, New South Wales 2015. Source-stated location: Broke, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: There has been 3 times I have seen whatever this is. The first time I had my daughter (21), with me while we were coming back from Maitland. It was on Broke Road which runs between Broke and Cessnock. The Broke end of the road is fairly well treed.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Broke, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.7477265, "map_longitude": 151.102302, "map_place_name": "Broke, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Broke, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 367, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2129-lake-tinaroo-queensland-1995", "title": "Lake Tinaroo, Queensland 1995", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2129-lake-tinaroo-queensland-1995", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lake Tinaroo, Queensland 1995. Source-stated location: Lake Tinaroo, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was in the Army in those days, based in Townsville and had a weekend off. From Townsville it’s not too far, about 4 hours or so. We were heading up there to camp. I had my brother with me, his girlfriend at the time and my girlfriend at the time. We wanted to set up camp before dark, so we were in a bit of a hurry.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lake Tinaroo, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.1964585, "map_longitude": 145.5740538, "map_place_name": "Lake Tinaroo, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lake Tinaroo, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 377, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2128-manumbar-queensland-2015", "title": "Manumbar, Queensland 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2128-manumbar-queensland-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Manumbar, Queensland 2015. Source-stated location: Manumbar, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [Manumbar Road, between Wrattens Forest and Gallangowan State Forest]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Manumbar, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.370452, "map_longitude": 152.2800721, "map_place_name": "Manumbar, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Manumbar, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 396, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2000-dorrigo-new-south-wales-2015", "title": "Dorrigo, New South Wales 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Autumn 2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2000-dorrigo-new-south-wales-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Dorrigo, New South Wales 2015. Source-stated location: Dorrigo, New South Wales. Event field: Possible Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: Environment: Rainforest, escarpment, popular walking track", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Dorrigo, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.3399677, "map_longitude": 152.7120341, "map_place_name": "Dorrigo, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Dorrigo, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 493, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1875-beechmont-queensland-2015", "title": "Witheren, Queensland 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1875-beechmont-queensland-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Witheren, Queensland 2015. Source-stated location: Witheren, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was living at Lower Beechmont and heading down to Canungra on the Beechmont-Canungra Road, I was cruising around an S-Bend in my truck and this thing came out from the right side of the road right in front of me, and back into the scrub on the other side.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Witheren, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0506572, "map_longitude": 153.1877059, "map_place_name": "Witheren, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Witheren, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 521, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1810-maldon-new-south-wales-2015", "title": "Maldon, New South Wales 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1 st of May, 2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1810-maldon-new-south-wales-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Maldon, New South Wales 2015. Source-stated location: Maldon, New South Wales (Picton Road). Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: (Husband and Wife both witnessed the creature at the same time).", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Maldon, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.1984323, "map_longitude": 150.6372344, "map_place_name": "Maldon, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Maldon, New South Wales (Picton Road)", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 530, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1887-morton-np-new-south-wales-2015", "title": "Morton NP, New South Wales 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1887-morton-np-new-south-wales-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Morton NP, New South Wales 2015. Source-stated location: Morton National Park (West of Nowra), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: A couple of kilometres from the Sussex Inlet turn off there is a rest stop and we were camped there in my campervan. It was the worst possible conditions you could think of, with the rain pi$$ing down and blowing a gale.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Morton National Park, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.2321015, "map_longitude": 150.2110148, "map_place_name": "Morton National Park, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Morton National Park (West of Nowra), New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 546, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1967-narara-new-south-wales-2015", "title": "Narara, New South Wales 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Late 2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1967-narara-new-south-wales-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Narara, New South Wales 2015. Source-stated location: Narara, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I arrived home late after being at my Boyfriends house. I had parked at the bottom of the driveway and started walking up. I had previously left some rubbish up on the front veranda of the house and as I was walking up towards the house I could hear something rummaging through the rubbish.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Narara, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.3955556, "map_longitude": 151.3355556, "map_place_name": "Narara, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Narara, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 628, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2143-woy-woy-new-south-wales-2015", "title": "Woy Woy, New South Wales 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2015 (plus others)", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2143-woy-woy-new-south-wales-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Woy Woy, New South Wales 2015. Source-stated location: Woy Woy, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sightings. Body excerpt retained for review: [This Witness was one of the 3 men in the 1995 Woy Woy ‘Old Fire Hands’ encounter, who then later went on to have two more dramatic experiences in the area]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Woy Woy, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.4880548, "map_longitude": 151.3274925, "map_place_name": "Woy Woy, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Woy Woy, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 968, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1898-1025-byron-shire-news-yowie-article", "title": "2015 - Byron Shire News Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1898-1025-byron-shire-news-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2015 - Byron Shire News Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # dean harrison, ipswich, laidley, doyle, crouen, mulgowie, oran-utan, kilkivan", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ipswich (QLD): medium; Kilkivan (QLD): medium; Laidley (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.6160323, "map_longitude": 152.7608348, "map_place_name": "Ipswich", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "ge title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # dean harrison, ipswich, laidley, doyle, crouen, mulgowie, oran-utan, kilkivan 2015 - Byron Shire News Yowie Arti", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 969, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2135-2015-gympie-times-yowie-article", "title": "2015 - Gympie Times Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2135-2015-gympie-times-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2015 - Gympie Times Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: #dean harrison, dianne crouten, mulgowie, kilkivan, laidley, steve doyle", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gympie (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.1900447, "map_longitude": 152.6600256, "map_place_name": "Gympie", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2015 - Gympie Times Yowie Article Australian Yowie Research Public AYR report page for 2015 - Gympie Ti", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 970, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1823-2015-epoch-times", "title": "2015- Epoch Times Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1823-2015-epoch-times", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2015- Epoch Times Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Epoch Times Yowie Article, New South Wales. 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Play Duration: 7 minutes 16 seconds7m Brought to you by ABC Radio National Presented by Natasha Mitchell Kaye Edwards has just turned seventy. She’s just got her first tattoo and she recently reopened a rundown old tavern in the tiny rural community of Dumbleyung in the Great Southern of Western Australia. And she’s turned it into a grand country pub once more, complete with fluffy towels and a friendly resident ghost. Kaye run pubs all over Western Australia – from Borden to Pingrup and Kulin and now the Grand Olde Dumbleyung Inn. 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The state index supplies the public report URL, place text, and year; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_link", "genre": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "publicness_code": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5804; quality stage_only_public_report_index_link.", "location_summary": "Mount Hotham, VIC (VIC): stage_only_public_report_index_link", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.97712, "map_longitude": 147.13303, "map_place_name": "Mount Hotham, VIC", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker_same_place", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_index_link", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate derived from another AYR public map marker for the same place/state, not from this exact report URL. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4628, "source_id": 51, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-state-index:e3ddd79d3f9909d2", "title": "AYR report index: Sixth Creek - Adelaide Hills, South Australia 2015", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "author": null, "date_published": "2015", "year": 2015, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/south-australia/1882-sixth-creek-adelaide-hills-south-australia-2015", "snippet": "Public AYR SA report index link: Sixth Creek - Adelaide Hills, South Australia 2015. The state index supplies the public report URL, place text, and year; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_link", "genre": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "publicness_code": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5806; quality stage_only_public_report_index_link.", "location_summary": "Sixth Creek - Adelaide Hills, SA (SA): stage_only_public_report_index_link", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.911185, "map_longitude": 138.70735, "map_place_name": "Sixth Creek - Adelaide Hills, SA", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker_exact_url", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_index_link", "map_evidence_text": "AYR public map contains a marker for the same report URL. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 29, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:south-australia/1856-loxton-south-australia-2016", "title": "Loxton, South Australia 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/south-australia/1856-loxton-south-australia-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Loxton, South Australia 2016. Source-stated location: Loxton, South Australia. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was driving on the Loxton-Swan Reach Road. It’s a road that’s not used a lot. There was about 90kms between towns. I had been driving 30-40 minutes or so out of Loxton and I looked ahead to see what looked like a man walking on the other side of the road and totally brown from head to toe.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Loxton, SA (SA): high", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.4511348, "map_longitude": 140.5696644, "map_place_name": "Loxton, SA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Loxton, South Australia", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 30, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:south-australia/1969-poochera-south-australia-2016", "title": "Poochera, South Australia 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "February, 2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/south-australia/1969-poochera-south-australia-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Poochera, South Australia 2016. Source-stated location: Poochera, South Australia. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We were driving East to West Australia, our ute lost the bolts to hold on the trailer part, and the trailer dragged.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Poochera, SA (SA): high", "state_territory": "SA", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.7203096, "map_longitude": 134.8385447, "map_place_name": "Poochera, SA", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Poochera, South Australia", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 78, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1890-goonerah-victoria-2016", "title": "Goongerah, Victoria 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1890-goonerah-victoria-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Goongerah, Victoria 2016. Source-stated location: Goongerah (North of) Errinundra National Park, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was driving south along Delegate Road that leads towards Orbost. It’s a dirt road, a winding logging road. I was travelling at about 80km/hr. (Delegate turns into Bonang Road and is a dirt road in certain sections)", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Goongerah Errinundra National Park, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.374696, "map_longitude": 148.7899152, "map_place_name": "Goongerah Errinundra National Park, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Goongerah (North of) Errinundra National Park, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 79, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1854-noojee-victoria-2016", "title": "Noojee, Victoria 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "25/03/2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1854-noojee-victoria-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Noojee, Victoria 2016. Source-stated location: Noojee, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I'm not sure if this counts as a sighting or not, but my girlfriend and I went camping near Noojee on Easter weekend and had some strange experiences up there. I had heard of the 1984 Yowie sighting but dismissed it as it was such a long time ago. Since that weekend I've read a lot on the subject and I'm now wondering if what we experienced could have indee...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Noojee, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.8352675, "map_longitude": 145.9443211, "map_place_name": "Noojee, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Noojee, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 143, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1996-kiah-new-south-wales", "title": "Kiah, New South Wales 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1996-kiah-new-south-wales", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kiah, New South Wales 2016. Source-stated location: Kiah (South), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: These reports relating to yowie activity are being passed on to you with regards to the wishes of the witness that is now deceased.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kiah, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.1481965, "map_longitude": 149.8555282, "map_place_name": "Kiah, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kiah (South), New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 202, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2078-boompa-queensland-2016", "title": "Glenbar, Queensland 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July, 2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2078-boompa-queensland-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Glenbar, Queensland 2016. Source-stated location: Glenbar, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [Female Witness on her P Plates at the time]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Glenbar, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.764955, "map_longitude": 152.3437658, "map_place_name": "Glenbar, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Glenbar, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 204, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2127-yandina-queensland-2016", "title": "Yandina, Queensland 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2127-yandina-queensland-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Yandina, Queensland 2016. Source-stated location: Yandina, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We were camped out in the bush doing it a bit tough while we were waiting for a house to become available, instead of lobbing with family, because I’ve got 5 kids. We thought we would do what we always do and my eldest boy grew up in the bush and fishing and hunting is all he knows. But it’s a bit hard taking him back there after what happened there on the...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Yandina, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.5658945, "map_longitude": 152.9596114, "map_place_name": "Yandina, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Yandina, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 238, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/2186-grampians-victoria-2016", "title": "Grampians, Victoria 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2186-grampians-victoria-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Grampians, Victoria 2016. Source-stated location: Grampians, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: The location of the sighting is on a property just out of Stawell on the edge of the Grampians and in the interest of protecting the Landowners identity this is all I can reveal so apologies in advance.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Grampians, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.718805, "map_longitude": 142.2209509, "map_place_name": "Grampians, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Grampians, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 240, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1985-bellthorpe-queensland-2016", "title": "Bellthorpe, Queensland 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1985-bellthorpe-queensland-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bellthorpe, Queensland 2016. Source-stated location: Bellthorpe, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was about 4.30 to 5pm in the afternoon, the sun was starting to get a bit lower and we were starting to head back. We were up there doing a bit of photography of Deer because we do a bit of hunting on my friend’s property, which crosses into National Park.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bellthorpe, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.85239, "map_longitude": 152.7274089, "map_place_name": "Bellthorpe, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bellthorpe, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 298, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/1958-werribee-victoria-2016", "title": "Werribee, Victoria 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "September, 2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1958-werribee-victoria-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Werribee, Victoria 2016. Source-stated location: Werribee, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was on my Learners License and having a driving lesson with my mother who was teaching me to drive a manual car on the back road near the local Tip. We were driving up and down the road which was bushy.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Werribee, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.8995007, "map_longitude": 144.6609036, "map_place_name": "Werribee, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Werribee, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 320, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1883-bowen-mountain-new-south-wales-2016", "title": "Bowen Mountain, New South Wales 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "6 th August, 2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1883-bowen-mountain-new-south-wales-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bowen Mountain, New South Wales 2016. Source-stated location: Bowen Mountain, New South Wales. Event field: No Sighting. Audio Only.. Body excerpt retained for review: Never saw a thing but heard a lot over about half an hour.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bowen Mountain, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.5735614, "map_longitude": 150.6256438, "map_place_name": "Bowen Mountain, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bowen Mountain, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 327, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2243-gatton-queensland-2016", "title": "Gatton, Queensland 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan, 2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2243-gatton-queensland-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Gatton, Queensland 2016. Source-stated location: Gatton, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: In January 2016 I worked as a fruit picker in Gatton QLD. At the 10th of January I waited for my pickup to work in front of our flat, overlooking the street, facing the woods on the opposite side of the street. I must have been 4.30 - 5.00 am, the weather was dry and clear and the sun was just coming up.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gatton, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.5615314, "map_longitude": 152.2791353, "map_place_name": "Gatton, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Gatton, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 330, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2272-broke-new-south-wales-2016", "title": "Broke, New South Wales 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2272-broke-new-south-wales-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Broke, New South Wales 2016. Source-stated location: Broke, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Witness J: (talking about stone throwing at her property) …I thought there might have been shooters out there and it was just sort of coming over the creek and they're not realising there was a house there or something, so I went out and had a look after everything stopped. I was standing on the verandah and I was noticing all these larger pebbles… the hous...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Broke, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.7477265, "map_longitude": 151.102302, "map_place_name": "Broke, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Broke, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 341, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1857-howard-queensland-2016", "title": "Howard, Queensland 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "May, 2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1857-howard-queensland-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Howard, Queensland 2016. Source-stated location: Howard (South), Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was driving with my sister either just before or after 4am on the Bruce Highway. We had passed the Maryborough turn off and heading towards Howard. I was driving.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Howard, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.3383285, "map_longitude": 152.536403, "map_place_name": "Howard, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Howard (South), Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 381, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1891-miles-queensland-2016", "title": "Miles, Queensland 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1891-miles-queensland-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Miles, Queensland 2016. Source-stated location: Between Chinchilla and Miles, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: For my work I do strenuous hours and a lot of travelling. I was on a back road up near the Barakula State Forest between Chinchilla and Miles.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Between Chinchilla and Miles, QLD (QLD): high; Miles, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.7296445, "map_longitude": 150.1520205, "map_place_name": "Miles, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for Miles, Queensland 2016. Source-stated location: Between Chinchilla and Miles, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: For my work I do strenuous hours and a lot of travelling. I was on a back road up near the Barakula State Forest between Chinchilla and Miles.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 463, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2089-tarzali-queensland-2016", "title": "Tarzali, Queensland 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July 2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2089-tarzali-queensland-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tarzali, Queensland 2016. Source-stated location: Tarzali, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I moved into a rental property with my children and niece in 2016. The house is an old cottage, a Queenslander style, and the back of the house is level with a hill, there’s a veranda around front of the house and the toilet and shower is about 7 metres out the back.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Tarzali, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.4246226, "map_longitude": 145.6038006, "map_place_name": "Tarzali, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Tarzali, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 487, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1886-weyba-downs-queensland-2016", "title": "Weyba Downs, Queensland 2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "October, 2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1886-weyba-downs-queensland-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Weyba Downs, Queensland 2016. Source-stated location: Weyba Downs (5 mins South of Noosa), Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was driving along Noosa-Eumundi Road, just past the dump. It’s all very scrubby along there, very foresty. I turned left at the round-about and rove about 1km. As I’m driving I’m looking into the thick bush.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Weyba Downs, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.4502994, "map_longitude": 153.044541, "map_place_name": "Weyba Downs, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Weyba Downs (5 mins South of Noosa), Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 818, "source_id": 15, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "internet_archive:youtube-JETYTh5P5os", "title": "SFi042 - Rex Gilroy - Cryptozoology, Australian Yowie and Big Cat hunter", "publication": "Internet Archive", "author": "StopFundingIsrael", "date_published": "2016-12-15T00:00:00Z", "year": 2016, "url": "https://archive.org/details/youtube-JETYTh5P5os", "snippet": "Public Internet Archive metadata record matching 'Yowie'. Media type: movies. Location signal is figure-associated region (Australia), not a verified event place. Description excerpt: Fascinating interview with Australian Bigfoot, Yowie and Hidden creature researcher Rex Gilroy from 25th October 2016 on The People Speak Radio Show. Steve Johnson interviews the author and researcher of the Australian Yowie creature and talks about the evidence found, the sightings and the mysterious world of hidden ancient cultures in the Australian Outback overlooked by Mainstream Academia. Please do Share, Like, ", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "internet_archive_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "unknown", "genre": "catalogue_metadata", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "Internet Archive public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): low", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 971, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1978-2016-cairns-post", "title": "2016 - Cairns Post Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1978-2016-cairns-post", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2016 - Cairns Post Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Cairns, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # rocky pint range, black mountain, yowie, mowbray, yarri,", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cairns, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -16.9206657, "map_longitude": 145.7721854, "map_place_name": "Cairns, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2016 - Cairns Post Yowie Article", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 972, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1885-chinchilla-news-2016", "title": "2016 - Chinchilla News Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1885-chinchilla-news-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2016 - Chinchilla News Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # ormeau, dean harrison, yowie, tucabia, grafton,", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Grafton (NSW): medium; New South Wales (NSW): medium; Tucabia (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.6816773, "map_longitude": 152.9336357, "map_place_name": "Grafton", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "w South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # ormeau, dean harrison, yowie, tucabia, grafton, 2016 - Chinchilla News Yowie Article URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/18", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 973, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1881-2016-daily-examiner-yowie-article", "title": "2016 - Daily Examiner Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1881-2016-daily-examiner-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2016 - Daily Examiner Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # watagans, grafton, dean harrison, kilkivan, tucabia, ormeau", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kilkivan (QLD): medium; Ormeau (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.080292, "map_longitude": 152.2473652, "map_place_name": "Kilkivan", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "nsland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # watagans, grafton, dean harrison, kilkivan, tucabia, ormeau 2016 - Daily Examiner Yowie Article URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 974, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1877-2016-daily-mail-uk-yowie-article", "title": "2016 - Daily Mail UK Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1877-2016-daily-mail-uk-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2016 - Daily Mail UK Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # darling downs, gorilla, dean harrison, toowoomba, kilkivan, yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kilkivan (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): medium; Toowoomba (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.080292, "map_longitude": 152.2473652, "map_place_name": "Kilkivan", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "nd. Body excerpt retained for review: # darling downs, gorilla, dean harrison, toowoomba, kilkivan, yowie 2016 - Daily Mail UK Yowie Article URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clip", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 975, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1880-gympie-times-yowie-article-2016", "title": "2016 - Gympie Times Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1880-gympie-times-yowie-article-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2016 - Gympie Times Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # gympie, camp kerr, kilkivan, dean harrison, woolooga", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gympie (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.1900447, "map_longitude": 152.6600256, "map_place_name": "Gympie", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2016 - Gympie Times Yowie Article Australian Yowie Research Public AYR report page for 2016 - Gympie Ti", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 976, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2005-2016-nrm-digital-media-yowie-article", "title": "2016- NRM Digital Media Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2005-2016-nrm-digital-media-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2016- NRM Digital Media Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: NRM Digital Media Yowie Article, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # grafton, tamborine, yowie, mackay, harrison, kilkivan", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kilkivan (QLD): medium; Mackay (QLD): medium; NRM Digital Media Yowie Article, QLD (QLD): medium; Tamborine (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.080292, "map_longitude": 152.2473652, "map_place_name": "Kilkivan", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "ensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # grafton, tamborine, yowie, mackay, harrison, kilkivan 2016- NRM Digital Media Yowie Article URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/20", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1053, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2234-2016-9-news-06-09-2016", "title": "2016 - 9 News 06-09-2016", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2234-2016-9-news-06-09-2016", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2016 - 9 News 06-09-2016. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # toowoomba, gorilla", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): medium; Toowoomba (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.5610193, "map_longitude": 151.953351, "map_place_name": "Toowoomba", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # toowoomba, gorilla 2016 - 9 News 06-09-2016 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2234-2", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1054, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1876-2016-toowoomba-cronicle", "title": "2016 - Toowoomba Cronicle Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1876-2016-toowoomba-cronicle", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2016 - Toowoomba Cronicle Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Toowoomba, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # toowoomba, yowie, picnic point, long arms, gorilla", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Toowoomba, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.5610193, "map_longitude": 151.953351, "map_place_name": "Toowoomba, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2016 - Toowoomba Cronicle Yowie Article", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1099, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1872-2016-abc-yowie-article", "title": "2016 - ABC Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1872-2016-abc-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2016 - ABC Yowie Article. 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Body excerpt retained for review: # arthur marrin, yowie, braidwood, captains flat, yahoo, gorilla, graham joyner,", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Braidwood (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.4388907, "map_longitude": 149.7955552, "map_place_name": "Braidwood", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "uded from strict map placement. 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Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5699; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "2016 - Toowoomba Cronicle Yowie Article, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.580508, "map_longitude": 151.990503, "map_place_name": "2016 - Toowoomba Cronicle Yowie Article, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4565, "source_id": 50, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-yowie-map:f00d8edce9b355e2", "title": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Kinds Road, Ulladulla, New South Wales (2016)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "author": null, "date_published": "2016", "year": 2016, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/footprints", "snippet": "Public AYR Yowie map marker: Photographs of footprints and handprints : Kinds Road, Ulladulla, New South Wales (2016). Coordinates and link are displayed in the public map page; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_marker", "genre": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publicness_code": "public_web_map_marker_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5743; quality stage_only_public_report_marker.", "location_summary": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Kinds Road, Ulladulla, New South Wales, NSW (NSW): stage_only_public_report_marker", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.362339, "map_longitude": 150.459172, "map_place_name": "Photographs of footprints and handprints : Kinds Road, Ulladulla, New South Wales, NSW", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "map_verification_status": "verified_place", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "map_evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 144, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1957-lawrence-new-south-wales-2017", "title": "Lawrence, New South Wales 2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1957-lawrence-new-south-wales-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lawrence, New South Wales 2017. Source-stated location: Lawrence, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We have moved to a rented home in Lawrence surrounded by paddocks, bush and cane fields.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lawrence, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.5009847, "map_longitude": 153.1003352, "map_place_name": "Lawrence, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lawrence, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 145, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1959-wingello-new-south-wales-2017", "title": "Wingello, New South Wales 2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "September, 2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1959-wingello-new-south-wales-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wingello, New South Wales 2017. Source-stated location: Wingello, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Firstly, I had been hearing loud screaming noises coming from the forest. After recording them, sent them to Dean, who forwarded them on to Gary Opit. Gary replied: “Female foxes have a short, repeated, bark-like call that end with a very short scream. These calls are different to any fox calls or to any vocalisations that I have heard so am very interested...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wingello, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.7032044, "map_longitude": 150.1660245, "map_place_name": "Wingello, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wingello, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 205, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2262-ormeau-kingsholme-queensland-2017", "title": "Ormeau / Kingsholme, Queensland 2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "May, 2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2262-ormeau-kingsholme-queensland-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Ormeau / Kingsholme, Queensland 2017. Source-stated location: Ormeau / Kingsholme, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was heading to work. I start work very early in the morning, about 4.30am", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Ormeau / Kingsholme, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.8479219, "map_longitude": 153.2147611, "map_place_name": "Ormeau / Kingsholme, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Ormeau / Kingsholme, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 316, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2182-border-ranges-new-sout-wales-2017", "title": "Border Ranges, New South Wales 2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "February, 2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2182-border-ranges-new-sout-wales-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Border Ranges, New South Wales 2017. Source-stated location: Border Ranges, New South Wales. Event field: Possible Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: I drove up to Blackbutt lookout around midnight 11pm, which I used to do quite often to be there to catch the sunrise over Byron Bay. I grew up at the base of the mountain and had been camping there regularly since my teens and it felt like home to me even more so than our farm sometimes.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Border Ranges, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.3944444, "map_longitude": 153.0672222, "map_place_name": "Border Ranges, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Border Ranges, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 336, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1939-bucca-new-south-wales-2017", "title": "Bucca, New South Wales 2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "March, 2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1939-bucca-new-south-wales-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bucca, New South Wales 2017. Source-stated location: Bucca, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We were walking the dogs along a strip of land near our house. On one side there was a line of trees on a decline and a paddock that leads to a main road and the other side is a creek. We got to the end of the paddock, we suddenly turned around and started walking back.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bucca, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.1469444, "map_longitude": 153.0941667, "map_place_name": "Bucca, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bucca, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 356, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2173-cattai-new-south-wales-2017", "title": "Cattai, New South Wales 2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "September, 2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2173-cattai-new-south-wales-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cattai, New South Wales 2017. Source-stated location: Cattai, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: My whole world has been flipped upside down in the last 3 weeks. I just don’t know what to make of it.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cattai, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.5482394, "map_longitude": 150.9164045, "map_place_name": "Cattai, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cattai, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 361, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2270-kingsholme-ormeau-queensland-2017", "title": "Kingsholme / Ormeau, Queensland 2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "May, 2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2270-kingsholme-ormeau-queensland-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kingsholme / Ormeau, Queensland 2017. Source-stated location: Kingsholme / Ormeau, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was leaving home to go to work at very early in the morning (start at 4am).", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kingsholme / Ormeau, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.8182749, "map_longitude": 153.2467766, "map_place_name": "Kingsholme / Ormeau, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kingsholme / Ormeau, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 373, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1964-logan-village-queensland-2017", "title": "Logan Village, Queensland 2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "February, 2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1964-logan-village-queensland-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Logan Village, Queensland 2017. Source-stated location: Logan Village, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was driving home from my partner’s house on the Gold Coast. I turned onto Stegmann Road and the second I turned the corner I saw an animal. They were doing roadworks at that stage so I was going slowly at the time.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Logan Village, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.7675482, "map_longitude": 153.1070052, "map_place_name": "Logan Village, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Logan Village, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 380, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2034-cooperbung-new-south-wales-2017", "title": "Cooperbung, New South Wales 2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "December, 2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2034-cooperbung-new-south-wales-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cooperbung, New South Wales 2017. Source-stated location: Cooperabung, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Firstly, about 20 years ago I was walking on my property which is surrounded by rain forest and came across something that I found troubling. It was a Kangaroo with its head taken off. I bent down and touched the carcass and it was still warm and the rigor mortis still hadn’t set in. If it were a dog, the dog would have taken the body, but this had its head...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cooperabung, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.2816667, "map_longitude": 152.7844444, "map_place_name": "Cooperabung, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cooperabung, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 425, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2139-owens-creek-queensland-2017", "title": "Owens Creek, Queensland 2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2139-owens-creek-queensland-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Owens Creek, Queensland 2017. Source-stated location: Owens Creek, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I hunt feral pigs, and this night I was missing a couple of dogs (I’d actually lost 6 dogs in 6 months that year), and in the dead of night I was going down the road on my quad whistling and calling out for my dogs and listing for them.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Owens Creek, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -21.1005285, "map_longitude": 148.7057421, "map_place_name": "Owens Creek, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Owens Creek, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 429, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2109-quaids-dam-queensland-2017", "title": "Quaids Dam, Queensland 2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "July 2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2109-quaids-dam-queensland-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Quaids Dam, Queensland 2017. Source-stated location: Quaids Dam, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I’ve been seeing a few reports of sightings on the Atherton tablelands areas and one report said the creature was monkey like and after much thought I felt I should share something I saw which I just can’t explain.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Atherton Tableland, QLD (QLD): high; Quaids Dam, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "named_feature", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.4098776, "map_longitude": 145.5618517, "map_place_name": "Atherton Tableland, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "named_feature", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for Quaids Dam, Queensland 2017. Source-stated location: Quaids Dam, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I’ve been seeing a few reports of sightings on the Atherton tablelands areas and one report said the creature was monkey like and after much thought I felt I should share something I saw which I just can’t explain.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 538, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2119-mt-warning-tyalgum-new-south-wales-2017", "title": "Mt. Warning - Tyalgum, New South Wales 2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June, 2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2119-mt-warning-tyalgum-new-south-wales-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Mt. Warning - Tyalgum, New South Wales 2017. Source-stated location: Mt. Warning - Tyalgum (Border Ranges), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I'm a Paleoanthropologist/ archaeologist and have a sighting to report. My academic career will be mud if I can't keep anonymity. I haven't reported it elsewhere as from what I have seen, your Directors/ Admin appear to keep things quite professional.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt. 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Body excerpt retained for review: I was reading another Report on your website and their description was eerily similar to what we saw, which makes it even creepier.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Strickland, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8558957, "map_longitude": 151.2682802, "map_place_name": "Strickland, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Strickland, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 592, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2022-thawa-new-south-wales-2017", "title": "Tharwa, New South Wales 2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "Jan, 2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2022-thawa-new-south-wales-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Tharwa, New South Wales 2017. 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Source-stated location: Wee Jasper, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and a friend drove to Wee Jasper, which was near where I used to go hunting. We had parked the car, set up and had a walk around. It was starting to get dark and we started walking back along the main road, and turned left into the bush to where we had parked the car.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wee Jasper, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -35.1105708, "map_longitude": 148.6759186, "map_place_name": "Wee Jasper, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wee Jasper, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 742, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 8, "external_id": "openalex:W2605144097", "title": "Visiting Gonjorong’s Cave", "publication": "OpenAlex", "author": "Valda Blundell, Donny Woolagoodja, Janet Oobagooma, Leah Umbagai", "date_published": "2017-02-07", "year": 2017, "url": "https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780190607357.013.16", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Wandjina'. 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Body excerpt retained for review: # paul cropper, gorilla, illawarra, eden, vaughan king, panther, cat", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Eden (NSW): medium; New South Wales (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.0640494, "map_longitude": 149.9035118, "map_place_name": "Eden", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2017 - Eden Magnet Yowie Article (2) 27-04-2017 Australian Yowie Research Public AYR report page for", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 978, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1949-2017-illawarra-mercury-yowie-article", "title": "2017 - Illawarra Mercury Yowie Article 02-05-2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1949-2017-illawarra-mercury-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2017 - Illawarra Mercury Yowie Article 02-05-2017. Location cue from public page title/path: Illawarra, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # downton, bowen mountain, cropper, cobargo", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Illawarra, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -34.4614504, "map_longitude": 150.790409, "map_place_name": "Illawarra, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2017 - Illawarra Mercury Yowie Article 02-05-2017", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 979, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1896-2017-news-mail-queensland-times", "title": "2017 - News Mail & Queensland Times Yowie Article 04-02-2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1896-2017-news-mail-queensland-times", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2017 - News Mail & Queensland Times Yowie Article 04-02-2017. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: To be fair, Dean Harrison did 'NOT' claim .Gov Agencies were doing anything. Simply, he relayed stories told to him by people claiming to be 'in the know'.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 980, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1963-2017-sunshine-coast-daily-yowie-article", "title": "2017 - Sunshine Coast Daily Yowie Article 13-12-2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1963-2017-sunshine-coast-daily-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2017 - Sunshine Coast Daily Yowie Article 13-12-2017. Location cue from public page title/path: Sunshine Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # growls, howling, mt mee, woodford, wamuran, attack", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sunshine Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.7079095, "map_longitude": 152.8508329, "map_place_name": "Sunshine Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2017 - Sunshine Coast Daily Yowie Article 13-12-2017", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1055, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1938-2017-bendigo-advertiser-yowie-article", "title": "2017 - Bendigo Advertiser Yowie Article 17-03-2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1938-2017-bendigo-advertiser-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2017 - Bendigo Advertiser Yowie Article 17-03-2017. Location cue from public page title/path: Bendigo, Victoria. Body excerpt retained for review: # bendigo, yowie, daylesford, otway, harrison", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bendigo, VIC (VIC): medium", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -36.7590183, "map_longitude": 144.2826718, "map_place_name": "Bendigo, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2017 - Bendigo Advertiser Yowie Article 17-03-2017", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1101, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1897-2017-daily-examiner-yowie-article", "title": "2017 - Daily Examiner Yowie Article 04-02-2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1897-2017-daily-examiner-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2017 - Daily Examiner Yowie Article 04-02-2017. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # ipswich, paul mcleod, baboon, mulgowie, dean harrison, filmed, yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Ipswich (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.6160323, "map_longitude": 152.7608348, "map_place_name": "Ipswich", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # ipswich, paul mcleod, baboon, mulgowie, dean harrison, filmed, yowie 2017 - Daily Examiner Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1102, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1962-2017-daily-mail-yowie-article", "title": "2017 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 18-12-2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1962-2017-daily-mail-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2017 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 18-12-2017. 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No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # paul cropper, , alf smith eden, nullica river, tommy bobbin, gorilla, speer", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Eden (NSW): medium; Nullica River (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.0640494, "map_longitude": 149.9035118, "map_place_name": "Eden", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2017 - Eden Magnet Yowie Article (3) 27-04-2017 Australian Yowie Research Public AYR report page for", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1104, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1945-eden-magnet-yowie-article-2017", "title": "2017 - Eden Magnet Yowie Article 19-04-2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1945-eden-magnet-yowie-article-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2017 - Eden Magnet Yowie Article 19-04-2017. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # paul cropper, , alf smith eden, nullica river, tommy bobbin, gorilla, speer", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Eden (NSW): medium; Nullica River (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.0640494, "map_longitude": 149.9035118, "map_place_name": "Eden", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2017 - Eden Magnet Yowie Article 19-04-2017 Australian Yowie Research Public AYR report page for 2017", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1105, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1970-2017-daily-star-yowie-article", "title": "2017- Daily Star Yowie Article 02-12-2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1970-2017-daily-star-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2017- Daily Star Yowie Article 02-12-2017. 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Play Duration: 6 minutes 10 seconds6m Brought to you by 102.5 ABC Perth Darren Hunt and Ivan Kirov are tradesmen by day and Paranormal Hunters by night. One of the many reportedly haunted places they're investigating around Perth is the Swan View Tunnel in John Forrest National Park. Rumours of a tragic train accident surround the old railway tunnel, as ABC's Cristy-Lee Macqueen learnt on an eerie night of inspection. 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Play Duration: 6 minutes 56 seconds6m Brought to you by 102.5 ABC Perth Some of you will believe what you are about to read and hear, and some of you won't, because this is a story about ghosts. For years locals in Cuballing have talked about the ghost of Ted Leighton, which is said to roam the Cuballing Tavern. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4611, "source_id": 51, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "ayr-state-index:decc972bafc43095", "title": "AYR report index: Cooperbung, New South Wales 2017", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "author": null, "date_published": "2017", "year": 2017, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2034-cooperbung-new-south-wales-2017", "snippet": "Public AYR NSW report index link: Cooperbung, New South Wales 2017. 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I was directly facing the two horses as I was walking down the track.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bunyip, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -38.0971242, "map_longitude": 145.7208993, "map_place_name": "Bunyip, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bunyip, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 146, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2029-grafton-new-south-wales-2018", "title": "Grafton, New South Wales 2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "November, 2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2029-grafton-new-south-wales-2018", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Grafton, New South Wales 2018. Source-stated location: Grafton, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was on my way to Wauchope this morning, and just south of Grafton near the second creek crossing. I had pulled over to have a Pee. When I was back in the Cab of the truck heading off, I had reached about 40kmph, I looked across on the Western side of the Highway on a fire trail and saw the biggest dark manlike figure walking across the track and back into...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Grafton, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -29.6816773, "map_longitude": 152.9336357, "map_place_name": "Grafton, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Grafton, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 206, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2115-agnes-waters-queensland-2018", "title": "Agnes Waters, Queensland 2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "26th of October, 2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2115-agnes-waters-queensland-2018", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Agnes Waters, Queensland 2018. Source-stated location: Agnes Waters, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Between Taunton and Agnes Waters. 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Source-stated location: Nunimbah Valley, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Myself and my partner went to the Springbrook Glow Worm caves (Natural Bridge), which is a popular tourist destination. We had spent about an hour and a half there wandering around, then packed up and left. We were about 5 minutes along the Nerang-Murwillumbah road heading back and that’s where we had our encounter.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Nerang (QLD): medium; Nunimbah Valley, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9896566, "map_longitude": 153.3365942, "map_place_name": "Nerang", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "a half there wandering around, then packed up and left. We were about 5 minutes along the Nerang-Murwillumbah road heading back and that’s where we had our encounter. Nunimbah Valley, Qu", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 208, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2035-witheren-queensland-2018", "title": "Witheren, Queensland 2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "November, 2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2035-witheren-queensland-2018", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Witheren, Queensland 2018. Source-stated location: Witheren, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I’m a truck driver and I deliver road base and drainage etc. I deliver to Canungra, the Coast and all over the place.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Witheren, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0506572, "map_longitude": 153.1877059, "map_place_name": "Witheren, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Witheren, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 219, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1987-aratula-queensland-2018", "title": "Aratula, Queensland 2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "1st August, 2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1987-aratula-queensland-2018", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Aratula, Queensland 2018. Source-stated location: Aratula, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Encounter (?). Body excerpt retained for review: Last Wednesday night I got up to go to the toilet and decided to have a smoke outside. I don’t smoke inside the house, so I always go outside.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Aratula, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9830985, "map_longitude": 152.5391088, "map_place_name": "Aratula, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Aratula, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 230, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2071-bara-new-south-wales-2018", "title": "Bara, New South Wales 2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "October 2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2071-bara-new-south-wales-2018", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bara, New South Wales 2018. Source-stated location: Bara ( Mudgee ), New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was coming back from Bara, on Bara Road towards Mudgee just before dusk. It’s a dirt road with lots of Kangaroo’s, so I was driving slowly.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bara, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.565, "map_longitude": 149.8344444, "map_place_name": "Bara, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bara ( Mudgee ), New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 272, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2045-bellingen-new-south-wales-2018", "title": "Bellingen, New South Wales 2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "April, 2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2045-bellingen-new-south-wales-2018", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bellingen, New South Wales 2018. Source-stated location: Bellingen, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I’ve lived in Northern New South Wales for about 15+ years, but I’m only new to this area (Bellingen).", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bellingen, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.3739913, "map_longitude": 152.71921, "map_place_name": "Bellingen, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bellingen, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 282, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1986-conondale-queensland-2018", "title": "Conondale, Queensland 2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "February, 2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1986-conondale-queensland-2018", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Conondale, Queensland 2018. Source-stated location: Conondale, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We were coming back from hunting feral dogs, and had popped down into a creek. Ahead on the hill it looked like a whole heap of lantana over a branch, but as we got closer to it, it turned and faced us. It was about 20 meters away, if that. My friend started backing away.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Conondale, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.743368, "map_longitude": 152.6710401, "map_place_name": "Conondale, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Conondale, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 306, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2023-bocoble-new-south-wales-2018", "title": "Bocoble, New South Wales 2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2023-bocoble-new-south-wales-2018", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Bocoble, New South Wales 2018. Source-stated location: Bocoble, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We moved here in 2015. We have seen some stuff out there that doesn’t make any sense.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bocoble, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -32.7983333, "map_longitude": 149.7177778, "map_place_name": "Bocoble, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Bocoble, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 398, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2001-dorrigo-new-south-wales-2018", "title": "Dorrigo, New South Wales 2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "August 29th, 2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2001-dorrigo-new-south-wales-2018", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Dorrigo, New South Wales 2018. Source-stated location: Dorrigo, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It happened about 10 kilometres out of Dorrigo, just near Johnsons Road. It’s pretty dense bush land with plenty of rivers.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Dorrigo, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.3399677, "map_longitude": 152.7120341, "map_place_name": "Dorrigo, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Dorrigo, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 437, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/1981-roma-queensland-2018", "title": "Roma, Queensland 2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "25th July, 2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1981-roma-queensland-2018", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Roma, Queensland 2018. Source-stated location: Roma, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was travelling from Victoria to visit my Son in Townsville. I was driving at 40kmph due to all the small grey Kangaroo’s along the road and I’m rather mindful of wildlife because there isn’t a lot of respect for them on the outback roads. You want to be able to drive slow and let them pass.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Roma, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.5710356, "map_longitude": 148.7868137, "map_place_name": "Roma, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Roma, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 489, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2060-widgee-queensland", "title": "Widgee, Queensland 2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "August, 2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2060-widgee-queensland", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Widgee, Queensland 2018. Source-stated location: Widgee, Queensland. Event field: Footprint Finding. Body excerpt retained for review: A worker with permission to access remote locked gate private properties discovers a series of footprints in a sandy creek bed.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Widgee, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.240797, "map_longitude": 152.4034957, "map_place_name": "Widgee, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Widgee, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 518, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2031-lithgow-new-south-wales-2018", "title": "Lithgow, New South Wales 2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "May, 2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2031-lithgow-new-south-wales-2018", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Lithgow, New South Wales 2018. Source-stated location: Lithgow, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was driving back from a Concert Tour in Melbourne, and there’s a little camping spot I normally stay at in the Blue Mountains along the way.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Lithgow, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.481536, "map_longitude": 150.1564887, "map_place_name": "Lithgow, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Lithgow, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 571, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/1984-richmond-range-new-south-wales-2018", "title": "Richmond Range, New South Wales 2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "9th July 2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1984-richmond-range-new-south-wales-2018", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Richmond Range, New South Wales 2018. Source-stated location: Richmond Range, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We drove from Boonah (Queensland) to Casino (NSW), then along the Bruxner Highway for about 40kms to the top of the Richmond Range. There is a 20km drive through National Park until you reach an AirBNB cottage on a cleared section of the mountain. It runs off the grid and very isolated, as it’s about 20kms from the bitumen road. 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Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # tamborine, woodburn, grafton, woodenbong, bexhill, dunoon, evens head, bonablbo, lismore, alstonville, hairyman, ape, bangalow", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bexhill (NSW): medium; Bonalbo (NSW): medium; Dunoon (NSW): medium; Evans Head (NSW): medium; Grafton (NSW): medium; Lismore (NSW): medium; New South Wales (NSW): medium; Woodburn (NSW): medium; Woodenbong (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.7631637, "map_longitude": 153.3480115, "map_place_name": "Bexhill", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "outh Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # tamborine, woodburn, grafton, woodenbong, bexhill, dunoon, evens head, bonablbo, lismore, alstonville, hairyman, ape, bangalow 2018 - North", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 982, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2019-2018-south-burnett-times-yowie-article", "title": "2018 - South Burnett Times Yowie Article", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2019-2018-south-burnett-times-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2018 - South Burnett Times Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # nanango yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Nanango, QLD (QLD): high; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.6764195, "map_longitude": 151.9851744, "map_place_name": "Nanango, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 2018 - South Burnett Times Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # nanango yowie", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 983, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2020-2018-sydney-morning-herald-yowie-article", "title": "2018 - Sydney Morning Herald Yowie Article 10-11-2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2020-2018-sydney-morning-herald-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2018 - Sydney Morning Herald Yowie Article 10-11-2018. Location cue from public page title/path: Sydney, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: #pierces creek footprints", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Sydney, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8698439, "map_longitude": 151.2082848, "map_place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2018 - Sydney Morning Herald Yowie Article 10-11-2018", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1056, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/1980-2018-balonne-shire-news", "title": "2018 - Balonne Shire News Yowie Article 09-08-2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1980-2018-balonne-shire-news", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2018 - Balonne Shire News Yowie Article 09-08-2018. Location cue from public page title/path: Balonne Shire, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # roma, yowie, junjadee, harrison, kingaroy,", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Balonne Shire, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.285835, "map_longitude": 147.9436644, "map_place_name": "Balonne Shire, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2018 - Balonne Shire News Yowie Article 09-08-2018", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1057, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2002-2018-herbert-river-express-yowie-article", "title": "2018- Herbert River Express Yowie Article 15-08-2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2002-2018-herbert-river-express-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2018- Herbert River Express Yowie Article 15-08-2018. Location cue from public page title/path: Herbert River, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # murrray falls, roma, hawkins, yowie, babinda", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Herbert River, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -18.2484306, "map_longitude": 145.6112083, "map_place_name": "Herbert River, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2018- Herbert River Express Yowie Article 15-08-2018", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1107, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2228-2018-abc-southern-yowie-article-21-04-2018", "title": "2018 - ABC Southern Yowie Article 21-04-2018", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2018", "year": 2018, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2228-2018-abc-southern-yowie-article-21-04-2018", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2018 - ABC Southern Yowie Article 21-04-2018. 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No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. 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Sun 29 Jul 2018 at 10:00amSun 29 Jul 2018 at 10:00am Sun 29 Jul 2018 at 10:00am Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Play Duration: 14 minutes 58 seconds14m When the Theatre Royal was nearly gutted by fire in 1984 many credited Fred – the resident ghost, with saving one of the Nation’s most significant and beautiful historic buildings. Now - some 34 years after the blaze – as the theatre enters a period of refurbishment – it seems timely to reflect on Australia’s oldest working theatre and celebrate its rich past. 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The state index supplies the public report URL, place text, and year; not a verified supernatural claim.", "publicness_level": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research state report indexes", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "reported_encounter", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_claim_report_index_link", "genre": "public_web_yowie_state_report_index", "publicness_code": "public_web_index_link_metadata", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "needs_human_review_before_production_import", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5799; quality stage_only_public_report_index_link.", "location_summary": "Nunimbah Valley, QLD (QLD): stage_only_public_report_index_link", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.1518255, "map_longitude": 153.2224557, "map_place_name": "Nunimbah Valley, QLD", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "stage_only_public_report_index_link", "map_evidence_text": "AYR public map contains a marker for the same report URL. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 81, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/2142-blackwood-victoria-2019", "title": "Blackwood, Victoria 2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "27-12-2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2142-blackwood-victoria-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Blackwood, Victoria 2019. Source-stated location: Blackwood, Victoria. Event field: Possible Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: My father and I decided to go camping on Boxing Day and come back on Sunday. We got everything ready and head out to Margarets corner. We had a little spot on the other side of the campground with the creek behind us and 2 places where you can camp on the other side of the creek.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Blackwood, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.488796, "map_longitude": 144.2868937, "map_place_name": "Blackwood, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Blackwood, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 147, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2114-wingen-new-south-wales-2019", "title": "Wingen, New South Wales 2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "13th August, 2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2114-wingen-new-south-wales-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wingen, New South Wales 2019. Source-stated location: Wingen, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I had left Queensland driving south home to Sydney along the New England Highway. Not the route I normally take. Not the route I will ever take again. I don’t know exactly where I was but it was around 2 hours out of Newcastle.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Wingen, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.8909675, "map_longitude": 150.8775387, "map_place_name": "Wingen, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Wingen, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 209, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2281-currumbin-queensland-2019", "title": "Currumbin Valley, Queensland 2019 (3)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2281-currumbin-queensland-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Currumbin Valley, Queensland 2019 (3). Source-stated location: Currumbin Valley, Queensland. Event field: Possible Dogman or Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was driving back down Piccadilly Road in Currumbin Valley. There's a creek about 300 meters from the road, that winds further away and comes back closer into the road. I had a fish trap down there catching gudgeons for the home fish tank.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Currumbin Valley, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.204048, "map_longitude": 153.3980364, "map_place_name": "Currumbin Valley, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Currumbin Valley, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 210, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2041-kilkivan-queensland-2019", "title": "Kilkivan, Queensland 2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "10th January, 2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2041-kilkivan-queensland-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kilkivan, Queensland 2019. Source-stated location: Kilkivan, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I had been feeding my horse at about a quarter to 7. It was just on dusk. The horse was calm.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kilkivan, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.080292, "map_longitude": 152.2473652, "map_place_name": "Kilkivan, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kilkivan, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 244, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:victoria/2094-hepburn-springs-victoria-2019", "title": "Hepburn Springs, Victoria 2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "June 2nd, 2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2094-hepburn-springs-victoria-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Hepburn Springs, Victoria 2019. Source-stated location: Hepburn Springs (above), Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I work with the Paranormal. Ghosts and hauntings – that type of thing. We decided to have a girls night out camping while looking at the elemental side of the mountain because there are aboriginal spirits up there.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Hepburn Springs, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.3161925, "map_longitude": 144.1467627, "map_place_name": "Hepburn Springs, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Hepburn Springs (above), Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 285, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2206-cooktown-queensland-2019", "title": "Cooktown, Queensland 2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2206-cooktown-queensland-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Cooktown, Queensland 2019. Source-stated location: Cooktown, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I’ve had two sightings. The first one was about 5 years ago and the last one was about 12 months ago, both within about 6kms of each other on Mount Amos Road, which is just north of Black Mountain.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cooktown, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -15.3718125, "map_longitude": 144.9028573, "map_place_name": "Cooktown, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Cooktown, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 303, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2120-currumbin-valley-queensland-2019", "title": "Currumbin Valley, Queensland 2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "15th of July, 2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2120-currumbin-valley-queensland-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Currumbin Valley, Queensland 2019. Source-stated location: Currumbin Valley, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: It was late November on a Sunday night with no moon. I was sitting on the back deck which I do must nights with our dog having a cup of tea and a smoke before bed. Around 9.30", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Currumbin Valley, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.204048, "map_longitude": 153.3980364, "map_place_name": "Currumbin Valley, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Currumbin Valley, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 305, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2134-currumbin-valley-queensland-2019-2", "title": "Currumbin Valley, Queensland 2019 (2)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "06 November, 2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2134-currumbin-valley-queensland-2019-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Currumbin Valley, Queensland 2019 (2). Source-stated location: Currumbin Valley, Queensland. Event field: Rocks thrown. Body excerpt retained for review: [We are including this story for a reason. Over the two past decades, we have received many Reports of rocks being thrown at people at this location. On top of the rocks being thrown, people are also reporting vocalisations, trees moving and a large shape travelling through the foliage. People have also been followed at night. It has been happening too ofte...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Currumbin Valley, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.204048, "map_longitude": 153.3980364, "map_place_name": "Currumbin Valley, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Currumbin Valley, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 313, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2121-deepwater-queensland-2019", "title": "Deepwater, Queensland 2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "August, 2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2121-deepwater-queensland-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Deepwater, Queensland 2019. Source-stated location: Deepwater, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I’m on 60 acres at Deepwater and living off the grid in a small cabin. I’ve lived here for 12 years and this has been ongoing for ages. It’s only recently that I’ve two and two together. Broken branches, logs moved across the tack and stick structures all around the perimeter, plus branches pulled down blocking the path. There’s no excuse for it. Dead trees...", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Deepwater, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -24.3716505, "map_longitude": 151.9390051, "map_place_name": "Deepwater, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Deepwater, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 323, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2133-gallangowan-state-forest-queensland-2019", "title": "Gallangowan State Forest, Queensland 2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "06-10-2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2133-gallangowan-state-forest-queensland-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Gallangowan State Forest, Queensland 2019. Source-stated location: Gallangowen State Forest, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I will do my best to provide details below:", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gallangowen State Forest, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.4537713, "map_longitude": 152.3077508, "map_place_name": "Gallangowen State Forest, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Gallangowen State Forest, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 355, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2194-kilkivan-queensland-2020", "title": "Kilkivan, Queensland 2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "29/03/19", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2194-kilkivan-queensland-2020", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kilkivan, Queensland 2019. Source-stated location: Kilkivan, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: We stopped in at the Fat Hen Creek Rest Stop Area as it was recommended to us as a nice freecamp with toilets just outside of the town of Kilkivan.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kilkivan, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.080292, "map_longitude": 152.2473652, "map_place_name": "Kilkivan, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kilkivan, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 407, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2181-nunimbah-valley-queensland-2019", "title": "Nunimbah Valley, Queensland 2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "07-06-2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2181-nunimbah-valley-queensland-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Nunimbah Valley, Queensland 2019. Source-stated location: Nunimbah Valley, Queensland. Event field: Possible Yowie Encounter. Body excerpt retained for review: We had walked 1 hr onto the track (more of a 4WD dirt road or fire track). We both decided to turn back. We were getting an uneasy feeling of something watching us.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Nunimbah Valley, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.1518255, "map_longitude": 153.2224557, "map_place_name": "Nunimbah Valley, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Nunimbah Valley, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 549, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2070-newry-state-forest-new-south-wales-2019", "title": "Newry State Forest, New South Wales 2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "07-03-2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2070-newry-state-forest-new-south-wales-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Newry State Forest, New South Wales 2019. Source-stated location: Newry State Forest, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: [Wife] - We had been staying at Seal Rocks (near Taree) and were coming home towards Coffs Harbour at about 8pm and we had just passed Urunga on the Pacific Highway. It was raining and we were towing a trailer.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Newry State Forest, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -30.539809, "map_longitude": 152.965781, "map_place_name": "Newry State Forest, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Newry State Forest, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 629, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2130-woy-woy-new-south-wales-2019", "title": "Woy Woy, New South Wales 2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "05-10-2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2130-woy-woy-new-south-wales-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Woy Woy, New South Wales 2019. Source-stated location: Woy Woy, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I’ve been living in Woy Woy for 3 years. I’m an avid cyclist and motorbike rider and spend a lot of time on bikes in the hills in the Great Dividing Range from Melbourne to Cairns. Currently, I’ve been doing a trail from the Woy Woy Tip to Mt. Wondabyne and then across to Patonga.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Woy Woy, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.4880548, "map_longitude": 151.3274925, "map_place_name": "Woy Woy, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Woy Woy, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 723, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 7, "external_id": "openalex:W2992539342", "title": "Indigenous Rock Art Tourism in Australia: Contexts, Trajectories, and Multifaceted Realities", "publication": "Arts", "author": "Noelene Cole, Lynley A. Wallis", "date_published": "2019-12-06", "year": 2019, "url": "https://doi.org/10.3390/arts8040162", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Quinkan'. Work type: article. Publication/source: Arts. Location signal is figure-associated region (Queensland), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: This paper focuses on Australian Indigenous rock art tourism, a field that has received limited research attention. Our aim is to identify aspects which are invisible in tourism promotions. We note trends in rock art tourism and related research, survey the Australian situation, and employ a case study approach to outline the development of Indigenous rock art tourism in Kakadu National Park (KNP) and parts of the Qu", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "OpenAlex", "source_type": "academic_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Quinkan", "cluster": "broader_humanoid_spirit", "tier": "tier_2_strong_candidate", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "spirit_person", "ontology_default": "spirit_being", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 1, "canonical_figure_guess": "Quinkan", "figure_name_as_printed": "Quinkan", "ontology_code": "spirit_being", "humanoid_degree_code": "spirit_person", "source_voice": "scholar", "genre": "academic_text", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_knowledge", "coding_notes": "OpenAlex public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Figure-associated region: Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "figure_associated_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 984, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2097-2019-courier-mail-yowie-article", "title": "2019 - Courier Mail Yowie Article 15-07-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2097-2019-courier-mail-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Courier Mail Yowie Article 15-07-2019. Location cue from public page title/path: Brisbane, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # tarzali, alien", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Brisbane, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.4689623, "map_longitude": 153.0235009, "map_place_name": "Brisbane, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2019 - Courier Mail Yowie Article 15-07-2019", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 985, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2047-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-cairns", "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article (Cairns) 07-02-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2047-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-cairns", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article (Cairns) 07-02-2019. Location cue from public page title/path: Cairns, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # cairns yowie, red hill yowie, yowie attack", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Cairns, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -16.9206657, "map_longitude": 145.7721854, "map_place_name": "Cairns, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article (Cairns) 07-02-2019", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 986, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2039-daily-mail-yowie-article", "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 29-01-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2039-daily-mail-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 29-01-2019. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # yowie gold coast, yowie beechmont", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Beechmont (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.126238, "map_longitude": 153.1951742, "map_place_name": "Beechmont", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # yowie gold coast, yowie beechmont 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 29-01-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-cli", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 987, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2049-2019-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-various-gc-based-information", "title": "2019 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article (Various GC Based Information) 09-02-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2049-2019-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-various-gc-based-information", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article (Various GC Based Information) 09-02-2019. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # witheren yowie, janjarri, harrison, o'chee, shaun davies, hinterland", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2019 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article (Various GC Based Information) 09-02-2019", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 988, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2101-2019-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-09-02-2019", "title": "2019 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 09-02-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2101-2019-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-09-02-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 09-02-2019. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # gold coast yowie, hinterland yowie, nerang yowie, shaun davies yowie, dean harrison yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2019 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 09-02-2019", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 989, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2098-2019-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-19-07-2019", "title": "2019 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 19-07-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2098-2019-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-19-07-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 19-07-2019. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # currumbin, mt french, moogerah", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2019 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 19-07-2019", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 990, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2037-2019-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "title": "2019 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 24-01-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2037-2019-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 24-01-2019. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: beechmont yowie, truckie yowie, harrison, gold coast yowie, hinterland yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2019 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 24-01-2019", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 991, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2091-2019-gympie-times-yowie-article", "title": "2019 - Gympie Times Yowie Article 15-06-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2091-2019-gympie-times-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Gympie Times Yowie Article 15-06-2019. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # kilkivan, boompa, woolooga, gympie dean harrison, widgee", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gympie (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.1900447, "map_longitude": 152.6600256, "map_place_name": "Gympie", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2019 - Gympie Times Yowie Article 15-06-2019 Australian Yowie Research Public AYR report page for 2019", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 992, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2100-2019-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-20-07-2019", "title": "2019- Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 20-07-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2100-2019-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-20-07-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019- Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 20-07-2019. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # curumbin yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2019- Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 20-07-2019", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 993, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2103-2019-gold-coast-bulletin-24-07-2019", "title": "2019- Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 24-07-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2103-2019-gold-coast-bulletin-24-07-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019- Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 24-07-2019. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # tallebudgera yowie, currumbin yowie, yowie vocals", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2019- Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 24-07-2019", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 994, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2038-2019-gold-coast-bulletin", "title": "2019- Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 25-01-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2038-2019-gold-coast-bulletin", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019- Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 25-01-2019. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # beechmont yowie, gold coast yowie, hinterland yowie, truckie yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2019- Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 25-01-2019", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1116, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2233-2019-9-news-24-01-2019", "title": "2019 - 9 News 24-01-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2233-2019-9-news-24-01-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - 9 News 24-01-2019. 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Body excerpt retained for review: # truckie, witheren, dean harrison,", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Witheren (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0506572, "map_longitude": 153.1877059, "map_place_name": "Witheren", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # truckie, witheren, dean harrison, 2019 - 9 News 24-01-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1117, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2105-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-02-08-2019", "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 02-08-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2105-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-02-08-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 02-08-2019. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # newnes, audio", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Newnes (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.1810592, "map_longitude": 150.234389, "map_place_name": "Newnes", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # newnes, audio 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 02-08-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/me", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1118, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2111-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-02-09-2019", "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 02-09-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2111-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-02-09-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 02-09-2019. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. 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Body excerpt retained for review: # burragorang yowie 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 02-09-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/med", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1119, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2112-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-04-09-2019", "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 04-09-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2112-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-04-09-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 04-09-2019. 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No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: #tamborine yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Tamborine (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.9024629, "map_longitude": 153.1095731, "map_place_name": "Tamborine", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "d/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: #tamborine yowie 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 07-08-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/med", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1121, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2096-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article", "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 15-07-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2096-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 15-07-2019. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # tarzali yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Tarzali (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.4246226, "map_longitude": 145.6038006, "map_place_name": "Tarzali", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # tarzali yowie 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 15-07-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/med", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1122, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2099-daily-mail-yowie-article-23-07-2019", "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 23-07-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2099-daily-mail-yowie-article-23-07-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 23-07-2019. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # dean harrison", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1123, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2102-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-23-07-2019-2", "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 23-07-2019 (2)", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2102-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-23-07-2019-2", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 23-07-2019 (2). No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # tarzali yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Tarzali (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -17.4246226, "map_longitude": 145.6038006, "map_place_name": "Tarzali", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # tarzali yowie 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 23-07-2019 (2) URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1124, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2104-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-26-07-2019", "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 26-07-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2104-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-26-07-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 26-07-2019. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # les hiddens yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1125, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2126-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-31-09-2019", "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 31-09-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2126-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-31-09-2019", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 31-09-2019. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # kilcoy yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1126, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2092-2019-northern-daily-leader-yowie-article", "title": "2019 - Northern Daily Leader Yowie Article 30-06-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2092-2019-northern-daily-leader-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - Northern Daily Leader Yowie Article 30-06-2019. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # don fermor, yurri, ban baa, narrabri,", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Ban Ban (QLD): medium; Narrabri (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -25.698345, "map_longitude": 151.7621472, "map_place_name": "Ban Ban", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "xcluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # don fermor, yurri, ban baa, narrabri, 2019 - Northern Daily Leader Yowie Article 30-06-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehu", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1127, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2036-2019-sbs-yowie-article", "title": "2019 - SBS Yowie Article 24-01-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2036-2019-sbs-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - SBS Yowie Article 24-01-2019. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # beechmont yowie, harrison, truckie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium; Beechmont (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.126238, "map_longitude": 153.1951742, "map_place_name": "Beechmont", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # beechmont yowie, harrison, truckie 2019 - SBS Yowie Article 24-01-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehunter", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1128, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2056-2019-the-sun-uk-yowie-article", "title": "2019 - The Sun UK Yowie Article 11-02-2019", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2056-2019-the-sun-uk-yowie-article", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2019 - The Sun UK Yowie Article 11-02-2019. No state or locality is asserted in the public page fields; retained as an Australia-level corpus record for dashboard/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # dean harrison", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): medium", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1188, "source_id": 31, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "pga:e00021:bahloo-the-moon-and-the-daens", "title": "Bahloo the Moon and the Daens", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales / Project Gutenberg Australia", "author": null, "date_published": "public-domain printed edition; Project Gutenberg Australia posted July 2019", "year": 2019, "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00021.html", "snippet": "Public-domain full-text section titled 'Bahloo the Moon and the Daens' in Australian Legendary Tales presents a distinct Australian traditional/supernatural narrative unit with person-form or named spirit-person action. 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ShareShare article What are Hobart's most famous ghost stories? By Carla Howarth Topic:Community and Society Thu 4 Apr 2019 at 4:16pmThu 4 Apr 2019 at 4:16pm Thu 4 Apr 2019 at 4:16pm A female ghost is said to haunt Battery Point's historic Arthur Circus which has workers' cottages dating back to the mid 19th century. (Supplied: Ghost Tours of Hobart) abc.net.au/news/curious-hobart-famous-ghost-stories-tasmania/10962200 Link copied ShareShare article Whether you believe the stories or not, the tales about Hobart's famous ghosts and.", "publicness_level": "public_web_page", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "place_first_public_page_record", "genre": "institutional_media_page", "publicness_code": "public_web_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_page_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5130; quality B.", "location_summary": "Hobart, TAS (TAS): B", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "town", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -42.8825088, "map_longitude": 147.3281233, "map_place_name": "Hobart, TAS", "map_location_role": "apparition_location", "map_location_type": "town", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "B", "map_evidence_text": "Public page text names `Hobart` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4031, "source_id": 42, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "public-page:https-www-abc-net-au-news-2019-04-04:arthur-circus", "title": "What are Hobart's most famous ghost stories?", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "author": null, "date_published": "2019-04-04", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-04-04/curious-hobart-famous-ghost-stories-tasmania/10962200", "snippet": "What are Hobart's most famous ghost stories? - ABC News Skip to main content Skip to news navigation, settings and search Explore the ABC ABC News News Home Curious Hobart What are Hobart's most famous ghost stories? ShareShare article What are Hobart's most famous ghost stories? By Carla Howarth Topic:Community and Society Thu 4 Apr 2019 at 4:16pmThu 4 Apr 2019 at 4:16pm Thu 4 Apr 2019 at 4:16pm A female ghost is said to haunt Battery Point's historic Arthur Circus which has workers' cottages dating back to the mid 19th century. (Supplied: Ghost Tours of Hobart) abc.net.au/news/curious-hobart-famous-ghost-stories-tasmania/10962200 Link copied ShareShare article Whether you believe the stories or not, the tales about Hobart's famous ghosts and haunted houses have trickled down through generations. 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He developed dementia later in life and it's my understanding is that he died in his bed at home.\" Staff at the Lenna of Hobart Hotel declined to comment about Alex and his wife. Battery Point's oldest ghost Narryna in Battery Point is an 1830s merchant's house, but now operates as a museum. It apparently has the area's \"longest-serving\" ghost, who was a young convict girl named Polly. Mr Imbriotis said it is not known exactly how Polly died. \"She was a young convict staff member who died when she was pregnant,\" she said. \"She either was pushed or fell down the stairs.\" Polly, the reported ghost at Narryna House, was a young convict girl who is said to have died on these.", "publicness_level": "public_media_page", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "canonical_figure": null, "cluster": null, "tier": null, "include_status": null, "figure_humanoid_degree": null, "ontology_default": null, "involves_indigenous_knowledge": null, "canonical_figure_guess": "ghost", "figure_name_as_printed": "ghost", "ontology_code": "apparition_account", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_supernatural_or_anomalous_person_form_agent", "source_voice": "place_first_public_page_record", "genre": "institutional_media_page", "publicness_code": "public_media_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "public_media_context_reviewed", "coding_notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5175; quality B.", "location_summary": "Princes Park, TAS (TAS): B", "state_territory": "TAS", "location_precision_status": "exact_site", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -42.8876, "map_longitude": 147.3370428, "map_place_name": "Princes Park, TAS", "map_location_role": "apparition_location", "map_location_type": "exact_site", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "B", "map_evidence_text": "Public page text names `Princes Park` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Princes Park, Battery Point, Hobart, Tasmania, 7004, Australia.", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 4057, "source_id": 42, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "public-page:https-www-abc-net-au-news-2019-04-04:hobart-convict-penitenti", "title": "What are Hobart's most famous ghost stories?", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "author": null, "date_published": "2019-04-04", "year": 2019, "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-04-04/curious-hobart-famous-ghost-stories-tasmania/10962200", "snippet": "Polly died. \"She was a young convict staff member who died when she was pregnant,\" she said. \"She either was pushed or fell down the stairs.\" Polly, the reported ghost at Narryna House, was a young convict girl who is said to have died on these stairs. (ABC News: Peta Carlyon) The nearby Princes Park is also a supposed hotspot for paranormal activity. Mulgrave Battery was built in 1818 at the land that is now Princes Park. Mr Imbriotis said the area which stored the gunpowder and cannonballs is closed to the public. \"That's a fantastic site because it's convict construction, it's underground and it's old,\" he said. He said a the area was still believed to be home to \"Edward\", who \"was known to hang out there when he was alive during the 60s and 70s, drinking and getting up to no good\". \"He hangs around treating it like his own,\" he said. 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Play Duration: 21 minutes 39 seconds21m This weeks spot on the map takes us to Kilcoy which is approximately 100km northwest of Brisbane. This town is known for it's great steaks and horse racing but it's also known for Yowie sightings. James McAulay tells Rod Quinn how Kilcoy became the Yowie capital of Australia on this weeks spot on the map. 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Curious creature fanatic Gary Opit joins us for the talking point to elaborate on the history of Australia's Yowies and unidentified beasts. Curious unidentified creatures seem to pop up all over the world but we're yet to properly identify the Yowie or the yeti. Curious creature fanatic Gary Opit joins us for the talking point to elaborate on the history of Australia's Yowies and unidentified beasts. 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Source-stated location: Hepburn Springs, Victoria. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I was just moving into this house and it was my first night. A close friend helped me move and she decided to stay over the night. She slept on the fold out couch in the living room and I went to bed, tired after a busy day.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Hepburn Springs, VIC (VIC): high", "state_territory": "VIC", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -37.3161925, "map_longitude": 144.1467627, "map_place_name": "Hepburn Springs, VIC", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Hepburn Springs, Victoria", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 359, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2298-kinbombi-falls-queensland-2020", "title": "Kinbombi Falls, Queensland - 2020", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2020", "year": 2020, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2298-kinbombi-falls-queensland-2020", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Kinbombi Falls, Queensland - 2020. Source-stated location: Kinbombi Falls, Queensland. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I arrived at the camping spot mid afternoon, it was a 10-15 minute journey off the main highway towards Kilkivan heading west, I can't remember where exactly now.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Kinbombi Falls, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.2212465, "map_longitude": 152.1514665, "map_place_name": "Kinbombi Falls, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Kinbombi Falls, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 371, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:queensland/2225-landsborough-queensland-2020", "title": "Landsborough, Queensland 2020", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "August, 2020", "year": 2020, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2225-landsborough-queensland-2020", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Landsborough, Queensland 2020. Source-stated location: Landsborough. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Strange experience Steve Irwin Way Ewen Maddock Dam Bridge Area", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Landsborough, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -26.809659, "map_longitude": 152.9907408, "map_place_name": "Landsborough, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Landsborough", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 581, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2178-strickland-new-south-wales-2020", "title": "Strickland, New South Wales 2020", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "22-01-2020", "year": 2020, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2178-strickland-new-south-wales-2020", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Strickland, New South Wales 2020. Source-stated location: Strickland, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Three friends and I were walking in the bush along some rocks in the creek which are just below the actual walking track. We had to climb down off the path to get to the creek.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Strickland, NSW (NSW): high", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -33.8558957, "map_longitude": 151.2682802, "map_place_name": "Strickland, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Strickland, New South Wales", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 616, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:new-south-wales/2276-wentworth-falls-new-south-wales-2020", "title": "Wentworth Falls, New South Wales 2020", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "16 th of May, 2020", "year": 2020, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2276-wentworth-falls-new-south-wales-2020", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for Wentworth Falls, New South Wales 2020. Source-stated location: Wentworth Falls, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Paul: Thanks for getting in touch with us. 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Work type: book. Publication/source: OpenAlex. Location signal is figure-associated region (Northern Territory), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: In this chapter, I attend Halberstam's notion that the traces or scars of old Monsters live on in contemporary examples and also move into the future, by analysing Hairies in the Australian two season series Cleverman (Griffen, 2016-2017) and Pangkarlangu in central Australia. 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Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: #palm beach yowie, gold coast yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2020 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 18-07-2020", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 998, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2202-2020-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-25-07-2020", "title": "2020 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 25-07-2020", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2020", "year": 2020, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2202-2020-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-25-07-2020", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2020 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 25-07-2020. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: #chewbacca, carl lentz, dean harison, kieron darcy, numinbah valley yowie, palm beach", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2020 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 25-07-2020", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 999, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2196-2020-news-mail-yowie-article-29-11-2020", "title": "2020 - News Mail Yowie Article 29-11-2020", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2020", "year": 2020, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2196-2020-news-mail-yowie-article-29-11-2020", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2020 - News Mail Yowie Article 29-11-2020. 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Body excerpt retained for review: # bundaberg, howard, dean harrison yowie, kilkivan yowie, burrum heads, ape, torbanlea, dingo,", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bundaberg (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -24.8653253, "map_longitude": 152.3516785, "map_place_name": "Bundaberg", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. 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Body excerpt retained for review: # pratten, richardson, texas, southern downs", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Stanthorpe, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.6559947, "map_longitude": 151.9338265, "map_place_name": "Stanthorpe, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2020 - Stanthorpe Border Post Yowie Article 07-07-2020", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1058, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2238-2020-toowoomba-chronicle-yowie-article-07-07-2020", "title": "2020 - Toowoomba Chronicle Yowie Article 07-07-2020", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2020", "year": 2020, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2238-2020-toowoomba-chronicle-yowie-article-07-07-2020", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2020 - Toowoomba Chronicle Yowie Article 07-07-2020. 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Staff at the then-named New Norfolk Insane Asylum around 1890. (Supplied: Willow Court History Group) Ms Mansfield said her hope was to bring life Tasmanian tales from beyond the grave via what she termed \"paranormal live steams\". She aims to encourage Tasmanians to visit historic locations across the state and holiday in their home state. \"I decided to take this on the road and visit these places that may have a ghostly story to tell to promote to our fellow Tasmanians, and also to interstate and international travellers that can't get here,\" Ms Mansfield said. 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Staff at the then-named New Norfolk Insane Asylum around 1890. (Supplied: Willow Court History Group) Ms Mansfield said her hope was to bring life Tasmanian tales from beyond the grave via what she termed \"paranormal live steams\". She aims to encourage Tasmanians to visit historic locations across the state and holiday in their home state. \"I decided to take this on the road and visit these places that may have a ghostly story to tell to promote to our fellow Tasmanians, and also to interstate and international travellers that can't get here,\" Ms Mansfield said. Onlookers on social media experienced ghostly happenings at the West Coast's Gaiety Theatre. 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Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # yowie footage, yowie photos, thermal yowie images, springbrook yowie, buck buckingham, gary lynn, dean harrison", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): medium; Springbrook, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.185749, "map_longitude": 153.2715593, "map_place_name": "Springbrook, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 2021 - Coast to Coast Radio Yowie Article 24-05-2021. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # yowie footage, yowie photos, thermal yowie images, springbrook yowie, buck buckingham, gary lynn, dean harrison", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1002, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2227-2021-coonabarabran-times-yowie-article-05-12-2021", "title": "2021 - Coonabarabran Times Yowie Article 05-12-2021", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2021", "year": 2021, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2227-2021-coonabarabran-times-yowie-article-05-12-2021", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2021 - Coonabarabran Times Yowie Article 05-12-2021. Location cue from public page title/path: Coonabarabran, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # monkey, gorilla, coonabarabran, fours, tree, mendooran road, goonoo, dubbo", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Coonabarabran, NSW (NSW): medium", "state_territory": "NSW", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -31.2728076, "map_longitude": 149.2733225, "map_place_name": "Coonabarabran, NSW", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2021 - Coonabarabran Times Yowie Article 05-12-2021", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1003, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2205-2021-courier-mail-yowie-article-07-02-2021", "title": "2021 - Courier Mail Yowie Article 07-02-2021", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2021", "year": 2021, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2205-2021-courier-mail-yowie-article-07-02-2021", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2021 - Courier Mail Yowie Article 07-02-2021. Location cue from public page title/path: Brisbane, Queensland.", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Brisbane, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.4689623, "map_longitude": 153.0235009, "map_place_name": "Brisbane, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2021 - Courier Mail Yowie Article 07-02-2021", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1004, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2208-2021-daily-mail-yowie-article-22-05-2021", "title": "2021 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 22-05-2021", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2021", "year": 2021, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2208-2021-daily-mail-yowie-article-22-05-2021", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2021 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 22-05-2021. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # yowie footage, yowie thermal images, buck buckingham, springbrook, hinterland, gold coast, yowie photos, yowie video, gary lynn, dean harrison", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "review: # yowie footage, yowie thermal images, buck buckingham, springbrook, hinterland, gold coast, yowie photos, yowie video, gary lynn, dean harrison 2021 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 22-0", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1005, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2213-2021-fortean-news-yowie-article-26-05-2021", "title": "2021 - Fortean News Yowie Article 26-05-2021", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2021", "year": 2021, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2213-2021-fortean-news-yowie-article-26-05-2021", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2021 - Fortean News Yowie Article 26-05-2021. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # yowie footage, yowie photos, yowie video, thermal yowie images, springbrook yowie, buck buckingham, gary lynn, dean harrison", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): medium; Springbrook, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.185749, "map_longitude": 153.2715593, "map_place_name": "Springbrook, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 2021 - Fortean News Yowie Article 26-05-2021. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # yowie footage, yowie photos, yowie video, thermal yowie images, springbrook yowie, buck buckingham, gary lynn, dean harrison", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1006, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2203-2021-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-06-02-2021", "title": "2021 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 06-02-2021", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2021", "year": 2021, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2203-2021-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-06-02-2021", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2021 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 06-02-2021. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # dean harrison yowie, d'aguilar, photo, nunderi, springbrook, glowing eyes, thermal, flir, tugun", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2021 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 06-02-2021", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1007, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2207-2021-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-01-01-2021", "title": "2021 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 01-01-2021", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2021", "year": 2021, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2207-2021-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-01-01-2021", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2021 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 01-01-2021. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # palm beach, gold coast, 1978 yowie, keiron Darcy", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2021 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 01-01-2021", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1008, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2215-2021-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-06-02-2022", "title": "2021 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 06-02-2021", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2021", "year": 2021, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2215-2021-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-06-02-2022", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2021 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 06-02-2021. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # yowie footage, yowie photo, thermal yowie images, buck buckingham, gary lynn, dean harrison", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2021 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 06-02-2021", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1009, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2204-2021-news-mail-yowie-article-12-02-2021", "title": "2021 - News Mail Yowie Article 12-02-2021", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2021", "year": 2021, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2204-2021-news-mail-yowie-article-12-02-2021", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2021 - News Mail Yowie Article 12-02-2021. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: #moore park yowie, bundaberg yowie", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bundaberg (QLD): medium; Moore Park Beach (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -24.8653253, "map_longitude": 152.3516785, "map_place_name": "Bundaberg", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: #moore park yowie, bundaberg yowie 2021 - News Mail Yowie Article 12-02-2021 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/medi", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1010, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2235-2021-news-mail-yowie-article-11-02-2021", "title": "2021 - News Mail Yowie Article 11-02-2021", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2021", "year": 2021, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2235-2021-news-mail-yowie-article-11-02-2021", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2021 - News Mail Yowie Article 11-02-2021. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # moore park, bundaberg", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Bundaberg (QLD): medium; Moore Park Beach (QLD): medium; Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -24.8653253, "map_longitude": 152.3516785, "map_place_name": "Bundaberg", "map_location_role": "source_visible_place_hint", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. 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Play Duration: 24 minutes 4 seconds24m Brought to you by 612 ABC Brisbane Presented by Kate O'Toole Ipswich was a Gothic little town haunted by many mysteries and has long attracted ghost stories of its haunted past. But what is it that makes it so haunted? 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Play Duration: 6 minutes 24 seconds6m Brought to you by ABC Sunshine Coast Presented by Annie Gaffney Imagine this... you've had a long day of work planting trees in the forest in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, you're driving home with two mates at night. Lightning striking overhead and loud noises filtering through from a party nearby. And in the dim light - you see a giant terrifying shape..... 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Body excerpt retained for review: [Female Witness – Name Withheld by Request]", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Mt Nebo, QLD (QLD): high", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -27.3752485, "map_longitude": 152.7790189, "map_place_name": "Mt Nebo, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "high", "map_evidence_text": "Mt Nebo, Queensland", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 718, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 7, "external_id": "openalex:W4404485193", "title": "Glass beads in a Dillybag: a cached assemblage from a rockshelter in Quinkan Country, Cape York Peninsula, Queensland, Australia", "publication": "World Archaeology", "author": "Gabriella McLay, Heather Burke, Lynley A. Wallis, Noelene Cole et al.", "date_published": "2023-08-08", "year": 2023, "url": "https://doi.org/10.1080/00438243.2024.2425275", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Quinkan'. Work type: article. Publication/source: World Archaeology. Location signal is figure-associated region (Queensland), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: In the 1970s, a rare assemblage of trade beads was discovered inside a woven plant fibre bag in a rockshelter (the ‘Dillybag site’) near Laura, Cape York Peninsula, Queensland. Cached post-1895, the bag held more than 4000 glass beads strung on cotton, nylon and hand-spun (possibly human) hair twine. Seventy-eight percent of beads showed some degree of damage from bead-on-bead contact, suggesting that the assemblage", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "OpenAlex", "source_type": "academic_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Quinkan", "cluster": "broader_humanoid_spirit", "tier": "tier_2_strong_candidate", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "spirit_person", "ontology_default": "spirit_being", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 1, "canonical_figure_guess": "Quinkan", "figure_name_as_printed": "Quinkan", "ontology_code": "spirit_being", "humanoid_degree_code": "spirit_person", "source_voice": "scholar", "genre": "academic_text", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_knowledge", "coding_notes": "OpenAlex public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Figure-associated region: Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "figure_associated_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 727, "source_id": 13, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 7, "external_id": "openalex:W4389253659", "title": "Discovering the Quinkans: Adventures of a Young Geographer, Long Ago, in a Place Far Away", "publication": "Yearbook - Association of Pacific Coast Geographers", "author": "Ray Sumner", "date_published": "2023-01-01", "year": 2023, "url": "http://dx.doi.org/10.1353/pcg.2023.a913570", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Quinkan'. Work type: article. Publication/source: Yearbook - Association of Pacific Coast Geographers. Location signal is figure-associated region (Queensland), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: ABSTRACT: This paper is a recollection of and reflection on student participation in an expedition to discover and record a vast but previously unrecognized collection of Indigenous cave art created by ancient peoples in an extremely remote location in North Queensland. 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De L’art Aborigène à L'art primitif (1838–1906)", "publication": "ORGANON", "author": "Maddalena Cataldi", "date_published": "2023-12-12", "year": 2023, "url": "https://doi.org/10.4467/00786500.org.23.005.18782", "snippet": "Public OpenAlex metadata record for a published work matching 'Wandjina'. Work type: article. Publication/source: ORGANON. Location signal is figure-associated region (Western Australia), not a verified event place. Abstract excerpt: George Grey’s Wandjina Copies. From Aboriginal Art to Primitive Art (1838–1906) The history of the recognition of Palaeolithic art has been written from the perspective of European discoveries in the last third of the 19th century. 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Location signal is figure-associated region (Queensland), not a verified event place.", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "Crossref", "source_type": "academic_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Quinkan", "cluster": "broader_humanoid_spirit", "tier": "tier_2_strong_candidate", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "spirit_person", "ontology_default": "spirit_being", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 1, "canonical_figure_guess": "Quinkan", "figure_name_as_printed": "Quinkan", "ontology_code": "spirit_being", "humanoid_degree_code": "spirit_person", "source_voice": "scholar", "genre": "academic_text", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_knowledge", "coding_notes": "Crossref public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Figure-associated region: Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "figure_associated_region", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 822, "source_id": 15, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 5, "external_id": "internet_archive:strange-lore-yarama-yhawho", "title": "Strange Lore: Yara Ma Yha Who", "publication": "Internet Archive", "author": "Javi Media/Iryiel Cochran/Jason Klarl", "date_published": "2023-10-25T00:00:00Z", "year": 2023, "url": "https://archive.org/details/strange-lore-yarama-yhawho", "snippet": "Public Internet Archive metadata record matching 'Yara-ma-yha-who'. Media type: audio. Location signal is figure-associated region (Australia), not a verified event place. Description excerpt: The Yara Ma Yha Who is an Australian folktale told by parents in order to keep young children out of the brush and back country. He is a demon who swallows children whole by unhinging his large jaw after exsanguinating his victims with his claws. Short horror poetry inspired by the folktale written by Iryiel Cochran", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_metadata_card_ready", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "internet_archive_metadata", "canonical_figure": "Yara-ma-yha-who", "cluster": "broader_humanoid_spirit", "tier": "tier_2_strong_candidate", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "humanoid_adjacent", "ontology_default": "cautionary_being", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 1, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yara-ma-yha-who", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yara-ma-yha-who", "ontology_code": "cautionary_being", "humanoid_degree_code": "humanoid_adjacent", "source_voice": "unknown", "genre": "catalogue_metadata", "publicness_code": "public_metadata", "relevance_code": "needs_review", "ethics_flag": "caution_indigenous_knowledge", "coding_notes": "Internet Archive public metadata record; region is a reviewable figure-associated signal, not a verified event place.", "location_summary": "Australia (Australia): low", "state_territory": null, "location_precision_status": "country", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1019, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2267-2023-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-01-10-2023", "title": "2023 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 01-10-2023", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2023", "year": 2023, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2267-2023-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-01-10-2023", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2023 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 01-10-2023. Location cue from public page title/path: Gold Coast, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # hinterland - shaun cooper - Bill O'Chee - Springbrook - Nerang", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Gold Coast, QLD (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "locality", "has_strict_map_point": true, "map_latitude": -28.0023731, "map_longitude": 153.4145987, "map_place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "map_location_role": "reported_place", "map_location_type": "locality", "map_geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "map_verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "map_confidence": "medium", "map_evidence_text": "2023 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 01-10-2023", "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1020, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2268-2023-new-york-times-yowie-article-31-10-2023", "title": "2023 - New York Post Yowie Article 31-10-2023", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2023", "year": 2023, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2268-2023-new-york-times-yowie-article-31-10-2023", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2023 - New York Post Yowie Article 31-10-2023. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # animal kills - ripped in half - dead boar - dean harrison - fnq - north qld", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 1021, "source_id": 12, "query_id": null, "figure_id": 1, "external_id": "ayr:media-clips/2269-2023-news-com-yowie-article-31-10-2023", "title": "2023 - News.Com Yowie Article 31-10-2023", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "author": "", "date_published": "2023", "year": 2023, "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2269-2023-news-com-yowie-article-31-10-2023", "snippet": "Public AYR report page for 2023 - News.Com Yowie Article 31-10-2023. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # ripped boar - animal kills - fnq - dean harrison - torn apart - north queensland", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "cluster": "yowie_yahoo_hairy_man", "tier": "tier_1_core", "include_status": "include_v1", "figure_humanoid_degree": "explicit_humanoid", "ontology_default": "cryptid_style_apeman", "involves_indigenous_knowledge": 0, "canonical_figure_guess": "Yowie", "figure_name_as_printed": "Yowie", "ontology_code": "cryptid_style_apeman", "humanoid_degree_code": "explicit_humanoid", "source_voice": "public_report_archive", "genre": "sighting_report", "publicness_code": "public_heritage_page", "relevance_code": "relevant", "ethics_flag": "ok_public", "coding_notes": "AYR public report page collected for card display; source fields require human review before analysis.", "location_summary": "Queensland (QLD): medium", "state_territory": "QLD", "location_precision_status": "state_or_territory", "has_strict_map_point": false, "map_latitude": null, "map_longitude": null, "map_place_name": null, "map_location_role": null, "map_location_type": null, "map_geocode_source": null, "map_verification_status": null, "map_confidence": null, "map_evidence_text": null, "date_band": "digital_era" }, { "record_id": 3986, "source_id": 42, "query_id": null, "figure_id": null, "external_id": "abc:102586408:willow-court", "title": "'What is ethical and appropriate?': Should ghost tours be allowed at a former Tasmanian asylum?", "publication": "ABC; Mornings", "author": null, "date_published": "2023-07-10", "year": 2023, "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/hobart/programs/mornings/should-ghost-tours-be-allowed-at-a-former-tasmanian-asylum/102586408", "snippet": "'What is ethical and appropriate?': Should ghost tours be allowed at a former Tasmanian asylum? Children's Advocate Janet Presser says no. The ghost tours at Willow Court are marketed as 'hauntingly good, fun and educational' for children aged 8-13 and their families. But are they appropriate given the dark and recent history of the former asylum? 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Play Duration: 42 minutes 29 seconds42m Brought to you by 774 ABC Melbourne Presented by Michael Pavlich Every culture has its stories of ghosts and paranormal experiences. 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Their dances frequently represent »fbB chase, and motions of the kangaroo and emu, the pursdit of a wounded cockatoo, tho course of tt snnke, the trausformatiotis or feats of a magician with » *»\"°i as well aa the measured step and concerted moveweut of « dance of ten or twelve persons ; and, although the figures are somewhat uncouth, the gestores are not ungr'\"'^, ' ' and as secu in the forest on b clear night, by the trig it I blaze of a fij'e,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2297; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "magician in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2092, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of mutual eommunieation in all public matters, wlielhcr of explanation, negotiation, exam i nation, or prosecution. At length, in the year 183Q, that ahle and talented ofBcer, Lieutenant (now Captain) G. Grey, Governor of South AnsCmlia, whilst resting from liis labours of exploring the country, fnrned his attention to this subject, in compliance with tlie spirit of the inatruotionB which he was acting, and cotnpiled a vocabulary, was published in the colony in the shape of a .phlet This was subsequently republished in Lon- don, with the addition of some words, ohicfly peculiar to the locality of King George's Sound. These will !«.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2298; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "spirit in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2093, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and so on, until the surface reaches to a level with the upper ground ; and finally sand or earth is strewed over the top. Whilst all that is above described is going on, the magician, or Bolyagadak, of the tribe, sits wrapped in his cloak at the head of the grave, bending his ear from time to time to the ground, attentively listening for the flight of the spirit, and the communication it may have to make as to the evil origi- nator or cause of his death ; and having feigned to obtain this intelligence, he raises his miro in silence, and points in the direction where the enemy is to be found who has ' robbed the tribe of a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2299; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "magician in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2094, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "reviously scored are now marked afresh, and more deeply, to record that an atonement has been effected. The grave is regularly visited during a certain period, to see that it is not disturbed or profaned ; and for a long time afterwards a small hut of reeds or boughs may be observed erected over the grave, before which a fire is frequently lighted, that the spirit of the deceased may, if it pleases, continue still to solace itself as before, in the quiet of the night. BoGALNGUDi, adj. — Humpbacked. BoHN, or BoHBN, subst, — A small red root of the Heemadorum spicatum. This root in flavour somewhat resembles a very mild onion. It is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2300; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "spirit in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2095, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pots. It is considered deadly, and is much dreaded by the natives ; but although several dogs have died sud- denly from the bite of a snake, no white person has hitherto suffered more than a slight inconvenience from temporary pain and swelling of the limb affected. KXbbar, adj. — Bleak ; exposed. Kaddar, subst, — Large black lizard. Kadjin, subst. — Soul ; spirit. The form which rises after death, and goes over the sea to the island of souls. KxDJO, subst. — A native hammer, broad and blunt at one end, and sharp-edged at the other ; formed of two pieces of whinstone, cemented on to a short thick stick, by means of the Tudibi, or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2301; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "spirit in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2096, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "(K.G.S.) A small species of kangaroo. KwiLAS — (K.G.S.) A species of ant. KviELA, luliji.— (K.G.S.) A speclea ol cttaos.t\\\\i3n KW[ 64 Kr-i. KwmiN — (K.G.S.) The Dili of HBpecies ofiomia. KwoaoTH, tuisf. — Soul; iipirit, KwoND*, ivtal. — A Tery deadly species of annke. Kaianla. KvroKNiT, gubtl,—A spedes of acacia. Sec Kun&rt. KwoY-i.i.1110, luhit.- — Soul ; spirit. KwYT-Txi — Melaleuca hainata i having leavea like those ol pine OF fir tree, ooly hoolied at tlie eod ; fuund always : wet or damp soils. Kr-A, tubU (Northern dialect.) An ema. Kr-A—(EBBtGrn dialect.) Ves. Ky at Kiug George's &ouid,i Kr-A-KT-i, inttrj. — An exclamation.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2302; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "spirit in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2097, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a pale yellow- coloured hark. (. — A term used liy the natives to deMgoate Ibeii ancestors or forefatliers, of whom they do not appear to have any disUnct tradition, except that they were very large men. Some snpiiose that they came over the sea, others suppose that the; came from the interior, Irom the north and nonli-cast. Their general belief is that the spirits of the dead go westward over tlie sea to the islandof aouhf, yMtii they connect with the home of their falliera. I bare a strong beUef that they are identical with the nativcH of Papua or New Guinea, having lately seen a young man from that eouutry, who exactly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2303; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "spirits in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2098, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "aerally attacts tenialeg, and the person whom it selects for its victim pines and dies away almost imper- ceptibly. To this creature'e influeiice the aborigines attribute all sores and wounds for which they cannot otherwise account. Its suppoeod shape ia that of a huge winged serpent. It may be a hngeriug remnant of the ti'odilion of the old Serpent or evil spirit. f.liiGAiJiN, hi//.— Ill i very sick ; a, woman who miscarries, or baa any complaint subseijuent to child-birth, is said to be Waugalln, ur under the influeacc of tbo WaugiU. FiUQUt, itiisi Breath ; breathing. ART rUAK, tierb — To pierce through. iR-BUMi, Serb — To.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2304; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "evil spirit in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2099, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ord), Winatding (N.£. dialect) ; Kainbil ; Ki-in. Decated, withered — Mandju. Deceit — Barrit. Deceive, to— Gulin. Deception — Barrit. Decot, to — Kobat kobat^&n ; Myatyl. Deep — Mordak. Deep, deep water — Didaral. Depart, to — Gulbang ; Watto kolo ; Gulbat ; GuluL Departing — Kolbattin. Desire, to ; to direct — Warrang-an. Desirous of— Gurdak. Devil ; evil spirit — Mittagong ; Waugal. Dew — Min-yi ; Jindi ; Barup ; Mammilyar. Diamond-bird ; Pardolotus— there are two kinds, Punctatus, and Striatus — Widapwid^p. Die, to — Gwardo ; Wanni. Dig, to — Bian. Dig up, to — Dtanbarrang ijow. Diminutive — N-yumap ; Bottyn. 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While chiy or time is used on these accsaions. When a. man puts on mourning, bs is said to Murh-ra D&bbow i which see. DAKDi,iu6it. — Pudenda. A disease was lately introduEed, wbiah the men attributed to tho witchcraft of the nortbsni Boyl-yagadaliB. DABCun, adj. — Uneven ; as Sudjor dardun, uueren ground, DAnnrw, iui«(. — Wliiting. DlnoANoln, verb. — Prea. part., Ditrgangannin j pa^t leDM] DarganSnSga ; to strika ao aa lo alun or kill, as Nadjul nginui gori dSrgaiigiui, I'll settle.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2306; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "witchcraft in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "witchcraft", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2101, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rt]^Binmna. Wind, north-west — Durga ; DtalUjar. Wind, south — Wu:iti. Wind, south-east — Winit ; D-yedik. ' Wind, south-west — Karring. Wind, east— Nandat ; Nangalar. Wind, west — Durga. Wind, sea-breeze— Gulam win. Wind, land-wind^ — Nandat. Windpipe — Dtag&t ; Mungurdur. Wing — K^nba. Wing, outer pinion of — Jili. Wink, to— Butak-butSk. Winter — Maggoro. Witchcraft — Boyl-ya. Withered, dried up ; applied to wood or animals when dead — ^Mandju. Withered; applied to leaves— -Derer. Within — Bura. Without, wanting anything— Bru ; as Boka bru, without a cloak. Wittingly— Ba.ndak. Wive, to ; steal a wife — Kardo barrang. 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It also appears to have been at some time introduced here. Relative to the wells, Mr Eyre (vol. i. p. 209) mentions he saw one called \"Beel-im Gaippe.\" \"Gaippe\" means water, (&H op, \"water,\") and the waters of this well may, in reference to the Baal superstitions, be the \"waters of the Baal gods.\" The Baal is a demon known under the name of \" Boyl-ya\" in South Australia, and much dreaded by the natives. The entrance to this well was by a circular opening through a solid sheet of limestone : it was about fifteen inches in dia- meter, but enlarging a little about a foot below the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2308; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "demon in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "demon", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2103, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "re found. The blacks shake their heads very mysteriously if asked any questions about them, preserving a silence either of ignorance or fear. The usual reply is, \" Black fellow make it so long time ago, before white fellow come.\" But on two different occasions two natives whispered to me in a most cautious manner, having looked round to see that the \" Baal\" demon, or the \" Kohen,'' were not at their elbows, \" All hand of dead fellow,\" spreading out their fingers for a short second of time, and evidently fear- ful at disclosing the mysterious legend. What the pigment is I cannot ascertain — it is indelible ; I have endeavoured to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2309; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "demon in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "demon", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2104, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", advancing and dancing with a measured tread, the right foot always in advance, shaking green reeds in their hands, and chanting a low solemn dirge, while the natives who were behind the patient beat time by violently thumping the ground. The magi, after many mystic ceremonies, rendered their labours effectual by extracting from the limb of the patient the evil spirit in the shape of a sharp stone, which they drove into the ground ; but it was too dark, they said, to see it .\" So at Zipan-ga (Japan), the belief is mentioned by Marco Polo, in the thirteenth century, that at Zipan-ga (Japan) the natives possessed charmed stones,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2310; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "evil spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2105, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e, which they drove into the ground ; but it was too dark, they said, to see it .\" So at Zipan-ga (Japan), the belief is mentioned by Marco Polo, in the thirteenth century, that at Zipan-ga (Japan) the natives possessed charmed stones, and wore them between the skin and flesh of their right arms. (See \" Superstitions.\") At Port Essington it is believed that evil spirits dwell in a large kind of tree, called \" Imburra-burra,\" resembling the \"Adansonia.\" Carvings. There are many carvings on the surfaces of rocks, rude representations of fish, birds, animals, human figures, and feet, as well as of boomerangs and other weapons. These.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2311; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirits in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2106, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "al occhio,\" the mythraic superstition still rife in the Mediterra- nean, and known to the natives of Australia as a sacred myth. This imprinting of the hand also obtains among the North- American Indians. It was an ancient custom, and widely diffused. Robertson, in his \"Hindoo Customs,\" says, that in the Mysore country the natives, in order to guard against evil spirits, dip their hands in lime, and impress it on the doors and walls of their houses, believing they are then under the protection of their deity. In reference to these caves in which the impressions of hands appear, and which the natives informed me were the hands of \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2312; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirits in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2107, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "koradgee — sucked the wound, then, holding his saliva, he re- treated ten or twelve paces from the invalid, appeared to mutter some charm for a minute, and, on concluding, placed the crystal in his mouth, sucked it, and then, removing the stone, spat upou the ground, and, trampling on the earth, pressed the discharged saliva into it, as if to tread out the evil spirit. The natives believe that the \" boyl-ya,\" previously men- tioned, is the cause of all sickness and disease. In order to eject this evil spirit a method of enchantment is used among the Western-Australian blacks, which introduces the super- stition of the mystic piece.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2313; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "evil spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2108, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a minute, and, on concluding, placed the crystal in his mouth, sucked it, and then, removing the stone, spat upou the ground, and, trampling on the earth, pressed the discharged saliva into it, as if to tread out the evil spirit. The natives believe that the \" boyl-ya,\" previously men- tioned, is the cause of all sickness and disease. In order to eject this evil spirit a method of enchantment is used among the Western-Australian blacks, which introduces the super- stition of the mystic piece of quartz, and even appears to re- semble mesmeric manipulation. \" This ceremony is performed,\" says the Rev. D. Mackenzie, \" by the person.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2314; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "evil spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2109, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rofess to derive 22 W. A. Miles on Demigods and Daemomia. their power from some pretended communication with this object. Although there seems to he nothing deserving the name of a regular religious rite among them, I am disposed to think that some peculiar ceremonies which have been observed within the last two years are intended to propitiate this dreaded phantom, and to avert the consequences of its anger. And I think in their ceremonies and superstitions may be traced the ob- scure and nearly obliterated relics of the ancient ophilatria, or serpent worship, still extant in India and Africa. \" I am fully convinced that these.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2315; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "phantom in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2110, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "me, miserable and alone. What a remarkable coincidence,\" remarks the worthy compiler, \" with the opinions of the ancient nations !\" Among the Swan- River tribes the spirit is supposed to go far away in the west to the island of souls. (See Rev. D. Mackenzie's \" Emigrant's Guide,\" in verb. \" Netengar.\") The Naowe tribe, according to Angas, believe that their ghosts de- part and people the islands in Spencer's Gulf. There is an Irish superstition relative to a temporary future state, which taught a return to a terrene existence after a lapse of years. The peasantry believe moths and butterflies to be embodiments of the souls of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2316; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "ghosts in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2111, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "alects of which I have heard, (amydeet,jajowrong, amerjig, koligan, amy gai, &c.,) appears to be identical with the words used to b 2 20 W. A. Miles on Demigods and Dcemonia. describe the soul when separated from the body. I once, and but once, saw a singular ceremonious dance on the Loddon station, which was called \" Yapene amy gai,\" or dance of sepa- rate spirits. It was avowedly a novel affair to nearly all the actors, and was taught by an old man from the westward, since dead. In this ceremony, after a very singular and not un- pleasing dance with branches in either hand, all, with the exception of the two old men who were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2317; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirits in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2112, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he name of this imaginary being is Binbeal. They assign to him the making of an original pair, from whom has descended the present race of man. There is evidently much vagueness and obscurity in their notions on this particular topic. But they are more distinct in their representation of the relation he is to bear to them after death. He is said to take the spirits of deceased natives and subject them to a sort of purgatory, placing them in fire to try them whether good or bad ; the good are at once liberated, but the bad are made to suffer for an indefinite time. They have sometimes replied to my inquiry ' who made all things V.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2318; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirits in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2113, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d shews that Ophic worship prevailed in the wilds of America as well as in the wildernesses of Australia. For an account of this serpent mound in Western America, see \"Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley.\" The natives on the Murray and Murrumbidgee rivers be- lieve in a spirit of the waters, named \" Biam.\" (See Eyre, vol. ii. p. 362.) Like all their spirits, he is supposed to be a black man. He is believed to be deformed at the extremities, and is always sitting cross-legged on the ground, or ferrying about in his canoe. He is a spirit of such dreaded and malignant power that there are certain sorcerers particularly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2319; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2114, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s it, then they proceed fur- ther: if it gives an affirmative, the inquest is then continued there. It is believed that the affirmative is given when the W. A. Miles on Demigods and Dcemonia. 17 corpse is moved round, which motion is said to be produced by the body itself, influenced by \" kuin-yo,\" who is hovering over the bier. (In the Egyptian paintings a spirit is repre- sented hovering over a corpse stretched upon a bier.) If the murderer is present, the bier is said to carry itself against him, so that some of the branches on which the corpse is laid may touch him, and then a fight ensues. (See Teichellmann's Vocabulary, p..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2320; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2115, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "by the lashings of his enormous tail. This will be again referred to under the subject of superstitions in reference to ophic worship. Among the Murray-River tribes a net, during sickness, is worn as a charm round the waist, and it is called \" mw-tum.\" The sorcerers are called \"mm-tappa.\" (See Angas, vol. i. p. 93.) At Port Jackson the natives believed in a spirit named \" mawn.\" (See Tench's \" Port Jackson,\" p. 106.) They would not touch a corpse, believing that the \" mawn \" would seize and fasten upon them in the night. W. A. Miles on Demigods and Dcemonia. 19 The following interesting paper, from the able pen of Mr. Assistant.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2321; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2116, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "that \" pindye \" implies a European, the same as \" Djanga,\" (the dead,) means a European at Swan River.] \" The ' pindye ' is the place of souls in the far west, whence the souls of the unborn come, and, hovering among the grass-trees, wait for the hour of conception, to enter a human body, and, after death and burial, to return there again : if unburied, the spirit is sup- posed to wander an indefinite time, miserable and alone. What a remarkable coincidence,\" remarks the worthy compiler, \" with the opinions of the ancient nations !\" Among the Swan- River tribes the spirit is supposed to go far away in the west to the island of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2322; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2116, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "that \" pindye \" implies a European, the same as \" Djanga,\" (the dead,) means a European at Swan River.] \" The ' pindye ' is the place of souls in the far west, whence the souls of the unborn come, and, hovering among the grass-trees, wait for the hour of conception, to enter a human body, and, after death and burial, to return there again : if unburied, the spirit is sup- posed to wander an indefinite time, miserable and alone. What a remarkable coincidence", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Swan River, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.9319845, "longitude": 115.9190544, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1854, "title": "spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2117, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "mong the grass-trees, wait for the hour of conception, to enter a human body, and, after death and burial, to return there again : if unburied, the spirit is sup- posed to wander an indefinite time, miserable and alone. What a remarkable coincidence,\" remarks the worthy compiler, \" with the opinions of the ancient nations !\" Among the Swan- River tribes the spirit is supposed to go far away in the west to the island of souls. (See Rev. D. Mackenzie's \" Emigrant's Guide,\" in verb. \" Netengar.\") The Naowe tribe, according to Angas, believe that their ghosts de- part and people the islands in Spencer's Gulf. There is an Irish.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2323; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "ghosts in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. 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The same superstition obtains among the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2324; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "supernatural in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2119, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "m, rude and obscure indeed, but in all probability the indistinct relics of some older and more complete system. It must be sufficiently obvious to all who have had much intercourse with the native tribes, that they are exceedingly reluctant to speak on these subjects; a circumstance readily accounted for by the fact, that whatever notions they entertain of supernatural beings, all refer to objects of fear and dread, and not of love. The older natives can scarcely be brought at all to speak about their traditions, but from the young men I have latterly ob- tained some more definite information than I formerly pos- sessed, which.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2326; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "supernatural in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. 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While the steamboat Urara stopped to land supplies from Sydney, Mr. Atchison showed me over the establishment, the condition of which was highly creditable to its spirited proprietor ; and I was told at the time that he had con- tracted to kill and cure five thousand head of cattle for Clark Irving, Esq., the member of parliament for the Clarence District. An incipient town had also been formed a few miles ferther up at the \" Elbow,\" the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1945; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1760, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", although at present almost beyond the pale of civilisation, will be very soon .opened up, and thickly settled by means of steam communication with and fix>m Brisbane, whenever Moreton Bay is erected into a separate colony. At present, with a government five hundred miles off, and evidently caring nothing fi>r their interests or welfare, the people have no spirit to do anything in the way of availii^ themselves of the extraordinary capabilities of the country. These will be developed very speedily, and to a wonder^ extent, under a more ration", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1760, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", although at present almost beyond the pale of civilisation, will be very soon .opened up, and thickly settled by means of steam communication with and fix>m Brisbane, whenever Moreton Bay is erected into a separate colony. At present, with a government five hundred miles off, and evidently caring nothing fi>r their interests or welfare, the people have no spirit to do anything in the way of availii^ themselves of the extraordinary capabilities of the country. These will be developed very speedily, and to a wonder^ extent, under a more rational system. Qth. — ^Two gentlemen firom Brisbane had come out, on busi- ness, to Mr..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1946; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1761, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ery remarkable illustrations of the proverbial genius of the Anglo-Saxon race for the noble and truly imperial art of colonisation.\" The inhabitants of Toowoomba are in no respect behind their neighbours of Drayton in the estimate they have formed of the physical character and capabilities of their highly-favoured dis- trict. On the contrary, in the genuine spirit of rivalry, they go a step beyond their neighbours, and lodge a claim with his Excellency lor being constituted not only a separate municipality, but the capital of Queensland I In their address to the governor, on his first visit to the Downs, afier congratulating him.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1947; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1762, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ent castle, the soene of many early associations, and now quite as uninhabited as this, « l^th. — To the left or westward (^ that supposed river channel, A mighty isolated mountain mass diut out any view of the furtBer course of the water of the valley formed between it and these slopes; but as the very lowest point of the whole horizon, as indicated by the spirit-level of the theodolite, lay in that direc- tion, I determined to pursue that bearing (10^ W. of N.)throiigh the opei forest oountiy that intervened. I found that the moun- tain commanding this view was elevated 2247 feet above the sea. Although we were approaching the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1948; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1763, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "led her to suspect the reality of the white man's relationship to her family ; for she actually instigated her husband to murder Darumboy in revenge for the loss of her dog I This, it seems, the old man was not indisposed to do ; for^ scowling at Davies, and working himself up into a frenzy of passion at him, he told him he was not Darumboy, but Mawgooy^ a spirit or ghost, which he intended, of course, as a term of great reproach. At all events Davies saw that his life was no longer in safety, and that his only security lay in putting the old black fellow in bodily fear of him. So being a short, stout, powerftil man, he \" turned.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1949; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "ghost in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1764, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ions of the Bechuanas, another African nation. \" These beings,\" observes a writer in the \" North British Keview,\" for November, 1845, on the authority of the missionaries, '^ had no ideas of anything beyond this world. Several, interrogated by the missionaries Schmelin, Campbell, and Moffitt, declared that they had no idea whatever of a God or devil, or any spirit, of a future state, or immortality of the soul ; and yet they had in general acute intellects and excellent memories.\" Nay, the Danish Govemmejit having had an exploratoiy ex- pedition, under the command of Captain Graah, an able and zealous naval officer of that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1950; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "devil in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1765, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "lf being situated on the elevated point of land already men- tioned, and commanding a beautiful view of the bay with its fine scenery all round. But— ** * Every leaf was at rest, and I heard not a sound ' from the uninhabited mansion. It looked like one of those haunted houses that one sometimes sees in England, and that nobody will occupy for fear of * the ghost ;' and when we reflected that it would probably cost from 1500/. to 2000/. to erect such a cot- tage, with all its appendages, in Sydney, and that it would rent, if there, at 200/. a year, our party named it ' Bigge's Folly,' and rode on. At short distances towards the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1951; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "ghost in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1766, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nciliated their affections once more, and succeeded in keeping the peace. In regard to the word Mawgooy^ I may mention, as an additional illustration- of the singular diversity of languages among the aborigines of Australia, that it is not known among another tribe of black natives whom Davies visited, considerably farther northward ; the word there for the ghost of a man being Muthevj and for that of a woman Tarcan, The synonyme for a ghost in another tribe which he visited was Balooyeh, I met with Davies quite accidentally at a squatter's station, on. the Pine River, where he arrived on one of the evenings I was there, along.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1952; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "ghost in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1767, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he Australian dialects. There are at least twenty-five different dialects spoken within 200 miles' radius of Brisbane. \" Turrubul *' is spoken at Brisbane, and \" Dippil \" about the Glasshouse mountains, sixty miles north- ward from the capital of Queensland. [The vowels are pronounced as in French.] English. Turrubul. DipplL man tyan dan woman jundal nilgai ghost * or white man magui mether father bing bobbin mother . pujang npavang son numng yimmn daughter nurringun naiber dog mirri wutta emu nguyi nguruin kangaroo kuruman faroman laughing jackass kakowan kaggu * Tn many dialects the word i neaninir '* ehost \" or \"demon\" has been.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1953; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "ghost in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1768, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nce of many demons, of whom Tnrra- mullun is the chief. They say that Turramullun .is the author of disease and of medical skill, of mischief and of wisdom also ; that he appears in the form of a serpent at their great assemblies. It is remarkable that they have everywhere applied to white men the word originally meaning *' ghost \" or supernatural being. At Moreton Bay '^makoron\" is ghost, demon, or white fellow; a little way firom here \" magui \" bears these meanings ; and on the Barwan and Namoi ** wunda \" stands for the same. There is in all parts of the country a traditional system of.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1861, "title": "supernatural in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1768, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "m. They also believe in the existence of many demons, of whom Tnrra- mullun is the chief. They say that Turramullun .is the author of disease and of medical skill, of mischief and of wisdom also ; that he appears in the form of a serpent at their great assemblies. It is remarkable that they have everywhere applied to white men the word originally meaning *' ghost \" or supernatural being. At Moreton Bay '^makoron\" is ghost, demon, or white fellow; a little way firom here \" magui \" bears these meanings ; and on the Barwan and Namoi ** wunda \" stands for the same. There is in all parts of the country a traditional system of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1954; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "supernatural in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1769, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ation, although to the surprise and mortification of most of our Sydney legislators, that it did- contain a clause to the effect I had recommended. That clause, I am happy to add, providing as it did for the separation of Moreton Bay, has proved the Magna Charta of Queensland. It is a saying of the great Martin Luther, that wherever €rod plants a church the devil is sure to have a public-house erected right opposite. In accordilnce ynHk this principle, no sooner was the boon of separation obtained in prospectu for the future colony of Queensland, than a great effort was made by the prin", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1861, "title": "devil in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1769, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ation, although to the surprise and mortification of most of our Sydney legislators, that it did- contain a clause to the effect I had recommended. That clause, I am happy to add, providing as it did for the separation of Moreton Bay, has proved the Magna Charta of Queensland. It is a saying of the great Martin Luther, that wherever €rod plants a church the devil is sure to have a public-house erected right opposite. In accordilnce ynHk this principle, no sooner was the boon of separation obtained in prospectu for the future colony of Queensland, than a great effort was made by the principal squatters — gentlemen who consider.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1955; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "devil in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1770, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "indifferent land, and the whole is so intersected with streams and fi*esh- water marshes, that if such a block were divided into fiirms of 300 acres, each ferm would have its propor- tion of the advantages common to the whole.\" To continue my Rough Notes : — The land available for agri- culture commences at a point where the river forms what is called \"The Devil*s Elbow,\" about twenty miles below Grafton; and from that point to the Falls, thirty miles above the town by the course of the river, the land on both sides is of alluvial formation, and therefore fitted, in the highest degree, for culti- vation. Describing this part of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1956; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "devil in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1771, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "verely, and sometimes other parts of their bodies. Internal diseases are imiformly ascribed to witchcraft or sor- cery. Some black fellow, it is alleged, ill-disposed towards the^i patient, has swallowed a stone or bone, and vomiting it up again, .has spit it out at him, a process which is sure to make him ill, n THE ABORIGINES.. 841 if not to kill him. The wizard is supposed, moreover, to possess the power of conveying himself under ground to the object of his deadly malice ; and when the charge of witchcraft is thus fixed upon a particular individual by the supposed injured party, he is given up to death by his own tribe, and no.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1957; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "wizard in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1772, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "would recommend. From their manner of living, and especially from their always having a fire burning on the bare ground in front of their miser- able huts, close to where they sleep, they are peculiarly subject to accidents from fire. Their feet are often burnt severely, and sometimes other parts of their bodies. Internal diseases are imiformly ascribed to witchcraft or sor- cery. Some black fellow, it is alleged, ill-disposed towards the^i patient, has swallowed a stone or bone, and vomiting it up again, .has spit it out at him, a process which is sure to make him ill, n THE ABORIGINES.. 841 if not to kill him. The wizard is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1958; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "wizard in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1773, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "alleged, ill-disposed towards the^i patient, has swallowed a stone or bone, and vomiting it up again, .has spit it out at him, a process which is sure to make him ill, n THE ABORIGINES.. 841 if not to kill him. The wizard is supposed, moreover, to possess the power of conveying himself under ground to the object of his deadly malice ; and when the charge of witchcraft is thus fixed upon a particular individual by the supposed injured party, he is given up to death by his own tribe, and no injury is inflicted on the avenger of blood who puts him to death. A native of Boralt- chou*s tribe having died, his brother fixed the supposed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1959; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "wizard in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1774, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "told the rest of the tribe what he had done, and where they would find the old man's body, to be disposed of as they Bhould think fit Nothing was done to this murderer, who was permitted to return to his own tribe as a matter of course. The skin of a dead man, placed either imder or over the patient, is supposed to be a powerful specific against sorcery or witchcraft, in cases of disease. A few months after Davies, or Darumboy, a runaway convict, who was recovered from the natives by Mr. Andrew Petrie, at Wide Bay, after having lived among them for fourteen years, had joined the tribe in which he was so long naturalised, he was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1960; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "witch in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1775, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ting out the blood either into the pitcher, or into a small hole dug in the ground to receive it. Under this process the disease or malign influence is supposed to pass out of the body of the patient along the belt into the mouth of the operator, who spits it out with the blood ; the attendants chanting all the while — Baggar mudlo yacca, The stranger has bewitched him, Daggar weng. The stranger is a bad fellow, Baggar bumma. Beat the stranger. Occasionally the aboriginal practitioners blow upon the patient as strongly as they can ; but for what specific purpose I have not been able to ascertain. Frequently, also, the exorcist of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1961; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "witch in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1776, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "fate of Davies' companion, to remove them. If the deceased has fallen in battle there is no coroner's in- quest, so to speak, held on the subject of his death ; but if he has died a natural death, in the vigour of youth or manhood, it is ▲ A3 S6S QUEENSLAND. always presumed bj the natiyes that his dissolution has been brought about hj some un&ir means — by witchcrail or sorcery, of course — and an inquiiy into the cause of it is instituted accord- ingly. With this Tiew the soothsayer or exorcist of the tribe, or some person corresponding to the priest Chalcas in the Grecian army under the walls of Troy (for superstition is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1962; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "witch in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1777, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "out for death, and though nothing should be done to him at the time, he is sure to be eventually surprised and killed, and his body to be disposed of in the same way. The skins of the de- ceased are carefully preserved among the tribe, and, as I have already observed, are frequently placed either under or over sick persons, as an effectual specific against witchcraft or sorcery. The aborigines of Australia are, therefore, decided cannibals ; the general mode of disposing of the dead being the one I have described, and the exceptions being merely the cases of old men and women dying of the infirmities of age.* In the latter cases.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1963; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "witch in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1778, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "he noble river, which winds almost under foot, and appears and disappears, and appears again as it pursues its tortuous course through the dark forest to the bay, or is traced upwards towards its sources, presents ever and anon points of view surpassingly beauti^ ; the tiu<^ brushes on its banks, with the majestic Moreton Bay pine, overtopping all the other giants of the forest, ma%ly indicating the ^pots of extraordinary fertility where the hand of man is perhaps erecting his future dwelling, and transforming the wilderness into smiling £mns and fruitful fields. As yet, indeed, man can scarcely be said to have done more than just.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1861, "title": "giant in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1778, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he noble river, which winds almost under foot, and appears and disappears, and appears again as it pursues its tortuous course through the dark forest to the bay, or is traced upwards towards its sources, presents ever and anon points of view surpassingly beauti^ ; the tiu<^ brushes on its banks, with the majestic Moreton Bay pine, overtopping all the other giants of the forest, ma%ly indicating the ^pots of extraordinary fertility where the hand of man is perhaps erecting his future dwelling, and transforming the wilderness into smiling £mns and fruitful fields. As yet, indeed, man can scarcely be said to have done more than just.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1964; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "giant in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1779, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "g the end of the island, and coming into the main stream, we fbimd the river again widened out into a magnificent sheet of water, overhimg on each side with immense tea-trees, which pro- jected far into the water below. These trees are very different fix)m the stunted small-leaved specimens of the genus that are to be found in Sydney. In size they rival the giant productions of some of our southern brushes, whilst their leaves are long, straight, and pendant, the leaf-bearing twigs drooping down fi'om the boughs in the same style as the weeping willow, which tree in appearance the tea-tree of the Fitzroy veiy much resembles. On.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1965; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "giant in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1780, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "terior; but if once a stationaiy mission could be established near the coast> it would, on account of the numbers located within a comparatiTely short distance, be a more favourable position than a station in the interior. Note an the Traditions of the Aborigines, WheneTer I hare eonyersed with the aborigines, I find they have definite traditions concerning supernatural beings. On the Barwan and Namoi APPENDIX I. . 445 they say there is one Being who made all things, whom they never saw, though they hear His Toice in thunder. They speak of Him by the name \" Baiame ; ** and those who have learnt that \" Gk>d ** is the name by which.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1966; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "supernatural in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1781, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rigines can sound the letter. S, while a word ending in a liquid^ having indeed no consonants but liquids, is quite in accordance with the smooth sound of their usual speech; and because '< Immanuel\" is a word which I can literally translate into the aboriginal language, as I could not at present do with the names of *^ Jesus\" and *' Christ\" ('^ngeane-kunda-Baiame\" in Kamilaroi means *' with us God\".) I prepared and distributed at Moggil six tracts in TurrubuL On the road to Warwick, on the 26 th, X met an aboriginal native of the F F 2 436 APPENDIX L Hunter BiTer district who had been to Scotland. He speaks botii Rnglish and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1967; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "Baiame in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1782, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n in the interior. Note an the Traditions of the Aborigines, WheneTer I hare eonyersed with the aborigines, I find they have definite traditions concerning supernatural beings. On the Barwan and Namoi APPENDIX I. . 445 they say there is one Being who made all things, whom they never saw, though they hear His Toice in thunder. They speak of Him by the name \" Baiame ; ** and those who have learnt that \" Gk>d ** is the name by which we speak of the Creator, say that \" Baiame is God.\" Some of them say that Baiame formerly appeared to their fathere ; and a white man assured me that the blacks had told him of laws given by Baiame to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1968; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "supernatural in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1783, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "cerning supernatural beings. On the Barwan and Namoi APPENDIX I. . 445 they say there is one Being who made all things, whom they never saw, though they hear His Toice in thunder. They speak of Him by the name \" Baiame ; ** and those who have learnt that \" Gk>d ** is the name by which we speak of the Creator, say that \" Baiame is God.\" Some of them say that Baiame formerly appeared to their fathere ; and a white man assured me that the blacks had told him of laws given by Baiame to their forefathers. But I never heard them speak of Baiame as a ruler, nor ascribe wisdom and goodness to Him. They also believe in the existence of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1969; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "supernatural in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1784, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". They speak of Him by the name \" Baiame ; ** and those who have learnt that \" Gk>d ** is the name by which we speak of the Creator, say that \" Baiame is God.\" Some of them say that Baiame formerly appeared to their fathere ; and a white man assured me that the blacks had told him of laws given by Baiame to their forefathers. But I never heard them speak of Baiame as a ruler, nor ascribe wisdom and goodness to Him. They also believe in the existence of many demons, of whom Tnrra- mullun is the chief. They say that Turramullun .is the author of disease and of medical skill, of mischief and of wisdom also ; that he appears in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1970; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "Baiame in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1785, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "time, set to music by Mr. Nathan, a talented composer in Sydney; and colonial sentimentalism, which had left the traveller and his party to be provisioned and accoutred as they might for their perilous expedition, neverthe- less shed many a tear over Leichhardt^s grave. At length, on the 25th of March, 1846, the city of Sydney was electrified at the sudden apparition of Dr. Leichhardt and his party (with the single exception of Mr. Gilbert, the naturalist, who had unfortunately been speared by the natives at the south- eastern head of the Gulf of Carpentaria), direct fix)m Port Essington ; having accomplished the grand object of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1971; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "apparition in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3716, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tle soreness on this private accoimt, amid the general rejoicings, and Dr. Leichhardt's departure from an old-established rule, as well as his actual no- menclature, was made the subject of unfriendly criticism in various quarters. But Dr. Leichhardt had received no favours, for which to be thankful at the time, in these quarters ; and he was of too manly a spirit to resort to such a mode of obtaining them in future. There were also a few private individuals who had ren- 112 QUEENSLAND. dered him aamstance in bis day of small thingB, and whose claims on his grateful remembrance he was of too generous a nature to foiget; and he had.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4775; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3717, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and in religion.' \" We object to coolies because, being an ignorant and inferior race of people, they would themselves be sufferers from the tyrannical propensities of their employers, and would, by being COTTON, THE FUTURE STAPLE OP QUEENSLAND. 239 themselves reduced to slavery, degrade the community in which they live. They have neither the energy nor the spirit to oppose attempts made on their rights and privileges. \" We object to them because their presence, as a distinct race, would retard our national progress, and tend to overthrow our civil and religious liberty ; and when they were old and used up, or disabled, they would.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4776; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3718, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t they were the first portion of the family of man that reached the south-eastern extremity of Asia, and peopled the multitude of the isles of the Indian Archipelago ; which they ap- pear to have done by passing successively, in the course of ages, from island to island, northward, eastward, and southward, as * Observations, &0., p. 589» 318 QUEENSLAKD. the spirit of adyentiire — or accident, in the case of unexpected storms at sea — or the eyent of war, compelling the yanqxiished to take to their boats, to save themselves from an indiscriminate massacre on shore, had gradually led to the discovery and occu- pation of another and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4778; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3719, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Why she had done so? she repUedwith the greatest apparent indiffe- rencc)- \" Piccaninny too much cry I \" 880 QUEENSLAND. tions, under the European colonists ; the tribe in actual possession of any &yourable locality obliging the supernumeraries, or weaker members of its body, to swarm off £x)m time to time, and find « new coimtry for themselves. War and the spirit of ady^itore may doubtless have contributed to the q)eedief and more exten-^ fiive occupation of the countiy ; but when actual possession has been secured in any of these ways, the right whidi it is supposed to imply is universaUy re^>ected by the natives, except in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4779; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3720, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ing peculiar in the tones of his voice, they are sure to take him off with the most ludicrous effect. In the older settlements of Australia, the sight of a whole company of black natives — both men and women — in a state of beastly intoxication is, imfortunately, by no means uncom- mon; but at Moreton Bay they have happily not yet learned ^►to relish ardent spirits, and the sight of a European under their influence affords them the greatest amusement. The medical practice of the natives is very simple, but by no Z2 340 QUEENSLAND. means ineffectual; and the instances of speedy and perfect recovery in frightful surgical cases in.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1861, "title": "spirits in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3720, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ing peculiar in the tones of his voice, they are sure to take him off with the most ludicrous effect. In the older settlements of Australia, the sight of a whole company of black natives — both men and women — in a state of beastly intoxication is, imfortunately, by no means uncom- mon; but at Moreton Bay they have happily not yet learned ^►to relish ardent spirits, and the sight of a European under their influence affords them the greatest amusement. The medical practice of the natives is very simple, but by no Z2 340 QUEENSLAND. means ineffectual; and the instances of speedy and perfect recovery in frightful surgical cases in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4780; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirits in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3721, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r people. A variolous disease, somewhat similar to the smaU-pox, which has occasionally prevailed among the natives in various parts of the older colony, from its very commencement, hap- pened to prevail among the tribe in which Baker was domi- ciliated, and proved &,tal in many instances. The natives ascribe this disease to the influence of Budyah, an evil spirit who delights in mischief. Baker, however, had been vaccinated, and did not take the disease ; for although the medical men of the colony are of opinion that it is a different disease from the small- pox, that wonderful specific appears to be equally effectual in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4781; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3722, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rned from the sea to visit them again ; and one native appeared firmly to believe, that his father was come back in the person of either Lee or Connoway (two of the number), and took him to the spot where his body had been burned. On being told that immense numbers of people existed fer beyond their little knowledge, they instantly pronounced them to be the spirits of their countrymen, which, after death, had migrated into other regions.\"* I happened, from time to time, to hear of individual cases of the same kind, in various parts of New South Wales, particularly at the Wollombi, in the district of Hunter's River, and in the Cow-.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4782; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirits in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3723, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "vellers to be entertained - by bar- barous tribes on the subject of God and of religion. The Apostle Paul informs us, that \" the world,\" that is the Grecian and Eoman world, \" by wisdom knew not God ; \" and are we to suppose that the American Indians, with the comparatively pure and exalted ideas they are alleged by certain writers to entertain of the Great Spirit, and the miserable aborigines of Australia, who, according to Count Strzelecki, are equally good theologians, have attained to a knowledge in divine things which escaped the keenest researches of the sages of Greece and Eome ? Aristotle, who, in point of genius and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4783; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3724, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hens (the Esquimaux of Davis' Straits). They have no religion, no prayers, sacrifices, or other religious observances ; but they have a notion of higher unembodied beings, and ascribe a spirit or power to fire, water, air, the ocean, &c.\"t In answer to a question which I proposed in writing to the Kev. Mr. Schmidt, of the German Mission to the aborigines at Moreton Bay, as to whether the natives of that locality had any idea of a God, or any object of worship,.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3724, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d, the same reviewer informs us that \" Captain Graah praises highly the honesty, hospitality, and, according to their own ideas, the good manners and politeness of these heathens (the Esquimaux of Davis' Straits). They have no religion, no prayers, sacrifices, or other religious observances ; but they have a notion of higher unembodied beings, and ascribe a spirit or power to fire, water, air, the ocean, &c.\"t In answer to a question which I proposed in writing to the Kev. Mr. Schmidt, of the German Mission to the aborigines at Moreton Bay, as to whether the natives of that locality had any idea of a God, or any object of worship,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4784; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3725, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "force and virtoe as if embodied in this Act : Pro* Tided that all such roles and bye-laws shall be approved by the goTenor and Exeentive Ck>onGil, and shall be published in the Queensland Gown^ ment Gagette, and shall be laid before both hooses of Parliament within one month after the next ensuing session, and shall be in all respects in accordance with the spirit of the natimal system of education as hitherto carried on in the colony of New South Wales, except so for as hoein is otherwise provided. 7. Board may assist any primary school. — ^The board may assist any pri- mary school that may be submitted to its supervision and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4786; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3726, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "re looking on. Suddenly, from imder a sheet of bark darted a man with his body whitened by pipeclay, his head and face coloured with lines of red and yellow, and a tufk of feathers fixed by means of a stick two feet above the crown of his head. He stood twenty minutes perfectly still, gazing upwards. An aboriginal who stood by told me he was looking for the ghosts of dead men. At last he began to mov0 Very slowly, and soon rushed to and fro at full speed, flourishing a branch lus if to drive away some foes invisible to us. When I thought his pantomime must be almost over, ten more, similarly adorned, suddenly appeared frotii.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4787; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "ghosts in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3727, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "in it brisk conflict with their mysterious assailants. The musid \"waxed louder as, now and then, the actors came stamping up to the choir ; and at last, after some rapid evolutions ui which they put forth all their strength, they rested from the exciting toil which they had kept up all night and for some hours after sunrise : they seemed satisfled that the ghosts were driven away for twelve months. They were performing the 6ame ceremony at every station along the river ', and I am told it is an annual custom. When their excitement had somewhat subsided, I went round to the several groups, to tell them of the only True Deliverer.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4788; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "ghosts in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3728, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e 127* PORT OF BOCKHAMPTON. RsTUur of Shlpi and Fuiengert, Inwards and Outwards, since the 2nd of October, 1868. r Nan^orsUp. Duke of Wellington Wonga \"Wonga Unde Tom • Storm King . Malay . • « Callender . • Emily Hoit . Eagle . . • Sarah . • • Bonnie Boon Maria . • • Goqnette . • Lady Grey • Edwaid « • Tamar . • • City of Sydney Admella • • Heniy . , , Sea Witch .. Cario • • • Ariel « • » Cecilia. . • Perseverance • Vanquii^ . • Victoria Packet Don Juan . . Wonga Wonga Shamrock . . Boderick Dhn Sarah . . • Yaira Yaiza. Guzelle . « G«orge. • • Carnation . . Lalla Bookh • Brilliant * •. Mavy Jane « Carried forward . I if J3-* 44.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4789; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "witch in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3729, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pensities of their employers, and would, by being COTTON, THE FUTURE STAPLE OP QUEENSLAND. 239 themselves reduced to slavery, degrade the community in which they live. They have neither the energy nor the spirit to oppose attempts made on their rights and privileges. \" We object to them because their presence, as a distinct race, would retard our national progress, and tend to overthrow our civil and religious liberty ; and when they were old and used up, or disabled, they would come upon the institutions of the country; while, if they had been really slaves, those who got the benefit of their strength would have to support them.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4790; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 643, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1866 - Peter Harris Diary, Toowareenah NSW", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1866, "title": "1866 - Peter Harris Diary, Toowareenah NSW", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1874-1866-peter-harris-diary-toowareenah-nsw", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 643, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1866 - Peter Harris Diary, Toowareenah NSW. 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The pair started. Night fell and they did not return. It was suggested that they had seen the vessel, and got aboard her. Others, more charitable in their conclusions, affirmed that the vessel was but the phantom of the old man's brain, and that he would return with his wearied comrade before morning broke. The day dawned, however, upon that sleepless night, and yet no sign of the scouts. \"It's all a dream of his,\" said Veale; \"we had better go and look for our food, lest our.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2055; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1871, "title": "phantom in Old Tales of a Young Country", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Old Tales of a Young Country; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1867, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "themselves along the shore when Millechant gives utterance to a wild shout, and runs whooping like a madman along the sand. A boat full of men cheering in English is coming straight to them over the sparkling sea. Down go eggs and blubber, and the rescued mariners, stumbling forward, caper and weep in extravagance of joy. Spesinick and Soper had chased the phantom all night. The old man sank at last overpowered with fatigue at the summit of a cliff, from which they could both see a schooner sailing smartly from the island. 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On the 28th of February a \"mutinous plot\" was discovered among the convicts, who had planned to steal the provisions and take to the bush. Four were arraigned, three sentenced to death, and the fourth to be flogged. Only one, however, was executed--the ringleader, Thomas Barrett, \"an old and desperate offender, who died with a hardy spirit.\" He was swung off the limb of a big tree, near which were assembled the whole body of convicts, guarded by the battalion of marines. The constitution of the court by which these fellows were tried was rather peculiar. 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As a natural consequence, scurvy broke out: vegetables were scarce, and the garrison fell sick. It drew near the time for the departure of the ships for Europe, and earnest representations were made concerning the supply of fresh meat. But there was a hopeful spirit abroad. On the anniversary of the King's birthday all the officers dined with the Governor, and among other toasts drunk was that of \"Prosperity of Sydney Cove, in Cumberland County.\" At daylight the ships fired 21 guns each, which was repeated at noon, and answered by.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2059; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1871, "title": "spirit in Old Tales of a Young Country", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Old Tales of a Young Country; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1870, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d of talents which may be useful to society. I feel for your situation, and as long as you act the part of a good citizen, I will be your protector; you will have time and opportunity to rescue yourself from the obloquy of your former conduct.' Alas, my lord, George Barrington had never the supreme felicity of having such comfort administered to his wounded spirit. As matters have unfortunately turned out, the die is cast; and as it is, I have resigned to my fate without one murmur of complaint.\" Being shipped off to his new home, Mr. Barrington not only conducted himself with propriety, but did the State some service. A mutiny.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2060; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1871, "title": "spirit in Old Tales of a Young Country", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Old Tales of a Young Country; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1871, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "; but having ruined himself at the gaming-table, had turned highwayman. A bullet wound received on Finchley Common incapacitated him for his profession, and he then turned parson and pickpocket. With this worthy, Barrington joined his fortunes, and introducing him to poor H. as \"Captain\" James, the two rooked him without mercy. The \"Thatched House\" and the \"Devil's Tavern\" at Temple Bar were the favourite resorts of the two friends, and they soon became famous for their easy bearing and gentlemanly address. Cautious and cool, Barrington mixed in the best society, and picked its aristocratic pockets without detection. The noblemen.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2065; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1871, "title": "devil in Old Tales of a Young Country", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Old Tales of a Young Country; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1872, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "aste more precious time in repairing this damage. Without tools they toiled many days to make the boat sufficiently seaworthy to enable them to rejoin their companions. One day Dominick Spesinick, who was an elderly man, left them to stroll along the shore. In a short time he returned gesticulating with vehemence, but speechless. Rough Veale asks, \"What the devil is the foolish fellow at?\" and at last comprehends that Spesinick, being on a high point of land, has seen a vessel. The party had been so often deceived by the appearance of large birds, which, sitting on the water, had all the form of a distant ship, that they declined.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2067; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1871, "title": "devil in Old Tales of a Young Country", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Old Tales of a Young Country; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1873, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ight; but she returned without seeing their signals, and hope vanished. For six days the miserable wretches starved within sight of their prison home, and at last plucked up courage to make a last effort for life. They told Buckley that they had determined to retrace their steps round the bay to the settlement, and urged him to accompany them. The desperate giant refused. He would have liberty at any hazard. Death in the gloomy swamps, the fantastic underwood, or the barren sand hills, seemed not so terrible as the death-in-life of the convict sheds. They might go if they pleased--he would remain. 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Next day, however, he discovered the reason of his friend's kindness. He was to be exhibited as the Anglo-Australian giant! \"I soon,\" says he, \"gave a denial to any such display, very much to the mortification, as I afterwards understood, of the stage manager, who had publicly notified my appearance.\" I wonder who was this ingenious dog. He doubtless gauged the public taste.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2069; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1871, "title": "giant in Old Tales of a Young Country", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Old Tales of a Young Country; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1875, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e rain was falling, the boat was surrounded by rocks, masses of floating kelp impeded their progress, and the nearest shore was a perpendicular cliff of great height. To add to the terror of their situation, an enormous whale, driven in by the storm, rose close to them, and began beating the water \"within a few yards of the stern of the boat.\" From this sea-giant their good fortune preserved them, and by dint of tugging at the oars they succeeded, after four hours' incessant labour, in effecting a landing on the beach. So great was the violence of the surf, that the boat was swamped and nearly carried out to sea. 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In the morning, after a vain attempt to obtain such remnants of his woollen stockings as time and the shingle had left him, they went away, and he, frightened at the chance of their return, took to the bush. For some months he wandered about, living the life of a wild man, and subsisting on roots, berries, and shell-fish. The weather set in gloomy and tempestuous. He was frequently without fire, food, or shelter, and his sleep was broken by terror of the natives. 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You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg of Australia License which may be viewed online at http://gutenberg.net.au/licence.html To contact Project Gutenberg of Australia go to http://gutenberg.net.au Human Repetends (1872) Marcus Clarke \"Come!\" cried Marston, \"the story of your embodied ghost! Speak, thou gloomy Pythagorean!\" \"Most men,\" began Pontifex, \"however roughly the world has used them, can recall a period in their lives when they were absolutely happy, when each night closed with the collection of new pleasures tasted, when the progress of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2479; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1872, "title": "embodied ghost in Human Repetends", "canonical_figure": "embodied ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Human Repetends; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0601221.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2261, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lose her before a word could pass between us, appeared to give me the right to seek to know more of her. The proud queen of many a fantastic dream-revel; the sad chatelaine of many an air-built castle; had this portrait leapt to life beneath my glances as bounded to earth the nymph from beneath the chisel of Pygmalion? Had the lost one who passed me like a ghost in the gloaming come out of the grave in which they had placed her four hundred years ago? What meant this resurrection of buried beauty? What was the mysterious portent of this living presentment of a dead and forgotten sin? I saw the poor creature buried. I wept--no.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2480; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1872, "title": "ghost in Human Repetends", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Human Repetends; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0601221.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2262, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nce join the deceased was in reality of little value (for I was compelled to admit that I had never seen the woman before in my life, and that my glimpse of her companion was but momentary), the supposition was treated with contempt and the 'case' dismissed from the memory of the public. \"It did not fade so easily from my mind. To speak truth, indeed, I was haunted by the hideous thing which I had been sent to 'view' upon the coarse table of that wretched dead-house which then disgraced our city. The obscene and cruel fate of the unhappy woman whose portrait had so long looked down upon me filled me not only with horror, but with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2481; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1872, "title": "haunted in Human Repetends", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Human Repetends; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0601221.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2583, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "before the shearing agreement is signed. Hence, it is entirely their own affair whether their mess bills are extravagant or economical. They can have anything within the rather wide range of the station store. PATES DE FOIE GRAS, ortolans, roast ostrich, novels, top-boots, double-barrelled guns, IF THEY LIKE TO PAY FOR THEM--with one exception. No wine, no spirits! Neither are they permitted to bring these stimulants \"on to the grounds\" for their private use. Grog at shearing? Matches in a powder-mill! It's very sad and bad; but our Anglo-Saxon industrial or defensive champion cannot be trusted with the fire-water. Navvies,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3502; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Riverina, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1872, "title": "spirits in Shearing in the Riverina", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Shearing in the Riverina, New South Wales; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4221.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2584, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the fire-water. Navvies, men-of-war's men, soldiers, AND shearers--fine fellows all. But though the younger men might only drink in moderation, the majority and the older men are utterly without self-control once in the front of temptation. And wars, 'wounds without cause,' hot heads, shaking hands, delay and bad shearing, would be the inevitable results of spirits A LA DISCRETION. 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And wars, 'wounds without cause,' hot heads, shaking hands, delay and bad shearing, would be the inevitable results of spirits A LA DISCRETION. So much is this a matter of certainty from experience that a clause is inserted, and cheerfully signed, in most shearing agreements, \"that any man getting drunk or bringing spirits on to the station during shearing, LOSES THE WHOLE OF the money earned by him.\" The men know that the restriction is for their benefit, as well as for the interest of the master, and join in the prohibition heartily. 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They might possibly obtain these necessary articles as good in quality, as cheap in price. But there are wolves in that wood, oh, my weak brothers! In all towns dwells one of the 'sons of the Giant'--the Giant Grog--red-eyed, with steel muscles and iron claws; once in these, which have held many and better men to the death, neither Barney nor Bill emerges, save pale, fevered, nerveless, and impecunious. So arose the station store. 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If you think I'd ask one of them to-morrow one breath of a io6 Marie Denton. question about the reports that are going, you're mistaken — 'tsht ! \" Miss Bertram snapped her fingers with an air of utter contempt, and further enforced it by making a face. It might have been the wintry evening that came in^ carrying with it a poor, haggard ghost of the old sunsets, and casting it upon her as she looked out, being, with its thin, dreary colour, the wreck of the deep golden light that used to lie on the town before the atmosphere of smoke had despoiled it. This resting on her fragile face- and figure — sunset and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2197; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghost in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1999, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "it the moon cast scarce a shadow from the figures, but played upon the eyes that ringed around, as it played upon the waters beyond. Some looked ghastly in their white shirts and bared arms, some weird in black <;lothe8. The light so showed the groups of silent conspirators waiting resolutely and still for the coming fight, that they might have been fancied ghosts attracted to earth again by this midnight rite of sin. It was re- marked afterwards by some who were present that a loud word had not been spoken by any of the spectators from the beginning. M. Paul stepped into the ring with a large cloak wrapped about one arm. Peters.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2198; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghosts in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2000, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and another laugh, in the joyous hilarity of which she brought her hand down with a resounding slap on Denton's shoulder. The wind clattered the door> and shook the windows like castanets, sweeping up upon the Digger's Best in regiments of gusts, beating it with 142 Marie Denton. flapping blows, holding it in twisb and pain, and swirling lound it, carrying ghosts of voices and dead cries. \" JKll again, Lewers.\" So throughout the night these repeats. Stories wUder than the wind preluded by the brandy. The woman was drunk and tigerish when she walked straight and steadily to4)ed. Denton, who had emptied his drink upon the floor,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2199; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghosts in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2001, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nd recall, beyond any possibility of casting off the slur — thus always. For what do you take me, Clifden? Tell me that.** She held out her hands, as though putting it to him with all her supplication and loving tenderness. He put his broad shaking hand on the table of the Marie Denton. 153 summer-lioiise, around which last year's creepers were hanging like ghosts, clinging battered by their withered tendrils like brilliant hopes faded to dreary remembrances. \" The wornness of my face ? If it is worn, what has worn it P The knowledge of the circumstances I detailed to you, and your connection with those circumstances? They never.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2200; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghosts in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2002, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ives me amusement enough. Did you bring shame on her ? \" \"Idid.\" \" Like as not you're tired of it all. Look at the lights in those tents and houses; every one is your enemy. Brace yourself and get home.\" \" Wait till I get my swag ; we go part of the way to- gether.\" He was out again soon, and found her standing where he left her. To see them now, white like ghosts, walking through the drifts with a purpose upon them that demanded silence and speed, with the air of fighting the night and its obstacles and the road and its distance — enemies to them, as all else — ^they looked like outcasts for whom was no sanctuary. Just up before.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2201; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghosts in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2003, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "sts, walking through the drifts with a purpose upon them that demanded silence and speed, with the air of fighting the night and its obstacles and the road and its distance — enemies to them, as all else — ^they looked like outcasts for whom was no sanctuary. Just up before them was the steep track and the profound stillness, as though the whole world was a ghost and they alone victims of the ghostly unreality. Down behind them there were two more figures, crunching after and boring at the snow that was swirling on them, while feeling it round them through their beards and past their mufflers like the cold touches of groping.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2202; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghost in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2004, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ". I knew it was gold at once. That mass would give me independence. The thought scattered all longing for shadow land more completely than his voice, and I sat up with a whirling head to think and watch yet closer. A vague idea of dogging them to the hiding-place possessed me, and before they were twenty yards from the door I was trembling after them like a ghost. !• 27a Ikedell Goldn I remember it was a clear night, and that the sky was: palpitating with stars. The two figures (the tall man with his swinging stride, and the little man with his short^ paces) walked hastily towards a bend of the river which was known as the Devil's.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2203; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghost in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2005, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "turning, \"let's off. No time t' lose; the job's easy. There ain't no jemmies wanted — off.\" \" Customers inside,\" suggested Tom. Boker answered the objection in two words, \" D 'em.'* They ran down the gully over the soft sward, in and out of the checker work of lights and lines, along pale- washed heaps of quartz and up the hillock to the tent, that gleamed ghost-like from the bushes. \"This way, Tom. Mind the cords; creep under after me. Mind the flap. Eight ; now strike a match.\" Light crackled out on the quiet and the semi-darkness ; both men were sitting on ground as they had crawled in. They looked at each other's pale.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2204; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghost in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2006, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d Arthur \"Wilton thought he saw a gladder prospect. Mrs. Jack did not see her husband ; she saw a madman in the local hospital that was once the devil-may-care rider, and latterly the devil-may-care criminal. He told her earnestly that he and Sunday were going mates, and would leave for England soon. He entered upon the shoreless sea while fighting with the ghosts of his wild past. There was rejoicing and happiness in the old home, and one day, when Mr. Belltree and his wife had come, and pleasant voices were round the hearth again, the visitor laid his hand quietly on his friend's shoulder, and asked him what he thought of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2205; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "devil in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2007, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ash that quivered through. ^^ Her fiEU)6 it is the fedrest That ere the sun shone on.\" My thoughts were maundering on to the next verse when a black streak of shadow shot past the angle of the chim- ney, and the next instant my arms were caught behind, and helplessly pinioned. Even while being hurried away to the engine-house, and bound mummy fashion, I was haunted with the bonnieness of Maxwelton's braes — \" Where early fit's the dew.\" It was not till I was placed helplessly against the wall that I recognised Brent in Brady's companion. \" \"We are very sorry, sir,\" said the broad honest voice, magnifying to unusual proportions of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2207; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "haunted in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2008, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "alisation. \" G-ood-bye.\" Then quietly the slum* ber came, and the long sleep settled down that was wakeless for ever. There was a ragged grave-yard where the mounds were hidden in grass, and dead men's names and ages were carved on wood, where head-boards stood awry, and epitaphs were spelt out with stammering impotent letters — a soli- tary spot that had a haunted, shadowed look upon it always. The fence was crooked and twisted like an ugly creeping thing, and there, one day, some half-dozen people came to stand above a new grave. Harley read the service for the dead, and Frances Flaxer and her mother watched the last earth.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2208; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "haunted in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2009, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ill-used if the sun so far forgot itself as to disappear without disrobing and throwing its fiery mantle down upon the river. If anything was requisite to add to the happiness of Commerfiit, it was gold mining. The people had languished to the slow monotony of agriculture suffi- ciently long, and the persistent families which promised to average eight with supernatural consistency, caused the B 2 4 Marie Denton. tradesmen to ambitiously long for the stir of ^Id mines, and the hnrry and excitement consequent upon rapid roads to fortune. One James Brown, a man whose legs had the shapeliness of fat sausages, shuffled into the town.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2209; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "supernatural in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2062, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the Aborigines \" believe in the existence of evil spirits, whom they seek to propitiate by", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2268; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirits in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2063, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ii guinun Kolle bunnagella yarula Yerala nai a germa dhurali gurri TJerma nuriluna kamil ijaia TJerma wariijene Wolla ya ljurrilona TJa rjinda gullrdul Gun murruba ; wunna guma TJaia barabai daraoela Murruba inda 40 GTJRRE KAMILAROI. GURRE KAMILAROI. (Extracts from a Missionary Primer, prepared for the Kamilaroi-spcaTcinr/ People.) [ Verbatim translation.'] Baiame gir giwlr gimobi ; mal giwir God verily man made ; first man Adam. Adam. Baiame goe : \" Kamil murruba God said, \" Not it is good for man alone giwlr gandil ijuddelago ; gaia giwlrgo to dwell ; I for man woman will make.\" Inar gimbille.\" Ila Baiame inar gimobi ; Then God.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2269; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baiame in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2064, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "I. (Extracts from a Missionary Primer, prepared for the Kamilaroi-spcaTcinr/ People.) [ Verbatim translation.'] Baiame gir giwlr gimobi ; mal giwir God verily man made ; first man Adam. Adam. Baiame goe : \" Kamil murruba God said, \" Not it is good for man alone giwlr gandil ijuddelago ; gaia giwlrgo to dwell ; I for man woman will make.\" Inar gimbille.\" Ila Baiame inar gimobi ; Then God woman made ; first woman mal inar Iva ; Iva gullr Adamu. Eve ; Eve wife of Adam. Adam buba murrigu, buba wondagu, Adam father of blackfellow, — father of buba kanugo ; Iva gumba murrigu, gumba whitefellow, — father of all. Eve mother wundagu, gumba.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2270; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baiame in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2065, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "f blackfellow, — father of buba kanugo ; Iva gumba murrigu, gumba whitefellow, — father of all. Eve mother wundagu, gumba kanugo. of blackfellow, — mother of whitefellow, — mother of all. Adam Iva ellibu warawara yanani. Adam, Eve also astray went. All men, Kanugo giwir kanugo inar warawara all women astray went ; all bad became. yanani; kanugo kagil ginyi. Baiame yili God angry became, said, \"All men, all ginyi, goe, \"\"Kanugo giwir kanugo inar women astray went, all bad became ; I . warawara yanani, kanugo kagil ginyi ; gaia them dead will strike.\" Immanuel, son garma balu bumale.\" Immanuel, \"Wurume of God, said, \" No ! not thou.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2271; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baiame in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2066, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "all women astray went ; all bad became. yanani; kanugo kagil ginyi. Baiame yili God angry became, said, \"All men, all ginyi, goe, \"\"Kanugo giwir kanugo inar women astray went, all bad became ; I . warawara yanani, kanugo kagil ginyi ; gaia them dead will strike.\" Immanuel, son garma balu bumale.\" Immanuel, \"Wurume of God, said, \" No ! not thou them smite ; Baiamegu, goe, \"Kamil! Kamil ginda thou me smite ; I will die, men, women garma bumala, ginda gunna bumala, gaia alive to be.\" balugi, giwir inar moron gigigo.\" Murruba Immanuel ; kamil garagedul Good is Immanuel ; not another is murruba yealokwai genua. good like Him. Ilambo.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2272; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baiame in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2067, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "or for all the operations of Bhaia-mi to man, and from man to Bhaia-mi.\" For my own part, before seeing what Mr. Gttnther and Mr. Greenway had written, I heard of Baia-me from the Aborigines on the Namoi and Barwan. Many of them, when asked concerning any object, such as as the river, trees, sun, stars, &c, — who made these ? uniformly and readily replied \" Baiame.\" And many of them have said to me in answer to questions about him, — as old King Bory of Gingi did in 1871, — \" Kamil naia nummi Baiame ; naia winunulda (I have not seen Baiame ; I hear him).\" In Pikumbul, Baiame is called Anambu, and by some Minumbu. The Wailwun.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2273; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baia-me in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "Baia-me", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2068, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "had written, I heard of Baia-me from the Aborigines on the Namoi and Barwan. Many of them, when asked concerning any object, such as as the river, trees, sun, stars, &c, — who made these ? uniformly and readily replied \" Baiame.\" And many of them have said to me in answer to questions about him, — as old King Bory of Gingi did in 1871, — \" Kamil naia nummi Baiame ; naia winunulda (I have not seen Baiame ; I hear him).\" In Pikumbul, Baiame is called Anambu, and by some Minumbu. The Wailwun blacks, according to Mr. Thomas Honery, of the Upper Hunter, who was brought up on the Barwan, and was familiarly acquainted with the tribe,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2274; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baia-me in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "Baia-me", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2069, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "familiarly acquainted with the tribe, relate the following ancient traditions : — Baiame first made man at Murula, a mountain between the Barwan and the Narran Bivers. He formerly lived among men. And in the stony ridges between those two rivers there is a bole in the rock, shaped like a man, two or three times as large as a common man. In this, it is said, Baiame used to rest himself. He had a large tribe round him, whom he fed at a place called Mldul. Suddenly he vanished from them, and went up to heaven. Still, though unseen, he provides them food, making the grass to grow for them. And they believe he will come back at a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2275; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2070, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "was formerly an evil spirit called \" Mullion\" (eagle) who lived in a very high tree, at Girra on the Barwan, and used to come down and seize men and devour them. The people often tried to drive away Mullion, by piling wood at the foot of the tree and setting fire to it. But the wood was always pushed away by an invisible hand ; and the fire was of no avail. Baiame, seeing their trouble, told a blackfellow to get a \" murru- wunda\" (red mouse) and put a lighted straw in its mouth, and let it run up the tree. This set fire to the tree : and as it blazed up, they saw Mullion fly away in the smoke. He never returned. The smoke from the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2276; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2071, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "\" Grnowdenont\"; and \"they have an idea of a very wicked spirit named Guambucootchaly.\" II.— GOOD AND EVIL SPIRITS. The Aborigines believe in many spirits. \" Wunda\"is the common name for these among the Kamilaroi and neighbouring tribes. Anything mysterious or supernatural is called \" wunda.\" One of the chief of these is Turramulan, who acts as the agent of Baiame. In some places, however, Turramulan is spoken of as an evil being, or an enemy of man. His name signifies \" leg-only-on-one-side\" or lame. He has a wife called \" Muni Burre- bean\" (egg-like, nourishing-with-milk.\") She has the duty of instructing women ; for they may not.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2277; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2072, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e, but rose and went to the west, across the sea, to the unknown land of spirits, whither his father and mother followed him, and there they have ever since remained.\" Bony, the Murri from the Balonne, who gave me the table of numbers up to twenty, declared this as his belief: — \"Murruba murri (good men), when they die go up to guna- gulla (sky), to be with Baiame. Kagil murri (bad men) never come up any more. He is murruba who speaks glrii (truth) and is kind to his fellow-men. He is kagil who tells gunial (lies) and kills men by striking them secretly. It is no harm to kill a man in fair fight.\" Billy, a very old blackfellow of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2278; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirits in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2073, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "endowed with magical power, so that by throwing it at an enemy sickness can be injected. According to some, Baia-me is supposed to be present at the Bora, and is personated by one of the old men ; others say it is Turramulan, the agent of Baia-me, or mediator, who appears. As above mentioned, in some of the tribes a sacred wand, \"Dhurumbulum,\" given them by Baiame is exhibited, and the sight of this wand as waved by the old men in sight of the candidates imparts manly qualities. Before I heard of this wand, a black- fellow from Twofold Bay, near the south-east corner of this Colony, at a distance of full 600 miles from the Namoi,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2279; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baia-me in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "Baia-me", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2074, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "with which they express various shades of thought. The inflections of verbs and nouns, the derivation and composition of words, the arrangement of sentences, and the methods of imparting emphasis, indicate an accuracy of thought, and a force of expression, surpassing all that is commonly supposed to be attainable by a savage race. Their tradition concerning Baia-me (the Maker of All) as a ray of true light which has passed down through many generations, may well suggest to their Christian fellow-countrymen that this branch of the family of Man has been from the beginning an object of our Heavenly Father's preserving mercy. And for.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2280; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baia-me in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "Baia-me", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2075, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "UNS. 1. Deity. God Baia-me or B-haia-me. In Wiradhuri the word is pronounced Baiamai. This name of Deity is known among many tribes on the Narran, the Darling and its tributaries. It is evidently derived, as Bev. C. C. Greenway has pointed out, from \" baia,\" to make or build. In the ancient and still preserved creed of the Mum — \" He who built all things is Baia-me.\" The Kamilaroi blacks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2281; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "ghost in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2076, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ev. L. E. Threlkeld, who laboured zealously for years among the Aborigines at Lake Macquarie, near Newcastle, and who has recorded many of their traditions concerning various spirits, has made no mention of any belief entertained by them concerning one Supreme Being. If the blacks of Lake Macquarie had held any such belief as that of the Kamilaroi people in Baia-me, surely Mr. Threlkeld would have heard and recorded it. But as the result of an extensive observation, I believe that the natives of some parts of the interior are superior to those on the coast. The Wiradhuri, Kamilaroi, Wolaroi, Pikumbul, and Kogai tribes may have.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2282; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirits in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2076, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ev. L. E. Threlkeld, who laboured zealously for years among the Aborigines at Lake Macquarie, near Newcastle, and who has recorded many of their traditions concerning various spirits, has made no mention of any belief entertained by them concerning one Supreme Being. If the blacks of Lake Macquarie had held any such belief as that of the Kamilaroi people in Baia-me, surely Mr. Threlkeld would have heard and recorded it. But as the result of an extensive observatio", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Newcastle, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -32.9192953, "longitude": 151.7795348, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1875, "title": "spirits in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2077, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ributaries. It is evidently derived, as Bev. C. C. Greenway has pointed out, from \" baia,\" to make or build. In the ancient and still preserved creed of the Mum — \" He who built all things is Baia-me.\" The Kamilaroi blacks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white men. So.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2283; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "ghost in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2077, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "uilt all things is Baia-me.\" The Kamilaroi blacks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white men. So.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1875, "title": "ghost in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2078, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "cks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white men. So the Namoi and Barwan blacks call white men \" wunda.\" 18 VOCABULARY OF KAMILAROI. 2. Man : his distinctive and relative names. man (vir) giwir woman yinar or mar {They have no word for \"homo.\") Australian aboriginal mum.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2284; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "ghost in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2078, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "cks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white men. So the Namoi and Barwan blacks call white men \" wunda.\" 18 VOCABULARY OF KAMILAROI. 2. Man : his distinctive and relative names. man (vir) giwir woman yinar or mar {They have no word for \"homo.\") Australian aboriginal mum.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1875, "title": "ghost in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2079, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "bulkurri to come. bulkairi bring, i.e., cause to come. Indicative past : bulkurri came. future : bulkulliba will come. Imperative: bulka come. VOCABULARY. ( Words in brackets are used at Durimdurun, near the Glass-house Mountains.) I.— NOUNS. Names of most important Objects. God man woman •I -Mumbal,* Mirir Burrai ^Burrani duggai Jjundal (njgurun) (iijaran) ghost, spirit, \"\\ / magu*i,makoron, also white > V mudhar man J {guru, nurul, tungin f maowi, (maiyi Sbigi (bulubar), (kuiyar) soul devil sun moon stars Skillen, babun, kakurri (rjaitj urj- gil) (guddui)) f mirregm earth sky man (white) ( (mirrhjgim) tar or dar birra {makoron,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2285; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "ghost in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2080, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "bobina paibao rjaia gurug kunut ; kuai bija WODI-WODI: The Language of lllawarra, from Wollongong to the Shoa/hauen. Wofct^Eotri HE language of Illawarra, from Wollongong to the Shoal- haven. These words were taken from Lizzie (half-caste), daughter of a woman of the Illawarra Tribe, and wife of John Malone. NOUNS. God Mirirul [from \" Mirir,\" sky] spirit or ghost guun white man jirurjgalun old man young man young woman boy child little child head forehead hair eyes nose ear beuggun yurun or baijguij yirawlun bunbari kudjaguij murrakaiggui) wollar niilu jura mobura or mer nugiir kuii mouth kommi throat kuru chin wullu teeth Irra.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2286; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2080, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "bobina paibao rjaia gurug kunut ; kuai bija WODI-WODI: The Language of lllawarra, from Wollongong to the Shoa/hauen. Wofct^Eotri HE language of Illawarra, from Wollongong to the Shoal- haven. These words were taken from Lizzie (half-caste), daughter of a woman of the Illawarra Tribe, and wife of John Malone. NOUNS. God Mirirul [from \" Mirir,\" sky] spirit or ghost guun white man jirurjgalun old man young man young woman boy child little child head forehe", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Wollongong, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.4278083, "longitude": 150.893054, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2081, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he ground, calling \"pu-a! pu-a!\" according to a custom he had learnt of his father. The rain ceased in time for him to go to the Eaces ; and he told me that the blackfellows up in the Worrumbul (Milky Way) had stopped the rain for him. Bory was a young man, living on a plain 50 miles from the Barwan, when he first saw white men ; he thought they were wunda (ghosts) ; he ran away when he first saw a horse. After that a white man came and lived a long time among the blacks ; Bory made fishing-nets for him. This white man had very long hair and beard ; he returned up the Namoi for Sydney. Henry Bose, by birth Ippai Tuluma, the son of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2287; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "ghosts in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2082, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "re came from it, the first fire ever given to man. Presently, however, Wang, an evil spirit in the form of a crow, flew away with the fire ; but the good Karakarok restored it. Mr. Beveridge, in the evidence he gave before the Select Committee of the Legis- lative Council of Victoria, in 1858, said of the Aborigines \" They believe in one all- presiding good Spirit,\" whom they call \" Grnowdenont\"; and \"they have an idea of a very wicked spirit named Guambucootchaly.\" II.— GOOD AND EVIL SPIRITS. The Aborigines believe in many spirits. \" Wunda\"is the common name for these among the Kamilaroi and neighbouring tribes. Anything.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2288; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "supernatural in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2083, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the fire ; but the good Karakarok restored it. Mr. Beveridge, in the evidence he gave before the Select Committee of the Legis- lative Council of Victoria, in 1858, said of the Aborigines \" They believe in one all- presiding good Spirit,\" whom they call \" Grnowdenont\"; and \"they have an idea of a very wicked spirit named Guambucootchaly.\" II.— GOOD AND EVIL SPIRITS. The Aborigines believe in many spirits. \" Wunda\"is the common name for these among the Kamilaroi and neighbouring tribes. Anything mysterious or supernatural is called \" wunda.\" One of the chief of these is Turramulan, who acts as the agent of Baiame. In some places,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2289; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "supernatural in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2084, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ulka come. VOCABULARY. ( Words in brackets are used at Durimdurun, near the Glass-house Mountains.) I.— NOUNS. Names of most important Objects. God man woman •I -Mumbal,* Mirir Burrai ^Burrani duggai Jjundal (njgurun) (iijaran) ghost, spirit, \"\\ / magu*i,makoron, also white > V mudhar man J {guru, nurul, tungin f maowi, (maiyi Sbigi (bulubar), (kuiyar) soul devil sun moon stars Skillen, babun, kakurri (rjaitj urj- gil) (guddui)) f mirregm earth sky man (white) ( (mirrhjgim) tar or dar birra {makoron, makurrag woman (white) tjerran Sty an j dan, dumban, kurringum aboriginal man dan aboriginal woman ! yeran * \"Mumbal\" signifies.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2290; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kamilaroi country, NSW/QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "devil in Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kámilarói, and Other Australian Languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3919, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "uilt all things is Baia-me.\" The Kamilaroi blacks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3919, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nd its tributaries. It is evidently derived, as Bev. C. C. Greenway has pointed out, from \" baia,\" to make or build. In the ancient and still preserved creed of the Mum — \" He who built all things is Baia-me.\" The Kamilaroi blacks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4985; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3920, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "uilt all things is Baia-me.\" The Kamilaroi blacks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white men. So the Namoi and Barwan blacks call white men \" wunda.\" 18 VOCABULARY OF KAMILAROI. 2. Man : his distinctive and relative.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3920, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and still preserved creed of the Mum — \" He who built all things is Baia-me.\" The Kamilaroi blacks say that Baia-me made all things ; that he is resting away in the far west. They never saw him, but regard thunder as his voice. Spirit, ghost, or subordinate deity wunda. In all parts of Eastern Australia the aborigines apply the word which commonly signifies spirit, demon, or angel, to the white man. About Moreton Bay \" makoron\" and \" mudhere\" signify ghost, and each of these words is applied to white men. So the Namoi and Barwan blacks call white men \" wunda.\" 18 VOCABULARY OF KAMILAROI. 2. Man : his distinctive and relative.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4986; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3921, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "i to come. bulkairi bring, i.e., cause to come. Indicative past : bulkurri came. future : bulkulliba will come. Imperative: bulka come. VOCABULARY. ( Words in brackets are used at Durimdurun, near the Glass-house Mountains.) I.— NOUNS. Names of most important Objects. God man woman •I -Mumbal,* Mirir Burrai ^Burrani duggai Jjundal (njgurun) (iijaran) ghost, spirit, \"\\ / magu*i,makoron, also white > V mudhar man J {guru, nurul, tungin f maowi, (maiyi Sbigi (bulubar), (kuiyar) soul devil sun moon stars Skillen, babun, kakurri (rjaitj urj- gil) (guddui)) f mirregm earth sky man (white) ( (mirrhjgim) tar or dar birra {makoron,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4987; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3922, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ow ( mithiltin ( (dippinjun) finger-nails mukkura belly tiggeri (kuddur) eye mil, mia thigh durra (durrug) nose muro knee bon (budn) lips tamburu leg puiyo teeth tier (dug gal) foot tidna (dinnag) cheek (turgor) blood kaoun, giwvir ear pidna (piniag) ( tirben or tjirben, beard yeren (yeya) (geralgeral, dig throat (diinug) vein kaiyug neck (gurrun) breath or spirit gar, guru breast tundera (guggur) flesh paigulpaigul back toggul flesh and blood budelum side shoulder kutta kikka marks in the ) J- mulwarra flesh ) arm (humerus) yumma (gumig) 3. Man: h is relations. father big, babiin, buba f nuridmun, mother pujag, bfidag son \"j.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4988; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3923, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "bina gaia bobina paibao rjaia gurug kunut ; kuai bija WODI-WODI: The Language of lllawarra, from Wollongong to the Shoa/hauen. Wofct^Eotri HE language of Illawarra, from Wollongong to the Shoal- haven. These words were taken from Lizzie (half-caste), daughter of a woman of the Illawarra Tribe, and wife of John Malone. NOUNS. God Mirirul [from \" Mirir,\" sky] spirit or ghost guun white man jirurjgalun old man young man young woman boy child little child head forehead hair eyes nose ear beuggun yurun or baijguij yirawlun bunbari kudjaguij murrakaiggui) wollar niilu jura mobura or mer nugiir kuii mouth kommi throat kuru chin wullu.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4989; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3923, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "bina gaia bobina paibao rjaia gurug kunut ; kuai bija WODI-WODI: The Language of lllawarra, from Wollongong to the Shoa/hauen. Wofct^Eotri HE language of Illawarra, from Wollongong to the Shoal- haven. These words were taken from Lizzie (half-caste), daughter of a woman of the Illawarra Tribe, and wife of John Malone. NOUNS. God Mirirul [from \" Mirir,\" sky] spirit or ghost guun white man jirurjgalun old man young man young woman boy child little child head forehe", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Wollongong, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.4278083, "longitude": 150.893054, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3924, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ite extinct among the aborigines.\" Some of the more thoughtful expressed to him their belief that \" good natives will go to Baia-mai when they die.\" It may be thought strange that the Bev. L. E. Threlkeld, who laboured zealously for years among the Aborigines at Lake Macquarie, near Newcastle, and who has recorded many of their traditions concerning various spirits, has made no mention of any belief entertained by them concerning one Supreme Being. If the blacks of Lake Macquarie had held any such belief as that of the Kamilaroi people in Baia-me, surely Mr. Threlkeld would have heard and recorded it. But as the result of an.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4990; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirits in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3924, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ite extinct among the aborigines.\" Some of the more thoughtful expressed to him their belief that \" good natives will go to Baia-mai when they die.\" It may be thought strange that the Bev. L. E. Threlkeld, who laboured zealously for years among the Aborigines at Lake Macquarie, near Newcastle, and who has recorded many of their traditions concerning various spirits, has made no mention of any belief entertained by them concerning one Supreme Being. If the blacks of Lake Macquarie had held any such belief as that of the Kamilaroi people in Baia-me, surely Mr. Threlkeld would have heard and recorded it. But as the result of an.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Newcastle, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -32.9192953, "longitude": 151.7795348, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1875, "title": "spirits in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3925, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "as large as a common man. In this, it is said, Baiame used to rest himself. He had a large tribe round him, whom he fed at a place called Mldul. Suddenly he vanished from them, and went up to heaven. Still, though unseen, he provides them food, making the grass to grow for them. And they believe he will come back at a future time. There was formerly an evil spirit called \" Mullion\" (eagle) who lived in a very high tree, at Girra on the Barwan, and used to come down and seize men and devour them. The people often tried to drive away Mullion, by piling wood at the foot of the tree and setting fire to it. But the wood was always.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4991; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3926, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Melbourne, by J. Pullar & Co., says \" The Murray [River] natives believe in a Being with supreme attributes, whom they call Nourelle. Nourelle never dies ; and blackfellows go to him, and never die again.\" From the same writer we learn that the natives of the Loddon ascribe the creation of man and of all things to Binbeal. They say that Binbeal subjects the spirits of deceased persons to an ordeal of fire, to try whether they are good or bad. The good he liberates at once ; the bad are confined and punished. At Western Port, in Victoria, there was a tradition that Bonjil, or Pundyil, created men. He formerly lived at the falls of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4992; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirits in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3927, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and is now in the sky. Pundyil seeing the earth overrun with serpents, sent his good daughter Karakarok with a long staff to destroy these tormentors of men. Karakarok killed many ; but this good work was stopped by the breaking of her staff. As the staff snapped in two, fire came from it, the first fire ever given to man. Presently, however, Wang, an evil spirit in the form of a crow, flew away with the fire ; but the good Karakarok restored it. Mr. Beveridge, in the evidence he gave before the Select Committee of the Legis- lative Council of Victoria, in 1858, said of the Aborigines \" They believe in one all- presiding good.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4993; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3928, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "\" (egg-like, nourishing-with-milk.\") She has the duty of instructing women ; for they may not see Turramulan on pain of death. And even when mention is made of Turramulan, or of the Bora at which he presides, the women slink away, knowing that it it unlawful for them so much as to hear anything about such matters. 138 TRADITIONS. \" Tohi\" is the name for the spirit of man ; \"bunna\" is that part of him which dies. \"When the bunna returns to dust the \" tohi,\" may become a wunda. The wunda may enter some other body. \"Wicked men are punished by the degradation of their souls. Their \" tohi\" may be condemned to animate a beast. But the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4994; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3929, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ch matters. 138 TRADITIONS. \" Tohi\" is the name for the spirit of man ; \"bunna\" is that part of him which dies. \"When the bunna returns to dust the \" tohi,\" may become a wunda. The wunda may enter some other body. \"Wicked men are punished by the degradation of their souls. Their \" tohi\" may be condemned to animate a beast. But the good are rewarded by their spirits passing into beings of superior condition. And the Aborigines generally acknowledge the superiority of white men by saying that some of the good Murri, after their decease, arise as white-fellows. Among the Wailwun tribes \" Kinirkinlr\" are the spirits of the departed,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4995; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3930, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ation of their souls. Their \" tohi\" may be condemned to animate a beast. But the good are rewarded by their spirits passing into beings of superior condition. And the Aborigines generally acknowledge the superiority of white men by saying that some of the good Murri, after their decease, arise as white-fellows. Among the Wailwun tribes \" Kinirkinlr\" are the spirits of the departed, wandering over the face of the earth. \" Yo-wl\" is a spirit that roams over the earth at night. \" Wawi\" is a snake or a monster, as large as a gum-tree (30 to 40 feet high), with a small head and a neck like a snake. It lives in a waterhole 30 miles from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4996; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3931, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of kangaroos. His thigh-bone — 4 feet long, 7 or 8 inches in diameter, and tapering in form — is carried about by one of the tribes. It was found in the ridges of Murula. The Murui of the tribe (select men) have charge of it. According to Mr. J. M.Allan, (examined before the Select Committee above mentioned) the Aborigines \" believe in the existence of evil spirits, whom they seek to propitiate by offerings. Water spirits are called \" Turong\" ; land spirits \" pot-koorok\" ; another is \" tambora,\" inhabiting caves. These they suppose to be females without heads. The sun (yarh) and moon (unnung) they suppose to be spirits. \" Why.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4997; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirits in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3932, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "mined before the Select Committee above mentioned) the Aborigines \" believe in the existence of evil spirits, whom they seek to propitiate by offerings. Water spirits are called \" Turong\" ; land spirits \" pot-koorok\" ; another is \" tambora,\" inhabiting caves. These they suppose to be females without heads. The sun (yarh) and moon (unnung) they suppose to be spirits. \" Why churl\" is their name for a star. They are much afraid of thunder and lightning, calling the former — \" Mum- dell.\" Mr. M'Kellar, on the same occasion, said \" They do, according to their manner, worship the host of heaven, and believe particular constellations.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4998; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirits in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3933, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "heal, but without success ; where- upon it was declared that Wallinyup should also die, as his son had died. If Bindinwor's wound could have been healed, the natives think death could have had no power over them. Bindinwor, though deprived of life and buried, did not remain in the grave, but rose and went to the west, across the sea, to the unknown land of spirits, whither his father and mother followed him, and there they have ever since remained.\" Bony, the Murri from the Balonne, who gave me the table of numbers up to twenty, declared this as his belief: — \"Murruba murri (good men), when they die go up to guna- gulla (sky), to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4999; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirits in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3934, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ".\" Kulala jerabaddi yaoalia ijatenwalla; The barbed-spears spear them on this jerumbaddi murrilaora merero. side and that; the barbed-spears were sticking up. Munaoraggarila ; yaoalia yuinyumbulo They went to join the Munowra (con- Wunbuleriba. stellation) Wunbula, their husband, on the other side. Jerra Thurawaldhery. A Thuraioal Story. Yirrama Karwer. The Spirit of the Fig Tree. Tandi gai karwerullago. \" I am going for wild figs.\" TJai, yannig kainandha yandhanai. \" Very well ; go ; go on ; start away.\" Kurmunnu, biagaly. Net, basket. \"Wunnomainbala kurwery ; kurma He picked the figs ; filled net and biagaly gobimata. basket..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5000; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3935, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ng for wild figs.\" TJai, yannig kainandha yandhanai. \" Very well ; go ; go on ; start away.\" Kurmunnu, biagaly. Net, basket. \"Wunnomainbala kurwery ; kurma He picked the figs ; filled net and biagaly gobimata. basket. Kullymirgaia, biagaly wal, gobimata Cut more bangaly for basket, and filled kurwery. them with figs. Yandhanai inumbaianai, kubaia yirra- The spirit comes ; catches him ; swal- main. lows him. TiTaindhanai wurri nadjongo, undhumaia Takes him to the water, drinks, spits dhurawaia. out again. Jellunjiiranadthanai ; yangundaianai ; Looks back ; tickles him ; looks at him, nanyinajellanai, yallumbunyainoi yangun- comes.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5001; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3936, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "uagunalaia, yallumbunga, yangun- Goes away ; comes back and tickles dabillajaia. Jauia warry jaulajilaia, him again. A long way goes, comes back yangundibbala jella. and tickles him again. Jaugunalaia war-ry bobaradha. Ya Groes a very long way to the mountains. jauianabulgo thobararalunbilla,ye maunda He gets up, runs to the sea, and jumps wunanye. in ; the spirit very near catches him. 146 TALES. Kaiugoyia yangaruya ya wudjut yendag . Into the sea he goes, the spirit along the beach walks. Barungaga thallybunbila ya kurubun Upon an island he got ; to the rocks went juya yirraina. Karrugaia \" yuinya ya-a-i ! \" the spirit. He.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5002; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3937, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "jauianabulgo thobararalunbilla,ye maunda He gets up, runs to the sea, and jumps wunanye. in ; the spirit very near catches him. 146 TALES. Kaiugoyia yangaruya ya wudjut yendag . Into the sea he goes, the spirit along the beach walks. Barungaga thallybunbila ya kurubun Upon an island he got ; to the rocks went juya yirraina. Karrugaia \" yuinya ya-a-i ! \" the spirit. He shouted — \" Come here !\" Karuganbilla. Shouted again. Gummagaimathauakulwaiona. \" Yirra- They fetch spears ; walk round him. ma na pulla! \" Mudgerypurria. Parrilan- \" The spirit is this way !\" The man got kanaia, yerrauaga, yirribalaia. into a canoe. The spirit could.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5003; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3938, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the sea he goes, the spirit along the beach walks. Barungaga thallybunbila ya kurubun Upon an island he got ; to the rocks went juya yirraina. Karrugaia \" yuinya ya-a-i ! \" the spirit. He shouted — \" Come here !\" Karuganbilla. Shouted again. Gummagaimathauakulwaiona. \" Yirra- They fetch spears ; walk round him. ma na pulla! \" Mudgerypurria. Parrilan- \" The spirit is this way !\" The man got kanaia, yerrauaga, yirribalaia. into a canoe. The spirit could not be found ; he went into the rocks ; he got into the hole. Mullimula. The Plea ides. Thurawaldheri Kurialla. A Thurawal Story. Tenda Jeju mulliwauthama Jejugko Came the Moon ; was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5004; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3939, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "iah, Yeraman buraldi, \\, Blackfellow very fat, Horses driving, Wi wi kurral-ah, Firewood sawing, Millimbrai kakullah, Milking cows crying out, Kirawa ! Looking for them. BAO-ILLI — SONGS. 149 V. This baoilli (in the \"Wolaroi dialect) is in derision of one belonging to another tribe. His slightness is contemptuously described. Mulla mulla gha ibbelean bull A spirit like an emu, as a whirlwind, Bunnakunni bunnakunni, hastens, hastens, Kirami gunman lays violent hold on travelling Dhuddl gaia ! Uncle of mine ! Inghil nunmalinni exhausts with fatigue, Bunda \"Wahnl. Then throws him down (helpless). VI. Some of their songs are called \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5005; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3940, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "f wickedness and folly that such an unnatural custom could be introduced, even among a savage people. It is still more mysterious that the thought of such an act could be suggested in vision to the holy prophet Ezekiel. In the Aborigines it seems to be one mode — the most degrading mode that ever entered the mind of man — of carrying out the impulses of the spirit, common in all ages, which animated the pagan stoic and the christian ascetic. By the flogging and the knocking out of the tooth, the young men are taught to glory in suffering anguish, and to believe that it is manly to endure pain without a cry or a groan. 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The next ugal was apparently composed for the chase. Diga diga burula, Plenty of wild dogs. Murrinj, dibura. The blackfellows are spearing them. 150 BAO-ILLI — SONGS. IX. The following bao-illi was new and fashionable on the Namoi, in 1871. Bukkamulli mullimulli, The ghost was skinning him, duburrjer wine. he doubled him up and let him fall. They sing these short songs to simple and pleasant melodies. 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The Aborigines believe in many spirits. \" Wunda\"is the common name for these among the Kamilaroi and neighbouring tribes. Anything mysterious or supernatural is called \" wunda.\" One of the chief of these is Turramulan, who acts as the agent of Baiame. In some places, however, Turramulan is spoken of as an evil being, or an enemy of man. His name signifies \" leg-only-on-one-side\" or lame. He has a wife called \" Muni.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5008; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3943, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "k. Paul, Barnabas, also there came. Paul was speaking ; the lame man GURRE KAMILAHOI. 43 wlnugailone. Paul kaia ljuminildone, kakuldone, \" waria rjurriba dinnaga.\" Turjgordul parine, yanani ellebu. Burulabu giwir rjumrni, goe \" ljipai !\" kakudone \" Baimae bular yarine yealok- wai giwir.\" Paul, Baraba ellibu, bunna- rjunne, kakuldone, \" kurria ! karnil neane baiame ; neane giwir yealokwai nindai. ljeane guiye duri ; neane budda ginyi ; neane yili ginyi, yealo geane murru rjurri- nillone. ljeane murru goalda burulabu ; kurria rjindai yealo kagil gigile: berudi warraia, ljummilla Baiame moron. Baiame gir gunagulla, taon, burul kolle,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5009; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baiame in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3944, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e \" ljipai !\" kakudone \" Baimae bular yarine yealok- wai giwir.\" Paul, Baraba ellibu, bunna- rjunne, kakuldone, \" kurria ! karnil neane baiame ; neane giwir yealokwai nindai. ljeane guiye duri ; neane budda ginyi ; neane yili ginyi, yealo geane murru rjurri- nillone. ljeane murru goalda burulabu ; kurria rjindai yealo kagil gigile: berudi warraia, ljummilla Baiame moron. Baiame gir gunagulla, taon, burul kolle, kanuno minnaminnabul gimobi. Baiame yalwuna Baiame.\" him was hearing. Paul earnestly looked, he cried aloud, \" Stand upright on feet.\" The lame man leapt, walked also. Many people saw, they wondered, they cried aloud \" Gods.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5010; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baiame in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3945, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Gingi did in 1871, — \" Kamil naia nummi Baiame ; naia winunulda (I have not seen Baiame ; I hear him).\" In Pikumbul, Baiame is called Anambu, and by some Minumbu. The Wailwun blacks, according to Mr. Thomas Honery, of the Upper Hunter, who was brought up on the Barwan, and was familiarly acquainted with the tribe, relate the following ancient traditions : — Baiame first made man at Murula, a mountain between the Barwan and the Narran Bivers. He formerly lived among men. And in the stony ridges between those two rivers there is a bole in the rock, shaped like a man, two or three times as large as a common man. In this, it is said,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5011; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baiame in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3946, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "reat favour, what other blacks had withheld, as a mystery too sacred to be disclosed to a white man, that \" dhiirumbulum,\" a stick or TRADITIONS. 141 wand, is exhibited at the bora (to be explained hereafter), and that the sight of it inspires the initiated with manhood. This sacred wand was the gift of Baiarne. The ground on which the bora is celebrated is Baiame's ground. Billy believes the bora will be kept up always all over the country. Such is the command of Baiame. The milky way, as King Bory told me, is a worrumbul, or grove with a watercourse running through it, abounding in ail pleasant things, where Baiame welcomes the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5012; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baiame in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3947, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "with manhood. This sacred wand was the gift of Baiarne. The ground on which the bora is celebrated is Baiame's ground. Billy believes the bora will be kept up always all over the country. Such is the command of Baiame. The milky way, as King Bory told me, is a worrumbul, or grove with a watercourse running through it, abounding in ail pleasant things, where Baiame welcomes the good to a happy life, where they walk up and down in the enjoyment of peace and plenty. It is \" the inside,\" he said, that goes up to the sky — not the bones and flesh. Sometimes the good come down again to visit the earth. Colonists who have for many years.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5013; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baiame in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3948, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tters occupying the part of the country where these names of Venus are used are some gentlemen of classical attainments ; and possibly the idea of the laughing goddess may have been suggested by them. Orion is called Berai-berai (a young man). This young man was said to have been \"burul wlnunailun miai-miai\" (much thinking, or desirous of young women), when Baiame caught him up to the sky, near to the \" miai-miai\" (the Pleiades), whose beauty had attracted him. He has a boomerang in his hand, and a ghuliir (belt) round his waist. One of the miai-miai (the Pleiad which is barely visible) is supposed to hide behind the rest, on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5014; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baiame in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3949, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "their own people, they seem to be bound by an irresistible spell to sub- mit, at the prescribed time, in spite of all that can be done to dissuade them, to their national rite. The Bora is held whenever there is a considerable number of youths of an age to be admitted to the rank of manhood. Old Billy MurrI Bundar, at Burburgate, told me that the Creator, \" Baiame,\" long ago, commanded the people to keep the Bora, and gave them the Dhurumbulum, or sacred wand, for this purpose. He said any one of the men might demand that a Bora be held. Then they consult as to the place, and choose one of their number to be the dictator or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5015; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1875, "title": "Baiame in Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi, and other Australian languages; William Ridley", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kmilariother00ridlrich/kmilariother00ridlrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3950, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "And, as my venerable informant, Billy, told me, every one that is summoned must attend the Bora, even if he have to travel a hundred miles to it. It is so done, he said, all over the country, and always will be. The dictator chooses a suitable spot for the purpose, and fixes the day for the opening of the ceremony. The ground is regarded as conse- crated to Baiame, and his will is obeyed in carrying out the service. Notice is given three weeks at least, sometimes three months before the ceremony begins. During the interval the trees on the chosen ground are ornamented with figures of snakes and birds cut with the tomahawk. 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Regarding their belief or religion it is difficult to know what to say. We must presume that they acknowledge the immateriality of the soul, for they think that after death they will \"jump up white fellow.\" They also dread a \"devil-devil,\" or \" bunyip,\" though what they mean thereby no one knows ; and they are terribly afraid of ghosts. 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He can punish them for wrong- doing, can lure their best warriors to destruction, can send painful droughts or equally destructive floods. This is all plain sailing, and comes within the savage's com- prehension, chiming in, as it does, with the love of the supernatural innate within him. But when a God of love is spoken of, who is all powerful to avert the designs of the evil one, the native simply discredits it. 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place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Pyramul, NSW", "region": "Pyramul", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -32.8818, "longitude": 149.6179, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1878, "title": "1878 - Freemans Journal Pyramul Hairyman", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1717-1878-freemans-journal-pyramul-hairyman", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 861, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1878 - Northern Star Lismore Yowie Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Lismore, NSW", "region": "Lismore", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.8077608, "longitude": 153.2791883, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1878, "title": "1878 - Northern Star Lismore Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1721-1878-northern-star-lismore-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1675, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the names for extinct races are applied to ghosts and fairies; but further in Australia, such a name", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1858; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghost in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. 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Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1677, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ost resemble English words, or words of lan- guages from which English is derived. The words he has given are, he adds, })ure native, that is, YarildertaUin. I here quote a few of these words from Mr. Taplin's work, with additions showing the derivations : — Nau-wai, a canoe - - . . Murri naun-ai, a ship - . . Makoro ------ Wonnai ------ Maiya ------ Marai, spirit . - . . - Yuring ------ Nukuny ------ Murrakeen . . . . . Wakun, from the cry - - - - Wak-7vak-wak - - - - - Punnul ------ Kui ------- Bo, to be one's self - . ._ - Yamma, to stop from harm, to guide, to lead Yinal, son ; Yinalkun, daughter - Mr. Taplin- KatiTe words..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1860; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1678, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "police court against an enemy. The Rev. Mr. Bulmer, in reply to my enquiries, writes thus : — \" When the natives were angry, and abused each other, they used epithets similar to those of the very lowest class of Europeans ; not so bad on the side of blasphemy, but worse on the side of filth. No doubt the reason of this is that the Aboriginal has no superior spirit to bhisiiheme. As you desire specimens of the epithets used, I give them, as, no doubt, it is necessary, in writing of the Aboriginals, to give both sides of their character. In their mild way of scolding, when the cause of quarrel is not very serious, they generally.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1861; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. 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Engliali. sun. light. greedy. yes. old man. husband. yes, I am tired. words. to dwell here. haiL she-oak tree. to like much. a piece. to immerse. no. rain clouds. first. how. how many ? day. well. what ? at that time. this one. beginning. place. afraid. thin. I forget. how is it ? I see. we see. large bushes. shade. enemy evil spirit. the eril spirit or devil. water. to drink. white clay. not willing. thoroughly. one. sorrowful. proud. tooth. single woman. camp. top, point. sharp. woman. hcrit.ige. all done, finished. the little boy cries. small wood brushes. noise. 46 TUE ABOEIGINES OF VICTORIA:.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1863; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1681, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ney (fal of) - Marm-bul-la. Bladder - - Mour-rut. Urine - - - Bul-gl. Vein - - - Gour-uk. Sinews - - Pee reep. Blood - - - Kul-mul. Marrow - - Dee-dit. Sweat - - - Moor-run-moor-run. Of the Heavens, §-c. God(orfirst cause) Pundgyl-Marman. Devil [some tribes BuU-gen-kar-nee.* have] Heaven - - Woor-woor-rer. Hellt - - - Moo-eep-nall-ook. Soul - - - Moor-roop. Spirit - - - Nar-roon. Ghost - - - Moor-roo-buU. Apparition (of one Lam-bar-mooT.^ dead) Sun - - - Nger-weln. Moon - - - Myn-cam. Star - - - To-py-rum. Cloud - - - Lark. Sky - - - Woor-woor. Morning star - Woo-to-ko-rook. English. Native. Evening star - Mar-be-ang-rook. Dew - -.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1864; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghost in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1682, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "uture time brighter and more perfect beings. Under this belief, mothers, whose infants had died in the way here described, have been known to carry the dead body on their backs for months after death, affirming that the longer they carried the corpse in this way the more future happiness would their child and themselves enjoy, and believed that its departed spirit had the power of granting to its parents the influence of \" witchcraftism.\" The other form of death — Boor-kur-moo-rar — a horrid superstition, was the cause of perpetual murder and blood-shedding. If one of their number died from natural causes, or was killed, no matter.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1865; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "witch in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1683, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "- Certain she-oak water-holes. Tyo worrk (D.) - - Old DunoUy station - - Manna on a gum-tree. Tartyak (A.) - - The arm. Toombal (L.) A Lake. Tardt (S.) Crab-holes. Tittibong (S.) - - - Station on Lower Avoca - Titlit, hard ; hard ground. Towaninnie (S.) - - A certain little creek on the A blow on the back of the neclc, where Lower Avoca ; also a the soul or spirit is. station Tyin-wuU (W.) - - Kewell, a station and parish The seed or fruit of the mesembryan- north of the Wimmera themum. Woorak (D.) ---------A species of Banksia tree common near DunoUy. Woore (D.) - - The lips. Whroo (Lower Gonlburn) A town and parish - - The lips..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1866; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "witch in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1684, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ersons, and were restrained by awe alone from attacking them. This dread of strangers seems to be the natural result of ignorance, and reminds us of the restrictive policy, untU lately, of the Japanese, and of the religious prejudices of the Hindoos and strict Maliommedans. In the south-eastern portion of Australia, the old men used to say that the forms or spirits of the dead went to the westward, towards the setting sun ; and the natives of Western Australia had the same belief. When, therefore, they saw white men coming over the sea from that quarter, they at once took them to be their deceased relatives re-incarnated, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1867; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghost in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1685, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d, but who sometimes appeared as a piece of quartz, which was kept as a great curiosity. A Port Jackson native stated that the Koradgee men became possessed of their supernatural powers in the following manner : — A man sleeping at night on the grave of a deceased person would be freed from the dread of future apparitions ; for during that fearful sleep the spirit of the dead would visit him, seize him by the throat, and, opening him, take out his bowels, which the spirit would afterwards replace and then close up the wound. I have seen their incantations in South Australia during the ceremony of changing a boy into a man. Mr. G..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1868; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1686, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". Mar-rey, wet ; Mer or Mar, water. This root occurs in the names of numbers of waters, streams, and rivers in Australia, as well as in Europe ; in the latter generally applied to the sea or a large body of water, as in Boulogne-sur-mer ; Weston-super-mare ; Windermere, &c.; Hebrew or Phoenician, mara; Latin, mare, the sea or a great river. Bo^ye or Bogy, a ghost or an object of terror ; English, bogy, bugaboo. Kalama, a reed, the rod or staff of a spear; Greek, KoXa^oc; Latin, calamus; Hindostanne, callum. Gunya, a place for shelter ; Persian or Arabic, gunn. Mah, to strike ; Hindostanne, mah. Pilar, a spear; 'L&i\\a,pilum.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1869; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghost in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1687, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "that he is \" a liar\" (ifer- rinam mootri); a \"great liar\" {}Iarangi); a \"rascal\" {Keern) ; a \"terrible rascal\" {Tagaraktoro7ig) ; and the reply may be possibly \"You big eye\" {Taong-gala); \"You crooked eyed\" {Wantarra mrring); \" You big-headed, skin and bone fellow, you!\" (TanggooJa kaong tewrong kalk kalk bornen torong enerop warr karwan) ; \" You big dirty devil ! \" ( Torong koo-nog Ngarrong torrong) ; or, \"Look at that fellow, he is like a dog ! \" {Werre neen mane tonda Yerrangano). A woman will accuse another of unchastity : she will say, \" Tagilla narra^ moomT or, \" Karin na bibol mane boorrnoonto ;'\" and she could say nothing.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1870; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1688, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Tal-ler-be-goQrn. Stomach - - Tur-rum-ber-lin. Guts - - - Moon-raur. Liver - - - BoQr-doo. Kidney - - Woor-ror-marp. Kidney (fal of) - Marm-bul-la. Bladder - - Mour-rut. Urine - - - Bul-gl. Vein - - - Gour-uk. Sinews - - Pee reep. Blood - - - Kul-mul. Marrow - - Dee-dit. Sweat - - - Moor-run-moor-run. Of the Heavens, §-c. God(orfirst cause) Pundgyl-Marman. Devil [some tribes BuU-gen-kar-nee.* have] Heaven - - Woor-woor-rer. Hellt - - - Moo-eep-nall-ook. Soul - - - Moor-roop. Spirit - - - Nar-roon. Ghost - - - Moor-roo-buU. Apparition (of one Lam-bar-mooT.^ dead) Sun - - - Nger-weln. Moon - - - Myn-cam. Star - - - To-py-rum. Cloud.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1871; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1689, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "abba or River Murray ... Millewa. ray, near Echuca Tomgabba. Blue paroquet - Yarrowalla. Three - mile Forest at Momboana. Name of a chief Ballendalla. Echuca Coolynaga. Xame on Map, &c. Native Same. Xarae on Map, &c. Native Name. Mount Buller ... Marrang. Talangalook or Mount Timber-top - Warrambat. Talangalute Mimamilnke Mimi-mimi Creek. maluke. Warrambat. Devil's River - Calhithera. A swamp - - - - Durok. Beolite - - - - Badlwite. Plenty water - Carrap. Maindample . - - Maindample. Place of fish Weesk. Big Rushes Lagoon - Mungo. Creek - . - - Palamarra (name Water-hole at Bargard Dueran. of particular (Dueran, P.R.) hole or bend.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1872; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1690, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "aking Future. I shall see. &c. Past. I saw, &c. Plural. Nyahinyang-o. Nyahinyut. Nyakinngitch. Plural. Nyainang.o. Nyanut. Nyainitch. Present. I can. may see, &c. Plural. - - - Nyanuang-o. - Nyanyut. . Nyanyitch. POTENTIAL. PaaU Singular. I could, might see, &c. Plural. Nyawan malla - - Nyauiuandang malla. Ifyawar malla - - Nyawuat malla. Nyawa malla - - Nyawitch malla. Singular. Ngagah IMPEEATIVE. Plural. Nyanganurnung, LANGUAGE. 51 Passive. nfPiNiTivE. — (None.) INDICATIVB. Present. Singular. I am seen, &c. Plural. Singular. Nyain naingn - - - Nyain niyangorin. Nyain nain Nyain nyiumung - - Nyain niyurding, Nyain niumung - Nyain.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1873; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "witch in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1691, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tula - - - Wirnboten. Common green parrot TyetyuTt. Dragon fly - - Gindenden. Crow - _ . _ War. Blue fly - - - Blip bityik. Magpie - Guruk, House fly - - - Bilyik. Water-hen - _ _ _ Carori, Flat black beetle - Boinka. Australian redbreast - TyaliguritgurUch Grasshopper - - Ngar-ngar. Blue mountain parrot Calingat. Cricket - - Didibiiroin. Swallow _ - . G urawitchwitch. Birds. Cuckoo - Giirimul. Emu - - . Gijwir. Curlew - WilL Black swan - - Gunowar. Fishes. Crane - - Goligur. Pelican - - Batyangal. Cray-fish - - Wilinak. Native compan ion - Kutyun. Black-fish - - Wirrap. Wild turkey - - Ngariiw. Silver-fish - . Vurpkut. „ goose.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1874; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "witch in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1692, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "iece of clay, of a peculiar resinous wood, which burns with a clear, bright flame ; the fish, attracted by the light, swim up to it, and are immediately speared. The canoes, being so frail, require great steadiness in their manage- ment, though on the Lower Murray I have seen them large enough to carry a dozen men at once. These large canoes are cut off the giant swamp-gums. They also snare the wild turkey or bustard. They approach as they do when stealing on an emu ; but instead of a spear, they carry a long light stick, at the extreme end of which is tied a fluttering moth, as well as a strong running noose hanging just below..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1875; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "giant in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1693, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "k, and tliat it is by striking a man there that he is surrep- titiously killed, when asleej), by some evil being, or by a Wailo, that is, a northern man. \" Wailo''' is a name given to all people living to the north of them by every trilie in Western Australia, be the latter situated where they may. The Wailo men are much dreaded, and are believed to jwssess supernatural powers. The chief demon of the hill natives is WaKr/aJ,] dwelling in the large brown snake, which they carefully avoid, and never kill, though they are in the habit of eating other snakes equally venomous. I was one day travelling on horse- back near the River.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1876; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1694, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "of ages, as the natives had to carry the pieces of wood from the distant forest. Tlie men set fire to the pile, which lit up and displayed a magnificent vaulted chamber, bedecked with long glistening stalactites, and tenanted by vast numbers of bats, whose whirring, whizzing noise was probably that which the natives attributed to some supernatural being. At Mount Gambier also there are some very large caverns in the limestone rock, believed by the natives to be haunted. To return to Western Australia. Waugal, with some tribes, is an aquatic monster, endowed with supernatural powers ; and as the natives do.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Mount Gambier, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8301386, "longitude": 140.7842627, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1694, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "een the accu- mulation of ages, as the natives had to carry the pieces of wood from the distant forest. Tlie men set fire to the pile, which lit up and displayed a magnificent vaulted chamber, bedecked with long glistening stalactites, and tenanted by vast numbers of bats, whose whirring, whizzing noise was probably that which the natives attributed to some supernatural being. At Mount Gambier also there are some very large caverns in the limestone rock, believed by the natives to be haunted. To return to Western Australia. Waugal, with some tribes, is an aquatic monster, endowed with supernatural powers ; and as the natives do.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1877; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1695, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "es, and tenanted by vast numbers of bats, whose whirring, whizzing noise was probably that which the natives attributed to some supernatural being. At Mount Gambier also there are some very large caverns in the limestone rock, believed by the natives to be haunted. To return to Western Australia. Waugal, with some tribes, is an aquatic monster, endowed with supernatural powers ; and as the natives do not believe in natural disease or death, they attribute all ailments for which they cannot otherwise account to Waur/al,", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Mount Gambier, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8301386, "longitude": 140.7842627, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. 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I am of ojiiniou that the natives generally do not believe that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1878; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. 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A Port Jackson native stated that the Koradgee men became possessed of their supernatural powers in the following manner : — A man sleeping at night on the grave of a deceased person would be freed from the dread of future apparitions ; for during that fearful sleep the spirit of the dead would visit him, seize him by the throat, and, opening him, take.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1879; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "apparition in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. 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The blacks there who are.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1880; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "Baiame in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. 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The blacks there who are acquainted with English, if asked what ^^ Baiame\" is, reply, \" Carbon-massa\" i.e., the Great Master ; and to further enquiry as to what they and their fathers know of Baiame, they reply that He made earth, and water, and sky, animals and men ; that He makes the rain come down, and the grass grow ; tliat He has delivered.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1881; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "Baiame in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. 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The blacks there who are acquainted with English, if asked what ^^ Baiame\" is, reply, \" Carbon-massa\" i.e., the Great Master ; and to further enquiry as to what they and their fathers know of Baiame, they reply that He made earth, and water, and sky, animals and men ; that He makes the rain come down, and the grass grow ; tliat He has delivered their fathers from evil demons ; that He welcomes good people to the great '■'■WarrambooV (watercourse and grove) in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1882; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "Baiame in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1700, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "in the sky — the Milky Way — a paradise of peace and plenty ; and that He destroys the bad. The Rev. James Giinther, of Mudgee, long a Missionary in the Wellington district, has recorded in his grammar of the \" WiradhurrV language that the thoughtful blackfellows ascribe to '■'■BaiamaV these three attributes — immortality, power, and goodness. They say that Baiame is i)resent at their Cora — the periodical assembly at which young men are initiated into the privileges of manhood. Among the ceremonies of the Cora is the exhibition of a sacred wand, which they say was given to their people by Baiame, the sight of which is essential.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1883; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "Baiame in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. 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McArthur's homestead and mount - - Kilnoorat..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1884; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "fairy in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. 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Maw [lack - - -.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1885; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "fairy in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. 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Teborah ! - Kectrclbea-noomcna, Pc- of a sudden niggomaree.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1887; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "apparition in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. 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All the facts that have been gathered up to the present time support Professor Huxley's theory of the origination of the Australian race, or at any rate tend to sujiport it, and it is a pity.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4443; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3407, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The bones of the Tasmanian devil (^Sarcophilus i/rsinus), the great kangaroo {Macropus Titan), the Thjlacoleo, the Nototherium, and the Diprotodon, and those of a reptile {Megalania prisca) allied to the lace lizards of Australia, are found abundantly in mud flats in various parts of Australia ; but nothing has been discovered to show that tlie continent was inhabited by man when these now well-preserved relics were clothed with flesh, and the animals were feeding on the plains and in the streams which were as well fitted then as now, as shown by the fruits and seeds that have been discovered, to afi\"ord the means of support to a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4444; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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Their stealing on each other in the night for the purjiose of murder must not be imputed to them as a want of bravery, but as the effect of the diabolical spirit", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4446; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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They believe in the existence of evil spirits, and are afraid to leave their camps in the night ; but when they are impelled to avenge an injury, neither the dread of evil spirits nor the fear of darkness will hinder them.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4447; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3412, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "\"The native women suffer much leas pain during the period of labor than Europeans; directly the cliild is born it is wrapped in opossum skinp, and strings made of the fur of this animal are tied like bracelets round the infant's wrists and ankles, with the intention of rendering it, by some supernatural means, a stronger and a finer child. They are always much prouder of a male than of a female child.\" — Journals of Two Expeditions of Discovery. Grey, vol. ii., p. 250.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4449; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3413, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "goat dung ; this ceremony, like those of masonry, being conducted to the sound of music. Afterwards there came from behind a kind of screen or shrine, uncouth and terrible sounds, such as he had never heard before. These, he was told, emanated from a spirit called Ukuk. He afterwards brought to me the instruments with which the fetich-man makes this noise. It is a kind of whistle made of hollowed mangrove wood, about two inches in length, and covered at one end with a scrap of bat's wing. For a period of iive days after initiation the novice wears an apron of dry palm-leaves, which I have frequently seen.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4450; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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The spirit Ukuk (or Mwetyi, as he is called in the Skekani country) is supposed to live in the bowels of the earth, and to come to the upper world when there is any business to perform.\" — Savage Africa, pp. 245-8.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4451; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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The bone enters the body of the victim, and he dies.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4454; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3421, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rejilies. Tlie sorcerer would have told the people that as their deceased brother had killed many wild blackfellows, so, in justice, should many die for him, and that the dead man had promised that if his murder should be sufficiently avenged his spirit would not haunt the tribe, nor cause them fear, nor mislead them into wrong tracks, nor bring sickness amongst them, nor make loud noises in the night. Such a speech would have nerved the arms of the young men, and the strongest exertions would have been used to kill many wild black- fellows. The women would have urged speed, and the young children would have given the men strength.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4458; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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Not until the glare of the morning light has turned the green tree- tojis to gold does the camp move or the ceremonials begin.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4459; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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They place a sheet of bark over the corpse, near the surface, to leave room, as they say, for the spirit or ghost (^Mothar-mothar) to move about and come up.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4463; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3427, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "When a young man dies, they first skin him, then cut off his flesh, which is placed on their spears to dry; the bones are then taken to pieces, the large ones are cut asunder, and the marrow emptied out. The various parts — skin, flesh, bones, &c. — are finally distributed among the kinsfolks, and carried about by them in their bags and baskets, as charms to ward off evil. When old and stale, they are placed up in trees, on boughs laid across for this purpose. Sometimes they burn the bones of the dead and carry the ashes about with them. Sometimes the dead bodies are placed (whole) in trees. They do not like to speak about the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4464; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghosts in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3428, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "It was believed by some for a length of time that the wild dog was of recent introduction to Australia ; but this is not so. In sinking a well through volcanic ash, near Tower Hill (Western district of Victoria), the workman came upon dry grass, like hay, at a dej^th of sixty-three feet. Underneath this ancient grass- clad surface they sank a depth of sixty feet through a blue and yellow clay, and there they found the skull and bones of a dingo. And at Lake Timboon, also in the Western district, the bones of the wild dog are found with those of the Tasmanian Devil {Sarcophiliis ursinus), now extinct on the mainland, and only found.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4466; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3429, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a fierce and hostile spirit, still, on the other, it must be observed that they are capable of the more noble feelings of pity and compassion. This is called forth by a dangerous wound \"", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4467; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3430, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Parker says he has witnessed ceremonies having resemblance to an act of worship, when the blacks have assembled to propitiate Mindi, an evil spirit, whose sole business it was to destroy.* They dwelt on this — the idea of a powerful and destructive spirit — with awe and dread.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4468; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3431, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "J \"A whale\" says Grey, \"is the greatest delicacy that a native can partake of, and whilst standing beside the giant frame of one of these monsters of the deep, he can only be compared to a mouse standing before a huge plum-cake ; in either case the mass of the food compared to that of the", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4470; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "giant in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3432, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Speaking of the Great Red Pipe Stone Quarry of the Coteau des Prairies, between the Minnesota and Missouri Elvers in the Far West, Catlin tells us '•' that this place should have been visited for centuries past by all the neighbouriug tribes — who have hidden the war-club as they approached it, and stayed the cruelties of the scalping- kuife, under the fear of the vengeance of the Great Spirit who overlooks it — wiU not seem strange or unnatural when their customs are known.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4471; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3433, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "It is undoubtedly true that the modes of treatment adopted by Europeans are not, as a rule, successful, if the black be at all uuder the influence of his own people. In the first place, there is the feeling of loneliness; he is separated from his companions, and his spirits droop. Then the old superstitions are strong upon him. His hair, perhaps, has been cut, his old clothes taken away from him, and with them probably some valued possession on which his heart is set. He fears the white man, dreads his medicines, and shrinks from the outward applications which may, for aught he knows, be possessed of secret properties that will.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4472; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3434, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "They are chosen apparently partly by the suffrages of the people, but a Koonkie must have seen the devil {Kootchee) before he is eligible for election.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4473; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3435, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "If any among the young have had nightmare or an unpleasant dream, the particulars are stated to the tribe, and if they are satisfied that the young person has seen the devil, election to the office of Koonkie is at once approved of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4474; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3436, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Should the patient not recover, Koonkie tells the people that some Koonkie of another tribe, possessing more skill, has taken away from him the power that was given by the devil ; and every one is satisfied.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4475; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3437, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Mr. Stanbridge found the like practices to prevail amongst the natives of the north-western parts of Victoria. The doctor receives his special gifts while in a trance, lasting two days or more, when he visits the world of spirits. He is more reasonable in some respects than the doctors of the Lower Murray, Port Lincoln, and Cooper's Creek. He occasionally administers a decoction of a fleshy-rooted geranium, the only root used medicinally; but, like them, he bleeds in the arm with a sharp flint. Incantations, however, to which all maladies are ascribed, are likewise the most powerful curatives. Mr. Stanbridge de- scribes the.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Port Lincoln, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.7211905, "longitude": 135.8592218, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3437, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Mr. Stanbridge found the like practices to prevail amongst the natives of the north-western parts of Victoria. The doctor receives his special gifts while in a trance, lasting two days or more, when he visits the world of spirits. He is more reasonable in some respects than the doctors of the Lower Murray, Port Lincoln, and Cooper's Creek. He occasionally administers a decoction of a fleshy-rooted geranium, the only root used medicinally; but, like them, he bleeds in the arm with a sharp flint. Incantations, however, to which all maladies are ascribed, are likewise the most powerful curatives. Mr. Stanbridge de- scribes the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4476; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3438, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t It is very singular, says Mr. Bulmer, that the natives, who have no form of religion, should have a distinct idea of a spirittial existence. They think that the soul, as soon as it leaves the l'o goKs off to the east, where there is a land abounding in sow-thistles (Tliallak), which the departed eat and live. The spirits are sometimes prevented from reaching the happy land by the moon, which devours them if they encounter it, and indeed feeds on str.ay mortals and spirits of departed men and women. When the moon is red, they see proof that it has eaten plentifuUy of its favorite food.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4477; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3439, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "John Green says that the Aborigines of tlie Yarra do not know what meaning he attached to the several figures ; but they suppose that the men represented in the upper part of the draw- ing are friends who have been appointed to investigate the cause of the death of Bungeleen ; the figures of the birds and animals (emus, lizard, wombat (?), and kan- garoos) indicate that he did not die for lack of food ; and the strange — somewhat obscure — forms below the hollow band are those of Mooroops, or spirits who have caused the death of the Aboriginal by their wicked enchantments.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4478; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3440, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "\" Speaking from memory, this canoe was about ten feet long, and carried Toolabar, myself, and our saddles and effects over the ' Snowy ;' but tliere was not much to spare between the edge of the canoe and the water. At the other side Toolabar pulled it up on tlie bank, and said, half seriously, ' Leave him here, I b'lieve mraat (dead blackfellow — ghost) might want him.'", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4479; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3441, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "\" In the beginning,\" say the Dieyerie, \"the Moora-moora (good spirit) made a number of small black lizards (these are still to be met with under dry bark), aud being pleased with them, he promised they should have power over all other creeping things. The Moora-moora then divided their feet into toes and fingers, and placing his forefinger on the centre of the face, created a nose, and so in like manner afterwards eyes, mouth, and ears. The spirit then placed one of them in a standing position, which it could not, however, retain, whereupon the Deity cut off the tail, aud the lizard walked erect. They were then made male aud.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4480; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3442, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t The men of the Yarra tribe say that Ngar-ang, an evil spirit, causes the whirlwind ( Wee- oong-hoorh) to arise.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4481; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3443, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The Coranderrk blacks say that there is one man {Kooleen) under the ground {Beeli) who has a long tail. He has a great many wives and many children. He is a very bad man, and always laughs at the blacks because they have no tails. The Yarra blacks believe also that when the kidney-fat is taken away by sorcery, and a person dies, the spirit goes to Buxd-jel. The body will rise again if the deceased has drunk water belonging to Mewjan (the Moon), but if the person has drunk water belonging to Mongabarra, (the Pigeon), the body", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4482; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3444, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The place where the scene occurred, and where Bin-dir-woor was buried, the natives imagine to have been on the southern plains, between Clarence and the Murray; and the instrument used is said to have been a spear, thrown by some unknown being, and directed by some supernatural power.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4483; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3445, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "This person was one of the race who then inhabited the earth, and who are now called Ntirrum- bung-uttias, or old spirits.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4485; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3446, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "* Speaking of Lake George, Lieut. Breton says \" that no one seems to know wliat animals inhabit the lake, though it is pretended that a species of seal, or, as it was called, a devil, had been seen in it ; but as Satan is made to personify all animals whatever, when of the nondescript or wonderful kind, it is not improbable that the creature in question may have been altogether ima- ginary.\"—£xcariions in New South Wales, ^T., during the years 1830, 1831, 1832, and 1833, by Lieut. Bretou, R.N., p. 62.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4488; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3447, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The Bun-yip is mentioned by Grey in his work on North-West and Western Australia. He says: — \"The Wan-gul is an imaginary aquatic monster, residing in fresh water, and endowed with supernatural power, which enables it to consume the natives, although it generally attacks females. The person it selects for its victim pines away almost imperceptibly, and dies.\"", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4489; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3448, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "It is believed to be in the power of the large serpent Mindi, the supposed incarnation of the destroying spirit, to send this plague forth in answer to the appeals and incantations of those who seek the destruction of their foes.\"", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4490; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3449, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The name of the country is Marr-ne-beek. The country belonged to one called Loo-errn. Loo-errn is to some an evil spirit, and to others a good spirit. Loo-errn had his house at Wamoom (Wilson's Promontory). If any one not belonging to his country passed through it without his consent, he died as soon as he arrived at the end of his joiirney ; and if any one of a strange tribe, or any one of a tribe an unauthorized stranger might visit, gave such a native anything to eat or to drink, he too died. Loo-errn was", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4491; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3450, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "No unnecessary conversation interrupts the journey through the tall damp ferns, past the ghost-like forms of the grass-trees, through the deep mazes of the tangled reeds and tea-tree.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4492; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3451, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The following account of the Evil Spirit that torments the natives of the Dieyerie tribe (Cooper's Creek) has been communicated to me by Senior Constable James.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4493; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3452, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The doctor {Koonkie), Gasoa says, is a native who, when a chUd, has seen the Devil, and the DevU is called Kootchee.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4494; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3453, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The spirits {Len-ba^moorr) instruct the doctors as to the best mode of killing a man of a strange or hostile tribe. If it is desired to compass his death by slow degrees, that may be done in several ways. One method is thus described : — A piece of bark is taken in the hand, and hot ashes are thrown towards the point of the compass where the tribe is known to be encamped, and a song is sung, and all the birds of the air are required to carry the ashes, and to let them fall on the doomed man. The ashes cause the flesh to dry up, and the man withers and becomes as a dead tree. He is not able to move about, and at length he dies.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4496; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3454, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Of evil spirits they can speak fluently. One called Ngatga does harm to them continually, and of him they stand in dread. In all evils which befall them Ngatga has a part. Great fires and great floods, as well as sickness and death, have their origin in Ngatija. If a man dies, Ngatya is blamed : he has come underground in the depth of the night, and has caused their warrior to close his eyes.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4498; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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He says that on the r2th December 1845, when several Aborigines were encamped near him, three young male blacks, belonging to the native police — severally named Quandine, Tom-boko, and Yeaptune — who were sleeping toge- ther in one miam, awoke suddenly iu the early morning, and declared that they were seized with the disease.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4499; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3461, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "When a black is ill, or when a black dies, they believe that the sickness or the death is due to eminent powers of witchcraft. In the case of death, they blame some one — and they seek revenge. They say that some men have strange gifts : that they can make any black sick if they think fit. A black will bear the most excruciating pain if he knows the cause — as, for instance, if he has been wounded. But if sickness overtakes him — such as occurs frequently from over-eating, from hunger, from drinking cold bad water when heated by exer- tion— he grows alarmed. He fancies that some wizard has designs upon him ; and this fear so.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4505; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3462, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The doctors can extract the blood of any man, and thus destroy him. The most effectual means of causing death or giving diseases is known only to the priests or sorcerers, but some methods of inflicting pain and communicating fatal illnesses are known to most men. The late Mr. Thomas, many years ago, attended a female who was ill of a fever. He administered medicines, and gave her hopes of a favorable termination to her sickness. She listened to him, and was grateful to him for his kindness, and was willing to believe that all he said might prove true ; but at the same time exhibited a deep melan- choly. The secret of this.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4506; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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The sorcerers said that the spirit of a wild blackfellow had cut the figiires of leaves on the gum-tree.t", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4507; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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She related her experiences at some length, but whether or not the sly old lady succeeded in obtaining the man she coveted is not.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4508; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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VIII., 1541), up to the 4th September 1863, when a poor old paralyzed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4518; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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He is courageous when opposed to a mortal enemy, and timid in the dark- ness of night when he believes that wicked spirits are abroad ; he is cruel to his foes, and kind to his friends ; he will look upon infanticide without repugnance, but he is affectionate iu the treatment of the children that are permitted to live ; he will half-murder a girl in order to possess her as a wife, but he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4520; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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This is the reason they give for keeping away from the grave ; but it is probable that the strong human instinct which leads men to refrain from amusements, cheerful talk, and the common acts of life in the vicinity of tombs and burial places, and the super- stitions which are interwoven with all our thoughts of death, rather than any dread of wicked spirits, are the causes which lead them to abandon the sepulchre. No thought of danger nor dread of ghosts deters the widow from performing her duties if the performance of them be jjracticable. If the new encampment is within any reasonable distance of the grave, she visits it.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4523; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghosts in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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The doctor {Koonkie), Gasoa says, is a native who, when a chUd, has seen the Devil, and the DevU is called Kootchee..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4526; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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Grey, quoting Dr. Duncan, says that when a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4529; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghosts in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3484, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "FIG. 240. \" Speaking from memory, this canoe was about ten feet long, and carried Toolabar, myself, and our saddles and effects over the ' Snowy ;' but tliere was not much to spare between the edge of the canoe and the water. At the other side Toolabar pulled it up on tlie bank, and said, half seriously, ' Leave him here, I b'lieve mraat (dead blackfellow — ghost) might want him.' \" The second kind of canoe I have seen used on the Darling and elsewhere in Eiverina. It is usually cut from an inclined tree — a red-gum, according to my recollection. At Pammumaroo, near Menindie, having to cross some things, the blackfellow I had.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4530; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3485, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the first cold breeze began to stir the mists of the swamps, and when the stars were glit^ tering and melting in the steel-blue of the western sky, the conductors would awake the strangers and recommence the journey. All but the initiated keep their eyes on the ground. No unnecessary conversation interrupts the journey through the tall damp ferns, past the ghost-like forms of the grass-trees, through the deep mazes of the tangled reeds and tea-tree. When they gain a height, and when they are in sight of Wamoom, the strangers turn their backs towards it. The conductors gesticulate. They enquire whether Loo-errn will show himself. A.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4531; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3486, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "airies are said to ride occasionally through the air. The blossoms and tops of these buughe-lawn weeds were put in a porringer, filled with water, that had been left simmering on the kitchen fire. Some unaccountable tlourisbes were made over the sick woman, then some strokes on her back and forehead, with three shakes — 'in the name of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost' — when helped to an upright sitting posture by female friends assisting.\" A Gippsland Birra-ark cotild have done no more than the Sheogue doctor. It is pleasant to pass from south to north — from the blacks to the whites — in dealing with these superstitions. MYTHS. 473.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4532; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3487, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t find some evidence — a broken stone tomahawk or a stone spear-head — in some of the most recent accumulations ? Their stone im- plements are not found in caves or in the mud of lagoons with the bones of the gigantic marsupials, or any of the now extinct predaceans that have their living representatives in the island of Tasmania. The bones of the Tasmanian devil (^Sarcophilus i/rsinus), the great kangaroo {Macropus Titan), the Thjlacoleo, the Nototherium, and the Diprotodon, and those of a reptile {Megalania prisca) allied to the lace lizards of Australia, are found abundantly in mud flats in various parts of Australia ; but.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4533; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3488, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "toria), the workman came upon dry grass, like hay, at a dej^th of sixty-three feet. Underneath this ancient grass- clad surface they sank a depth of sixty feet through a blue and yellow clay, and there they found the skull and bones of a dingo. And at Lake Timboon, also in the Western district, the bones of the wild dog are found with those of the Tasmanian Devil {Sarcophiliis ursinus), now extinct on the mainland, and only found living in Tasmania ; the bones and teeth of the gigantic extinct kangaroos (Macroptis Titan and M. Atlas), as well as bones and teeth of tlie genera Nototherium and Diprofodon. lu fact it is now beyond.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4534; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3489, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ut, Abel's eyes improved rapidly until they were perfectly restored.\" t The two waddies knocked together on such occasions arc named Tartengk 2G2 THE ABOEIGLNES OF VICTORIA: The doctors {Koonkie) of the Dieyerie people are like the Kuldukkes of the Narrinyeri. They are chosen apparently partly by the suffrages of the people, but a Koonkie must have seen the devil {Kootchee) before he is eligible for election. Mr. Gason relates how a man or a woman becomes a doctor. If any among the young have had nightmare or an unpleasant dream, the particulars are stated to the tribe, and if they are satisfied that the young person has seen the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4535; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3490, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pparently partly by the suffrages of the people, but a Koonkie must have seen the devil {Kootchee) before he is eligible for election. Mr. Gason relates how a man or a woman becomes a doctor. If any among the young have had nightmare or an unpleasant dream, the particulars are stated to the tribe, and if they are satisfied that the young person has seen the devil, election to the office of Koonkie is at once approved of. The males, however, are not allowed to practise until after initiation. Indeed they are not deemed proficient until they have undergone the rites and ceremonies appro- priate to that event. When any one is ill,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4536; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3491, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ad an opportunity of jjrocuring with the least trouble. Mr. Gason has seen a native who was quite ill actually cry for Koonkie, and, after being treated in this manner, appear to recover. Should the patient not recover, Koonkie tells the people that some Koonkie of another tribe, possessing more skill, has taken away from him the power that was given by the devil ; and every one is satisfied. When a Koonkie is ill, he calls in another Koonkie to practise on him. Mr. Gason adds that the Dieyerie natives treat sores, cuts, bruises, and the like, if slight, by applying dirt to the part affected, and, if severe, hot ashes. In cases of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4537; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3492, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ains were afterwards rescued by his uncle CoUen-bitchick (double star in the head of Capricornus). The double star, the natives say, is his fingers feeling for the bank of the river. * Speaking of Lake George, Lieut. Breton says \" that no one seems to know wliat animals inhabit the lake, though it is pretended that a species of seal, or, as it was called, a devil, had been seen in it ; but as Satan is made to personify all animals whatever, when of the nondescript or wonderful kind, it is not improbable that the creature in question may have been altogether ima- ginary.\"—£xcariions in New South Wales, ^T., during the years 1830,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4538; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3493, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "been dragged into his caves. He is a terror to the natives of Gippslaud.* . Ga/MUim4 KOOTCHEE, The following account of the Evil Spirit that torments the natives of the Dieyerie tribe (Cooper's Creek) has been communicated to me by Senior Constable James. Kootchee has great power. The doctor {Koonkie), Gasoa says, is a native who, when a chUd, has seen the Devil, and the DevU is called Kootchee. Kootchee, strange to say, gives power to the doctors to heal all sick. The Dieyerie people live in dread of Kootchee notwithstanding. Mr. James's statement is as follows : — Nearly every sickness or death that results from natural causes.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4539; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3494, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e name,\" says Tylor, \" is held to be part of the very being of the man who bears it, so that by it his personality may be carried away, and, so to speak, grafted elsewhere, appears in the way in which the sorcerer uses it as a means of putting the life of his victim into the image upon which he practices. Thus Iving James, in his ' Damonohgy' says that 'the devil teacheth how to make pictures of wax or clay, that by roasting thereof, the persons that they bear the name of may be continually melted or dried away by continual sickness. A mediaeval sermon speaks of baptizing a 'wax' to bewitch with ; and in the eleventh century,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4540; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3495, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e can be mutilated in a terrible manner.\" A native of Gippsland has related the following story to Mr. A. W. Howitt, showing how a Mrart was outwitted by a blackfellow : — \" A long time ago, before ' you and me father been dead boy,' a blackfellow went to pick Goor- nung (kangaroo apple) at a place near the Lakes, Gippsland, called Kin-tall-a Mrart (jumping devil). While he was busy picking off the fruit, a Mrart came by and popped him into his bag. Mrarts carry bags 'more big than house — like it woolpack.' He caried off the poor blackfellow a long way, and being tired, took him out of the bag to give him a drink. He scooped up.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4541; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3496, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nge gifts : that they can make any black sick if they think fit. A black will bear the most excruciating pain if he knows the cause — as, for instance, if he has been wounded. But if sickness overtakes him — such as occurs frequently from over-eating, from hunger, from drinking cold bad water when heated by exer- tion— he grows alarmed. He fancies that some wizard has designs upon him ; and this fear so deadens his faculties, makes him so helpless, that the disease — slight as it may be — does not infrequently terminate fatally. The blacks, as has been stated, like the whites, have doctors. But their priests, sorcerers, seers, or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4542; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3497, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "at a distance of about two hundred yards in the direction of the spot where he had lost his fat there were placed at short distances apart smouldering pieces of bark, which looked like huge fire-flies on the ground. One man attended to these pieces of bark, kept the fire alive, but at the same time prevented any of them from bursting into flame. Malcolm, a wizard — a most learned doctor — who believed he could fly and cut the air as well as any eagle, now commenced his labors. He disappeared in the darkness ; boughs cracked and rustled as he took his supposed flight through the trees towards the sky. Malcolm's voice was heard..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4543; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3498, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". On one occasion, Lageniensis, the author of the work (as quoted in the Athenceum, No. 2236, 3rd September 1870, p. 299), assisted at the performance of some mysterious qutickery practised by a noted Sheogue doctor, called Paddy the Dash, who was supposed to hold friendly communication with the \" good people,\" for his cabin adjoined one of their raths. The wizard's assistance was invoked in the case of an old woman who had fallen into a decline. \" We were but wee bit bodies at tlie time,\" says the author, \"and have only an indistinct recollection of Paddy drawing out of his coatmore pocket a large black bottle, with two or three.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4544; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3499, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s, or lead to such brutal murders, as those which have received the approval of the most eminent persons in England. From the time of Henry the Eighth, when a statute was enacted declaring all witchcraft and sorcery to be felony without benefit of clergy (33 Hen. VIII., 1541), up to the 4th September 1863, when a poor old paralyzed Frenchman was ducked as a wizard at Castle Hedingham, Essex, and died in consequence of the treatment he received, our civilized communities have boldly set examples that the Aboriginal natives of Australia would be too humane to imitate. Barrington estimates the judicial murders for witchcraft in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4545; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3500, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of putting the life of his victim into the image upon which he practices. Thus Iving James, in his ' Damonohgy' says that 'the devil teacheth how to make pictures of wax or clay, that by roasting thereof, the persons that they bear the name of may be continually melted or dried away by continual sickness. A mediaeval sermon speaks of baptizing a 'wax' to bewitch with ; and in the eleventh century, certain Jews, it was believed, made a waxen image of Bishop Ebcrhard, set about with tapers, bribed a clerk to baptize it, and set fire to it on the Sabbath, the which image burning away at the middle, the bishop fell grievously sick and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4546; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3501, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nations, who, in the belief of some persons, are not inferior, but simply different. The Barrn — as described by Mr. Howitt — would have been useful to the Duchess of Bedford. Those who are iuclined to amuse themselves with what are generally regarded as the foolish superstitions of the Australian natives may find enjoyment also in perusing the histories of witch- craft in England. Our natives have strange beliefs, and are cruel ; but none of their superstitions are so gross, or lead to such brutal murders, as those which have received the approval of the most eminent persons in England. From the time of Henry the Eighth, when a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4547; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3502, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "find enjoyment also in perusing the histories of witch- craft in England. Our natives have strange beliefs, and are cruel ; but none of their superstitions are so gross, or lead to such brutal murders, as those which have received the approval of the most eminent persons in England. From the time of Henry the Eighth, when a statute was enacted declaring all witchcraft and sorcery to be felony without benefit of clergy (33 Hen. VIII., 1541), up to the 4th September 1863, when a poor old paralyzed Frenchman was ducked as a wizard at Castle Hedingham, Essex, and died in consequence of the treatment he received, our civilized.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4548; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3503, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Hen. VIII., 1541), up to the 4th September 1863, when a poor old paralyzed Frenchman was ducked as a wizard at Castle Hedingham, Essex, and died in consequence of the treatment he received, our civilized communities have boldly set examples that the Aboriginal natives of Australia would be too humane to imitate. Barrington estimates the judicial murders for witchcraft in England alone in two hundred years at 30,000. The laws against witchcraft were repealed by 10 Geo. II., 1736 ; but the belief in witchcraft in England, and in English-speaking communities, if not as widely spread, is as strong as ever. 478 THE ABOEIGINES OF.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4549; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3504, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hild leave off playing and run up to its mother tg take the breast. \"The native women suffer much leas pain during the period of labor than Europeans; directly the cliild is born it is wrapped in opossum skinp, and strings made of the fur of this animal are tied like bracelets round the infant's wrists and ankles, with the intention of rendering it, by some supernatural means, a stronger and a finer child. They are always much prouder of a male than of a female child.\" — Journals of Two Expeditions of Discovery. Grey, vol. ii., p. 250. t This custom prevails amongst the tribes of the west coast of New Guinea ; and Capt. Cadell.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4550; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3505, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he night, when the doctors are asleep, the dead person inserts .a mysterious bone into each thigh of the three doctors, who do not feel the puncture more than if an ant had stung them. The bones remain in the flesh of the doctors without causing them any inconvenience. When they wish to kill any person, by means which cannot be known, they use the bone in a supernatural manner. The bone enters the body of the victim, and he dies. 10-1 THE ABORIGINES OF TICTOEIA: chosen, and the grave, when formed, is about three feet six inches in length, two feet or a little more in width, and five feet in depth. With mde implements, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4551; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3506, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "led in this case, being the first, the natives think death would have had no power over them. The place where the scene occurred, and where Bin-dir-woor was buried, the natives imagine to have been on the southern plains, between Clarence and the Murray; and the instrument used is said to have been a spear, thrown by some unknown being, and directed by some supernatural power. The tradition goes on to state that Bindir-woor, the son, although deprived of life, and buried in his grave, did not remain there, but rose and went to the west, to the unknown land of spirits, across the sea. The parents followed after their son, but (as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4552; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3507, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r smooth. I could never learn from any of the natives that they had seen either the head or tail, so that I could not form a correct idea of their size, or what they were like Here [on the Barwon River] the Bun-yips, the extraordinary animals I have already mentioned, were often seen by the natives, who had a great dread of them, believing them to have some supernatural power over human beings, so as to occasion death, sickness, disease, and such like misfortunes They told me a story of a woman having been killed by one of them, stating that it happened in this way : — A particular family one day was surprised at the great.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4553; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3508, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "credible that so many strange tales should arise from this source. The natives are good naturalists, and are probably better acquainted with the habits of this duck than we are. The Bun-yip is mentioned by Grey in his work on North-West and Western Australia. He says: — \"The Wan-gul is an imaginary aquatic monster, residing in fresh water, and endowed with supernatural power, which enables it to consume the natives, although it generally attacks females. The person it selects for its victim pines away almost imperceptibly, and dies.\" The belief in the existence of some strange creature in the inland and shore waters is spread over.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4555; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3509, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d wood, and has an arm four and a half inches long, turning up at a sharp angle, and tipped with a slightly-curved barb of tortoise-shell, projecting horizontally inwards an inch and a half. It somewhat resembles the fish-hook of the New Zealanders. J \"A whale\" says Grey, \"is the greatest delicacy that a native can partake of, and whilst standing beside the giant frame of one of these monsters of the deep, he can only be compared to a mouse standing before a huge plum-cake ; in either case the mass of the food compared to that of the consumer is enormous When a native proprietor of an estate in Australia finds a whale thrown.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4556; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "giant in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_hocr_searchtext.txt.gz", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3510, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "- to pass by. - to build. - to go on foot. - small. - run. - bring it soon. - to roast meat. - slow. - to do it. - willing. - to flow. - to continue. - swollen, to swell. - blind. - shoulder. - sandy place. - a little meat. - hark ! - to bow down. ngarwe the day after to-morrow. - on one side. - to-morrow. - flat. - shake down. - little ones. - taiL - life, spirit, soul. - fly. - roots. - to lead on. - puU it off. - to cover. - to cover it with a blanket. - to move on. - mouth. - tongue. - arm. - foot. - to swim. - a long journey. - to walk fast. - to split wood. - to split. - to close. - fear. - your father swims. - to recover. -.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4557; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3511, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "- - Wil-lin-b uck Mit-yack - - . Nyak - - - - Nyun - - - - Wil-la Wui-yung wui-yiing-ka - Kalk - - - Woar-tuck - - - Kir-ra ... Bo-wat . . - Bi-al - - - - Mah-rong - - - Pullut- Biip - - - - Wit-yin-will Kau-wirr . - - Ngar-re - - - Kum-will - - - Lar - - - - KuT-rdck . - - Tyar - . - - Big . - - - hand. chest. leg. foot. thumb. finger. big toe. toe. soul. spirit. sun. star. cloud. thunder. lightning. rain. hail. storm, hurricane. wind, breeze. ^Yhirlwind. tree. branch. leaf. grass. gum-tree. pine-tree. box-tree. white-gum. bird. emu. duck (black). snake. house. sand. soil. clay. Mir - Ban - Kut-yep Wur-ror-lar Kat-yin.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4558; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3512, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ES OF VICTORIA: \"Willis,\" \"Timor,\" \"Bobbt,\" \"Annie,\" and othebs. One ---------- Kiab, Two Boolicht. Three --------- Carlore. Four ---------- Boolite be boolite. Five ---------- Kiamonya. Six ---------- Barooh. Seven --------- (No word.) Eight --------- Boolite be boolite be boolite be boolite. Nine ---------- (No word.) Ten ---------- Boolite kiamonya. Evil spirit- -------- Moorope. Good --------- Delcoke. Aboriginal woman ------- Bangbanggo. Aboriginal man ------- Coolecb. iPorpe. Porpeyangerack. Pinnoe, f Kalk. Skull i „ A shield ----.-..- Mulca. SOME WORDS OF THE LANGUAGE OF THE WESTERN TRIBES OF VICTORIA. (Collected by N..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4559; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3513, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "jin-na. Belly Sil-h/. Blood, magpie - - - - Koi-riick or Korruch. Bone, wood . - - - Kaalk. Sun (day) ----- Nyow-ee. Moon ------ Mit-chen ...... Yairt. Star ------ Burt or Turt. Sky, heavens, clouds - . - M-rarng. Thick black clouds - - - Tan-bill. Kight (darkness) - - - Bore-un. Day (sun) ----- Nyow-ee. Fire ------ Wan-yup ...... Wee. Air ------ Boor-cook. Spirit ------ Eer-arook. Wind Wil.lah Wahd-waht. Earth ------ Jah. Ground ----- Jah. Soil. River ------ Bu-ar ------- Burh. Sea (the great water) . - - Ng-ar-mutch. Stone ------ Ko-chup ...... Larh, Stick Wad-dy. Bird ------ Yow-ivirh. Egg ------ Mirrh-uck ----,- Mirrh-cooh..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4560; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3514, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "en. Fat - - Alarrimbool. Father-in-law Kondo'lang'o. Fatlierless - Moorri. Fear - Bamhoon, Feast - - 'Tung'arbe. Feeble - - M urrineren. Feed - - Tangerhoun. Feel - - Bang'adinen. Feet - - Jenongbertoorr. Feign - - Marrnen. Felon - - Nllinijak-koorren. Female - Badjurr. Fetch - - Windaga. Feud - - Wakering, Few - - Wdlak-wdlak. Fib - - Marrening. Fiend (bad spirit)- Ngurrong. Fight - - Jehcliering. Fighter - Koonbmoon. Fill - - Jaboon. Fire - - Ween. Fish - - MaUoren. Fishing - Goolah-heni. Flat - - Woork. Flay - - Ter'embegat. Flea - - Moon-ong. Fleabitten - Boondo'ang vioononga Flee - - Berren-berren. Flesh - . Weeringam. Flew -.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4561; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3515, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Ten - Bolita murung (two hands) Head - - Pirn. Stone - Alari. Body - - Koong. Fish (general) Yarar. Byes - - Meeng. Eel - - - Queang. Nose - - Kapung. Black-fish - QuUl. Ears - - Wing. Duck - Mooee. Mouth - - Nynlling, Swan - Koona wara. Teeth • - Tangang. Emu - - - Koping. Hair - - Ngarat. Blood - Kerch, Tongue - Tal tang. Breath - Ngango. Sun - - Nga ung. Spirit (soul) Moorop. Moon - - Taroo. Bad - Ammengar. Wind - - Ngondok. Good - Otung. Stars - - Ming-gal. God (or big man) Prenheal. Rain - - Mie-ung. DevU - Ngot hoot. Snow - - Yurngarang. Seven Stars Me patoom. 118 THE ABORIGINES OF VICTORIA: SUCCINCT SKETCH OF THE ABOEIGINAL.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4562; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3516, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s and bodies of large moths. LANGUAGE. 127 English. Bourt-deet Native. - A superior fibrous vegetable ; blacks eat it raw or cooked. European Food, S(c. Bread or flour Rice - Sugar - Meat (general) Beef - Mutton Pork • Ner-rong. Kur-ran. Gaem-gaem. Win-gar-um. Bul-gan-ner. Ee-up. Tal-lum. English. Biscuit Soup - Tea - Butter - Milk - Herbs - Carrots Tobacco Spirits To drink spirits To get drunkf Nntlve. Pal-let-ner-rong. Lil-le-bro. Mor-an-doo. Brim-brira-o. Brem-brem. Par-rum. Kam-bo-duk. Kun-ang-ner-ro-men. Bal-lam. No-bi-an-bal-lara. Bul-li-to no-bi-an. A Few Leading Sentences. English. Come here Go away Give me Lend me Bring.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4563; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3517, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ck nulworthununner. 8. Puudgyl Marman nerdoit murrumbinne yannon nuhvorthun, bar nerdoit womoneit nul- worthun murrumbinner, netbo bar wootunno yearamboot tille mille nanbo. THE FIRST CHAPTER OF GEMESIS.\" 1. In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. 2. And the earth was without form, and void, and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. 3. And God said, let there be light : and there was light. 4. And God saw the light that it was good ; and God divided the light from the darkness. 5. And God called the light day, and the darkness he called night. And the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4564; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3518, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "maim. Gallopin-gallopin gweeop - - - Knife, penknife. Geenong ------ Mark, footmark. Geenongalook ----- Boot, shoe. Geenonga'tha ----- Ankle of the foot, foot, step, footstep, toes. Geerar ------ Keed. Geerar oordiyalya - - - . Reedy, many reeds. Geetho ------ Proceed. Geetho youarrabuck - . - - Run, to go quick. Gooroomul Blood. Goorang ------ Demon, evil spirit. Gullagothoon ----- Inside. Gweeon ------ Lance, a long spear. Iroontha wothoingun - - . Pulse, motion of the blood. Ja'aburt ------ Injure. Ja'albuck - ----- Scream. Ja'albunna Butchered, killed, massacre, murder, murderer. Ja'albunna booboop - - - - Infanticide..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4566; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3519, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", short, jot, a tittle, least, superlative of little, less, little, small in quantity, minikin, small, minute, mite, modicum, morsel, a small piece, petty, puny, scrap, a bit, shred, tiny, wee. Wyeeboo ba'anth - . - - Damp, dew, ford, shallow water, humid, moist. Wyeeboo ba'anth mellaba - - Mizzle, rain in small drops, drizzly. Wyeeboo bilim - - - - Dram of spirits, a nobbier. Wyeeboo bulgana . - - - Calf. Wyeeboo chuck-chuck - . . Chicken. Wyeeboo cooleenth - - - - Dwarf, small man, mannikin, a little man, pigmy, runt. Wyeeboo drumbullabull - - - Pistol. Wyeeboo eeip Lamb, a young sheep. Wyeeboo jumbuck - - - - Calm, laconic,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4567; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3520, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "enmity with them. But when approaching those they intended visiting, they would carry a green bough in their right hands, which was an emblem of peace. * The terms \" bulluk\" and \" goon-deetch\" signify \"people\" and \"men.\" LANGUAGE, 155 No distinct and settled form of religion or worship existed among tliem. They, however, believed in the existence of an evil spirit, and the occasional existence of a good one whose powers were limited to certain periods. The \"Eagle,\" \"Crow,\" and \"Bat\" were regarded as sacred animals, each having distinct powers. The Eagle and Crow possessed, at a remote period, the same influence and power, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4568; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3521, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and en- chanting powers : it would watch over the lonely and weary traveller, and could warn him of impending danger, and guide him into the path of safety. They did not believe in death from natural causes, except in the two extremes of life — old age and infancy ; but assert that there were two forms of death — the Moo-char-moo-roop (literally, \"take the spirit\") and the Boor-kur- moo-rar (or, \"break the kidney-fat\"). The first of these terms, Moo-char- moo-roop, applied only to those who had been removed by a very sudden death without any apparently previous illness. The spirits of those who died in this way were said to have.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4569; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3522, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "two extremes of life — old age and infancy ; but assert that there were two forms of death — the Moo-char-moo-roop (literally, \"take the spirit\") and the Boor-kur- moo-rar (or, \"break the kidney-fat\"). The first of these terms, Moo-char- moo-roop, applied only to those who had been removed by a very sudden death without any apparently previous illness. The spirits of those who died in this way were said to have gone to the West {Whar-ree-wkin-knam-mytch-oo), and would re-appear at some future time brighter and more perfect beings. Under this belief, mothers, whose infants had died in the way here described, have been known to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4570; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3523, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ther-in-law Uncle - - - Nephew Cousin - - - Old woman - Young woman Girl - Grandmother Mother Mother-in-law Stepmother - Wife - Widow Daughter (elder) - Daughter (younger) Stepdaughter Sister (elder) Sister (younger) - Aimt - - - Niece - - - Marriage Widowhood - Family Male - Race . - - Tribe - Female Man and woman - Men and women - God - God - God - Body - Spirit ... AboriglDal (with literal English). Knal-oyne. Kuan-nap. Coo-reetch. Char-chi. Coor-whan-dook. Co6-ki. Moyn-nim-goork. Biang-biang-go. Bo6-ni-bo6-ni. Me-man-dook. Bdrp. Knal-oyne-goork. Ber-mcn-an-goork. Mur-ram. Doo-ring-yetch-goork. Mang-gap. Jhin-narp-ang-goork..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4571; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3524, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ree (callitris). Marmangorak God (at Lake Tyrrell). It is doubtful whether any Australian Aborigine has any idea of a Supreme Being. Marrambook ...... ...A wife. Matynleework - . . Bealiba diggings. *Meyrr heu --....... Wind. Murdook Small. Moolerr .... A parish - - - - A kind of gum-tree. Ngannibeen-yam Myself. Nannee-chuk A husband. Ngatyar The chief evil spirit. LANGUAGE. 211 Native Word. Colonial Name or Description ol Locality. SIgntflcatloa. Ngaanga ---- The soul. A'jansra, at Swan Kiver, signi- fies the sun, also a man's beard, also the roots of trees and plants. Nganga batta, sunbeams. Ngarranan, at Richardson Do you.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4572; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3525, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ck of Mil- ler's Inn, at Cope-cope. Ngarre The black duck; also she-oak. Nganyak (Ngannup at - - - - - - To sit down. Swan River) Ngyne -..----.-- To see. •Ngadg (Ngadgo at Swan -...-- Me (personal pronoun). Kiver) *Nyarritch . - - Eddington township. Ngarrewarrawil - - Burnt Creek. Ngan-wee (Nganga at Swan ------ The beard. River) *Pinmi ....------ An evil spirit in the ground causing a, whirlwind or swirl of wind. Pittigul ---------- The quandong fruit at Lake Tyrrell. Lea kuribur", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Swan River, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.9319845, "longitude": 115.9190544, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3525, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ck of Mil- ler's Inn, at Cope-cope. Ngarre The black duck; also she-oak. Nganyak (Ngannup at - - - - - - To sit down. Swan River) Ngyne -..----.-- To see. •Ngadg (Ngadgo at Swan -...-- Me (personal pronoun). Kiver) *Nyarritch . - - Eddington township. Ngarrewarrawil - - Burnt Creek. Ngan-wee (Nganga at Swan ------ The beard. River) *Pinmi ....------ An evil spirit in the ground causing a, whirlwind or swirl of wind. Pittigul ---------- The quandong fruit at Lake Tyrrell. Lea kuribur - - - Dunolly. Tallja ... - A water-hole north-north-east from Pine Plains. Tchuterr - - - - A parish . - - - The small shell paroquet. Toombal - - A.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4573; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3526, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ".-.-- Waterless, dry. Laang (C.) ...------A species of gum-tree. Lehura (C.) - . - Mount Leura - - ■ Lava (of which the hill is composed). Lajeranyen (H.) - - A spring S.W. from Waranet (which see i'n/ra) near Lake Colongulac. Lah (D.) A stone. Lah-wowerring (D.) -.--.-. Kocky, covered with stones. Larh (D.) ......... ^ liut or house. Moorup (D.) ---------A spirit. It is difficult to understand their conception of a spirit or the soul of the departed. Melion (D.) --------- Hungry, empty. Marit (C.) ------- --A female kangaroo. Milpa-milpa boornum (H.) ------ A round swamp. Marh (H.) -----A man. (Mark is a hand at King George's.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4574; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3527, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of sharks and otlier fishes measure twenty-five feet in length, while those of men iu dancing attitudes are life size. The natives say that the tribes did not reside iu the places where the carvings occur, as they are sacred to the korailjee or sorcerers or priests. % See Rajah Brook's work. 224 APPENDIX : Some tribes had a vague idea of the white meu being spirits or re-appear- ances of dead persons, and were restrained by awe alone from attacking them. This dread of strangers seems to be the natural result of ignorance, and reminds us of the restrictive policy, untU lately, of the Japanese, and of the religious prejudices of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4575; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3528, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nce for the amusement of a squatter and his wife, who are looking on ; they are brandishing boomerangs, clubs, and shields, and one has a pipe in his mouth. A tame emu is standing by, doubtless belonging * Paper read before Anthropological luatitute, 17th April 1871. VOL. II. 2 K 258 APPENDIX : to the station, -whicli stands in the backgro\\md. There is much spirit in these drawings ; the attitudes of some of the figures, and the faces of some of the women, are very good. If carefully examined, I think we cannot avoid the conclusion that Tommy Barnes is a close observer, and is possessed of some artistic skill, which, if.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4576; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3529, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "r which the child was called. I knew a man whose name was Karia (not Calor), which signifies \"fire\" or \"heat ;\" when he died, another word had to be used for \" fire ;\" hence the language is always changing. I am not aware of any word in Western Australia to denote a Supreme Being or even a good spirit. Intermaeriages. My friend the late Mr. W. H. Knight, of Swan River, kindly sent me, last year, a copy of Bishop Salvado's Genealogical Tree of the natives of Western Australia, from which it appears that they are divided into six families, and intermarriages within a.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Swan River, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.9319845, "longitude": 115.9190544, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3529, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "; another word has therefore to be invented for the object after which the child was called. I knew a man whose name was Karia (not Calor), which signifies \"fire\" or \"heat ;\" when he died, another word had to be used for \" fire ;\" hence the language is always changing. I am not aware of any word in Western Australia to denote a Supreme Being or even a good spirit. Intermaeriages. My friend the late Mr. W. H. Knight, of Swan River, kindly sent me, last year, a copy of Bishop Salvado's Genealogical Tree of the natives of Western Australia, from which it appears that they are divided into six families, and intermarriages within a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4577; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3530, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ung, who resides in the winter-time on a hill on the south of the Helena River, near Mount Dale, in the Darling Bange ; but in the summer he dwells on the other side of the river, became he cannot cross it nhenjioodcd. These imaginary beings are all material, and subject to the same physical conditions as themselves. Yet they have some undefined notion of a spirit, or soul, or perhaps of a personal identity which is independent of their present corporiety. They think that if they are buried they will rise again with some different body; hence tlieir desire to take down and bury the two men who were gibbeted for the murder of Mrs..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4578; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3531, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o the cavern. There is a continual draught of air blowing up through this hole, so that if a leaf or any light substance be thrown over it, it is immediately carried up into the air. For ages past the natives were in the habit, whenever they approached this air-hole, to throw a piece of wood into it to propitiate the demon * See page 2S0. f Waug signifies a spirit. Waugal is a being analogous to Hindi of South-Eastem Australia — a mighty serpent. KOTES AND ANECDOTES. 269 supposed to reside within its profound and mysterious depths. When the late Mr. Superintendent La Trobe examined this part of the coast, in 1842, some of his men.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4579; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3532, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ther demon, or to the Waifo men. I am of ojiiniou that the natives generally do not believe that their women have a future state or are endowed with souls. Yet they certainly believed that the white people, when they first arrived, were theh- deceased ancestors re-incarnated. Before the arrival of a ship from Europe, the Swan River natives supposed that the spirits of the deceased passed into the cormorants which frequent the Mewstoue, a granite rock some miles out in the sea opposite the mouth of the Swan River, called by them Gudu mitch, a compound of Gu~urt, the \"heart,\" and ?)iit or mitch, the \"medium\" or \"agent\" — signifying.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Swan River, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.9319845, "longitude": 115.9190544, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3532, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ther demon, or to the Waifo men. I am of ojiiniou that the natives generally do not believe that their women have a future state or are endowed with souls. Yet they certainly believed that the white people, when they first arrived, were theh- deceased ancestors re-incarnated. Before the arrival of a ship from Europe, the Swan River natives supposed that the spirits of the deceased passed into the cormorants which frequent the Mewstoue, a granite rock some miles out in the sea opposite the mouth of the Swan River, called by them Gudu mitch, a compound of Gu~urt, the \"heart,\" and ?)iit or mitch, the \"medium\" or \"agent\" — signifying.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4580; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3533, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "er natives supposed that the spirits of the deceased passed into the cormorants which frequent the Mewstoue, a granite rock some miles out in the sea opposite the mouth of the Swan River, called by them Gudu mitch, a compound of Gu~urt, the \"heart,\" and ?)iit or mitch, the \"medium\" or \"agent\" — signifying that this island is the medium or agent by which the spirit of the departed one enters the body of a cormorant. Large flights of these birds used to pass up the estuary of the Swan every morning on fishing excursions, and return to the Mew", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Swan River, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.9319845, "longitude": 115.9190544, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3533, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "er natives supposed that the spirits of the deceased passed into the cormorants which frequent the Mewstoue, a granite rock some miles out in the sea opposite the mouth of the Swan River, called by them Gudu mitch, a compound of Gu~urt, the \"heart,\" and ?)iit or mitch, the \"medium\" or \"agent\" — signifying that this island is the medium or agent by which the spirit of the departed one enters the body of a cormorant. Large flights of these birds used to pass up the estuary of the Swan every morning on fishing excursions, and return to the Mewstone in the evening, and the natives refrained from kiUiug them lest thereby they should be.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4581; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3534, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "f the three orders into which the priestly caste was divided. * The ancient Egyptians beliered that when the body perished the banished soul began its career anew in connection with physical existence. t Called Koradgee by the Port Jackson tribe. NOTES A>'D ANECDOTES. 271 Tlie Buh/a-f/mhk professes to cure diseases by enchantment ; that is to eject the evil spirit, called Bulya — the supposed cause of all sickness and disease. Tlie operation was as follows : — The magician would squeeze the affected part with both hands, and then, drawing them down, would attract Bubja to the extremities, and finally bring it out, shakLag and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4582; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3535, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ole in the sand behind her hut, and, having given it a \" little \" knock on the head, laid it in the hole, and kept on crying, the child ciyiug too, till she could bear it no longer ; and then went out and gave it another \" little \" knock, which, however, killed it ; and then she cried for several days. I have already stated the very -general belief that the spirit of a deceased person assumes a fresh corporeal form ; but I think some tribes must have thought that the re-embodiment took place some time after death, for they displayed great care in the interment of a dead man by firmly tying the thumb of the right hand to the great.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4583; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3536, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "was kept burning before it for several days, and a hut was sometimes buUt over it. They seemed to think that, notwithstanding their efforts to keep their friend down, he got up and warmed himself. WhQe the interment was being made, tlie Bubja-gadak sat at the head of the grave, bending from time to time his head to the ground to listen for the flight of the spirit, and the information it might have to give him as to the evil being who had caused his death. From the time of death uutd after the burial, which took place within twenty-four hours, the wives and female connections of the deceased kept up their lamentations by.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4584; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3537, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "men look on with apparent indifference. I have not observed that the natives usually bear malice towards an aggressor after the wTong has ceased to exist. Their acts of retaliation, if not committed to punish a present offence, are jjerpetrated for the sake of con- formity to their traditionary customs rather than for the purpose of gratifying a vindictive spirit for some past aggression against the icdividual offender. Tlie cases of Mr. Kennedy, Mrs. Cook, and perhaps nearly all the murders that have been coirmiitted by the natives, are instances of this. The real oflender seems never to have been sought for ; but acting under.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4585; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3538, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d the neck of the man he had struck. It was a most touching sight, and one I shall not easily forget. I never could discover anything among them approaching to religion ; they certainly have a vague idea that when they die they will, as they express it, \"jump up whitefellow,\" but the superstition must of course be of recent origin. They also believe in evil spirits, which roam about at night; and in others which cause sickness, and which the doctors of the tribe try to exorcise by placing their mouths on the part affected, and speaking or chanting in a singular and rapid manner. But all their superstitions bearing on this subject.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4586; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3539, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", often have a marvellous etfect. They are also skilled in the art of bleeding ; they open a vein with a piece of sharp flint or shell ; they often rub and knead witli their knuckles the aifected part. For rheumatism, tliey plunge the patient into cold water. But if all their usual remedies fail, they proceed to incantations, in the hope of driving the evil spirit out. They are very superstitious. Comets are their peculiar aversion. The first night the great comet of 1842 [1843] appeared, there was dreadful commotion and consternation among the Australian tribes. A large number were en- camped close to the station where I resided,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4587; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3540, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "any trace of any tradition or superstition, besides the \"jumping-up of blackfellows as white men,\" which may be ranked with THE ABOEIGINES OF COOPEE'S CREEK. 309 them, was at a camp where I was talking with a blackfellow, in the evening, when a bright falling-star was visible. He said — \"An old blackfellow has fallen down there.\" It may have meant that the spirit of a blackfellow had fallen down, or that some black had died. I could not ascertain which. All the stars and constellations have names. I have heard the whites often called \" Firri wirri coockee.'''' When we suddenly came iipon a camp, I have heard a yell of \" Pirri.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4588; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3541, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of the natives of Tasmania when a death occurred, and their ordinary mode of disposing of the bodies of the dead, greatly resembled those observed in many parts of Australia. \" During the whole of the first night after the death of one of their tribe,\" says Davies, \"they will sit round the body, using rapidly a low continuous recitation, to prevent the evil spirit from taking it away. Tliey are extremely jealous of this ceremony being witnessed by strangers ; but I had iipon one occasion an opportunity of being an ear-witness of it the whole night.\" The same writer says \"they place the body iipright in a hollow tree, and (having.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4589; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3542, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ances are curious, and invite enquiry; but it is, to say the least, doubtful whether they have a philological or ethnological value.* * In a communication to the Alhenaum (No. 2545, 5th August 1876), entitled \" Pre-Historic Names for Man and Monkey,\" Mr. Hyde Clarke states \" that in Eastern Australia, as in Europe, the names for extinct races are applied to ghosts and fairies; but further in Australia, such a name is exhumed and applied to a new race. Thus u-unda, a name of thousands of years, is applied to the newly-come Europeans. Makoron is only another word of the same kind, being koro, a man. Wunda is, however, a root having.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4590; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghosts in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3543, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n, and die for his people ; who was by wicked men killed and hanged on a tree ; who was dead and buried ; who rose again the third day from the dead, and ascended into heaven, and sat down at the right hand of God the Father ; from whence He shall come again and make all mankind stand before Him ; and separate the good from the vicked. I believe in the Holy Ghost, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. — Amen. Murrumbcek nunurrunkella kuding Pungdyl Marman, koongee palleek mongeit woorwoorrer bar beekcr ; bar kuding Jesus Christ Tindee mummum murrurabununner Lord; wellainer burrawee woorwoorrer mongonner koolinge.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4591; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3544, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "-noit-yere-bil. Goo-lee. Goon-deetch. Bul-luk. Too-ree or goork. Goo-lee-bar too-ree. Goo-lce-bar too-ree-bul- luk. Wo-rcip-ar-pel (prayerful). Marm-ing kuoo-rack (Fa- ther of us). Knoo-rar-rookknair-kne- etch (Great Master). Bang. Mo6-ro6p. 158 THE ABOEIGINES OF VICTOEIA: English. Aboriginal (with Uteral English). EngUsh. Aboriginal (with lltenl Engllita). Ghost - - Koo-chel. Shoulder - Buk-er-roo. Head - - Boorp. Arm - - Tar-ruck. Forehead - Ghin-nee. Upper-arm - - Bun-dar-rip. Back of head - Knan-ning-e-boorp. Elbow - - Bol-loitch. Temples - Tor-toitch. Fore-arm - - Cun-darp. Face - - MjTr-bar-karr (eyes and Wrist - - Toor-nen..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4592; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3545, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ortion of Australia, the old men used to say that the forms or spirits of the dead went to the westward, towards the setting sun ; and the natives of Western Australia had the same belief. When, therefore, they saw white men coming over the sea from that quarter, they at once took them to be their deceased relatives re-incarnated, and called them Djenga, or ghosts, as distinguished from Yuruj-ar, or persons. In almost all cases where there has been an opportunity of coming to an understanding, and a desire on the part of the Europeans to conciliate the Aborigines, they have evinced a friendly disposition. It has, however, often.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4593; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3546, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the poor blackfellows ! \" Then, with his eagle eye flashing, and holding up one of his fingers before Mr. Moore's face, he shouted out — \" For every black man you white fellows shoot, I will kill a white man !\" Aud so with \"the poor hungry women ; they have always been accustomed to dig uj) every edible root, and when they come across a potato * Djenga, or ghosts. f Yung-ar, or people. NOTES AND ANECDOTES. 229 garden, of course, down goes the wanna (yam-stick), and up comes the potato, which is at once put into the bag. Then you white men shoot at poor black- fellows. I will take life for life ! \" * Eetribution. A law prevails,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4594; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghosts in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3547, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rge flights of these birds used to pass up the estuary of the Swan every morning on fishing excursions, and return to the Mewstone in the evening, and the natives refrained from kiUiug them lest thereby they should be slaying their ancestors. When, however, they saw ships coming from the same direction, and bringing white people, they called them Djcnga, or ghosts, supposing them to be the re-embodiments of their progenitors who had come back to the land of their birth. At first I doubted whether this was really their spontaneous belief, and thought it probable that the colonists had originated the idea. Afterwards, however, I had.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4595; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghosts in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3548, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Worrul (bees'- nest) ; Bungula and Agenor, Murrai (cockatoos) ; the Southern Cross, At/Sm (tea-tree) ; the dark space under the Cross, Gao-ergi (emu) ; Magellan Clouds, BUralfja (native companions) ; Antares, Gudclar (lizard) ; two stars across the Milky Way, near Scorpio, GiJeri-(/d (small green parrots) ; a dark sjiace near them, Wurrawilbiiru (demon, or ghost) ; the \" S\"-shaped line of stars in Serpentarius between the Northern Crown and Scorpio, MuncUKur (notches cut on a tree to climb up) ; Spica Virginis, Gurie (small crested parrot) ; Fomalhaut, Ganl (small iguana) ; Corvus (4), Bundar (kangaroo) ; star in Peacock's Head,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4596; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3549, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "te man Ford of a river - Forehead - . . Forest ground Forget . . . Four - - - - Fragrant (smell) - Freestone . - - Fresh water Friend - - - - Frigid (cold) Friaht . . . . Frog . . - . Frost - - - - Frost, hoar - - - Fuel - . - - Full (after a meal) ^ - Full (a vessel filled) Fun (sport) Fundament - - - Fur of animals - Fury - - . . Gale - . - - Gape - - - - Ghost - - - . Girl . . . . Kawurrinna Weerutta - - - Warratinna Mungunna - - - Nunnya - - . Eee-trierreua Pugganna - - - Poorena m.ancggana - Poolominna Relbooce trawmea Lowangeriraena - Wurrangata poonala- reetyc TViangata - - - Peawe . - - Trowutta - - - Lia ruoluttea Luggana.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4597; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3550, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e Sir Amos Norcott, drew a sketch on the fly-leaf of a book of this man running after a pig with a spear sticking out of its back, and showed it to the prisoner, who instantly recognised his own likeness, and was so struck with terror that he trembled all over, and admitted the offence at once, at the same time begging Mr. Norcott to put away the Djenga, or devil's book. I have sometimes shown pictures to natives who had never before seen any, and they generally, at once, recognised the objects represented. Mr. Wake remarks, regarding their own drawings — \" They may sometimes exhibit a certain amount of rude vigor, but, as a rule,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4598; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3551, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r paramour's hair. He had just time to seize the gun at his side, and, raising himself in a sitting posture, pulled the trigger at the same moment that Marabunda let fly his spear. It was a remarkable coincidence that the bullet and spear met in mid-air, when the latter was shivered by the concussion, and Marabuncla went off declaring that his enemy was the devil — Genga. The young Irishman, notwithstanding the vagabond life he thus led for a time, was generous and brave, and never joined with the other colonists in any vindictive or cruel practices against the natives. For twelve months after the occurrence of this incident,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4599; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3552, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "■pika''' means \"yes.\" APPENDIX C. NOTES ON THE NATIVES OP AUSTRALIA. (By Albert A. C. Le Sooiir.) The natives are much more numerous in some parts of Australia than they are in others, but nowhere is the country thickly peopled ; some dire disease occasionally breaks out among the natives, and carries off large numbers. This was the case among the Goulbura, Devil's River, and Upper and Lower Murray tribes some few years before the country was peopled by the whites ; — the small-pox, or some very similar disease, made its appearance, and played havoc among the tribes. But there are two other causes which, in my opinion, principally.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4600; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3553, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "distichopbylla. J. Hooker. 51 Burn - - - . No flower or fruit. 52 Oats - - - - Marmoitch - No flower or fruit. 53 Yullam Erodium cicutarium. C. Heritier. 54 One-loaved wild potato Marungin - - - No flower or fruit. 55 Broom, No. 2 - - Bewiirr . . - Baeckia Behrii. F. von Mueller. 56 Broom, No. 1 Dyiirr - - - •■ Melaleuca uncinata. E. Brown. 57 Golden-wattle Witch - - - - Acacia pycnantha. 58 Native cherry Nyora - . - - Exocarpus spartea. B. Brown. 59 1 NgenyenyegowanduUang Aster pimeloides. Ferd. von Mueller. 174 THE ABORIGINES OF VICTORIA: Plants, mth native names, received from Mr. Joseph Shaw, of the Ahori- giual Station at.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4601; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3554, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he thoughtful blackfellows ascribe to '■'■BaiamaV these three attributes — immortality, power, and goodness. They say that Baiame is i)resent at their Cora — the periodical assembly at which young men are initiated into the privileges of manhood. Among the ceremonies of the Cora is the exhibition of a sacred wand, which they say was given to their people by Baiame, the sight of which is essential to impart manhood. '''■Baiame\" is derived (as the Rev. C. C. Greenway has shown) from \"■haia\" to make, cut out, or build. Like many other words, it is variously pronounced — sometimes aspirated, sometimes sharjiened. The \"b\" which is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4602; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "Baiame in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3555, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". . Axe, stone, Pitcairn's Island - - - - VOL. PAGE IL 317 11. 310 n. 23 u. 248 IL 58 n. 16 n. 58 I. 138 n. 283 XL 227 L 49, 54, 58 IL 244 I. 7 I. 176 1. xxxviii, 24\" IL 54 n. 38 L 207 1. xxxiii, 218, 220 219 L 36 I. 432 II. 244 I. Ixiv L 20 I. 16 II. 289 I. xviii I. xvii I. xvii I. i I. xix, 31, 45 I. 102 n. 231 L 377 B. Bags and baskets carried by natives Baiame Ball, game of I. 343 L 276 n. 285 L 176 436 INDEX. Bam-er-ook ..... Bandicoot ...... Banksia - - . . . Bark, cutting ..... delineations on - • for canoes - . . - . Barn-geet ..... Barter ...... Barter ----.- Bats ...... Beal ...... Bear, native ..... Beard ........", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4603; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1878, "title": "Baiame in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict02smyt/aboriginesofvict02smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3961, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Exact text block names Lake George and the devil/anomalous-creature note; coordinate is the named lake point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5029; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Lake George, NSW", "region": "Lake George", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.0916656, "longitude": 149.4208438, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1878, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; Robert Brough Smyth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofvict01smyt/aboriginesofvict01smyt_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1545, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "at him. This bone is generally part of the femur, scraped to a point, smeared with red-ochre and human kidney-fat. and having a ball of fat and ochre rolled together at one end. The natives believe that if this is pointed at any member of a tribe, nothing on earth can save the victim from death. They are so convinced of this, that immediately it is done his spirits droop, he becomes melancholy, his appetite fails, and gradually he pines away and dies. Such an act of witchcraft is never forgiven. Chiinkey was pursued for nearly two years, and was eventually overtaken and killed by the friends of the enchanted victim. The murder was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1723; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1546, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "that amongst the northern tribes a blackfellow who was known to have pointed the bone at another would be pursued for 500 miles, in order that revenge might be taken upon him for the crime. The ideas of religion possessed by the blacks are very indistinct, besides being ridiculous and contradictory. Dr. Moorhouse found that the Adelaide tribe believed in a spirit distinct from the body, which after death went away to a large pit in the west, where all souls of deceased persons are sent. They further believed that Digitized byVrrOOQlC INTRODUCTION. xxxi when all the men in the world were dead, their souls would return to the scenes.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1724; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1547, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d not be re-united, but the former would live in trees during the day, and at night alight on the ground and feed on grubs, lizards, frogs, and kangaroo-rats, but on no vegetable matter whatever. The souls, it was believed, would not die again, but would remain on earth, about the size of a boy eight years old.* All the natives entertain great dread of evil spirits, and those who lived in the neighbourhood of Adelaide never moved about at night. In other parts of the colony they would not do so without carrying fire- sticks with them, except on moonlight nights. With regard to marriage, the practices of the natives have akeady.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1725; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1548, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "E MISSION AT POINT MACLEAY. BY THE REV. GEORGE TAPLIN, msnOlTART TO TBI ABORIOHneS, POINT MAOLBAT, SOUTH AVSTRALU. Digiti ized by Google Digiti ized by Google PBEFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. When I came to this colony in 1849, my attention was attracted by the camps of Aborigines on the Adelaide Park Lands, and I felt a desire to try to do something for their spiritual and tem- poral welfare; but years were to pass away before that desire could be gratified. Twenty years ago I was led to take up my residence near what is now the town of Port Elliot. The natives came about our house from the neighbouring camps, and I soon found that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1726; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1549, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "death. For instance, there is Karungpe, who eomes in the dead of night, when the camp fire has burned low, and like a rushing wind scatters the dying embers, and then takes advantage of the darkness to rob some sleeper of life; and it is considered dangerous to whistle in the dark, for Earungpe is especially attracted by a whistle. There is another restless spirit — ^the deceased father of a boy whom I well know — who is flaid to roam about armed with a rope, with which he catches people. All the Naninyeri, old and young, are dreadfully afraid of seeing ghosts, and none of them will venture into the scrub after dark, lest he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1727; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "ghost in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1550, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e is especially attracted by a whistle. There is another restless spirit — ^the deceased father of a boy whom I well know — who is flaid to roam about armed with a rope, with which he catches people. All the Naninyeri, old and young, are dreadfully afraid of seeing ghosts, and none of them will venture into the scrub after dark, lest he should encounter the spirits which are sup- posed to roam there. I have heard some admirable specimens of ghost stories frt)m them. In one case I remember the ghost was represented to have set fire to a wurley, and ascended to heaven in the flame. Tl^e Narrinyeri regard the disapprobation of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1728; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "ghost in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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Tl^e Narrinyeri regard the disapprobation of the spirits of the dead as a thing to be dreaded; and if a serious quarrel takes place between near relatives, some of their friends are sure to interpose with entreaties to the contentious parties to be recon- dded, lest the spirits of the dead should be offended at unseemly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1729; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "ghost in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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A native.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1730; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "ghost in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1553, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e (as in civilised com- munities bells are toUed for the dead), the men replying to the noise in like manner, until day dawns, when the beating ceases. Immediately before the boy*s circumcision, a young man picks up ■ a handful of sand, and sprinkles it as he runs, round the camp, which is supposed to drive the devil out, keeping only Moora- moora, the good spirit, in. As soon as circumcision has taken place, the father stoops over the boy,and fancying himself inspired by Mooramoora to give him a name other than that he previously had, re-names him, upon which he is taken away by some young men, and kept away for three or four.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1731; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1555, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t in a state of nudity. So one night the old men of the tribe solemnly threatened to kill him for his disobedience. He then came away to our house and asked for my protection. This conduct led me to inquire the reason for his desire to give up native customs, and he declared his resolve to be a Christian; his expression was that he did not mean to serve the devil any longer, but would serve Jehovah. I warned him of the persecution which he might ex- pect, then prayed with him, and commended him to the protec- tion of Jehovah. Now I never specially noticed this young man Waukeri, nor offered him any inducement to take this step. He.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1733; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1556, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ow named Captain Jack. He was a gi^t warrior and sorcerer in his tribe, and a man with much natural ability. K he had lived in a civilised community, and had been educated, I have no doubt he would have distinguished himself. He had gained some celebrity among the Narrinyeri from the belief that he had once seen and had intercourse with Brupi — that is, the deviL This gave him great influence. He was a man of undoubted courage and acuteness. He had suffered severely in the battles which he had fought; his head, arms, and 1^ bore the scars of many wounds. He greatly enjoyed telling of the various fights in Digitized by VjUOQIC 92.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1734; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1557, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "appeared quite recovered. Should the Koonkie fail in his effort to relieve the sick, he is prepared with a ready excuse — some Eoonkie of another tribe, possessing more skill, has stopped his power. When a Koonkie is ill he calls in the aid of another Koonkie to cure him. As I have said elsewhere, no person is presumed to become ill naturally. The Kootchie (devil), or some native, has bewitched him. CURE OF DISEASE OR WOUNDS. Sores, cuts, bruises, pain, and diseases of all kinds, no matter how arising, are treated in one of two modes; if slight, by the application of dirt to the part affected; if severe, by that of hot ashes. In.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1735; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "witch in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1558, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "customs may be said to have been abandoned. The mortality from diseases, both prior to and subsequent to the settlement of the country, has done much to thin them out. Their notions of medicine, as amongst all savages, were of the mast absurd nature. Amongst the Adelaide tribe the sorcerers were the physicians. All internal pains were supposed to arise from witchcraft, and were variously treated. Sometimes the blood was sucked out from the part affected, and sometimes a bone was supposed to be extracted fi^m it by suction. On other occasions the disease was taken away in an invisible form, and either burnt or thrown into water. In.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1736; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "witch in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1559, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "y they bum for a long time. After a death takes place in a tribe the name of the deceased is never mentioned. All over the continent this singular custom prevails, and the feeling is so. strong in South Australia that the tribes change the names of any places or objects after which the deceased has been called. Almost all deaths aie supposed to be caused by witchcraft or sorcery, and in * Eyre. + Gason. Digitized by VrrOOQ IC XXX INTRODUCTION. these cases vengeance is invariably taken on the offending tribe. A curious instance of sorcery and its effects upon the native imagination was brought to light recently in the Supreme Court.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1737; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "witch in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1560, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "an their own, is forbidden to all females. They are not allowed to take a wife until the time during which they are narumbe has expired; but they are allowed the abominable privilege of promiscuous intercourse with the younger portion of the other sex. Any violation of these customs is punished by the old men with death; sometimes inflicted by millin, i,e., witchcraft, but often by more violent and certain methods. I think it is evident that all these rules for the narumbe are intended as a means of making the men of the tribe hardy, by exposing them to privation and suffering. I know, however, that at present the effect is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1738; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "witch in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1561, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n the vocabulary consists of eighteen letters only, the Dieyerie dialect possession no equivalent for our F, J, Q, S, V, X, Z, while K answers in every respect for C, excepting where it precedes the letter H. KEY TO PRONUNCIATION. A, as in Hand, hat, fat, band B, „ Bauble, bible, bride D, „ Deed, did, deadly E, „ Treai tact, tart ^t 9t Gag, gnrffle(never as giant, page, rage) H, „ Hav, heavy, hearty I, „ light, bri^t K, „ Kernel, keep, kick, key L, „ lilt, laurel M, „ Mama, marmalade N, „ Nothing, none, noon O, „ Ormolu, ostraciBe, olive P, as in Pope, i>uppet, pipe \"^ Rare, rich, rather R, T. U. W, Y, Teat, tint, threat Cur, fur.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1739; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "giant in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1562, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "gan to swell and be painful, and soon showed that there was real inflammation, whatever might be the cause. I treated the place in the best manner I knew how, and it developed into an enormous boil at the base of Digitized by VjUUy l^ 134 BELIEF IN SORCERY. the skull. It burst, and Pelican recovered, quite convinced of the dangerous elSects of a kick from a supernatural wild black- fellow. I had another adventure with Pelican, which I will relate. A lad had died at the camp from inflammation of the stomach, aggravated by its happening to come on just after an old heathen had threatened the boy with sorcery for some trifling.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1740; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "supernatural in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1563, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". Another object of terror to the aborigines is called \"koonyoo,\" who flies about at night, and makes a noise in the trees, but is never seen. This being descends to the earth in the dark, alights upon the body of a man while sleeping, and presses on his liver, causing him to sufler excessive pains, and sometimes producing death. This is nothing more than a supernatural cause to which is attributed the eflect of excessive gorging, which the natives indulge in whenever they have the opportunity. It is remarkable that none of the tribes appear to be under the authority of a chief. A certain amount of influence, however, is exercised.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1741; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "supernatural in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1564, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d mysteries, I may mention that it is deemed very ignominious abuse, if a person of a higher degree upbraids any one with his still occupying a lower station; warrara purra (still a boy of the first degree only), pardnapa purra (only of the second degree), are very offensive expressions. SUPERSTmONS AND TRADITIONS. The opinions of the natives with regard to supernatural things and agencies, are very peculiar and interesting. They have as clear a perception of the immateriality and immortality of the soul as could have been expected from them. In order to illustrate the former, they describe it as very small, so minute that it.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1742; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "supernatural in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1565, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "or months before to both parties; a con- venient place is fixed upon by one party, and messengei's are despatched to invite the enemy; these battles are generally caused by abduction, murder, or aggression with intent to take life, which usually originates in the before-mentioned supersti- tious belief of the aggressor, that the man whom he attacks has, by supernatural means, killed his relative that may lately have died. In such a case he selects several from among his fiiends, and rambles over the country fully determined to kill the sus- pected person wherever he meets him. Last summer two battles took place, one for murder.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1743; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "supernatural in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1616, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "sly held by tribes of savage hunters. But their efforts very much mitigated many of the evils which arose. No doubt to their labois — especially those of Mr. Moorhouse — we owe it that the instances of ill treatment of the aborigines bj white settlers, or of outrages by natives, have been so few and unimportant in the history of South Australia A determined spirit of humanity has always been evinced by the leading men of the colony, and they have thus supported the efforts of those whose duty it was officially to care for the aborigines. There are now in connection with the Aborigines' Department fifty-six depots for the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1798; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1617, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "condition. But in the savage it is not so ; he is so low down that all human life is to him a dead level, and he cannot see any condition superior to that of his fellows around him ; consequently he gives himself up to take his ease as much as his circumstances and customs will allow; Avhile he will labor hard to carry out a tribal observance, and exhibit a spirit of tremendous energy in the chase on occasion, yet he dearly loves to be lazy if he can. It is to him the highest good to have plenty to eat and nothing to do ; he endeavors to enjoy the greatest pleasures of which his appetites are capable, and to live as easily as he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1799; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1618, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he intended victim, and there remains, causing all the harm to the sick. These charms lead to many wars, and often deaths. 17. The only funeral custom is to get the body as quickly as possible under ground. 18. The aborigines have no property. 19. For their ideas on a future state see note D at the end of these answers. 20. They believe a great deal in evil spirits. 21. They think \" Norallie \" once walked about on this earth amongst them, but after a time he became dissatisfied, and departed to the world above. One day he saw horv the aborigines were destroying the game on account of the great tameness of all animals. So he came.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1800; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1619, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of the death of a native of that name. When anyone dies, named after anything, the name of that thing is at once changed. For instance, the name for water was changed nine times in about five years on account of the death of eight men who bore the name of water. The reason is, the name of the departed is never mentioned from a superstitious notion that the spirit of the departed could im- mediately appear if mentioned in any way. Manba or wanga Flesh. ]yj;era A bag made of native twine. Minki'e* \\ Daylight. Markrah Dark. Milterreo Stiffness. Mopa No. Motepa Child. Malie A man. Murta Husband. Murti My husband. Murtama Your husband..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1801; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1620, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nute (as in civilised communities bells are tolled for the dead), the men replying to the noise in like manner, until day dawns, when the beating ceases. '* Immediately before the boy's circumcision, a young man picks up a handful of sand, and sprinkles it as he runs round the camp, which is supposed to drive the devil out, keeping only Mooramoora, the good spirit in. \" As soon as circumcision has taken place, the father stoops over the boy, and fancying himself inspired by Mooramoora to give him a name other than that he previously had, re-names him; upon which he is taken away by some young men, and kept away for three or four.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1802; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1621, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n-je-lu ; fly (the insect), yum- ber-a ; ant, wir-pa ; mouth, ni-mi ; beard, ngern-ka ; hair cf the head, ngu-roo; tongue, kai-a-king; bone, mu-la-li ; blood, yeil-do ; skin (cuticle), im-ba ; fat, men-bi ; star, \"^'kul-ka ; dark, mo-a-bu ; day, pir- ri-a; night, malt-thi; rain, wain- ba-ru; wood, ^'kurl-a; sweet, mor-u-ga : thirst, or thirsty, *mun-ga-ra ; ghost, pur-ka-bid-ni ; come here, ^^pur-ni ngom-er-na ; make haste, be quick, or run, i-ter-ra ; urine, or micturition, kum-pa.'^'' 44. Cutaneous, syphilitic, and pulmonary. 45. Their mode of healing the sick is most barbarous. When one of their number is very ill, the doctor.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1803; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "ghost in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1622, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ND LANGUAGES. 29 17. The body is placed in the ground. The relatives make a pipeclay paste and place it on the head, and wear it till quite hard, when it is placed on the grave. Pipeclay is also put on the face of some. 18. Property descends to the nearest relatives. 19. They have no ideas of a future state. 20. They have no belief in God. They believe in a devil, which they call \"Pootera,\" but they cannot describe it. 21. I do not think they have any legends or traditions. 22. I could get no answer. 23. No proofs of former civilisation. 24. They are not cannibals, 25. Their weapons are the boomerang, waddy, wommera, spears,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1804; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1623, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "y old men and women are pockmarked in the face and body. \" They state that a great number have been carried off by this disease ; and I have been shown, on the top of a sandhill, seventy-four graves, which are said to be those of men, Avomen, and children, carried off by this fell disorder. \"THE DOCTOR (Koonkie). \" The \"koonkie\" is a native who has seen the devil when a child (the devil is called Kootchie), and is supposed to have received power from him to heal all sick. \" The way in which a man or woman becomes a doctor, is, that if when young they have had the nightmare, or an unpleasant dream, and relate this to the camp, the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1805; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1624, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ative who has seen the devil when a child (the devil is called Kootchie), and is supposed to have received power from him to heal all sick. \" The way in which a man or woman becomes a doctor, is, that if when young they have had the nightmare, or an unpleasant dream, and relate this to the camp, the inmates come to the conclusion that he or she has seen the devil. \" The males never practice until after circumcision, and, in fact, are not deemed proficient till out of their teens. \" Whenever a person falls ill, the koonkie is requested to examine and cure him. \" The koonkie walks up to the invalid, feels the parts affected, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1806; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1625, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d quite recovered. \" Should the koonkie fail in his effort to relieve the sick, he is pre- pared with a ready excuse— some koonkie of another tribe, possessing more skill, has stopped his power. \" When a koonkie is ill he calls in the aid of another koonkie to cure him. \" As I have said elsewhere, no person is presumed to become ill naturally. The Kootchie (devil), or some native has bewitched him. \"CURE OF DISEASE OR WOUXDS. \" Sores, cuts, bruises, pain, and disease cf all kinds, no matter how arising, are treated in one of two modes ; if slight, by the application of dirt to the part affected ; if severe, by that of hot ashes. \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1807; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "witch in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1626, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Krimgullun or KrungiHn [i)i-es. par.] Wing — Tyele, Tyerle. Winking — Kalpulun, Kalpundim. Winter — Yort e . Wishing — Ellin, Pruwillin. Wisher, a — Pre^-ilamalde. Witchcraft — Millin, Xgadhimgi. Withered— Meralde. With (an instrument) — In angk ai. With— Aid, AI, Ungai. With (a material) - Ungai, Ungar. W ithin — Maremuntimt. Without — Indau [affix], Itye. Wizard - Wiwii-remalde, Malpuri. Woman — Mimini . Wombat — Moroiye. Woman, young — Yartuwe . Woman destitute of children — Plotye. Woman, fruitful- Plowatyeri. Wondering — Prantin, Prandelin. Wonder ful — Xgranyeri. Wood — Yape, Lamatyeri. Wood, manufactured Xgarraii, Tralye..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1808; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "wizard in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1627, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and sticks the mass in a round lump on the end of a prepared skewer of kangaroo's leg bone, and it is called \"ngathungi.\" When injury is to be inflicted on the enemy who ate the animal from Vv'hich the remains came, the possessor of the ngatiiungi puts it down by the fire, and as the knob melts, so disease is supposed to be engendered in the person to be bewitched, and if it wholly melts off he dies. A man who knows that another person has an ngathungi capable of injuring him buys it if he can, and throws it into the river or lake ; this breaks the charm Neilyeri. — This is practised by means of a pointed bone. It is scraped to a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1809; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "witch in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1628, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "shoulder — Yityumbar- rin. Carrying off — Pintamin. Casting abroad, scattering, to destroy — Kilkilyarin. Casting away — Throkkun. Casuarina (the sheaoak) — Kolge. Caterpillar — Kelgelli. Catching — Nanbundun, Nananbundun . Caught — Nanbundelin. Catching hold of — Plunden. Cawing — Wakulun. Champion — Yoyangamalde. Chalk — Nengkende, Boolpooli. Charming (bewitching) — Millin, Ngad- hungi. Ch aimting — Ringbalin. Cheek — Make. Chewing — Yayin. Cherry tree — Panpande. Chest — Munde, Tuldengk (lit., the fore quarters) . Chief— RupuUe (landholder). Childless mother — Wirratye (a mother who has lost her child). Child — Porle, Partumbe,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1810; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "witch in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1629, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ye. Wind, sou' -west — Gurra maiye (shiver- ing wind) . Wind, east— Thqlka maiye, Porlgumaiye. Wind, west — Loulka maiye, Lurmi. Wind, hot— Kulganiie. Windpipe — Kalde . Wind roaring — Krungkun ; Krimgullun or KrungiHn [i)i-es. par.] Wing — Tyele, Tyerle. Winking — Kalpulun, Kalpundim. Winter — Yort e . Wishing — Ellin, Pruwillin. Wisher, a — Pre^-ilamalde. Witchcraft — Millin, Xgadhimgi. Withered— Meralde. With (an instrument) — In angk ai. With— Aid, AI, Ungai. With (a material) - Ungai, Ungar. W ithin — Maremuntimt. Without — Indau [affix], Itye. Wizard - Wiwii-remalde, Malpuri. Woman — Mimini . Wombat — Moroiye. Woman, young —.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1811; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "wizard in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1630, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ho are the judges ? THE ABORIGINES OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA 15- What punishments are put in force against offenders r 16. What kinds of sorcciyare practised!' Describe them. 17. What funeral customs are there ? 18. How does property dose nd 'i 19. Have the aborigines any ideas of a future state ? If so, what are they r 20. Have they any belief in gods, demons, or supernatural beings ? If so, what are they ? 21. Arc there any legen'^ls or traditions amongst them? If so, please relate some of them r If possible, give one in the native language with a literal translation. 22. Whence do traditions lead you to suppose they came !' Where were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1812; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "supernatural in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1631, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "who was some 32 years among the wild tribes was talcen by the aborigines for a departed cliief, and consequently his life was spared. The s'pear of the departed cbief was in Buckley's hand when found, his height and so forth tallied with the departed one; so, on beholding Buckley, they would say, \"Here comes the departed chief.\" I have -witnessed a native \"medicine man\" whisper certain messages into the ear of a departed man. No doubt their \"corrobbery\" was at one time a mode of worship. I have seen manj- indications of this diu-ing some coiTobberies ; for instance, cutting out an iniage of a man out of a sheet of bark, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1813; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "medicine man in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3254, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "manage the requisite amount of crjring I never could imagine. For one minute a woman will appear in the de^>est agony of grief and tears; a few mintites affcer, the con- ventional amount of weeping having been accomplished, they win laugh and talk with the merriest. I feel persuaded that fear has more to do with most of these exhibitions than grief But the spirit of the dead is not considered to have been appeased imtQ his relatives have avenged his death. They will kill the sorcerer who has caused it if they can catch him; but generally they cannot catch him, and often do not wish it. Most probably he belongs to some other tribe.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4288; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3255, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ey pull the victim's ears until they crack, and then leave him to recover as he best can. This last operation is for the purpose of rendering the person incapable of telling who attacked him. He is now said to be plongge watyeri, and by the operation he is delivered over to the power of a certain demon called \"NaJkaru.\" If he goes into battle, the malignant spirit will be at his ear, and by whispering in his ear seek to divert his attention from the proper management of the shield, so that he may receive a fatal wound. If the victim of the plongge walks into the bush his invisible pursuer, NaJkaru, will seek to divert his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4289; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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I have no doubt that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4290; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirits in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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The poor foolish woman believed their story, and one of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4291; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3258, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d that their strength was insufficient, and that they must have another damper. With a sigh the wife handed over a second fee. They then danced about still more vigorously, and made demonstrations which might fairly be supposed sufficient to frighten a demon; and then they came and told the woman that the mighty deed was done, her husband was safe, the evil spirit had departed; and then they rapidly followed his example. Just then Solomon appeared in sight, ready for dinner. Extremely long was the face which he pulled when he heard the story, and foimd there was only a very small cake remaining for his meaL With a deeply injured.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4292; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3259, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "i and Pepe. They say that the former assumes any shape he pleases; sometimes he is like an old man, at other times he will take the form of a bird, or a burnt stump, and always for the purpose of luring individuals within his reach, so that he may destroy them. I have several times heard blacks declare that they have seen him. The natives also dread a water spirit, called Mulgewanke. The booming sound which is heard frequently in Lake Alex- andrina is ascribed to him, and they think it causes rheumatism to those who hear it. He is represented as a curious being, half man, half fish, and instead of hair, a matted crop of reeds. I.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4293; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3260, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e- ceiving a dangerous and weakening wound in battle. His head had been no doubt much injured by previous blows. In his delirium he sat up and looked around with a smile of defiance, then started to his feet and called for spear and shield. His little son fetched his spear for him, but before he could reach it he sank back exhausted. It was the old fighting spirit strong in death. As the end rapidly approached, he seemed to recollect some of the ideas which he had been taught by us. At last he called to his wife, \"Bring the nice clothes, bring the very good clothes, for they are opening the door of the house;'' and then he fell.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4295; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3261, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ce of the medicine. The first two ounces produced no efiect. The third prevented the sinking. The fourth made her almost drunk. I now knew that she was s^a I am sure that under ordinary circumstances one ounce of Digiti ized by Google EXTRACTS FROM JOURNAL. 99 brandy woiild have nearly, if not quite, intoxicated this woman, as she is one who never has taken spirits. 6th May, 1863. — Went with the natives to the CooroDg, and the Mnndoo country. 8th. — ^Went to Lake Albert on a similar expedition to the last. I was amused at one incident. We camped at night, and the natives made a wurley at my head. I slept soundly enough. In the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4296; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirits in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3262, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "it all ended in threats, and by-and-bye they gladly acquiesced in the marriage. During 1865-6, we had many cheering tokens of the power of Divine truth. One youth, named David, died, and he evidently was a Christian. My poor friend, Teenminne, continued to hold her faith and love in the Lord Jesus. I find several entries in my journals, showing the growing spirit of devotion and prayer- fulness amongst the natives. One young woman, Petembitepiri, was overheard in fervent supplication at night in the camp. The entry of the circumstance in my diary is interesting, for imme- diately afterwards she went to Lake Albert, and we soon.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4297; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3263, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "only attribute any good results to a Divine power working with us; overcoming aversion and opposition; changing opinions and habits; winning love and devotion to Christ as Lord. Often, the most unlikely persons, those for whom we did not like to hope, have been the first to show that they had been con- quered by the word of Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit. On 16th November, 1866, Mr. J. A. Ophel became my assistant, and has continued his earnest and efficient labours ever since. We found it necessary in 1865 to provide employment for those natives who were willing to work, so that they might remain with us and be.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4298; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3264, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nt Macfeay, Vocabulary of Rev. Mr. Mr. Rev. FROM WHENCE M. Moorhouse, M. Schurman*B OBTAINED. South Australia. Teichelmann. S. Australia. Vocabulary. Digiti ized by Google SUPERSTITION. 133 CHAPTER XI. SUPPLEMENTARY. Anecdotes Illustrative of Character, Customs, &c. &c. The Narrinyeri are intensely superstitious. They thoroughly believe in the power of evil spirits. The following incidents will illustrate this: — One night, about nine o'clock, a very powerful man who was called Big Jerry came to my back door and begged to see me. I went out and found him armed to the teeth with all sorts of native weapons, but he was suffering.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4299; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirits in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3265, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "k door and begged to see me. I went out and found him armed to the teeth with all sorts of native weapons, but he was suffering from severe toothache. He wanted me to give him something to relieve it. I did so, and afber an hour he seemed better. I asked him what he had brought so many weapons for. He replied that he was afraid of wild blackfellows and evil spirits. He then begged me to go back to the wurley with him. It was only about five hundred yards off. At first I refused; but he pitifully urged me to do so — more frightened to go out in the dark than any child I ever saw. At last I went It was very ridiculous. I, the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4300; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirits in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3266, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and the river itself, yielded wildfowl and crayfish in abundance. One day, when I was conversing with Ngunaitponi, he told me the following singular story, which, as it illustrates the superstition of the natives, I t^ill relate as nearly as possible in his own words: — NouNAiTPONi's Story. We have always believed that people lived after death. We call the spirit of a man pangari,* The old people often talk about where the spirit of a man haa gone to after it has left the body; they say that it goes westward to Nuronderi. Then we believe in other spirits who walk about tiie earth, and who can make themselves to be seen or unseen.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4301; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3267, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tion of the natives, I t^ill relate as nearly as possible in his own words: — NouNAiTPONi's Story. We have always believed that people lived after death. We call the spirit of a man pangari,* The old people often talk about where the spirit of a man haa gone to after it has left the body; they say that it goes westward to Nuronderi. Then we believe in other spirits who walk about tiie earth, and who can make themselves to be seen or unseen as they like. There is NalkAru, a terrible spirit who seeks to kill people ; and there is Melapi, who is always lying in wait for men. Have any of us ever seen these spirits ? Yes ; I have heard.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4302; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3268, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "people lived after death. We call the spirit of a man pangari,* The old people often talk about where the spirit of a man haa gone to after it has left the body; they say that it goes westward to Nuronderi. Then we believe in other spirits who walk about tiie earth, and who can make themselves to be seen or unseen as they like. There is NalkAru, a terrible spirit who seeks to kill people ; and there is Melapi, who is always lying in wait for men. Have any of us ever seen these spirits ? Yes ; I have heard our old men say they have. My father saw Melapi once; the old man says he is sure he did. The way it * Pangari means ''shadow.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4303; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3269, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "haa gone to after it has left the body; they say that it goes westward to Nuronderi. Then we believe in other spirits who walk about tiie earth, and who can make themselves to be seen or unseen as they like. There is NalkAru, a terrible spirit who seeks to kill people ; and there is Melapi, who is always lying in wait for men. Have any of us ever seen these spirits ? Yes ; I have heard our old men say they have. My father saw Melapi once; the old man says he is sure he did. The way it * Pangari means ''shadow '\" it \\& equivalent to our term ''shade.*' Digitized byN^OOQlC 142 UTTERANCE OF EMOTION BY SOUND. happened was this : — My.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4304; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3270, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "out to make an attack. At that instant he felt something grapple with him, but yet he saw nothing. Strong arms were put round him, and a great invisible being hugged him in his grasp. He had heard that Melapi sometimes thus attacks people, and that it is wisest to resist ; so, although he shuddered with fear, he returned grip for grip, and wrestled with the spirit. The reeds crashed and crackled under his feet as he swayed about in the struggle. He felt like a boy in the power of the mighty one, yet he manfully returned strain for strain. He felt faint with horror. To get away was impossible ; to yield and be dragged off was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4305; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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The Mooramoora then divided their feet into toes and fingers, and placing his forefinger.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4307; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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The spirit then placed one of them in a standing position, which it could not, however, retain, whereupon the Deity cut off the tail, and the lizard walked erect They were then made male and female, so as to perpetuate the race, and leave a tribe to dispute their ancestry with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4308; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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Whereupon, some appointed night, just before.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4309; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3275, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ve they to subsist on. The parched earth yielding no grass, the emu, reptiles, &c., are so poor as to be nearly value- Digitized by VjUUy IC THE MAKING OF RAIN. 277 less for food; it is, therefore, easily perceived that to the natives rain is the supremest blessing. Believing they have the power of producing it, under the inspiration of Mooramoora (the Good Spirit), they proceed as follows: — ^Women, generally accompanied by their paramours*, are despatched to the various camps to assemble the natives together at a given place. After the tribe is gathered, they dig a hole about two feet deep, twelve feet long, and from eight to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4310; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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The site being selected, and instructions given to build substantial huts, farewell is taken, the expedition singing a rather mournful ditty, encouraging the young lads to keep up their spirits; and indeed some of them require encouragement, knowing that besides having to travel over three hundred miles through strange country, many a hungry belly they will have before reaching their destination, independent of the load of ochre they will have to carry back..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4311; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirits in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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Mumuna — Begging anything Munkalie — Careful Munkara — Young woman.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4313; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3279, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o roam about armed with a rope, with which he catches people. All the Naninyeri, old and young, are dreadfully afraid of seeing ghosts, and none of them will venture into the scrub after dark, lest he should encounter the spirits which are sup- posed to roam there. I have heard some admirable specimens of ghost stories frt)m them. In one case I remember the ghost was represented to have set fire to a wurley, and ascended to heaven in the flame. Tl^e Narrinyeri regard the disapprobation of the spirits of the dead as a thing to be dreaded; and if a serious quarrel takes place between near relatives, some of their friends are sure to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4314; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirits in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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So, at last, I and Ngalyalli took each a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4315; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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The way in which a man or woman becomes a doctor, is, that if when young they have had the nightmare, or an unpleasant dream, and relate this to the camp, the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4316; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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The Koonkie walks up to the invalid, feels the parts affected, and then.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4317; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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The inmates of the camp then huddle together, when one or two step out and perform a ceremony to charm.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4318; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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Body excerpt retained for review: A STRANGE ANIMAL – An Adelaide telegram states that particulars have been received of the existence of a strange animal at large on Yorkes Peninsula.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place from accepted public record snippet; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Yorke Peninsula, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.44304, "longitude": 137.6987969, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1880, "title": "1880 - Southland Times (NZ)", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1654-southland-times-nz-1880", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 669, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1880 - Sydney Morning Herald", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; 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place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "'s, QLD", "region": "'s", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.4923416, "longitude": 153.041873, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1880, "title": "1880's - Arthur Bicknell ' Wood Devil ' Story", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/2288-1880s-arthur-bicknell-wood-devil-story", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1588, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "regard to the custom called Murdu :— \" After the creation, brothers, sisters, and others of the closest kin, intermarried promiscuously, until — the evil effects of these alliances becoming manifest — a council of the chiefs was assembled to consider in what way they might be averted, the result of their deliberations being a petition to the Muramura (Good Spirit), in answer to which he ordered that the tribe should be divided into branches, and dis- tinguished one from another by different names, after objects animate and inanimate, such as dogs, mice, emu, rain, iguana, and so forth ; the members of any such branch not to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1770; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1589, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ined that they (the class divisions) are identical as far south as the north of Pentecost at any rate ; that a Banks Islander knows, or easily learns, which is his ' side of the house' (i.e., class) in all that group, and that Star Island people know theirs in Aurora. The Aurora people know theirs in Leper's Island, and the people of Leper's know theirs in Espiritu Santo.\" The Rev. George Brown, F.R.G.S., of the Wesleyan Mission, tells me that he has found the divisions at New Britain also ; and all our informants agree in stating that the rules of marriage and descent are substantially uniform throughout the districts within.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1771; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1590, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nto all the relation- ships belonging to true-born members of the gens.^f* The fact that ancestral worship is consequent on the change of descent from the female line to the male explains the facts that the household god is always a male, and that the celebration of his worship is limited to males. Professor Hearn observes — \"It is remarkable that the house spirit is always masculine.\" (\"Aryan Household,\" p. 148.) And again — \" Admitting the worship of the house spirit, why was that spirit a male, and never a female ? Why, too, was the celebration of his worship always limited to males ? Until an answer can be given to these.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1772; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. 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The.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1773; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1592, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "would be in the male line; and this is in accordance with the fact that descent follows the father's class so far as boys are concerned. '• It seems difficult to reconcile this feeling with the practice of carrying the deceased about with them. di-eams. 246 THE KIJRNAT. Ancestral Tlie deceased was supposed by the Kiirnai to pass to supposed the clouds, as a spirit. But he did not necessarily remain to visit the ,»,,„, Kiirnai iu there, lor male and female spirits are also Lelieved ta wander about in the country which they inhabited in the flesh, and may be properly spoken of as ghosts. They are believed to be able still to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1774; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1593, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pirit. But he did not necessarily remain to visit the ,»,,„, Kiirnai iu there, lor male and female spirits are also Lelieved ta wander about in the country which they inhabited in the flesh, and may be properly spoken of as ghosts. They are believed to be able still to communicate with the living, through persons whom they have initiated into the secrets of spirit land ; of these people, called birraark, I shall speak more fully later on. They are also believed to occasionally communicate with their descendants in dreams.*\" These \" ghosts \" may be said to be the ancestors of those with whom they communicate and, to be, therefore,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1775; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1594, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "heard him use to cure pain in the chest, by singing monotonously over the sick person, runs thus: — \" Tundunga Brewinda niindu tinga ugarinda mri miirriwunda ;\" or, freely translated — \"Oh * Since this essay was written, the Rev H. Stiihle, of the Lake Condah- Mission, Victoria, informed me, iu answer to a query as to the tribe Mara, that \"they believe the spirit of the deceased father, or grandfather, occasionally visited his descendants in dreams, and imparted to them charms (songs) against disease or witchcraft. \" ANCESTRAL SPIRITS. 247 tundung ! I believe Brewiii has hooked me with the eye of his thro wing-stick. \" * A Kurnai.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1776; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "witch in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1595, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ranslated — \"Oh * Since this essay was written, the Rev H. Stiihle, of the Lake Condah- Mission, Victoria, informed me, iu answer to a query as to the tribe Mara, that \"they believe the spirit of the deceased father, or grandfather, occasionally visited his descendants in dreams, and imparted to them charms (songs) against disease or witchcraft. \" ANCESTRAL SPIRITS. 247 tundung ! I believe Brewiii has hooked me with the eye of his thro wing-stick. \" * A Kurnai told me that, when gathering wild cattle for a settler near the Mitchell River, he dreamed one night that two \"Mrarts\" were standing by his fire. They were about to speak to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1777; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "witch in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1596, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ajerak, but I do not rely upon the evidence, as he might have unconsciously- been influenced by ideas imbibed from Christian teaching. Such being the belief held by the Kurnai as to the * Tundting, supposed to be a substance like frayed stringybark, wliicli the doctor sometimes professes to extract and exhibits as the cause of the disease ; Brewin = an evil spirit ; nundu unga = to believe or think ; ugarinda = to hook or catch ; mri = eye ; miirrawun = throwing-stick. The throwing-stick is supposed to have magical properties. t For Bulk, see p. 251. + [I could give many similar instances which have come within my own knowledge.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1778; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "Kurnai in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "Kurnai", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1597, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "interesting to note how widespread has been this belief. Among the Gournditch-mara of Western Victoria, according to the Rev. J. H. Stiihle, there were the precise analogues of the Birraarks. The Rev. Julius Kuhn, of Boorkooyanna, S.A., tells me of the Turra tribe, \"There were 'Gurildris,' men who professed to learn corroboree songs and dances from departed spirits. They also professed to learn songs for the dead, which wei'e sung to make happy the departed who were gone to another country to live for ever, but to return no more.\" 254 THE KURNAI. ftay up a rope — and there initiate him. On returning to earth he was a BiiTaark. It.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1779; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1598, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s and dances which he taught the Ktirnai ; and it was from the ghosts that he obtained replies to questions con- cerning events passing at a distance, or 3'et to happen, which might be of interest or of moment to his tribe. One of the Tatungolung told me that he had been present at an invocation of the e^hosts, which bears a strano;e resemblance to a modern spirit seance : — On a certain evening, at dusk, the Birraark commenced liis invocation. The audience were collected, and silence was kept. The fires were let go down. The Birraark uttered the cry \"Coo-ee\" at intervals. At length a distant reply was heard, and shortly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1780; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1599, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "most inaccessible tree, apparently asleep. It was alleged that the ghosts had transported him there at their departure. At this seance the questions put related to individuals of the group who were absent, and to the susjiected movements of the hostile Brajerak. The ppirit5 I have already mentioned Brewin, who may be said to be Brewin, ... . Buihim- an evil spirit. The Kiirnai speak of two other spirits — Baiikan. Bfdlum-dut and Baukan. Of the Mrarts (ghosts) the Kurnai speak with some precision ; of Brewin they speak with somewhat less certainty ; but of Bfdlumdut and Baukan little can be learned. I can only say that their.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1781; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "Kurnai in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "Kurnai", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1600, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "learned. I can only say that their qualities, so far as I can ascertain, are negative. They are not so bad as Brewin. They are not very powerful, and arc, consequently, not much feared. The teachings of the missionaries have, to a certain extent I suspect, connected the idea of the Deity with Brdlumdut and Baukan. But in the minds of the Kurnai, these three spirits — Brewin, THE SPIRITS. - 255 Bullumdut, and Baukan — are, at the most, but dim and indistinct figures.* Being desirous of learning what Brewin, Bullumdut, and Baukan were sujiposed by the Kiirnai to be, I questioned two of the most intelligent men. Both were Tatungolung.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1782; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "Kurnai in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "Kurnai", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1601, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ieve him ahlo to communicate with rfhosts, when we recall that he believes his own ancestral ffhosts visit himself in dreams. We should be loth to- o reproach him with superstition when we reflect upon the extraordinary resemblance between the proceedings of the Birraark and the proceedings even now taking place in the midst of our highest civilization at \" spirit seances.\" I have found the Kurnai to compare not unfavourably with our own people in their narration of occurrences, or as witnesses in courts of justice as to facts. Among them a person known to disregard truth is branded as a liar (\" Jet- bolan\"). Selfishness and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1783; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "Kurnai in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "Kurnai", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1602, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and that there was a man at that place who took care of the world and of all people. The good place was called \" Mumble-Mirring.\" There was also, according to them, a dark place where bad people were punished after death. This place they called \" Biirreet Barrat.\" This belief they had before there was any white person in the country. They believed that the spirit of the deceased father or grandfather occasionally visited the male descendant in dreams, and imparted to him charms (songs) against disease or against witchcraft. There were also among the Gournditch-mara persons- who professed to communicate with the spirits of the-.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1784; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "witch in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1603, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rat.\" This belief they had before there was any white person in the country. They believed that the spirit of the deceased father or grandfather occasionally visited the male descendant in dreams, and imparted to him charms (songs) against disease or against witchcraft. There were also among the Gournditch-mara persons- who professed to communicate with the spirits of the- deceased, and to learn from them coiTobboree songs and dances, and to inquire from them concerning future events. This tribe had no ceremonies of initiation of the young- men or young women to manhood or womanhood. APPENDIX G. THE GEAWE-GAL TKIBE. I AM indebted.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1785; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "witch in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1604, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ne to a division. For instance, of the last Birraarks one belonged to each of the following places: — Wurnungatti (Kroatun), Bruthen (Brabia), Bunjil Kraura (Braiaka), Bimjil Nellting (Braiaka), Dairgo (Brabra), Delin (Brataua), and Ngarrawut (Tatiing). The stories told of these men all agree in certain particulars, namely — a professed intercourse with the spirits of the departed Kurnai, and a power to call down these spirits to nocturnal converse with their descendants. The following instance is' highly typical of all the stories respecting them. I give it, as nearly as possible, in my informant's words : — \" I was once at.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1786; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "Bunjil in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1605, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hey expected was that the victim, where- ever he might be, should rise and walk to them in a trance — \"like it * Named from the barn — the casuarina. Two varieties occur — one, C. sithero^a, having an erect, and the other, C i/uicdrivalvifi, a pendent hal>it. The former is locally known as He-oak, the latter as She-oak. The He-oak is barn. BIRRAARKS AND THE GHOSTS. 253 sleep.\" On entering the magic circle, the Bunjil barn are supposed to throw pieces of the He-oak wood at him. He is believed then to fall, and the magicians are supposed to cut out his tongue and send him home to die. Briithen Munji, the \"other father\" of Tulaba, is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1787; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "Bunjil in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1606, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ligent savage and a scamp. I said, \" What is Brewin ?\" They consulted, and after a few minutes one of them said, \" We think that he is Jesus Christ.\" I said, \" Well, I think you had better consult again ; I do not think your Catechism teaches you that.\" They then consulted somewhat longer, when he said, \" We have talked about it, and we think it must be the devil, \"f The usual charsfes which are made ag-ainst the Australian Character ^ _ ° ^ and mtelh- aborigines generally, also lie ao-ainst the Ktirnai. The pence of * . . . . , theKurnai. •counts of the indictment may be said to be — Superstition, untruthfulness, selfishness,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1788; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "devil in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1607, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "for instance, of Kerup might marry a woman of Kertip, Direk, Bdm, or Gilger, (phascolomys jillocenusj, occur; and in the clays mainly of the same age, where more widely extended about Colac, we find several other extinct mammals now confined to the continent of Australia, but mingled with a few remains of living species — notably the dingo and the Tasmanian devil (sarcophylus ursinusj, the former abundant on the continent at the present day, but the sarcophylus extinct on the continent before liistoric times ; that is, not leaving any evidence of any sort of its existence in company with man. Nor are there any known traditions of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1789; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "devil in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1608, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "open daylight, but at night. It might not happen for years. \" The best man in war would be recognized by them as principal adviser, and would have authority by consent of the elders. I have known the office to be hereditary, when the son proved himself a capable warrior. Without such proof, there was no possibility of his being accepted. \" A koradji {i.e., wizard, medicine man) might be such a leader. In every case, however, the leading or chief man would be only priTiius inter pares, and be liable to be set aside by the council of old men if his actions were disapproved. At this council the younger men (that is 282 APPENDIX G..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1790; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "wizard in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1609, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "right side or near his father's; and from whatever cardinal point they arrive, they accordingly fix their camps at some distance from the former. In the camp the husband sleeps at the right-hand side of the fire, his wife behind him, and her young children behind her. + It is worthy of note that Bunjil or Punjil was, among the Yarra or Westernport tribes, a supernatural being, apparently equivalent to the baukan of the Kurnai. A Westernport blackfellow once told me that Tungil was an old man wlio lived in the mountains at the sources of the Yarra river, where he possessed great numbers of cattle. We have here an aboriginal belief.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1791; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "supernatural in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1610, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tion took place along the coast, either from the direction of Twofold Bay or from Western Port. Access from either place would be attended with much the same difficulties. There are but few facts upon which an opinion may be formed. In the Western Port tribes the word Bunjil was Eaglehawk ; and, also, as I have pointed out (p. 210), Bunjil was regarded as a supernatural being living at the sources of the Yarra. An explanation may be suggested as to the present signifi- cation of the word among the Kurnai. With them Bunjil means an elder. It does not merely imply age, for Boldain is \" old man \" — it implies age, and, I think, some.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1792; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "supernatural in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1611, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e ancestors of the Kurnai. In this case Yeertino- would have been a totem 324 SUMMARY AND GENERAL CONCLUSIONS. of the Bunjil (Eaglehawk) class. Hence, every descendant under the partially-changed descent in the male line would be Yeeriing, and also Bunjil. We might thus understand how Bunjil, meaning Eaglehawk in the Western Port tribes, would appear as the supernatural being living in the moun- tains at the source of the Yarra River — the eponym, as it were, of their tribe.* The customs of the Port Phillip tribes, as recorded by Buckley, the \" wild white man,\" have a remarkable resemblance to those of the Kiirnai, especially as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1793; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "supernatural in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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We might thus understand how Bunjil, meaning Eaglehawk in the Western Port tribes, would appear as the supernatural being living in the moun- tains at the source of the Yarra River — the eponym, as it were, of their tribe.* The customs of the Port Phillip tribes, as recorded by Buckley, the \" wild white man,\" have a remarkable resemblance to those of the Kiirnai, especially as.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Port Phillip, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -38.1046482, "longitude": 144.7798547, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1880, "title": "supernatural in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1612, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s of his clan, and was designated \" boldain,\" he acquired a new name. The designation which he received as a child became his \" secret name \" when he received a new one at initiation, and this again often gave way to some name bestowed by his contem- poraries from some personal peculiarity. This last name was usually compounded of two words, one of which, \" Bunjil,\" is a constant, and may be freely rendered \" elder,\" the other describing some quality or peculiarity. This name was probably his last, and he retained it to his death.-f- * According to the Rev. Julius Kiihn similar rules obtained in the Turra tribe, South Australia..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1794; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "Bunjil in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1613, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "equivalent to the baukan of the Kurnai. A Westernport blackfellow once told me that Tungil was an old man wlio lived in the mountains at the sources of the Yarra river, where he possessed great numbers of cattle. We have here an aboriginal belief modified by contact with the whites. It is further worthy of note that among those aborigines, so far as I know, Bunjil ::x Eaglehawk. £Such \" modified legends \" are not uncommon among savages. A Tongan THE KURNAI AS AN OLD MAN. 211 Among the Kurnai the names given to two of the elder men whom I knew were as follows : — Brmjil Balejan (platypus), in consequence of his skill in spearing.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1795; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "Bunjil in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. 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It might, therefore, have been attached to the early Kurnai in its signification amoncr the Western Port tribes of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1796; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "supernatural in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1615, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "had better consult again ; I do not think your Catechism teaches you that.\" They then consulted somewhat longer, when he said, \" We have talked about it, and we think it must be the devil, \"f The usual charsfes which are made ag-ainst the Australian Character ^ _ ° ^ and mtelh- aborigines generally, also lie ao-ainst the Ktirnai. The pence of * . . . . , theKurnai. •counts of the indictment may be said to be — Superstition, untruthfulness, selfishness, ingratitude, immorality, cruelty, and finally, disregard of human life. It should not surprise us that the Kurnai is superstitious. His belief that the dead survived as a ghost, in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1797; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "devil in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3371, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ithout gaining a place in the other line. If any one of them do not marry, she may remain in her own gens, but she cannot transmit its blood. She cannot have a legitimate child, and therefore she cannot become an ancestor. The gens, therefore, virtually consists of males alone. Hence it is manifest that, since the ancestors are the household gods, the house spirit can be none other than a male, for all the female members are of another gens. For the same reason the celebration of his worship is necessarily limited to males. The only females who could join in that worship by right of birth forfeited their birthright by marrying.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4406; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3372, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e also. It is now almost too late to collect all the particulars of their former life. For instance, the remarkable class of \" birra-arka,\" wdio professed to communicate with the dead, has been long extinct, and with its last member is gone also all possibility of asceitain- ing what -vv^ere their mystic rites, or what claims they made to communion with the spirits, and to a knowledge of future events. Apart from any other difficulties, the usual difficulties met with in collecting information as to the beliefs and customs of aborigines are sufficientlj^ formidable in them- selves. 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Stratford, about the years 1856-7, was related to me by Bunda-wal,-f- otherwise Bobby Brown, a Gnarrawut Tatun- golung, who, it will be seen, bore a prominent part in the events narrated. I give it in full, as illustrating many points of great interest respecting these savages. I have as much as possible preserved the letter as well as the spirit of * [This is a marked trace of former descent through the mother. — L. F.] + Btinda = bite, wal=: spear. 218 THE KUPvNAI. his tale. As a preface to this narrative, the following state- ment from Gliun-kong, of whom more anon : — In conse(iiience of the Omeo and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4408; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. 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Mr. Du Ve adds that, although previously the Christian belief had been explained to this man, it had at that time entirely faded, and that he had gone back to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4409; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. 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Another Kiirnai, who is said to be a great midla mullung^ professes to cure, among.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4410; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. 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At the termination of the seance, the spirit voice said, \"We are going.\" Finally, the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4411; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. 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At this seance the questions put related to individuals of the group.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4412; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. 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I have often spoken of the superstition, and found my causeur incredulous himself, but not doubting that it was an.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4413; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. 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Men who profess to learn corrobboree songs and dances from departed spirits are called Gureldres ; they are taught songs for the dead, which are sung to make the departed happy, who are gone to another country to live for ever, but to return no more.* * The totems of the Multa class divisions are perhaps not complete, and there is seemingly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4414; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirits in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. 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The wandering ghost of the ancestor, instead of visiting his descendant in dreams, and teaching him forms of incantation to guard the Mungan and his family from the evil machinations of sorcerers within and without the tribe, or against the malignant Brewin, might become the house-spirit, ever guarding those clustered round the sacred hearth; and the veneration which is now paid to age and to the elders take the form of worship by the visible members of the family of the invisible members. Thus, while each family would have its peculiar worship, the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4416; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3382, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "345. Rooney, Rev. J., 176. Rusden, Mr. G. W., Appendix G., 279. Savages, their method of reasoning, 70, 132; morality of, 102 ; not descended from civilized ancestors, 162. Scars, ornamental, 192. Sister-marriage, 99. Sister-in-law, 92. Sister's children, 78, 80. Sister's son, inheritance of, 129. Sister, tribal, defined, 92. Social unit, the, 90, 128, 340. Spirits of ancestors, 246. Spirit seance, 254. Stiihle, Rev. J. H., 179, 193, note; 205, note; 246, note; 253, note; Appendix F., 274. Suppliants and friendly aliens, protection of, 222 ; punishment of offending. Swan's eggs, property in, 226, 232, note. 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Death by accident they can imagine — death by violence they can imagine — but I ques- tion if they can, in their savage condition, imagine death by mere disease. . . . Thus the belief arises that death occurs only from accident, open violence, or secret magic ; and, naturally, that the latter can only be met by counter- charms.\" And, of a like belief in ghosts, he gives the fol- lowing instance of a native mistaking a living European for a ghost : — \" A BrabrolCing told me that, when he was a little boy, near the Tambo river, and he saw a white man for the first time, he felt sure that it was a mrart [ghost], and he ran.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4418; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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He said he was sure it was a mrart, because ' it was so very pale.' \" These, and a number of other beliefs, usages and customs presented in these memoirs, give a new insight into the life of savages, and show the feebleness of their.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4419; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3385, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ed about with them. di-eams. 246 THE KIJRNAT. Ancestral Tlie deceased was supposed by the Kiirnai to pass to supposed the clouds, as a spirit. But he did not necessarily remain to visit the ,»,,„, Kiirnai iu there, lor male and female spirits are also Lelieved ta wander about in the country which they inhabited in the flesh, and may be properly spoken of as ghosts. They are believed to be able still to communicate with the living, through persons whom they have initiated into the secrets of spirit land ; of these people, called birraark, I shall speak more fully later on. They are also believed to occasionally communicate with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4420; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3386, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n the flesh, and may be properly spoken of as ghosts. They are believed to be able still to communicate with the living, through persons whom they have initiated into the secrets of spirit land ; of these people, called birraark, I shall speak more fully later on. They are also believed to occasionally communicate with their descendants in dreams.*\" These \" ghosts \" may be said to be the ancestors of those with whom they communicate and, to be, therefore, well disposed to them ; but there are other \" ghosts \" which are believed to be evil disposed, which are tliought to prowl about and to endeavour to capture the Kurnai, and we.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4421; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3387, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "have initiated into the secrets of spirit land ; of these people, called birraark, I shall speak more fully later on. They are also believed to occasionally communicate with their descendants in dreams.*\" These \" ghosts \" may be said to be the ancestors of those with whom they communicate and, to be, therefore, well disposed to them ; but there are other \" ghosts \" which are believed to be evil disposed, which are tliought to prowl about and to endeavour to capture the Kurnai, and we may well regard those as representing the deceased enemies who- in the flesh also j)rowled about intent on evil. A Tatungolung man related to me that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4422; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3388, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o believe or think ; ugarinda = to hook or catch ; mri = eye ; miirrawun = throwing-stick. The throwing-stick is supposed to have magical properties. t For Bulk, see p. 251. + [I could give many similar instances which have come within my own knowledge among the Fijians ; and, strange to say, the dying man, in all these cases, kept his aj^pointment with the ghosts to the very day. — L.F.] 248 THE KURXAT. White men existence after death, it is not surprising that, when they thought to 1 . . 1 1 1 ii 11 he ghosts, first saw white men wandering in the bush, they regarded them as \" ghosts.\" This belief follows naturally upon the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4423; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghosts in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. 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A Brabrolung told ine that when, 'as a little boy, near the Tambo River, he saw a white man for the first time,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4424; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghosts in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. 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The strange sight of ships sailing by the shore had.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4425; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3391, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ief in Before the white men entered Gippsland, vague rumours rimg mri. of their existence had passed from tribe to tribe. \" Lewin\" had described them with the exaggeration natural to rumour. The strange sight of ships sailing by the shore had been a wonder to the Ktirnai ; and the \" Lo-an,\" when he arrived, was recognized as a \" Mrart\" — a \" Yamboginni\" — a ghost — an apparition of the dead. When Tulaba described to me how, when the Ktirnai first beheld white men, and exclaimed, \" Lo-an ! Lo-an ! \" I always observed that he looked down, and moved his head uneasily from side to side, as one would do who expected a sudden blow. On.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4426; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3392, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ted to me his counter-charm, but I cannot remember if he obtained it in a dream. It runs: — \" Numba jelliing barnda,\" or, freely translated, \"Never the sharp barn (shall catch me).\" This is incessantly' repeated in a monotonous chaunt. There can, I think, be little doubt that, given the belief in the magic powers of the individual and in his survival as a \" ghost,\" another belief would follow — namely, that those of the deceased, who in life were possessed of highly magical powers, might as ghosts exert their evil influence upon their enemies. But I have no direct evidence to give in support of this suggestion. I have mentioned.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4427; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3393, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ted, \"Never the sharp barn (shall catch me).\" This is incessantly' repeated in a monotonous chaunt. There can, I think, be little doubt that, given the belief in the magic powers of the individual and in his survival as a \" ghost,\" another belief would follow — namely, that those of the deceased, who in life were possessed of highly magical powers, might as ghosts exert their evil influence upon their enemies. But I have no direct evidence to give in support of this suggestion. I have mentioned men called Birraark,* who professed to Bin-aarks have communion with ghosts. Unfortunately, the last ghosts. Birraark died long before I.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4428; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3394, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "urvival as a \" ghost,\" another belief would follow — namely, that those of the deceased, who in life were possessed of highly magical powers, might as ghosts exert their evil influence upon their enemies. But I have no direct evidence to give in support of this suggestion. I have mentioned men called Birraark,* who professed to Bin-aarks have communion with ghosts. Unfortunately, the last ghosts. Birraark died long before I knew the Kurnai. He was killed in the early contests with the whites. The Kurnai tell me that a Birraark was supposed to be initiated by the \" Mrarts\" when they met him wandering in the bush. In order that they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4429; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3395, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "corroboree songs and dances from departed spirits. They also professed to learn songs for the dead, which wei'e sung to make happy the departed who were gone to another country to live for ever, but to return no more.\" 254 THE KURNAI. ftay up a rope — and there initiate him. On returning to earth he was a BiiTaark. It was l)elieved that he learned from the ghosts the songs and dances which he taught the Ktirnai ; and it was from the ghosts that he obtained replies to questions con- cerning events passing at a distance, or 3'et to happen, which might be of interest or of moment to his tribe. One of the Tatungolung told me that he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4430; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirits in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3396, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "followed by the ghosts. A voice was then heard in the gloom, asking, in a strange intonation, \"What is wanted?\" Questions were put by the Birraark, and replies given. At the termination of the seance, the spirit voice said, \"We are going.\" Finally, the Biri-aark was found in the top of an almost inaccessible tree, apparently asleep. It was alleged that the ghosts had transported him there at their departure. At this seance the questions put related to individuals of the group who were absent, and to the susjiected movements of the hostile Brajerak. The ppirit5 I have already mentioned Brewin, who may be said to be Brewin, ... ..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4431; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3397, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and mtelh- aborigines generally, also lie ao-ainst the Ktirnai. The pence of * . . . . , theKurnai. •counts of the indictment may be said to be — Superstition, untruthfulness, selfishness, ingratitude, immorality, cruelty, and finally, disregard of human life. It should not surprise us that the Kurnai is superstitious. His belief that the dead survived as a ghost, in a form usually invisible, when taken in connection with the know- ledge that during life his enemy was probably trying to destroy him by magic, is seen to produce naturally a belief that that enemy, when a ghost, may have power to work destruction, against which he is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4432; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3398, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "uelty, and finally, disregard of human life. It should not surprise us that the Kurnai is superstitious. His belief that the dead survived as a ghost, in a form usually invisible, when taken in connection with the know- ledge that during life his enemy was probably trying to destroy him by magic, is seen to produce naturally a belief that that enemy, when a ghost, may have power to work destruction, against which he is powerless. Nor is it strange that he should accept the statements of the Birraark, or * The term BuUum implies a duality, and I have heard it applied to Baukan, as BfiUumbaukaii. I may here note that the Kiirnai.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4433; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3399, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e middle status of savagery to the end of ancient civilization. Consequently, the Aryan nations will find the types of the condition of their ancestors when in savagery in that of the Australians and Polynesians.\" KURNAI SOCIETY AND PRIMITIVE SOCIETY. 363 Housefather, with complete power of life and death as regarded the members of his family. The wandering ghost of the ancestor, instead of visiting his descendant in dreams, and teaching him forms of incantation to guard the Mungan and his family from the evil machinations of sorcerers within and without the tribe, or against the malignant Brewin, might become the house-spirit,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4434; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3400, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ed the common right to procure food over the territory claimed by the division or the clan, might develop into the common right to depasture or to cultivate it. Under such changed conditions, the division, the clan, and the tribe would claim an actual and common right in the soil. The Birraark, instead of deriving his corrobboree songs and dances from the \" ghosts \" of the ancestors of his tribe, or instead of calling them back to the presence of the living in the dim evening, might become the bard, the soothsayer, or, as the prophet, deliver the oracles of the gods. It is not possible to surmise how long a period of time might be.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4435; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghosts in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3401, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "08. Fraser, Rev. J. G., 125, note. Friend, Mr. P. S., 65, note. ■ Fuller, Rev. E., 62. Funeral ceremonies, 243, Ganowanian system, diagram showing, 96. Gason, Mr. S., 25, 55, 61. Geawagal tribe. Appendix G, 279. General conclusions, 364. Gens, the ancient, 108, 158. Gentes, exogamous, 63 ; intermarrying, 113. Gentile relationship, 121. Gesture language, 55. Ghosts, 246 ; white men thought to be, 248. Gibson, Mr. J., 180, 204, note\"; 205, note ; 269. Giles, Mr. C, jun , 36, 65. Gippsland, first settlement of, 181 ; aboriginal population of, 227. Gonds and Bygars, 154. Gould, Mr. Lionel H., 31. Gournditch-mara tribe, 204, note ;.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4436; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghosts in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3402, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "songs and dances from the \" ghosts \" of the ancestors of his tribe, or instead of calling them back to the presence of the living in the dim evening, might become the bard, the soothsayer, or, as the prophet, deliver the oracles of the gods. It is not possible to surmise how long a period of time might be required for a tribe such as the Kiirnai to slowly progress from that point at which their primitive social history terminates, for them as well as for us, to an analogous position to that in which our Aryan ancestors first become visible to us in the dim and distant past. But, as regards any Australian aborigines, I think it is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4437; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales and Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1880, "title": "ghosts in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://archive.org/download/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso/kamilaroikurnaig00fiso_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3556, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "esting. The grave is dug about three feet deep, and made quite round. A fire is made in it to warm the earth, but not hot enough to heat the body. The corpse is bent together, rolled in an opossum skin, and laid in the grave with the head towards the west. It is then covered with bark, and the grave is filled up with earth. They have a superstition that the spirit, after death, goes somewhere to the sea. I once asked an old warrior if he would show me the grave of the white man the blackfellows said they had buried. He seemed imwilling at first to comply with my wishes, but I insisted, and promised him some tea and bread. We then.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4604; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3557, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "akes with a feeling of extreme lassitude, which continues to increase day by day until death ensues. For burial the body is doubled up into the smallest possible compass, and secured by suitable bindings. Soon after dark the male friends of the deceased seat themselves in a half -circle about the body ; and after some hours of silent watching the \" bo-ong\" (spirit) of the one who caused his death will appear in a human form hovering over the body, and then suddenly vanish. It is recognised. Next morning a shallow grave is scooped out in a soft place, a little grass or dry leaves is burnt in it to warm it ; the body is put in in a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4605; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3558, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "QJ 14 THX WOOAJFDJK TBIBK OF CHAPTER II. ^rabitions anb %tqtritB. — (tscthst dbtnts* Ths First Blacks. XJL was the name of the great giant or ancestor of the tribe, and his first camping groond was Moont Mnirhead. The great desire of Craitbul and his wife and two sons was to find some place on which to settle and liye in peace, free from all fear of an ctiI spirit called ** Tennateona,\" or ** Woor.\" They came from Wenger. They lired at Momit Mnirhead for a considerable time in peace. They made their oven, gathered their roots, roasted and ate them, and lived happy. At length, one day, they had made np their oven, put tiieir roots.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4606; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3559, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "in peace. They made their oven, gathered their roots, roasted and ate them, and lived happy. At length, one day, they had made np their oven, put tiieir roots on the stones, coyered them up with earth, and went to rest; but during the night they were suddenly roused out of their sleep by a bird called ^'bullin/' In great fear they fled, for fear of the evil spirit. They say that if anyone disbelieyes this story they may dig at the top of Moimt Muirhead, and there they will find evidence to prove its truth. Motint Muirhead was the oven. They then set out travelling again in search of a new home, and camped at Mount Schanck, where.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4607; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3560, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hen the oven was empty, the voice of the bullin (mooning) came to them a second time, and they got up and left in great fear. They determined this time to strike inland, away from water (the sea), for it appears that this evil spirit could not exist far away from the sea. Hiey left their camping ground at Mount Schanck, with its empty oven, and travelled to Mount Gambier (called SOUTH AUSTBALIAN ABORIGINES. 1 5 Berrin), and there pitched their camp. They were now at rest from Tennateona, and they.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Mount Gambier, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8301386, "longitude": 140.7842627, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3560, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ught Tennateona would not come near them« They put up their wurlas, bmlt their oven, and began to enjoy themselves ; but one night, when the oven was empty, the voice of the bullin (mooning) came to them a second time, and they got up and left in great fear. They determined this time to strike inland, away from water (the sea), for it appears that this evil spirit could not exist far away from the sea. Hiey left their camping ground at Mount Schanck, with its empty oven, and travelled to Mount Gambier (called SOUTH AUSTBALIAN ABORIGINES. 1 5 Berrin), and there pitched their camp. They were now at rest from Tennateona, and they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4608; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3561, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d of his auger. Baringial asked Wirmal and Daroo the question, *' How long would the dead lie in \"their graves?\" The two good men agreed that if a man had two wives living, he must lie two days ; but a bird called ** gillen\" (magpie) perched on a high branch of a gum tree, and cried, ** No, no, no ; leave the dead in the earth till it turns ** to earth. The spirit goes to the land in the sea, where the sun \" rises, and never comes back to earth.\" Wirmal said all the blacks that did not kill their spirits would go to the land in the sea. The Wreck of the ''Maria:* The following is the Booandik version of the wreck of the Maria,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4609; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3562, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "if a man had two wives living, he must lie two days ; but a bird called ** gillen\" (magpie) perched on a high branch of a gum tree, and cried, ** No, no, no ; leave the dead in the earth till it turns ** to earth. The spirit goes to the land in the sea, where the sun \" rises, and never comes back to earth.\" Wirmal said all the blacks that did not kill their spirits would go to the land in the sea. The Wreck of the ''Maria:* The following is the Booandik version of the wreck of the Maria, near Kmgston, and other early events in the history of this district : — About thirty miles from Guichen Bay, near the site of the present.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4610; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3563, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "they remained all the night in the water. After the wtute men went away the natives went back to the lire, and found one of their men shot dead. 28 TBS BOOANDIK TSIBE OF CHAPTER III. ICJ.O't^ |itiperBtition0, SSittkmtft, 'Sec. Idea of the Hereafter— WitcJicraft— Dreaming' Doctors, r jHEIR notions of the hereafter are few and vague. They say their \"bo-ong\" (spirit) after death would go **kan ngaro\" (up above), where everything is to be found better than on earth. A fat kangaroo is said, by way of praise, to be perfect, like the kangaroo of the clouds. They had no object of worship that I could dis- cover. The following legend is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4611; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3564, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t of the aborigines of this district were blessed to a degree that surprised even ourselves. Mr. Smith and myself arrived with our family at Gh-eytown, Rivoli Bay South, in January, 1845 ; and as the blacks were numerous in the locality, we very soon made their acquaintance. Mr. Smith was a man of great zeal in the cause of Christ ; he had a true missionary spirit, and was not slow to avail himself of the opportunity which presented itself to preach to them Jesus. We remained at Rivoli Bav ten years — Mr. Smith acting for two years as agent for his brother-in-law, and for eight years as postmaster and agent for the South.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4612; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3565, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "one, ^^ Missus, you think my mother go to hell ?\" I was so confused and affected by such an inquiry that I could not answer him immediately. He therefore continued silent, and appeared to muse on eternal realities. When I had recovered from the surprise the momentous question had given me, I said to him kindly, \" Peter, your mother never heard of the Big ^' Spirit, and therefore could not ask him to take her soul to \" heaven. The wicked will go to hell — the Big Spirit only •* knows where every soul will go.\" He replied, \" Me like *< mother to go to * marmanu ' \" (Father of us all), and his eyes filled with tears, his lips.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4613; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3566, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d heathen life. Mr. Smith read the Holy Scriptures, after which the &mily joined in singing several hymns irom Mr. Wesley's collection. Our singing was interrupt^ at intervals by the yells of our young sable friends. During &mily worship poor Peter always enjoined silence on such of ^e natives as happened to be with us, telline them \" Mr. Smith speak to Big Spirit in the sky.\" The inspired volume, from which we read portions, was to them a great curiosity. How we could read and understand the contents they could not comprehend. Peter endeavored to explain to them that the book told us what to say, and spoke about the people in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4614; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3567, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ANDIK TRIBE OF in the midst of the group, entertaining them with portions of Scripture history, such as the destruction of the world, the final judffment, &c. I have frequently been asked by them if the world would be burnt, and how Ions it might be oef ore such an event would take place; if their dead would rise again, and whether or not the Son of the Bie Spirit, who came down to this world, had not lef c a wife behind him. When their conversation turned to such subjects, I generally improved the opportunity to the best of my ability, but was very much discouraged to hear their yells of ridicule or disapprobation, and could only.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4615; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3568, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "taking the horse. However, to please his friend he followed him on foot. After he had gone a considerable distance, and when they were some miles from the place, his friend desired Peter to steal some flour from the bag for the black women, and leave it on a stump of a tree until they could come for it. He replied, \" No, \" no ; me no steal, because the Big Spirit see me, and be angry ^' with me.*' The other began to argue on the improbability of such a thing, when they could not see the Big Spirit themselves. But Peter, not liking his companion, thought best to return. When my poor black boy related to me wnat had passed be- tween.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4616; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3569, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ome miles from the place, his friend desired Peter to steal some flour from the bag for the black women, and leave it on a stump of a tree until they could come for it. He replied, \" No, \" no ; me no steal, because the Big Spirit see me, and be angry ^' with me.*' The other began to argue on the improbability of such a thing, when they could not see the Big Spirit themselves. But Peter, not liking his companion, thought best to return. When my poor black boy related to me wnat had passed be- tween them, I felt very great encouragement, and truly my heart rejoiced within me. My son D was also very mucn pleased to find that his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4617; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3570, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "as her Saviour. The Rev. Mr. Thomas, Primitive Methodist minister at Mount Gambier, administered the truth of Gk)d's Holy Word, which she received with joy. She spoke of her death without fear, and previous to her decease gave a cheering hope of her acceptance in Christ. She shook hands with Mr. Thomas, and said, \" To-morrow me die !** and the next day her spirit passed away. Caboo suffered from disease of the heart, and looked forward to", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Mount Gambier, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8301386, "longitude": 140.7842627, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3570, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "as her Saviour. The Rev. Mr. Thomas, Primitive Methodist minister at Mount Gambier, administered the truth of Gk)d's Holy Word, which she received with joy. She spoke of her death without fear, and previous to her decease gave a cheering hope of her acceptance in Christ. She shook hands with Mr. Thomas, and said, \" To-morrow me die !** and the next day her spirit passed away. Caboo suffered from disease of the heart, and looked forward to the time when he would be called away. Frequently I visited his ngoorla, and mostly f oimd him thoughtful. He said once he was thinking of the good things of God ; another time he said, '* Last.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4620; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3571, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "h that my soul is glad to meet God. We will \" all meet there.'* He shook hands with his brother, and said, \" Good night, I'm going to sleep,\" and fell asleep in Jesus. The two brothers once told me that one night, when restless with pain, they could not fall asleep, they saw the stars looking down upon them, and rejoiced that they spoke to Mam-bo-ong (Great Spirit). Billy said, \"Mam-bo-ong, take our bo-ong '* (spirit) to his good place ;\" adding, \" Weep dredbon lo-on ; \" weep mootoh, coonamena\" (no hunger, nor cold, nor winter there, brother). \" It won't be long now, brother,\" he said ; *' berin Ion doing wahrgulla\" (do not be.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4621; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3572, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ning, and found her appa- rently better than usual. I left her for a few minutes, tellmg her 1 would immediately return ; but before I could do so her daughter came running, breathless, and said, '* Mother wants '* you, Missie ; she said she is dying.\" I was of course by her rough bed at once ; but she spoke no more, although about two hours elapsed ere her spirit took its flight to the eternal state. In vain her husband called to her and shook her body ; savage as he was, however, he could not, on my assuring him of her ' death, refrain from a flood of tears. He subsequently per- formed such final duties to poor Caroline's.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4622; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3573, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "much closer resemblance to the true aborigine. At this early age even they were familiar with the vices of drunkenness, swearing, smoking, lying, cursing, and fighting, and were also gifted with the ability to dance and sinff. Conscious that the Gospel alone could effect that change which would result in submission, contentment, and the other graces of the spirit, we were anxious to draw their attention to tiie good tidings as frequently as possible. The other half-caste inmate of our house, Jenny M , felt herself almost qualified to be their instructor, on account of her earlier abode in our home circle. As Mr. Smith was a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4623; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3574, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "designed to afford us much pleasure \" by its songs; and now, see how it comes to visit father's grave.\" On their return I was informed about the sweet bird, when I told them how vainly now the little bird sang, for that \" father\" (although his lifeless body was there) now listened in heaven to the singing of the holy angels. Annie evinced a true missionary spirit, desiring to teach the little black children the only way by which they could become happy and fi*ee from the savage habits of their gloomy lives. The girls, Maria and Annie, had an uncle named Jemmy, who for upwards of seven years resided with us. As a friend and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4624; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3575, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tter — that the leadings of Providence were to be followed, and that we were not to be led by our impulse to any hasty step. In our efforts on behalf of the poor aborigines we met with contradiction and opposition sometimes from those who ought, in reason, to be only the authors of peaceful words and deeds. Our intention, however, was to rescue the immortal spirits of these wild beings, by God's help, from the dire consequences of ignorance and sin. One day, while I was at our summer-house — a mile from the Bay — I saw Wegearmin, with her child on her back, crossing the hill above the house. The sable beauty was escorted by a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4625; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirits in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3576, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "render her the last little service, by supplying her at her request with a glass of water. To her last fareweU she added the request that her father woidd speak to all her companions frequenUy of the SOUTH AXT8TRALIA1T ABOBIGINES. 10$ J'oys of heayen, and assured us she was very happy, and could tear the songs of the birds ''praising God.\" At daybreak M *s spirit had left, on its way to a brighter home in the skies. Jane was extremely sorrowful, yet could scarcely belieye she had really lost her dear little teacher so long as she lay on the snowy bed, encircled by the scattered roses. But this respite was but short, and Jane had.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4626; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3577, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "thering buttercups and other wild flowers. Eyery accustomed haunt brought to their memories some past scene ; so they naturally directed their footsteps towards the small fresh graye where they had seen her interred. Mr. Smith, and myself could not but be touched at their simple but sweet expressions ; and my husband informed poor Jane that M was, as to her spirit, present with the Lord, and that her tongue would utter no more until all the dead were quickened. Jane had lost, we all knew, a kind friend, who was able towards her to blend mirth with instruction, and was most gratefully remembered amongst a few others, less beloyed,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4627; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3578, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rious vision to present itself to him. Bobby raised himself to a sitting posture, and his eyes were apparently becoming dim, but with a smiling countenance he exclaimed to me, \"Me see Him — ^me see Him!\" The lovely image of Jesus is ere long to be reproduced in even this humble believer. All that were present were in profound silence, and I trust that God's Spirit was in the midst of us. In such language a9 this I sought to give the glory to God — \" Lord, Thou art \" here ; my soul doth magnify Thy name. This day hast Thou \" given proof to us that the soul of this dying heathen has been \" quickened by Thee. By Thy Spirit he has.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4628; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3579, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "even this humble believer. All that were present were in profound silence, and I trust that God's Spirit was in the midst of us. In such language a9 this I sought to give the glory to God — \" Lord, Thou art \" here ; my soul doth magnify Thy name. This day hast Thou \" given proof to us that the soul of this dying heathen has been \" quickened by Thee. By Thy Spirit he has thus been brought '* out of darkness into Thy marvellous light. It hath pleased \" Thee this day to reveal ITiy Son to us.\" In such terms as these I lifted up my voice to heaven, whilst a devout and silent attention was cheerfully given by the little aboriginal.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4629; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3580, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "arve. In tne Institution they had a a home, and in God a friend. A few soothing words restored their calmness. Every week made the fact more apparent that Emma was drawing near to her last home. She did not require to be reminded that her end was approaching; she felt con- vinced that her body would soon be laid in the grave, and her soul become a glorified spirit. With the simplicity of a child 120 THE BOOANDIK TBIBE OF she listened to the glad tidings of joy. Often when I was sit- ting by her death-bed she would talk and question me about heaven. She said she was sure she would not live — that no medicine would cure her. She was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4630; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3581, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ornamental carving. Eoo-en — ^A heavy barbed spear. Kan-a — ^A straight heavy dub. Koom-bine — ^A lever for throwing a spear. Eaar — ^A sharp-edged club. Ean-a — A club, the lubra*s yam stick. Eetum-ketum — A boomerang. Kal-a-pa — ^To-morrow. Karo — Day, the sun. Ker-e-or — ^A native bag. Ker-e-orgo— A little bag. Kar-at-kripo — ^Trowsers. Ko-lan-droam — A spirit, a ghost. Kar-le-moon — A liar. Koor — ^A cold, a cough. Elar-im — A lizard. Kro-mel-ite — Red. Ker-e-ko-bite — Red. Keam — A bad woman, a widow. Koom — ^The neck. Eee-cho— A stinking ant. Eolkol-ine — My bashfulness. Kallala — ^A general kangaroo hunt. Laa — ^The bastard.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4631; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3582, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d). One of them asked me, \"Did you hear it y\" I said? \" Ko. We were in Scotland at .the time, far, far from this \"country.** ** Oh,\" she exclaimed, clasping her hands, ** we \"were all frightened ; the ground shook ; we grasped one \"another by the ,hand, and cried \" We will be kiUed. Even the birds were screaming out with: fear. When daylight came we heard a ghost calling out, ' Miae, mae, mae-a-ae,' and we were afraid. One of our men went to see where the ghost \" was. He came back and told us he did not know what it was: he could not cbifipare the great thing to anything in the country, We had a peep through the bushes, and saw.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4632; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3583, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ix. PART FIRST. Habits and Customs — Birth of Children 5 Death and Burial 8 Marriage 3 Treatment of Widows 12 Traditions and Lboends, Early Events — First Ship at Rivoli Bay 25 First Cattle and Horses seen by natives 26 How Fire was Obtained 16 Last of the Giants 23 Origin of MacDonnell Bay 22 Origin of the Kangaroo 15 The First Blacks 14 Tennateona, or the Devil 23 Why the Emu has Short Wings 22 Wreck of the Maria . . . . . . . .24 Chapter 3E1E1E. Svpbbstitions, Witchcraft, &c. — Belief in Witchcraft . . . : 28 Dreaming of Women 29 Idea of the Hereafter . ' 28 Pangals, or Medicine Men 3P • •• VIU. CONTENTS. PART SECOND. Page..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4633; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "devil in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3584, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "repeated the same experiment ; but to reach the water now he ,had to bend his head aud shoulders right down into the hole. ,In doing so he exposed his only weak part to the watcher in the tree, who jumped down, struck his spear into the giant, and shoved him head first into the cave. And in this mannei^ the last of the giants met his death. Tennateov^ (tlie Devil), Wirmal, Baringial, and Daroo were three good men. Tenna- teona was a very wicked man, of a very savage nature. He 24 THE BOOANDIK TBIBE OF murdered men, women, and children, it was said, and was a perfect terror to the blacks. Some, to. save their lives, laid themselves.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4634; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "devil in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3585, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rly Events — First Ship at Rivoli Bay 25 First Cattle and Horses seen by natives 26 How Fire was Obtained 16 Last of the Giants 23 Origin of MacDonnell Bay 22 Origin of the Kangaroo 15 The First Blacks 14 Tennateona, or the Devil 23 Why the Emu has Short Wings 22 Wreck of the Maria . . . . . . . .24 Chapter 3E1E1E. Svpbbstitions, Witchcraft, &c. — Belief in Witchcraft . . . : 28 Dreaming of Women 29 Idea of the Hereafter . ' 28 Pangals, or Medicine Men 3P • •• VIU. CONTENTS. PART SECOND. Page. Capability for Civilisation and Eyangblisation • - ' Z3 dPi^Bpter HE. Mbmoibs — Boonduin 113 Caboo, Wife and Children 77 Kotawar 76.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4635; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "devil in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3586, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "gi for having been a party to enticing away our poor black boy, thereby depri\\dng D of his native tutor. We learned afterwards that he appeared exceedingly surprised on his master's reading the letter and reprimanding him for his con- duct. He could not conceive how the news could be contained in that piece of paper, and was inclined to attribute it to some supernatural agency. This little incident had more effect upon him than the most severe flogging would have had. A short time after the occurrence of the events just re- corded, two black men were committed for trial, at the Supreme Court, Adelaide, for spearing cattle in our.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4636; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "supernatural in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3587, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "existence is considered a token of friendship, and makes peace with their warlike brethren. The widow is, however, sometimes given in marriage to some lover, who promises to give his sister in exchange. ^ ••-^>^i)G>k^«* :^ iS>QJ 14 THX WOOAJFDJK TBIBK OF CHAPTER II. ^rabitions anb %tqtritB. — (tscthst dbtnts* Ths First Blacks. XJL was the name of the great giant or ancestor of the tribe, and his first camping groond was Moont Mnirhead. The great desire of Craitbul and his wife and two sons was to find some place on which to settle and liye in peace, free from all fear of an ctiI spirit called ** Tennateona,\" or ** Woor.\" They came.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4637; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "giant in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3588, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", and in a loud voice commanded the thief to come down. Trembling, she obeyed, and pleaded for her life. He was relentless, and told her he would drown her for robbing him. Filled with rage he seated himself on the grass, extended his right leg towards Cape Northumberland (Kinneang) and his left towards Green Point, raised liis aims above his head, and in a giant voice called upon the sea to come and drown the woman. The sea advanced, covered his beautiful land, and destroyed the offending woman. It returned no more to its former bed, and thus formed the present coast of MacDonnell Bay. Tlie Eiul of the Last of the Giants. A man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4638; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "giant in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3589, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "umberland (Kinneang) and his left towards Green Point, raised liis aims above his head, and in a giant voice called upon the sea to come and drown the woman. The sea advanced, covered his beautiful land, and destroyed the offending woman. It returned no more to its former bed, and thus formed the present coast of MacDonnell Bay. Tlie Eiul of the Last of the Giants. A man while out hunting l^f t his wife at a temporary camping- place. On his return he saw traces which led him to conclude that the giant Brit-ngeal had carried her off. He tracked the giant, and found the partially eaten body of his wife. Close by was a deep.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4639; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "giant in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3590, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "drown the woman. The sea advanced, covered his beautiful land, and destroyed the offending woman. It returned no more to its former bed, and thus formed the present coast of MacDonnell Bay. Tlie Eiul of the Last of the Giants. A man while out hunting l^f t his wife at a temporary camping- place. On his return he saw traces which led him to conclude that the giant Brit-ngeal had carried her off. He tracked the giant, and found the partially eaten body of his wife. Close by was a deep narrow-mouthed cave, out of Which the giant got . water, and beside it lay the long drinking reed. The man got up into a tree that overhung the cave,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4640; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "giant in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3591, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "oast of MacDonnell Bay. Tlie Eiul of the Last of the Giants. A man while out hunting l^f t his wife at a temporary camping- place. On his return he saw traces which led him to conclude that the giant Brit-ngeal had carried her off. He tracked the giant, and found the partially eaten body of his wife. Close by was a deep narrow-mouthed cave, out of Which the giant got . water, and beside it lay the long drinking reed. The man got up into a tree that overhung the cave, having first crushed the reed to make it useless for its purpose. Presently the giant came to eet a drink. He lowered the end of the reed into the cave, and tried to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4641; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "giant in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3592, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e giant Brit-ngeal had carried her off. He tracked the giant, and found the partially eaten body of his wife. Close by was a deep narrow-mouthed cave, out of Which the giant got . water, and beside it lay the long drinking reed. The man got up into a tree that overhung the cave, having first crushed the reed to make it useless for its purpose. Presently the giant came to eet a drink. He lowered the end of the reed into the cave, and tried to suck up the water, but he drew up nothing but air. He bit a piece off the end, but with the same result. .He bit a piece more off, but again failed to obtain water. 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He bit a piece off the end, but with the same result. .He bit a piece more off, but again failed to obtain water. He repeated the same experiment ; but to reach the water now he ,had to bend his head aud shoulders right down into the hole. ,In doing so he exposed his only weak part to the watcher in the tree, who jumped down, struck his spear into the giant, and shoved him head first into the cave. And in this mannei^ the last of the giants met his death. Tennateov^ (tlie Devil), Wirmal, Baringial, and Daroo were three good men. Tenna- teona was a very wicked man, of a very savage nature. 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CHAPTER XV.—Deata anv Burtau: putting old people to death, suicide, burial, cremation, wakes, death and funeral of a chief, relics, spirits BPESAED, mgt pang of human flesh CHAPTER XVI.—AVENGING OF Teta finding out the spell- thrower, iodes of destroying him, pet pets, executioner’s club, revenge a sacred duty CHAPTER XVII.—Great MEETINGS: summons, preliminaries, message- stick, test-message, messengers,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1814; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1633, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "emale Squint-eyed female Hopping female Cripple leg female Crooked knee female Deformed ankle female Club foot female Broken arm female Arm cut off at shoulder female Arm cut off at elbow female Stout female White people are also named after their peculiarities, or after localities, such as kuurn wirndill, ‘little bottle, from the person carrying a flask of spirits while travelling. Teeri yeetch beem Red head Peeteritt Lapwing (In consequence of ihe person mtaving a habit of running like that bird.) Meheaar kapuung Big nose Wullang Wide walker Meheaar talliin Loud voice 48 AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES. Tachwirring Go Kuurpeen mumkilling.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1815; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1634, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "impressed on their minds since they came in contact with the white race; and those from whom information was obtained were fully aware of the necessity of adhering strictly to the beliefs they entertained before they knew of the existence of Europeans. It was ascertained that they believe in supernatural beings—celestial, infernal, and terrestrial. The good spirit, Pirnmeheeal, is a gigantic man, living above the clouds; and as he is of a kindly disposition, and harms no one, he is seldom mentioned, but always with respect. His voice, the thunder, is listened to with pleasure, as it does good to man and beast, by bringing rain,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1816; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1635, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "re, as it does good to man and beast, by bringing rain, and making grass and roots grow for their benefit. But the aborigines say that the missionaries and government protectors have given them a dread of Pirnmeheeal; and they are sorry that the young people, and many of the old, are now afraid of a being who never did any harm to their forefathers. The bad spirit, Muuruup, sometimes called ‘Wambeen neung been-been aa, ‘maker of bad-smelling smoke,’ is always spoken of with fear and bated breath, as the author of every misfortune. He visits the earth in the form of lightning, knocking trees to pieces, setting fire to wuurns, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1817; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1636, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "under his command a number of inferior spirits, who are permitted to visit the surface of the earth occasionally. No human being has ever returned to tell what kind of place Ummekulleen is. There is a belief, however, that there is nothing but fire there, and that the souls of bad people get neither meat nor drink, and are terribly knocked about by the evil spirits. A spirit lives in the moon, called Muuruup neung kuurn tarrong’enat, meaning ‘devil in the moon.’ Children are sometimes threatened, when they are bad, that this Muuruup will be sent for to take them to the moon. Of terrestrial spirits there are devils, wraiths,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1818; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "ghost in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1637, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ng but fire there, and that the souls of bad people get neither meat nor drink, and are terribly knocked about by the evil spirits. A spirit lives in the moon, called Muuruup neung kuurn tarrong’enat, meaning ‘devil in the moon.’ Children are sometimes threatened, when they are bad, that this Muuruup will be sent for to take them to the moon. Of terrestrial spirits there are devils, wraiths, ghosts, and witches, the differences between them being somewhat indefinite. There are female devils, known by the general term Gnulla gnulla gneear. Buurt kuuruuk is the name of one who takes the form of a black woman ‘as tall as a gum tree..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1819; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "ghost in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1638, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Otway mountains, and compelled her to eat raw opossums for six moons. Various parts of the country are supposed to be haunted by these female devils ; but none are so celebrated for their great size as those frequenting the Cape Otway ranges. The aborigines do not believe in any devils belonging to the sea. Every person over four or five years of age has a spirit or ghost, which, although dormant through life, assumes a visible but undefined form after death ; and, for a time haunts the spot where a corpse is interred or placed in a tree. Although it is considered to be quite harmless, it is regarded with fear. It is said to be.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1820; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "ghost in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1639, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "forms a passage between the mainland and the island, When anyone dies in the neighbourhood, the body is wrapped in grass and buried ; and if, afterwards, grass is found at the mouth of the cave, it is proof that a good spirit, called Puit puit chepetch, has removed the body and everything belonging to it through the cave to the island, and has conveyed its spirit to the clouds ; 52 AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES. and if a meteor is seen about the same time, it is believed to be fire taken up with it. Should fresh grass be found near the cave, when no recent burial has taken place, it indicates that some one has been murdered, and no person.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1821; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "witch in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1640, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the Kolor tribe there was a sorceress well known in the Western district under the name of White Lady, who was the widow of the chief, and whose supernatural influence was much dreaded by all. Asan emblem of her power, she had a long staff resembling a vaulting pole, made of very heavy wood, and painted red. This pole, which she said was given to her by the spirits, was carried before her by a ‘strong man’ when she visited her friends or attended a meeting. On occasions of ceremony, it was dressed up with feathers of various colours, and surmounted by a bunch of the webs of the wing feathers of the white cockatoo. The pole-bearer,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1822; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "supernatural in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1641, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ering her to the meeting, he hid the pole at a short distance from the camp, while singing and amusements were going on, as it was too sacred to be exposed to common inspection. At bedtime he brought it into the circle by her direction, and held it upright before the fire, as a signal of retirement for the night. At her death the pole was carried off by the spirits, and no one has seen it since. ; In order to support her pretensions to supernatural power, she would, on some moonlight night, leave the camp with an empty bag made of netted bark cord, and return with it full of snakes. These she said were spirits. No one, therefore,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1823; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "supernatural in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1642, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pright before the fire, as a signal of retirement for the night. At her death the pole was carried off by the spirits, and no one has seen it since. ; In order to support her pretensions to supernatural power, she would, on some moonlight night, leave the camp with an empty bag made of netted bark cord, and return with it full of snakes. These she said were spirits. No one, therefore, dare go near them or look at them. She described one as pure white, another black ; the rest were young ones. She emptied the bag near the fire and made them crawl around it, by pointing with a long stick, and speaking to them. On another occasion,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1824; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "supernatural in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1643, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t for the same period by their mother, and other relatives in succession. If a chief dies of disease which is attributed to the spell of an enemy, his body is put up in a tree and watched all night by a dozen or more of his friends, who conceal themselves behind alog near the body. One of them in a low tone of voice 10 66 AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES. calls on the spirits to appear. Sparks like “ lighted matches” then come out of the ground, followed by several spirits. The most conspicuous of these spirits represents the person who bewitched the deceased. They then disappear for ever. Some time ago an aboriginal man named Buckley was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1825; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "witch in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1644, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n enemy, his body is put up in a tree and watched all night by a dozen or more of his friends, who conceal themselves behind alog near the body. One of them in a low tone of voice 10 66 AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES. calls on the spirits to appear. Sparks like “ lighted matches” then come out of the ground, followed by several spirits. The most conspicuous of these spirits represents the person who bewitched the deceased. They then disappear for ever. Some time ago an aboriginal man named Buckley was found dead near Camperdown: his body was put up in a tree and watched. The aborigines declared that the spirits came, but nothing was done.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1826; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "witch in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1645, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "parks like “ lighted matches” then come out of the ground, followed by several spirits. The most conspicuous of these spirits represents the person who bewitched the deceased. They then disappear for ever. Some time ago an aboriginal man named Buckley was found dead near Camperdown: his body was put up in a tree and watched. The aborigines declared that the spirits came, but nothing was done to avenge his death. A widower mourns for his wife for three moons. Every second night he wails and recounts her good qualities, and lacerates his forehead with his nails till the blood flows down his cheeks, and he covers his head and face.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1827; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "witch in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1646, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "iage, spells, treatment of wives ... CHAPTER XII.—Cuttpren: birth, nursing, clothing, killing the ane language, strange law relative to language CHAPTER XIII.—Nawmes or Persons: naming of children, changing names, the effect of death on names, lists of names a CHAPTER XIV.—Surerstirions AND DisEasEs: supernatural beings, celestial, infernal and terrestrial, ghosts, wraiths, shades, haunted cave, witches, dreams, superstitions relative to animals, etc.; fires, spells, sorcerers, ‘‘ White Lady,” doctors, common remedies, supernatural reme- dies, and artifices, sorcery stones, sunstroke, moon- stroke, pulmonary complaints, epidemics,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1828; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "ghost in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1647, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "with fear and bated breath, as the author of every misfortune. He visits the earth in the form of lightning, knocking trees to pieces, setting fire to wuurns, and killing people by ‘striking them on the back.” At times he assumes the form of a large ugly man, frequenting scrubs and dense thickets; and, although not provided with wings, like the white man’s devil, he flits and darts from place to place with the rapidity of lightning, is very mischievous, and hungers for the flesh of children. The natives are not much afraid of Muuruup in the daylight, but have a great dread of him in the dark, They say that he employs the owls to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1829; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "devil in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1648, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he may pounce upon any unfortunate straggler from the camp. Hence their hatred of owls, as birds of evil omen. When one of these birds is heard sereching or hooting, the children immediately crawl under their grass mats, If children are troublesome at any time, they are hushed by their mother 50 AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES. calling out ‘kaka muuruup, ‘Come here, devil.’ None of the Kuurn kopan noot tribe ever saw the Muuruup, but believe he was once seen by two natives of the Chaap wuurong tribe at Merrang, on the Hopkins River, when that country was first occupied with live stock ; and they described him as a huge black man, carrying a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1830; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "devil in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1649, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s. A spirit lives in the moon, called Muuruup neung kuurn tarrong’enat, meaning ‘devil in the moon.’ Children are sometimes threatened, when they are bad, that this Muuruup will be sent for to take them to the moon. Of terrestrial spirits there are devils, wraiths, ghosts, and witches, the differences between them being somewhat indefinite. There are female devils, known by the general term Gnulla gnulla gneear. Buurt kuuruuk is the name of one who takes the form of a black woman ‘as tall as a gum tree. She has for a companion the dark-coloured bandicoot. If this animal be killed and eaten by a native, he is punished by.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1831; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "devil in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1650, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ten by a native, he is punished by misfortunes and by nightly visitations from Buurt kuuruuk, There is a legend that she carried off a woman from near the mouth of the Hopkins River to her wuurn on the top of the Cape Otway mountains, and compelled her to eat raw opossums for six moons. Various parts of the country are supposed to be haunted by these female devils ; but none are so celebrated for their great size as those frequenting the Cape Otway ranges. The aborigines do not believe in any devils belonging to the sea. Every person over four or five years of age has a spirit or ghost, which, although dormant through life,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1832; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "devil in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1651, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hole a small wooden hook, which women generally use for extracting grubs. He broke the point of the hook. He did the same with those of the other five attendants. The queen then approached, and introduced a beautiful bone hook into the hole. He knew that this hook was hers; he therefore allowed himself to be drawn out, and immediately assumed the form of a giant, and ran off with her from her attendants. Ever since the loss of the queen there have been only six stars in the Pleiades, representing her six servants. Some doubt having been expressed by friends to whom the manuscript was shown with regard to the authenticity of this.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1833; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "giant in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1652, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "or Persons: naming of children, changing names, the effect of death on names, lists of names a CHAPTER XIV.—Surerstirions AND DisEasEs: supernatural beings, celestial, infernal and terrestrial, ghosts, wraiths, shades, haunted cave, witches, dreams, superstitions relative to animals, etc.; fires, spells, sorcerers, ‘‘ White Lady,” doctors, common remedies, supernatural reme- dies, and artifices, sorcery stones, sunstroke, moon- stroke, pulmonary complaints, epidemics, other diseases 14 17 24 26 38 41 49 viii CONTENTS. CHAPTER XV.—Deata anv Burtau: putting old people to death, suicide, burial, cremation, wakes, death and funeral of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1834; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "supernatural in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1653, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e, lying on the side, with the head to the west, and the knees drawn up to the chest—a mode of sepulture not uncommon among the aboriginal inhabitants of England. ANECDOTES. 105 CHAPTER XXIII. ANECDOTES. Tue first white man who made his appearance at Port Fairy (a locality named after a small vessel called the Fairy) was considered by the aborigines to be a supernatural being ; and, as he was discovered in the act of smoking a pipe, they said that he must be made of fire, for they saw smoke coming out of his mouth. Though they were very ready to attack a stranger, they took good care not to go near this man of fire, who very.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1835; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "fairy in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1654, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ERTSON MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AND ADELAIDE MDCCCLXXXI MELBOURNE : PRINTED BY WALKER, MAY, AND CO., Q MACKILLOP STREET. PREFACE. A NUMBER of years ago there appeared in the columns of the Australasian newspaper a short account of the language of one of the native tribes of the Western District of Victoria, written by my daughter, whose long residence in the Port Fairy district, and intimate acquaintance from infancy with the aboriginal inhabitants of that part of the colony, and with their dialects, induced her to publish that sketch. 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The Port Fairy tribe is called ‘Peek whuurong, and a member of it ‘ Peek whurrong kuurndit.’ Its language, ‘Peek whurrong,’ ‘kelp lip, is taken from the broad-leafed seaweed so very abundant on the sea shore. Its territory lies along the sea coast, from the mouth of the Hopkins River to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1837; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "fairy in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1656, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "thence to Buunbatt, and to starting point. The Port Fairy tribe is called ‘Peek whuurong, and a member of it ‘ Peek whurrong kuurndit.’ Its language, ‘Peek whurrong,’ ‘kelp lip, is taken from the broad-leafed seaweed so very abundant on the sea shore. Its territory lies along the sea coast, from the mouth of the Hopkins River to nearly half-way between Port Fairy and Portland, thence to Dunmore dam, Tarrone swamp, Kirkstall, Koroit, Woodford, Allansford, Framlingham, and down the Hopkins River to the sea. The Mount Shadwell tribe and its language are called ‘Kirre wuurong,’ ‘blood lip, with Kuurndit affixed for a member of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1838; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "fairy in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3224, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Merrang, on the Hopkins River, when that country was first occupied with live stock ; and they described him as a huge black man, carrying a great many spears, with a long train of snakes streaming behind him, ‘like smoke from a steamboat.’ The Muuruup lives deep under the ground in a place called Ummekulleen, and has under his command a number of inferior spirits, who are permitted to visit the surface of the earth occasionally. No human being has ever returned to tell what kind of place Ummekulleen is. There is a belief, however, that there is nothing but fire there, and that the souls of bad people get neither meat nor drink,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4256; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3225, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ees his wraith in the sun ; but in this case it appears in the form of an emu. If, in the evening, after sunset, a person walking with a friend sees his own likeness— muuruup man, and, if a woman, ‘muuruup yernan,—the friend says, ‘Something will happen to you, as you have seen your wraith.’ This so preys on the mind of the individual that he falls into low spirits, which he tries to relieve by recklessness and carelessness in battle. After the disposal of the body of a good person, its shade walks about for three days ; and, although it appears to people, it holds no communication with them. Should it be seen and named by anyone.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4257; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirits in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3226, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "uture life. The shades of the wicked wander miserably about the earth for one year after death, frightening people, and then descend to Ummekulleen, never to return. There was a belief current among the aborigines, that the first white men seen by them were the embodied spirits or shades of deceased friends. 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Children under four or five years of age have no souls and no future life. The shades of the wicked wander miserably about the earth for one year after death, frightening people, and then descend to Ummekulleen, never to return. There was a belief current among the aborigines, that the first white men seen by them were the embodied spirits or shades of deceased friends. Whether this belief originated with the tribes of Port Phillip, or was transmitted from the Sydney district, it is now impossible to ascertain ; but there is no doubt that it did exist among the aborigines of Victoria at the time of its.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4258; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirits in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3227, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "aborigines of Victoria at the time of its first occupation by the white man. Some of the ideas described above may possibly have originated with the white man, and been transmitted from Sydney by one tribe to another. On the sea coast, opposite Deen Maar—now, unfortunately, called Julia Percy Island—there is a haunted cave called Tarn wirring, ‘ road of the spirits, which, the natives say, forms a passage between the mainland and the island, When anyone dies in the neighbourhood, the body is wrapped in grass and buried ; and if, afterwards, grass is found at the mouth of the cave, it is proof that a good spirit, called Puit puit.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4259; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3228, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ar—now, unfortunately, called Julia Percy Island—there is a haunted cave called Tarn wirring, ‘ road of the spirits, which, the natives say, forms a passage between the mainland and the island, When anyone dies in the neighbourhood, the body is wrapped in grass and buried ; and if, afterwards, grass is found at the mouth of the cave, it is proof that a good spirit, called Puit puit chepetch, has removed the body and everything belonging to it through the cave to the island, and has conveyed its spirit to the clouds ; 52 AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES. and if a meteor is seen about the same time, it is believed to be fire taken up with it..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4260; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3229, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Women unable to nourish their newly-born infants have their breasts bathed with lime-water, which is made by burning the shells of fresh-water mussels and dissolving them in water. Every married woman carries several shells in her basket, which are commonly used as spoons. Tf diseases will not yield to these ordinary remedies, the doctor invokes the aid of spirits. Visiting his patient in the evening, and finding that the case is beyond the reach of the ordinary remedies, the doctor goes up to the clouds after dark, and brings down the celebrated spirit, ‘ Wirtin Wirtin Jaawan, who is said to be the mate of the ‘good spirit,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4262; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3230, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d woman carries several shells in her basket, which are commonly used as spoons. Tf diseases will not yield to these ordinary remedies, the doctor invokes the aid of spirits. Visiting his patient in the evening, and finding that the case is beyond the reach of the ordinary remedies, the doctor goes up to the clouds after dark, and brings down the celebrated spirit, ‘ Wirtin Wirtin Jaawan, who is said to be the mate of the ‘good spirit, pringheeal.’ When he is expected to arrive, the women and children are sent away from the camp, and the men sit in a circle of fifty yards in diameter, with a banksia tree in the centre. The doctor.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4263; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3231, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", the doctor goes up to the clouds after dark, and brings down the celebrated spirit, ‘ Wirtin Wirtin Jaawan, who is said to be the mate of the ‘good spirit, pringheeal.’ When he is expected to arrive, the women and children are sent away from the camp, and the men sit in a circle of fifty yards in diameter, with a banksia tree in the centre. The doctor and spirit alight on the top of the tree, and jump to the ground ‘ with a thud like a kangaroo. The spirit gives his name; and, after the doctor has felt all over the body of his patient, they both go up to the clouds again. It is supposed that the patient must get well..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4264; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3232, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "banksia tree in the centre. The doctor and spirit alight on the top of the tree, and jump to the ground ‘ with a thud like a kangaroo. The spirit gives his name; and, after the doctor has felt all over the body of his patient, they both go up to the clouds again. It is supposed that the patient must get well. Occasionally the doctor brings down with him the spirit of the sick man, in the form of a doll wrapped in an opossum rug. This doll produces a moaning noise. The sick person is placed sitting in the middle of a 58 AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES. circle of friends, supported behind by one of them, and the doctor presses the rug.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4265; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3233, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "one of them, and the doctor presses the rug containing the doll to the patient’s chest for some minutes, and then departs. If the sick person is a chief or a chief's wife, or of superior rank, and the doctor, on visiting him at sunset, finds it beyond his power to remove the disease in the usual way, he goes up to the clouds after dark, and fetches down ten spirits. These he places at a distance of fifty yards from the sick person. He then has a conversation with his patient, and, after kneading him all over to ascertain the seat of the disease, he informs the spirits, and they tell him what to do. Having received his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4266; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirits in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3234, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", on visiting him at sunset, finds it beyond his power to remove the disease in the usual way, he goes up to the clouds after dark, and fetches down ten spirits. These he places at a distance of fifty yards from the sick person. He then has a conversation with his patient, and, after kneading him all over to ascertain the seat of the disease, he informs the spirits, and they tell him what to do. Having received his instructions, he warms his right hand at the fire and rubs it over the affected spot. The spirits then depart, with a croaking noise ‘like the ery of the heron.’ The doctor repeats the rubbing for three nights, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4267; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirits in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3235, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ten spirits. These he places at a distance of fifty yards from the sick person. He then has a conversation with his patient, and, after kneading him all over to ascertain the seat of the disease, he informs the spirits, and they tell him what to do. Having received his instructions, he warms his right hand at the fire and rubs it over the affected spot. The spirits then depart, with a croaking noise ‘like the ery of the heron.’ The doctor repeats the rubbing for three nights, and then, telling the patient he will soon be well, he departs for his home, with his followers. If, at the first meeting thereafter, his patient is cured,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4268; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirits in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3236, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "art, with a croaking noise ‘like the ery of the heron.’ The doctor repeats the rubbing for three nights, and then, telling the patient he will soon be well, he departs for his home, with his followers. If, at the first meeting thereafter, his patient is cured, the doctor receives presents of food, rugs, and weapons; but if he dies the doctor gets nothing. 2 Spirits were very plentiful before the arrival of the white man. A spring of fine water near Mount Kolor, called Lurtpii, was their favourite resort, and they were to be found there at all times by the doctor, who alone had the power to make them appear. He summoned them,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4269; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirits in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3237, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rrival of the white man. A spring of fine water near Mount Kolor, called Lurtpii, was their favourite resort, and they were to be found there at all times by the doctor, who alone had the power to make them appear. He summoned them, however, only in summer time, while the tribes were having their meetings and amusements. The men are not much afraid of these spirits in the daytime, but the women and children are terrified at them, and nobody runs the risk of seeing them after sunset. Sometimes, when a korrobore has ended, the doctor of the tribe calls on three or four female spirits to come down from the clouds and dance round the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4270; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirits in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3238, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "moned them, however, only in summer time, while the tribes were having their meetings and amusements. The men are not much afraid of these spirits in the daytime, but the women and children are terrified at them, and nobody runs the risk of seeing them after sunset. Sometimes, when a korrobore has ended, the doctor of the tribe calls on three or four female spirits to come down from the clouds and dance round the fire ; and, when accosted, each gives its name as that of a deceased member of the tribe. Any person may look at them, but no one except the doctor can speak to them, and nobody dares to run away. When the white men came.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4271; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirits in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3239, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of a white cockatoo. Tuurap Warneen was SUPERSTITIONS AND DISEASES. 59 unfortunately shot by the manager of a station near Mount Kolor; and his death caused much grief to all the tribes far and near. On one occasion, when the tribe had a great meeting at a lake called ‘ Tarra Yarr, to the north of Mount Kolor, doubts were expressed as to his power to summon spirits, and make them appear at mid-day. To show he could do this, he went up to the clouds and brought down a gnulla gnulla gneear, in form of an old woman, enveloped in an opossum rug, tied round her waist with a rope of rushes. In order to thoroughly frighten the people, he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4272; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirits in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3240, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of which is his light, and three form his arm. The dog chases the rat into the log; Barrukill takes it out, devours it, and disappears below the horizon. Hydra is of great service to the aborigines in their night journeys, enabling them to judge the time of the night and the course to be taken in travelling. A comet, ‘Puurt Kuurnuuk,’ believed to be a great spirit. A meteor, ‘Gnumme waar, ‘ deformity.’ The crepuscular arch in the west in the morning is called ‘ Kullat,’ ‘ peep- of-day.’ The upper ecrepuscular arch in the east at sunset is called ‘ Kuurokeheear’ puuron,’ ‘ white cockatoo twilight.’ The under arch, ‘Kappiheear.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4273; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3241, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "be, that he took the form of a heron, and, lighting on the tree, knocked it down and killed nearly the whole of the tribe. Those who escaped ran off and told the other tribes who were encamped in the neighbourhood what had happened. When they came to the spot, they found that the heron had eaten all the fish. In revenge they laid upon him the curse that his spirit would fly about for ever in the form of a blue heron, and then they killed him. THE NATIVE COMPANION AND THE EMU. A native companion and an emu, each with a brood of young ones, went to a swamp to get sedge roots, which are very good to eat. They kindled a fire on the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4274; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirit in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3242, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "from the person carrying a flask of spirits while travelling. Teeri yeetch beem Red head Peeteritt Lapwing (In consequence of ihe person mtaving a habit of running like that bird.) Meheaar kapuung Big nose Wullang Wide walker Meheaar talliin Loud voice 48 AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES. Tachwirring Go Kuurpeen mumkilling Konngill Narrakebeen Luppertan tullineann Eat ghost Live beside waterhole Doctor No meaning Speaker of native language Dogs are generally named after their owners, and when the latter are addressed the dogs recognize the names, and wag their tails. Other names are— Wirng an Peechilakk... Puunmirng... Be Waameetch.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4275; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "spirits in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3243, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "brother took the body ashore and laid it near the fire, and wept. He then went for his friends, who came and carried the corpse to their home. After he ANECDOTES. 109 had watched it for two days, the relatives put it in a tree for one moon, and then burned it, with the exception of the leg and arm bones, which were given to the friends of the deceased. THE GHOST. A man, travelling in the country of a friendly tribe, came upon a deserted habitation. Above the doorway he saw the usual crooked stick, pointing in the direction which the family had taken; and, all round about the place, pieces of bark covered with white clay,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4276; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "ghost in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3244, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the foot of the tree, and ascended it. On removing the opossum rug from the face, he found that it was a friend. He wept for a long time, then came down and went away; but he had not gone far before he heard some magpies making a great noise, as though they saw something strange. He turned round to see what it was, and, to his horror and amazement, saw the ghost of the deceased come down and follow him. He became so terrified that he could not move; and, addressing it, said—‘ Why do you frighten me, when I have come to see you, and never did you any harm?’ It never spoke, but followed him for a considerable distance, scratching.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4277; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western District, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1881, "title": "ghost in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3245, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "se stones in his wallet, and lends them to sick people without fee or reward. Sunstroke is not common, although the natives never wear any head-dress ; but the effect of the sun’s rays are known to be injurious to the brain, and to cause death. The rays of the moon are also believed to be hurtful; and, when the moon is looked at too long by any person, ‘the devil in it makes them whirl round, and tumble helplessly into the fire.’ The aborigines were not subject, in former times, to pulmonary complaints, though they were very much exposed to the weather. 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Should fresh grass be found near the cave, when no recent burial has taken place, it indicates that some one has been murdered, and no person will venture near it till the grass decays or is removed. Witches appear always in the form of an old woman, and are called kuin’gnat yambateetch, meaning ‘solitary, or ‘wandering by themselves” No one knows where they come from or where they go to; and they are seldom seen unless at great meetings. 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When the spear or weapon of an enemy has killed a friend, it is always burnt by the relatives of the deceased; but those captured in battle are kept, and used by the conquerors. Fire caused by lightning is called ‘ Pillaeetuung murndall gnat’ — supernatural fire belonging to thunder’—and is shunned, because there is a belief that the lightning hangs about the spot, and would kill anyone going near it. 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A hawk called Tarrakukk took the firestick from the wren, and set the whole country on fire. From that time there have always been fires from which lights could be obtained. There is a superstition, called Wuurong, connected with the tracking and killing of kangaroos. In hot weather a doctor, or other person possessed of supernatural powers, looks for the footprints of a large kangaroo. On finding them he follows them up, putting hot embers on them, and continues the quest for two days, or until he tracks it to a water-hole, where he spears it. 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Any person may look at them, but no one except the doctor can speak to them, and nobody dares to run away. When the white men came to Victoria, there was one doctor of great celebrity in the Western District, Tuurap Warneen, chief of the Mount Kolor tribe. So celebrated was he for his supernatural powers, and for the cure of diseases, that people of various tribes came from great distances to consult him. He could speak many dialects. 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GEORGE FLETCHEE MOORE. August, 1884. 1401206 THINK OF ME, FAREWELL LINES ADDRESSED TO MY SISTERS ON LEAVING HOME TO EMIGRATE TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Think of me, when first the sun Paints with gold the Eastern sky, And when his daily course has run, Eemember me, and think me nigh. Morn will bring to mind our meetings. Cheerful looks and spirits light, Eve, our late protracted greetings. As we whispered a \" Good night.\" And when, in sacred hour of prayer. Blessings are asked on bended knee, Give, of that hour, sufficient share. To ask a blessing too, on me. 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Our course is now S.E. direct for the Cape — many birds have been flying about us. 20th. — What a busy day this is with you — preparing for grouse shooting. Shall I ever shoot grouse with you again ? As I have nothing else to do, I must scribble poetry on the occasion. FIRST DAY OF THE SHOOTING SEASON— AT SEA. Oh, what a spirit-stirring day For me would this have been, Had I on land been doomed to stay ; But here, how changed the scene ! I tread not now the heathy plains, Nor climb the mountain's side, Where undisturb'd the moor-cock reigns In solitary pride. 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And faithful unchanged mem'ry sought Familiar looks — alas ! in vain — Time had been there, and time had brought New scenes, new faces, in his train. c~-2 20 Can this, I said, can this be home— : That home I've longed so much to see ? In such brief space do changes come, Or is the change alone in me ? * Deep darkness o'er my spirit came. My troubled soul was wrapp'd in shade. Till one dear sound thrill'd through my frame When music lent her soothing aid. For there was one who struck a chord And waked a well -remembered sound. 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Waubbaniranwin, part. — Joking ; jesting. Waubbow, i'. — Pres. part., Waubbowin ; past tense, Waubbow, to play to tease. 75 Waudarak, s. — The sow-thistle. This was very generally used as a vegetable by the early settlers, before the gardens were made productive. Waudunu, s. — A species of hymenopterous insect. Waug, s. — (K.G. Sound dialect.^ Soul; spirit; breath. Waugal, s. — An imaginary aquatic monster, residing in deep dark waters, and endowed with supernatural powers, which enable it to over- power and consume the natives. 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Decayed, withered — Mandju. Deceit — Barrit. 95 Deceive, to — Guliu, Deception — Barrit. Decoy, to — Kobat kobatanan ; Myatyl. Deep — Mordak. Deep, deep water — Didaral. Depart, to — Gulbang ; Watto kolo; Gulbat; Gulut. Departing — Kolbattin. Desire, to ; to direct — Warrang- an. Desirous of— Gurdak. Devil ; evil spirit — Mittagong ; Waugal. Dew — Min-yi ; Jindi ; Barup ; Mammilyar. Diamond-bird ; Pardolotus — there are two kinds, Functatus, and Striatus — Widapwidap. Die, to — Gwardo ; Wanni. Dig, to — Bian. Dig up, to — Dtanbarrang ijow. Diminutive — N-yumap ; Bottyn. 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There are many bare downs visible from a hill near this, with green patches here and there. 2^th. — Found that one of our horses had broken loose in the night, and had some trouble and difficulty in catching him. Passed rapidly over a bare tract, with here and there a white gum tree creeping like a ghost through tlie vistas. Found the running water in the river to be fresh ; but that standing in the pools, brackish. Followed the river, looking for its connexion with the fresh water lake ; but could not find it : at length discovered the head of a salt water lake. 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In the mean- time the servants were on the look out to hear the footsteps of the horse, and when they heard me call out from the house without hearing the horse I believe they thought it was my ghost. As I came to the bank of the river I had some qualms about going in, thinking it would be cruelly cold, but I was very agreeably surprised to find it rather pleasant than other- wise. Now this is the middle of our winter. 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Its eyes, though bright, are peculiarly diminu- tive, its mouth small, and its motions very awkward. It is colonially called the devil, from its peculiar appearance when placed erect on its hind legs. Mal-yar, s. — The ignited portion of a piece of burning wood. Mal-ya, s. — The brain. Mal-yangwin, part. — CNorthern dialect.) Singing. Mal-yarak, s. — Mid-day. Mal-yi, s. — A swan. 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Boyer, s. — A. name given to certain stones of a smooth ovate shape, which are found in several places, and are traditionally said to have fallen from the sky. Boyl — (K. G. S.) An entrance. Boyl-ya, s. — A certain supposed power of witchcraft ; sorcery. Boylya Gadak, s. — One possessed of Boylya ; a wizard ; magician. The men only are believed to possess this power. A person thus endowed can transport himself through the air at pleasure, being invisible to every one but his fellow-Boylyagadak. 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Wing — Kanba. Wing, outer pinion of — Jili. Wink, to — Butak-butak. Winter — Maggoro. Witchcraft — Boyl-ya. Withered, dried up ; applied to wood or animals when dead — Mandju. Withered ; applied to leaves — Derer. Within — Bura. 118 Without, wanting anything — Bru ; as Boka bru, without a cloak. Wittingly — Bandak. Wive, to ; steal a wife — Kardo barrang. Wizard — Boyl.ya-gadak. Woman — Yago. Woman, unmarried, or one who has attained the age of puberty — Kung-gur. Woman who has not had children — Mandigara. Woman who has had children — Yulang-idi ; Yulang ara. Womb— Dumbu. Wonder, to— Wundun. Wood — burnu. 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Wednesday. — Have been plagued all day with natives wanting to grind wheat. At last came a hue and cry that they had stolen a quantity from some neighbours. The man most guilty had gone off, and I made some here punish those whom they said were guilty, by giving them a small blow or two across the back with a switch. It was only women and children, who had to stand as scapegoats for the rest; but it will make them think of it more seriously. ****** I returned last night from a fortnight's exploration in the 301 bush, and have had an excursion of some interest and im- portance to the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1850; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "witch in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1669, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "table. It is cheerful-looking also, having a view of the Darling Eange of hills in front, and at no great distance. Some nights ago the natives were very troublesome there. One of the men enclosed a light in a paper lantern, with a hideous face upon it, stuck it in a bush, and roused the natives, who were greatly alarmed, declaring it was some \" boylya \" or witchcraft coming upon them from the North, and they left the place in dismay in the morning, looking for the certain death of those who remained in the neighbourhood. I have bought a winnowing machine from Mr. Wittenoom. I could no longer do without it. I must pay upwards of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1851; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "witch in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1670, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "only, who assume the marks of sorrow by drawing a streak IS of white across the forehead, down the sides of the cheeks, round the chin, and round each eye. White clay or lime is used on these occasions. When a man puts on mourning, he is said to Murh-ro nabbow ; which see. Dardi, s. — Pudenda. A disease was lately introduced, which the men attributed to the witchcraft of the northern Boyl-yagadaks. Dardun, a. — Uneven ; as Budjor dardun, uneven ground. Dardyn, s. — Whiting. 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J Jitta, s. — The bulbous root of an orchis, eaten by the natives, about the size of a hazel-nut. Jitti-ngat, s. — Seisura volitans. Glossy fly-catcher. 1 Jorang, s. — A small sort of lizard. Jow-yn, s. — Short hair on the body ; fur of animals. Julagoling, s. — Xame of the planet Venus. She is described as a very pretty young woman, powerful in witchcraft. A singular, if fortuitous, coincidence with her classical character. Julwidilang, s. — Zosterops dorsalis Grape-eater, or white-eye. Juwul, s. — (K.G.S.J — The short stick which they throw at animals. K Observe — The souuds of K and G are in so many instances used.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1853; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "witch in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1672, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Birunna. Wind, north-west — Durga ; Dtal- lajar. Wind, south — Wiriti. Wind, south-east — Wirrit ; D- yedik. Wind, south-west — Karring. Wind, east — Nandat; Nangalar. Wind, west — Durga. Wind, sea-breeze — Gulamwin. Wind, land wind — Nandat. Windpipe — Dtagat ; Mungurdur. Wing — Kanba. Wing, outer pinion of — Jili. Wink, to — Butak-butak. Winter — Maggoro. Witchcraft — Boyl-ya. Withered, dried up ; applied to wood or animals when dead — Mandju. Withered ; applied to leaves — Derer. Within — Bura. 118 Without, wanting anything — Bru ; as Boka bru, without a cloak. Wittingly — Bandak. Wive, to ; steal a wife — Kardo barrang. 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I recollect in the calculations made for Van Diemen's Land or Sydney, of the profit and loss of a flock of sheep, that the shepherds were reckoned at £30, and I fancied it must be exaggeration, but I have my shepherd just now on easy terms (comparatively), and he costs me £71 8s. 6d. a year. I am greatly dissatisfied about our giants on this side the hills. They are not capable of supporting large flocks without cultivation to a greater extent than we can afford or manage at present ; this cuts short all our profits. 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This I promised, this I have performed hitherto, and every day gives me bettei- hopes and prospects ; however, be the case as it may, I shall continue as I have begun. If any of my letters breathe a spirit of impatience, or betray any lurking anxiety or feverish discontent, pray forgive me, and attribute these expressions to the real cause — the natural anxiety of one separated totally from his relatives, the irritability of suspense, and the honest intention of showing.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4741; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3687, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ead — all same me speak truth; my body -me speak truth, my cap — ^me have my head cut off me speak lie, my cap— me go to .\" Here he made a low salute, and pointed down — I looked at the other : \" Are you satisfied ? \" — he made a low obeisance, and both walked off together, having settled their lawsuit t o their mutual satisfaction. » # » 11th. — I lose all spirit when writing to you, and feel that my letters are lapsing into cold formality or peevish querulous- ness; but my situation must excuse me, for where is the overflowing of affection, the outpouring of unrestrained com- munication ? where the wonted relation of domestic.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4742; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3688, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "in the air. There is something inex- pressibly pleasing in the renovation of nature ; every budding flower which this genial climate brings early to our view, I look upon as a messenger to notify the approach of more joyous days. Every thing perceptibly vegetates already, and the pleasure of witnessing the growth of plants on my (mm land awakens Mdthin me a spirit of energetic interest which otherwise would fail. 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On seeing several natives approach the house, I went towards them as usual, thinking they were my old friends. To my surprise, the first I met was Migo, whom I had known well at Perth, as the servant of Captain Ellis, and the.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Perth, WA", "region": "Perth", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.9558967, "longitude": 115.8605784, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3691, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "flock in England at the commencement of the colony. Those of Downing's are the only sheep to be pur- chased now. 26^A. — A lovely day as to temperature. Mr. Yule and Mr. A. Trimmer called to see me, and stayed till two. Mr. Burgess came here in the evening, and took tea. 2^th. — Have had a long, angry, and wholly unexpected con- ference to-day with the very spirit of evil himself, I mean the notorious Ya-gan. On seeing several natives approach the house, I went towards them as usual, thinking they were my old friends. To my surprise, the first I met was Migo, whom I had known well at Perth, as the servant of Captain Ellis, and the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4748; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3692, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "dly intercourse with them. Weeip to-day received a blanket, which Captain Trwin sent to him, — the women were very inquisitive about Midgegoroo and his son. About the former I still shook my head, and said, he \" kill white man.\" I told them that if they were quiet, and committed no injury, the boy would soon come back to them. They seem to have an idea of a spirit, \" Goodjot,\" and another \"Manjut ;\" for when Naral asked me to-day how I got the wound in my head, I pointed upwards solemnly and said \" Goodjot,\" inti- mating that it was a visitation from God ; he seemed to understand but said \" Manjut,\" as if it came from an evil.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4749; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3693, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "some birds for them and killed two at one shot, which raised a shout from both armies — about 40 men. 9^A-. — Again troubled with natives all day. Mr. Whitfield came here to breakfast. A Mr. Smith and his son called afterwards for information about the land up the river. There is a singular belief supposed to be general now among the natives that we are the spirits of their deceased friends, and they call many ))y the names of men long dead. Of one old man who is fast declining, they say that he will soon become a white man, and then he will have plenty of bread. They hold opinion with Pythagoras as Gratiano says, of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4750; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirits in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3694, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ence to the rumours we had some time since of a ship- wreck). He was describing to me his ideas of a future state. Some, he said, when they died went down far into the earth and walked \" far away \" ; others went up and walked above where the snake and the emu stay (perhaps they are hunting grounds hereafter). He also talked of something which I take to be a spirit (good or bad) called \" Boylya,\" but I do not understand this, I know there is not much reliance to 250 be placed in some of their tales, but he says now that Calynte, the leader of the Murray river tribe, has collected all his forces, and the assistance of other distant.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4751; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3695, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "getting old, but time has not been standing still perhaps with you either, — though he could not be so ungallant as to lay his hands upon you so rudely. The following lines were specially addressed to my sisters in the journal of 5th June, 1835. I cannot call to mind now any particular reason for such an outburst upon myself; which I called \" AN AWAKENING.\" Spirit of better days Am I forsaken ? Muse of my former lays, When wilt thou waken ? Rouse up thy torpid sense, Dally no longer, Think that such indolence Daily grows stronger. Where hast thou fled to — thou My guardian angel ? Why dost thou leave me now. Prey to this strange.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4753; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3696, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ays Am I forsaken ? Muse of my former lays, When wilt thou waken ? Rouse up thy torpid sense, Dally no longer, Think that such indolence Daily grows stronger. Where hast thou fled to — thou My guardian angel ? Why dost thou leave me now. Prey to this strange ill ? Oft in the darker hour Thy charmful numbers Seemed to possess a power Over these slumbers. 295 Spirit of better days, Do thou recall me, Let not these idle ways Longer enthral me. \"Wake my soul, wake and see, Foes are around thee. Thou on thy guard must be. Lest they confound thee. Oh ! it is sad to see Hours worse than wasted, Dash down the cup from thee. Sweet though.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4754; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3697, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ts of summer, even on dry ground. — These whaling companies are requiring so many men that hands are very scarce ; no talk now but of \" lays \" and \" spouting,\" and other technical whaling terms. I am preparing leases of parts of the coast for the two com- panies, for stations, one at Carnac and one at Fremantle. May 6th. — The Governor has returned in great spirits from his excursion to the South East, comprising an examination of the country from the Murray River to within 55 miles of King George's Sound, having seen a large extent of fine country, well watered. Some pools in the rivers which they saw ever so far in the interior.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Fremantle, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -32.0534086, "longitude": 115.7586172, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1884, "title": "spirits in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3697, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ts of summer, even on dry ground. — These whaling companies are requiring so many men that hands are very scarce ; no talk now but of \" lays \" and \" spouting,\" and other technical whaling terms. I am preparing leases of parts of the coast for the two com- panies, for stations, one at Carnac and one at Fremantle. May 6th. — The Governor has returned in great spirits from his excursion to the South East, comprising an examination of the country from the Murray River to within 55 miles of King George's Sound, having seen a large extent of fine country, well watered. Some pools in the rivers which they saw ever so far in the interior.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4755; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirits in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3698, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "still as high as ever — £8 for a cask of pork ; Is. for a pair of high-low shoes ; wine at 52s. a dozen (sherry), &c. Irwin has got out some wine from London ; best white Marsala at 3s. lOd. a gallon, sherry at 4s. 3d., and port at 7s. We are obliged to have these things here, although I use very little myself, and, as a tem- perance man, I have not tasted spirit for more than a year past. Sunday. — Mr. Mitchell was at Henley Park this day, but he was so tired that he begged me to read all the service for him, and, having read the full service in the morning with a long sermon, I found it quite enough for one day, and a very warm.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4756; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3699, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n here has been to give to ponio person who had stock a share of the land, if he would go and reside upon it for a suf- ficient time. Many would have been sufferers. We had an annual meeting of our temperance society on Thursday even- ing. I spun a long and a tough yarn. The people were quite amused with the mode in whicli I illustrated the manner of ardent spirits being first taken out of the hands of the medical men, and every man administered the medicine to himself, till at length he seemed perpetiuilly to require a repetition of the dose. When I represented the doctor measuring it out by drops from his bottle to his p itient,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4757; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirits in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3700, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "cases for trial. Saturday. — ^Tlie Governor brought forward the finance measures for the year on Thursday. His speech did not give any bright picture of our finances. He stated there was a decrease in the revenue, but did not mention the cause of it, which was very simple, namely, the fact of our principal Ol-Q . ) / o revenue being derived from the duty on spirits, and no ships having arrived here for a long period of the year, that source became dried up for a time. The discussion on the second reading of the Bill is to take place on Monday fortnight. We are busy ploughing here now, and preparing for seed time, which is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4758; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirits in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3701, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e of suspense is very unpleasant to me, for I have vacated my house in town, and let it for two years to Captain Fisher, and I am in doubt what to do with my crops in the country, or how to get them managed. In the daily hope of my departure I have omitted for some time to con- tinue my journal which I now regret very much, and I do not write this with much spirit, as I still hope that I may be with you before it. We have always had a ship here before this from England every year, and this is the first year that we have had sufficient to fill a vessel. The wool is all ready, and the oil also, so there will be no delay or waiting.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4760; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3702, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "picious of treachery even amongst themselves, and naturally jealous of the intrusion of strangers, viewed with astonishment and alarm the arrival of per- sons differing in colour and appearance from anything they had hitherto seen. Ignorant alike of the nature, the power, and the intentions of this new people, and possessed of some vague idea of their being spirits, or reappearances of the dead, the natives were restrained, probably by superstitious awe alone, from at- tempting to repel the colonists at once by direct and open hostility . On the part of the settlers generally, there existed the most friendly IV PREFACE..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4761; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirits in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3703, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ium of mutual communication in all public matters, whether of explanation, negotiation, examination, or prosecution. At length, in the year 1838, that able and talented officer, Lieutenant (now Sir George) Grey, Governor of South Australia, whilst resting from his labours of exploring the country, turned his attention to this subject, in compliance with the spirit of the instructions under which he was acting, and compiled a vocabulary, which was pub- lished in the colony in the shape of a pamphlet. This was subse- quently republished in London, with the addition of some words, PREFACE. V chiefl}^ peculiar to the locality of King.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4762; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3704, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", and so on, until the surface reaches to a level with the upper ground ; and finally sand or earth is strewed over the top. Whilst all that is above described is going on, the magician, or Bolyagadak, of the tribe sits wrapped in his cloak at the head of the grave, bending his ear from time to time to the ground, attentively listening for the flight of the spirit, and the communication it may have to make as to the evil originator or cause of his death ; and having feigned to obtain this intelligence, he raises his miro in 12 silence, and points in the direction where the enemy is to be found who has robbed the tribe of a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4763; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3705, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "reviously scored are now marked afresh, and more deeply, to record that an atonement has been effected. The grave is regularly visited during a certain period, to see that it is not disturbed or profaned ; and for a long time afterwards a small hut of reeds or boughs may be observed erected over the grave, before which a fire is frequently lighted, that the spirit of the deceased may, if it pleases, continue still to solace itself as before, in the quiet of the night. Bogalngudi, a. — Humpbacked. Bohn, or Bohrn, s. — A small red root of the Hsemadorum spicatum. This root in flavour somewhat resembles a very mild onion. It is found.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4764; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3706, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ives ; but although several dogs have died suddenly from the bite of a snake, no white person has hitherto suffered more than a slight incon- venience from temporary pain and swelling of the limb affected. Subsequently I saw a boy who died in a few hours after he was bitten. Kabbar, a. — Bleak ; exposed. Kaddcir, .x — Large black lizard. Kadjin, s. — Soul ; spirit. The form which rises after death, and goes over the sea to the island of souls. V Kadjo, s. — A native hammer, broad and blunt at one end, and sharp- edged at the other ; formed of two pieces of whinstone, cemented on to a short thick stick, by means of the Tudibi, or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4765; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3707, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "roasted in the fire is of a plesant slight lemou-peel flavour. It is one of the very few things which can be considered as approaching to an indigenous fruit. Kwa — Yes. Kwakar — (K.G.S.) A small species of kangaroo. Kwalak — (K.G.S.) A species of ant. Kwela, s. — A species of casuarina. Kwinin — (K.G.S.) The nut of a species of zamia. Kwoggyn, s. — Soul ; spirit. Kwonda, s. — A very deadly species of snake. See Kabarda. Kwonnat, s. — A species of acacia.. See Kundrt. Kwoy-alang, s. — Soul ; Spirit. Kwyt-yat — Melaleuca hamata ; having leaves like those of a pine or fir tree, only hooked at the end ; found always in wet or damp.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4766; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3708, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "an indigenous fruit. Kwa — Yes. Kwakar — (K.G.S.) A small species of kangaroo. Kwalak — (K.G.S.) A species of ant. Kwela, s. — A species of casuarina. Kwinin — (K.G.S.) The nut of a species of zamia. Kwoggyn, s. — Soul ; spirit. Kwonda, s. — A very deadly species of snake. See Kabarda. Kwonnat, s. — A species of acacia.. See Kundrt. Kwoy-alang, s. — Soul ; Spirit. Kwyt-yat — Melaleuca hamata ; having leaves like those of a pine or fir tree, only hooked at the end ; found always in wet or damp soils. Ky-a, . facilitate the opening of their shells) to form baits for the hooks. Half an hour devoted to this fun, accompanied by much laughter, and not infrequently by screams of genuine pain caused by some poor lyoor, more clumsy than usual, allowing the nippers of a giant lobster to pinch her finger to the bone, resulted in the collection of ^sufficient bait for the day's- operations. When the bait had been thus procured the canoes were* moved half a mile further up the river to a deep pool,, where the water lay comparatively still. The.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2031; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Riverina", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1889, "title": "giant in The Aborigines of Victoria and Riverina", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria and Riverina; Peter Beveridge", "url": "https://archive.org/download/TheAboriginesOfVictoriaAndRiverina/The_Aborigines_of_Victoria_and_Riverina_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1846, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "fellows with. They, however, never put this pretended power in practice on members of their own tribes, at least they pretend never to do so ; upon the Bukeens f on the other hand, they are continually trying the potency of their magic powers. The mode by which they carry out this fell art of theirs is extremely novel, although it has but very little of the supernatural about it, as the following will plainly show. Should a Bangal in the course of his wanderings drop across an old encampment of Bukeens he searches about carefully for some debris (such as bones) of the food they have eaten, but should his search for bones, or some.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2032; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria and Riverina", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1889, "title": "supernatural in The Aborigines of Victoria and Riverina", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria and Riverina; Peter Beveridge", "url": "https://archive.org/download/TheAboriginesOfVictoriaAndRiverina/The_Aborigines_of_Victoria_and_Riverina_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3955, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Exact text block names Herbert River; coordinate is a named river/locality point for public map display.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5023; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Herbert River, QLD", "region": "Herbert River", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -18.2484306, "longitude": 145.6112083, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1889, "title": "spirits in Among Cannibals", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Among Cannibals; Carl Lumholtz", "url": "https://archive.org/download/amongcannibalsac1889lumh/amongcannibalsac1889lumh_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3956, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Exact text block names Herbert River; 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Carl Lumholtz", "url": "https://archive.org/download/amongcannibalsac1889lumh/amongcannibalsac1889lumh_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3959, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Exact text block names Herbert River; coordinate is a named river/locality point for public map display.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5027; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Herbert River, QLD", "region": "Herbert River", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -18.2484306, "longitude": 145.6112083, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1889, "title": "devil in Among Cannibals", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Among Cannibals; Carl Lumholtz", "url": "https://archive.org/download/amongcannibalsac1889lumh/amongcannibalsac1889lumh_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3960, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Exact text block names Herbert River; coordinate is a named river/locality point for public map display.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5028; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Herbert River, QLD", "region": "Herbert River", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -18.2484306, "longitude": 145.6112083, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1889, "title": "wizard in Among Cannibals", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Among Cannibals; Carl Lumholtz", "url": "https://archive.org/download/amongcannibalsac1889lumh/amongcannibalsac1889lumh_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2030, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ountain tops, etc. ; and that they con- sidered one or two spirits to be of omnipotent energy ; but that they do not seem to have invested even these last with attributes of benevolence, although they reposed unqualified trust in the tutelar agencies of the spirits of their departed friends and relations. To these guardian spirits they gave the generic name Warrawah, an aboriginal term, like the Latin word umbra, signi- 68 ABORIGINES OF TASMANIA. fying shade, shadow, ghost, or apparition.\" Calder relates that on one occasion, \"while the natives were making the funeral pile, Robinson took occasion to extract from them what their.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2234; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "Warrawah in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "Warrawah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2031, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". Wanton savage spirit inherent, 62. War, intertribal, 19; trespass, cause of, 71; internecine, 83; un- accompanied by children, 89; improvement in, 49; of ex- termination, 60, 170 ; arts of, 83 ; colonist, cause of, 83 ; misunderstanding, cause of, 85 ; ambush and surprise in, 93. Warlike, 79 ; disposition, 94. Warwhoop, 88. Warrior, beldame taunting, 152. Warrawah, 67. Warrenah {Turbo), as food, 107. Watching of habitation with hostile intent, 92. Water, knowledge of locality of, 27 ; in vessels of seaweed, 102 ; boiled, ignorance of, 108; carrying, ignorance of, 119; time under, in diving, 164 ; destitute of, at Flinders.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2235; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "Warrawah in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "Warrawah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2032, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ood, 109. Geese, 37. Generosity for foe, 64. Genital organs, 11. See Natural and Private Parts. Genius, personal, 29. Geographical knowledge, good, 165. Geranium parviflorum as food, 110. Gesticulation, habit of, 176. Gestures, imitation of, 43 ; boisterous, 84 ; violent exhibition of, 93 ; as signs of delight, 147 ; accompany song, 147 ; imitation of, 148. Ghost, 68. Gifts, gratitude for, 64. Gimlets, learn use of, 52. Girls, race with, 25 ; sweetness of, 40 ; age, 42 ; trained, 48 ; chastity of, 55 ; exchanged for dog, 160. Glass, used in cropping hair, 136. Gloves, story of surprise at, 40, 58. Gluttony, great, 99. Goat,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2236; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2033, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "— ^Evidence in Government notice and in Report of Aboriginal Committee. — Ingratitude and treachery. — ^A barbarous murder. — ^West's testimony. — Occasional generosity towards enemies. — Ross's testimony. — Friendly when well treated. — Gratitude. — Cruel treatment of animals. Religion. — ^Belief in Supreme Being doubtful. — Good and bad spirit. — Inferior spirits. — Women's religious chant. — The moon a deity. — Polytheism. — Bones as charms. — Immortality of soul. — Name applied to spirits of departed friends. — England the aboriginal Hades. — Fatalism. — Good and bad spirits. — Future state. — Fear of darkness. — Devil.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2237; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2034, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t's testimony. — Occasional generosity towards enemies. — Ross's testimony. — Friendly when well treated. — Gratitude. — Cruel treatment of animals. Religion. — ^Belief in Supreme Being doubtful. — Good and bad spirit. — Inferior spirits. — Women's religious chant. — The moon a deity. — Polytheism. — Bones as charms. — Immortality of soul. — Name applied to spirits of departed friends. — England the aboriginal Hades. — Fatalism. — Good and bad spirits. — Future state. — Fear of darkness. — Devil believed to be white. — Creation. — Future state. — Absence of idols. — Prophetic communications. — Vagueness of ideas. — ^Jump up white.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2238; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2035, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "erland. 2 vols. 4to. and folio atlas. London, 1814. Fumeaux. — See Cook. Gell. — See Tasm. Joum. Science. Gervais, Paul. — Zoologie et Paleontologie Generales. 4to. Paris, 1876. In Vol. II. (Second Series) pp. 1-8, the first chapter is entitled : ** Un des Demiers Natturels de la Terre de Diemen/' being the description of a head of a Tasmanian (preserved in spirits) brought home by Laplace. Two plates of this head and two plates of skull and brain surface. Giglioli, E. H., Prv/essor, — I Tasmaniani cenni storici ed etnologici di un popolo estinto. pp. iv. + i6o. 8vo. Milan, 1874. Gunn. — See Tasm. Joum. Science. Hamy, Ernest T. —.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2240; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. 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When any of the family are on a journey they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2241; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. 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Their rude encampments are frequently alarmed by these unearthly visitors, whose fearful moanings are at one time borne on the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2242; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. 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Land for Jan. 1855, is as follows: \"Mr. Milligan said he had ascertained that the Tasmanian aborigines, previous to their intercourse with Europeans, distinctly enterteiined the idea of immortality as re- garded the soul or spirit of man ; their legends proved also their belief in a host of malevolent spirits and mischievous goblins, whose abodes were caverns and dark recesses of the dense forests, clefts in rocks on the mountain tops, etc. ; and that they con- sidered one or two spirits to be of omnipotent energy ; but that they do not seem to have invested even these last.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2243; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2039, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ercourse with Europeans, distinctly enterteiined the idea of immortality as re- garded the soul or spirit of man ; their legends proved also their belief in a host of malevolent spirits and mischievous goblins, whose abodes were caverns and dark recesses of the dense forests, clefts in rocks on the mountain tops, etc. ; and that they con- sidered one or two spirits to be of omnipotent energy ; but that they do not seem to have invested even these last with attributes of benevolence, although they reposed unqualified trust in the tutelar agencies of the spirits of their departed friends and relations. To these guardian spirits they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2244; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "Warrawah in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "Warrawah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2040, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s, 160. Baskets of grass, IX. X. 114; reed, 155; making, 154; theft of, 52. See also Bags. Battlepiece, drawing of, 150. Ixxvi INDEX. Beard, 14, 16; strong, 26; thick, 26; allowed to grow, 137; grey, 137. Beasts of burden, women as, 125. Beaten paths for roads, 160. Beating of time in music, 149 ; of dead, 94. Beehives, huts resembling, 122. Belief, 66 ; in spirits, 66, 68 ; in guardian spirits, 67 ; in evil spirit, 68; in future state, 68; in devil, 68; in happier existence^ 69 ; in calamities, 74. Beldame taunting warrior, 152. Bel voir Vale, drawings at, 150. Bending legs of dead against thigh, 133. Berries as ornaments, 144 ;.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2245; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2041, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r hand, most writers who touch on this subject agree in attributing some idea of religion to them. Thus, Mr. Leigh says (III. p. 243) : \" Their notions of religion are very obscure. However, they believe in two spirits; one, who, they say, governs the day, and whom they call the good spirit ; the other governs the night, and him they think evil. To the good spirit they attribute everything good, and to the evil spirit everything hurtful. When any of the family are on a journey they are accustomed to sing to the good spirit for the purpose of securing his protection over their absent friends, and that they may be brought back in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2246; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "evil spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2042, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n are very obscure. However, they believe in two spirits; one, who, they say, governs the day, and whom they call the good spirit ; the other governs the night, and him they think evil. To the good spirit they attribute everything good, and to the evil spirit everything hurtful. When any of the family are on a journey they are accustomed to sing to the good spirit for the purpose of securing his protection over their absent friends, and that they may be brought back in health and safety.\" Speaking of the aborigines of both New South Wales and Tasmania, Henderson (Bk. II. p. 148) states : \"A common belief prevails in both countries.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2247; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "evil spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2043, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "y happens, that the sealers . . . are compelled to leave their [native] women for several days together. On these occasions, these aflfectionate creatures have a kind of song, which they chant to their imaginary deity, of whom, however, they have but a very indistinct notion ; » See Chapter IV. RELIGION. (>7 and who, they say, presides over the day, an evil spirit or demon making his appearance in the night. This deity, whomsoever it is, they believe to be the giver of everything good, nor do they appear to acknowledge any more than one God.\" But Lloyd, from their attitudes at their corroborries, was inclined to think that they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2248; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "evil spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2044, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ves England). He tried to convince them that England was not the home of the departed, but did not argue them out of their belief. This simple reply shows that they quite believed in a life . . . after the destruction of the body at the funeral pile. Robinson adds that they were fatalists, and also that they believed in the existence of both a good and evil spirit. The latter, he says, they called Raegpo wrapper^ to whom they attributed all their afflictions. They used the same word to express thunder and lightning\" (Joum. p. 18). Davies (p. 417) thought it hard to believe that the natives have \"no idea of a future state, . . ..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2249; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "evil spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2045, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hink would know. According to West (II. pp. 89-90) : \" Their religious ideas were exceedingly meagre and uncertain. To Mr. Horton*s inquiries, in 1821, they answered, * don't know,' with broad grins. They appear to have had no religious rites, and few congenial ideas : they dreaded darkness and feared to wander from their fires ; they recognized a malignant spirit, and attributed strong emotions to the devil \\_sic\\ The feats imputed to his agency do not much differ from the sensations of night-mare. They believed him to be white — a notion, sug- gested by their national experience. They ascribed extraordinary convulsions to this.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2250; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2046, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "p. 181- 182): \"These people have received a few faint ideas of the existence and superintending providence of God ; but they still attribute the strong emotions of their minds to the devil, who, they say, tells them this or that, and ta whom they attribute the power of prophetic communication. It is not clear that by the devil they mean anything more than a spirit ; but they say he lives in their breasts, on which account they shrink from having the breast touched. One of their names for a white man signifies a white devil or spirit; this has probably arisen from mistaking white men at first for spiritual beings. They have also.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2251; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2047, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nds to the devil, who, they say, tells them this or that, and ta whom they attribute the power of prophetic communication. It is not clear that by the devil they mean anything more than a spirit ; but they say he lives in their breasts, on which account they shrink from having the breast touched. One of their names for a white man signifies a white devil or spirit; this has probably arisen from mistaking white men at first for spiritual beings. They have also some vague ideas of a future existence, as may be inferred from their remarks respecting the deceased woman on the Hunter Island. They also say they suppose that when they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2252; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2048, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ar used for cleaning shells, 144. Vision, keen, 27. See Sight. Vocabulary, copious, 31, 175. Voice, sweetness of, 149 ; melodiousness of, 149. Voracious devouring of food, 99. Waddy, 18, 80. Waggish trick, 36. Waists, twigs round, 152. Waistcoat, desire for, 59. Wallaby, 74, 75 ; as food, 100. Wanderings during summer, 118. Want of vigour, 24. Wanton savage spirit inherent, 62. War, intertribal, 19; trespass, cause of, 71; internecine, 83; un- accompanied by children, 89; improvement in, 49; of ex- termination, 60, 170 ; arts of, 83 ; colonist, cause of, 83 ; misunderstanding, cause of, 85 ; ambush and surprise in, 93. Warlike, 79.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2253; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "Warrawah in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "Warrawah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2049, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "to have invested even these last with attributes of benevolence, although they reposed unqualified trust in the tutelar agencies of the spirits of their departed friends and relations. To these guardian spirits they gave the generic name Warrawah, an aboriginal term, like the Latin word umbra, signi- 68 ABORIGINES OF TASMANIA. fying shade, shadow, ghost, or apparition.\" Calder relates that on one occasion, \"while the natives were making the funeral pile, Robinson took occasion to extract from them what their ideas were of a future state, and where they thought the departed went to. They all answered, * Dreeny^ that is, to England,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2254; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2050, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Royal tribes use timy (no) instead of iack, thus : never timeh or timy bachelor lawatimy (lit. womanless) barren woman lavoa puggatimy (lit. woman manless) beard beardless cowinni cowintimy (leaf ( leafless proii paroytime-na LANGUAGE. 1.85 The sufSx 'iack^ however, does not always mean a negative, it very often expresses general unpleasantness, thus : acid apparition hot ashamed bitter carcase rage catarrh cold dirty effluvia i stomach hungry nowieack krottomientoneack peooniack leiemtonnyack laieriack miak bourrack {nurack bourack) neoongyack teaknonyak iunack mawpack {mahack) memhreac ploner plonerpuriick \\stomachful(?.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2255; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2051, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e for toe (Norman gives lugamer for toe, which is of course identical with luggana). The Tasmanian name for black man is pugga-na, the same as the word for five, and as the Europeans on first arrival all wore boots, which looks like one toe (or finger), it is not improbable that the aborigines actually called Europeans the \" One- toe (people).\" (Oyster Bay) apparition (Mount Royal) apparition widow (lit. apparition woman) echo house or hut, place nest (birds) nest (little birds) bird) eagles' nest ? eggs (corruption oipuna lino) g. wurrawena fia-wurrawa * wurrawa Imvanna kukanna wurrawhina h. ienna, It'ni Tnalunne, line puni line.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2256; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2052, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "geapa hokoleeny kongua talk to shout, yell {j>alla man) do noise to shout, yell mouth to talk loud {langhta much) to whistle to whisper, speak low to belch to yawn to wail {Jagara tear) to displease (make angry) to demur (grumble) LANGUAGE. 1 89 femeta kunna creak (friction of limbs of tree) ria-cunah song (niz, European) kukanna wurrawtna echo {wurrawinna^ apparition) Prefixes are not so easily distinguishable as suffixes, but that they exist we have evidence in such words as ka-kanina mouth, ne-nubra latai fury, in which the prefix appears more like redupli- cation. Of an interpolated syllable the word palahamdbbyU^ conflux, is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2257; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. 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Government. — No elected or hereditary chief. — Chiefship falls to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2258; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. 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However, in this case we publish a narrative of fact bearing the hall mark of a well-known resident and ex-bank manager at Oberon:-", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place from accepted public record snippet; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Kanangra Falls, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.9802583, "longitude": 150.1004909, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1891, "title": "1891 - Bathurst Times Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1546-bathurst-times-1891", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 684, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1891 - Bathurst Times Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1891, "title": "1891 - Bathurst Times Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1546-bathurst-times-1891", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1076, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1891 - Indiana Democrat Yowie Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "1891 - Indiana Democrat Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1709-1891-indiana-democrat-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 2228, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ne ; he comes in the lightning, and destroys the trees, and kills the people and eats their children. The owl is his special messenger, tout and spy, so that they abhor this bird of evil omen. Muuruup lives below the ground, in a place all fire, and has a number of evil spirits under his command. The man in the moon is also a devil. They believe strongly in wraiths, ghosts, male and female devils, and witches. When any one dies his ghost haunts the earth, and, although considered harmless, is regarded with great fear. Every native has a wraith, which only appears to him before his death. 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How long I lay there shivering, anticipating horror, I can hardly tell ; but at last I must have dropped asleep, for I woke up all at once with a wild start and the instantaneous feeling that it was with me. In which part ? In what frame of mind ? Ye gods ! ten ghosts at my bedside, all point- ing fieshless fingers at me, and glaring out of phosphores- cent but sightless eyeholes, would have been warmly wel- comed rather than this silent horror. I lay motionless, listening. It might be on the bed or under the pillow, or amongst my.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2441; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "ghosts in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2230, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "her, stronger lights, from ships and beacons, red, yellow, and green. These star-like jets of gleaming in front of that looming Indian-ink- like waste, against the mellow depth of the upper space, where the blazing worlds are rolling, with the sea flowing rapidly but silently through that narrow strait, and filled with phosphorescence, and the ship gliding, ghost-like, through it all, fill me (the only passenger left on deck) with a thrilling sense of immensity, as if I were treading my way through a world of stars. By day we had sighted the Sierra Nevada mountains, lying about forty to sixty miles inland, yet from our dis- tance.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2442; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "ghost in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2231, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "NE 91 my brave hero; as it was, I drew a line between the different accounts, and entitled my doggerel ' Carracioli.' I had not reckoned upon that skeleton when I dreamt of my conception, neither did I take into consideration the fascinating Emma Hamilton ; but after my dive below the surface I found that they both filled up the foreground, with a pale thin ghost behind called * Nelson.' The poem was a failure, and I am glad of it. My friend Bussell and I had a discussion on the city young men who were so prominent in the stalls of theatres, bar-rooms, Gunter's, and on 'the block.' He said : — 'No, don't take these as specimens of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2443; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "ghost in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2232, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "stone and flew away the three spies came down and removed it and took a drink and a bath, remarking, 'King gnakko gnal' — 'we have done him.' They flapped their wings with joy, and the water rose till it formed a lake. They then flew all over the parched country, flapping their wings and forming water- holes, which have been drinking-places ever since. The Ghost. A man, travelling in the country of a friendly tribe, came upon a deserted habitation. Above the doorway he saw the usual crooked stick, pointing in the direction which the family had taken, and all round about the place pieces of bark covered with white clay, indicating.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2444; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "ghost in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2233, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t the foot of the tree and ascended it. On removing the opossum rug from the face he found that it was a friend. He wept for a long time, then came down and went away ; but he had not gone far before he heard some magpies making a great noise, as though they saw something strange. He turned about to see what it was, and, to his horror and amazement, saw the ghost of the deceased man come down and follow him. He became so terrified that he could not move, and, ad- dressing it, said, ' Why do you frighten me, when I have come to see you, and never did you any harm ? ' It never spoke, but followed him for a considerable distance,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2445; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "ghost in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2234, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the cups as she passed ; then came the GIPPSLANI) 201 hash, or stew ; and each one helped himself to sugar, bread, and potatoes, when he saw a chance. It was rough, but hearty, and plenty of it, as there was of customers. One little Frenchman diverted the company very much. He was on the verge of delirium tremens — that fine nervous state before the ' blue devils ' appear, when the wit is so high- strung and electric. He had been on the drink for w 7 eeks, getting more and more spirituelle every day. I saw him that evening at his best and most fantastic, as he tossed down the raw brandy, and jested like a Mephistopheles. Before.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2446; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "devils in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "devils", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2235, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "all through the night, the hourly waking up as the warders march along the passages and shout, ' All's well.' What has been taken from him in exchange for this daily providing for the animal ? liberty — the being able to do and go where he likes; hope — the incentive to exertion; love— he must live for ever mateless, with all his natural desires raging like devils within him. I have gone through a good many colonial prisons, and talked to all kinds of criminals, from the gentlemanly forger, swindler, and medical side-walker, down through the fine gradations of bushranger, housebreaker, pickpocket, and sneak kinchin man. Once I.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2447; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "devils in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "devils", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2236, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n a Titanic scale. We now come to the highest point on our journey — Victoria, 8,422 feet above sea-level— where we find English trees growing in unity with Australian produce — the chest- nut, oak, hawthorn, elm, poplar, pine, bunya-bunya, &c. We can see from here most extensive views, embracing Mounts Tomato, Clarence, Wilson, and York, with the Fairy and Witches* Glens. We are now going down the great Zig-zag, and upon Lithgow, the mining quarters, where coal, iron, copper, and other minerals are worked, and fine clay, terra cotta, &c, found. Lithgow we do not see much of, as it is almost dark when we get there ; enough,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2448; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "witches in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "witches", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2237, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s own taste, settling the question by taking the woman himself ; so that the youths have to go and ' look out ' once more for something not so tempting, while the old warrior takes to himself the finest young women he can get, and as many of them as he likes. It is a great mistake to say that the aborigines have no creed ; they are profound believers in the supernatural. 1 Pirumeheeal ' is the good spirit ; a gigantic fellow, who lives above the clouds, very harmless and benevolent. The thunder is his voice, and they always listen to it with pleasure and respect. He sends the rain, which is their greatest boon in this thirsty.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2449; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "supernatural in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2238, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a party and had to pass through this particular street. There, just as I had dreamt it, I looked across to see this woman dragging along the drunken man (probably her husband) and to be received with the evil glance. And then these very senseless dreams ended abruptly ; I never saw or dreamt about her any more. What did it all mean, and for what earthly or supernatural purpose had I dreamt it ? Sydney is a very charming place — the most ancient in the colonies — where any one with ordinary appreciation of beauty may go on dreaming his life away, and never wish to see the outside of the Heads. For particulars about it, read Mr..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2450; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "supernatural in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 685, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1892 - Maitland Mercury", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Maitland, NSW", "region": "Maitland", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -32.7316683, "longitude": 151.5511123, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1892, "title": "1892 - Maitland Mercury", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1652-maitland-mercury-1892", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 863, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1892 - Sydney Mail Yowie Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "region": "Sydney", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.8698439, "longitude": 151.2082848, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1892, "title": "1892 - Sydney Mail Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2169-1892-sydney-mail-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1809, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "an negroes — races who now live in regions so far apart, and in outward circumstances so very different — I would simply ask him to think of the relation which he himself, as a native- born American, bears to many of us in Australia. Three hundred years ago, your individual ancestors and ours lived in the same village, perhaps, in Hampshire ; the colonising spirit of our common race there, or the pressure of arbitrary power later on, carried your forefathers to the Columbian land, while ours remained behind, till, in the fulness of time, the thirst for gold or the prospect of a happier life led us hither ; and yet I presume that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1995; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1810, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "cessary, at this point, to say more about the origin of the Australian black man ; I now proceed to examine him in his native environ- ment, as he grows up from birth to manhood, and thence from manhood to old age. If the limits assigned to this pamphlet had permitted, additional sections could have been introduced, treating of the *kara]i* or medicine-man, spirit- world, mythology, the physical features of the natives, their moral and intellectual qualities, their cave-paintings and other specimens of art, their language, as well as the probable origin and migrations of the Australian race. But, as it is, many of my facts and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1996; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1811, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". Now, before I go on to examine the ceremonies of the Bora, it may be convenient to say here that the negroes of Upper Guinea had, and still have, certain religious mysteries singularly like those of the Bora. These, like the Bora, are ceremonies of initiation, and not only bring a youth to a knowledge of his country's gods, but qualify him to commune with spirits and to hold civil power and authority in the State ; all the uninitiated are to him a profanum vulgus, who, on the least tranegression of his commands, may be hurried away into the woods, there to be destroyed by the evil spirits which the magical power of the initiated.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1997; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1812, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a, are ceremonies of initiation, and not only bring a youth to a knowledge of his country's gods, but qualify him to commune with spirits and to hold civil power and authority in the State ; all the uninitiated are to him a profanum vulgus, who, on the least tranegression of his commands, may be hurried away into the woods, there to be destroyed by the evil spirits which the magical power of the initiated can command and control. As an assembly for thus receiving the youths into the tribe is convened but four or five times in a century, and occupies a period of five years, only a small proportion of the male population can acquire.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1998; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1813, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "oy by the arms and lead him along the track, and set him in the middle of the other enclosure. As soon as this is done the women rise from their prostrate position, and begin to dance and sing. The Murringgari tribe, on our south-east coast, place along this track or path some figures, moulded in earth, of various animals {totems) , and one of Dharamulan, a spirit-god whom they rererence. Before each of these figures the devotees have a dance ; and a ' kardji,' medicine man or doctor, brings up, through his mouth, apparently from his stomach, the ' joea' or magic of the totem before which they then stand. For the porcupine, he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1999; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "medicine man in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1814, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "their houses to keep away devils ; and so with many other examples in Aryan lands. \"I said to King Sewa at Talaber, on the Niger,' so writes Mr. W. Winwood Eeade, * if I die may my blood be on your head.' ' Ah, take care ; take care,' said he, ' you have had evil thoughts against me, and that is why you are ill. Do you see that fetich behind you ? That is a spirit who protects me from your evil designs.' I looked round, and saw in a corner by the bed, some long sticks, which, oddly enough, I had never noticed before. They were daubed all over with some clammy white stuff\", and Sewa, it seems, had ordered this fetich to be put into.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2000; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1815, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ddly enough, I had never noticed before. They were daubed all over with some clammy white stuff\", and Sewa, it seems, had ordered this fetich to be put into the house in case I tried to bewitch him.\" In these senses, the ' boombat ' enters the Bora with the brand of Typhon upon him, exposed to all evil influences, to disease and death from animals, men, and spirits ; but, after he has made the acquaintance of his father's gods, and has learned the sacred songs and dances of his tribe, he comes forth another man ; he washes away the badge of darkness and evil, and assumes the livery of the children of light. This felt subjection to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2001; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1816, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "was safe. Qwestion : Who was this old woman ? Do you give it up ? Well, then, it was a porcupine.*^ Now, although there is not much ingenuity in this riddle, yet it reveals two things — the existence of cannibalism, and the belief that a wizard's magic can overpower all natural strength and every opposing influence. If the black man sleeps soundly, the evil spirits do not visit him during the night ; but sometimes, especially when, as I suppose, there has been too much kangaroo or wallaby at the evening meal, a demon visits him and carries him away roughly and rudely to its abode, drags him about, and puts loam in great fear ; but.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2002; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1817, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pose, there has been too much kangaroo or wallaby at the evening meal, a demon visits him and carries him away roughly and rudely to its abode, drags him about, and puts loam in great fear ; but towards daybreak he is always brought back, and placed quietly in his own ' gunya.* He firmly believes that this kind of nightly pastime is the pleasure of the evil spirit, and so he takes it kindly. Thf^ afEects his body ; but his own spirit or ghost also goes away on adven- tures during the night. He believes that he has two spirits — a spiritual and a physical ' ego ' — a sort of * animus ' and ' anima.' Of this dual existence of his,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2003; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1818, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "puts loam in great fear ; but towards daybreak he is always brought back, and placed quietly in his own ' gunya.* He firmly believes that this kind of nightly pastime is the pleasure of the evil spirit, and so he takes it kindly. Thf^ afEects his body ; but his own spirit or ghost also goes away on adven- tures during the night. He believes that he has two spirits — a spiritual and a physical ' ego ' — a sort of * animus ' and ' anima.' Of this dual existence of his, the mortal part ceases to exist after death, but the other lives on. But, even in his lifetime, the ' anima ' or * geist * may leave his body for a while, and then.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2004; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1819, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "art ceases to exist after death, but the other lives on. But, even in his lifetime, the ' anima ' or * geist * may leave his body for a while, and then come back again, as when he is in a faint or in a sleep. After sleep he remembers that his * geist ' left him during the night, and went forl^ on its own business or pleasure. After a faint he knows that his spirit went from him on some errand or other, but he also know^ that it has letumed, and so he does not trouble himself much about that. Even when he is- dying and his spirit has gone, if a friendly wizard is near- and observes the accident in time, the spirit may be pursued.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2005; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1820, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "as when he is in a faint or in a sleep. After sleep he remembers that his * geist ' left him during the night, and went forl^ on its own business or pleasure. After a faint he knows that his spirit went from him on some errand or other, but he also know^ that it has letumed, and so he does not trouble himself much about that. Even when he is- dying and his spirit has gone, if a friendly wizard is near- and observes the accident in time, the spirit may be pursued and over- taken, and brought back, and the sick man lives again. But an evil wizard, even when the man is well, may come during the night, and }sy his arts take out his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2006; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1821, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and over- taken, and brought back, and the sick man lives again. But an evil wizard, even when the man is well, may come during the night, and }sy his arts take out his kidney fat. Then the man is sure to die aeon. These are the only experiences which an Australian may have during the night, unless he chances to awake for a time ; then he may hear the evil spirits — which, in this instance, are only the voice of some native* animals — near his bed, talking to him or to each other, and doubtless medi- tating mischief. Then he looks anxiously towards his camp ^re ; and, if he sees it still alight, he complacently falls asleep again.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2007; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1822, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "h *^** ^® ^^®®' °' ^^ crushed to death by a falling branch of a tree, or dies from some other visible cause, his comrades do not wonder, because the manner of his death is manifest ; but it is quite otherwise when a man sickens and dies from no obvious influences ; then the cause of his death is ascribed to some hidden malevolence on the part either of evil spirits, or of some wicked ' karaji' or wizard, who, at his own will, or hired thereto by others, has, by magic arts, put something into the sick man's body sufi&cient to make him pine away and die. In tbe firm and universal belief of our natives, a man among them dies, not.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2008; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1823, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e him pine away and die. In tbe firm and universal belief of our natives, a man among them dies, not because the vital machinery has got clogged or is worn out, but because he has been bewitched by an enemy. Those who have read Lenormant on Magic in Chaldsea know that this is a ver}r old belief, and that it produced there an elaborate ritual as against evil spirits, and for protection from them. In our country the terror of it so overpowers the mind, that when a man comes to know that a * kar^ji' is DEA^TH AND BXJEIAL. 79 operating against him, he faUs into low spirits from which he casnotbe roused, and ere long he dies, just from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2009; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1824, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "if the illness comes from fierce pains in the body, or general debility, or from a swelling of any kind, then some wicked wizard at a distance has been turning the point of a magic bone at him, with incantations, to do him harm, or has been burning a portion of his hair against him, or some other refuse, that he has incau- tiously left exposed ; or an evil spirit, roving about the camp at night, has Eut a round stone in his body, where the lump is, with the intention that e may fall ill and die ; then, in any of these circumstances the * kardji' is sent for, to come and remove the evil, or to counteract the witchery which is doing.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2010; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1825, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "eal one, and therefore restless and miserable—a foul, wandering ghost, '* unhouseled, disappointed, unaneled,'* — so miserable as to have delight in doing mii^erable acts, and taking revenge on all living creatures. Hence, also, among various nations of old, savage and civilised, funeral rites were renewed at various intervals ; for it was by these that the spirit gradually attained to the possession of a real body, capable of enjoying its new life. mi. -a 7 To illustrate the funeral arrangements of the tribes, I now The Jiuneral. • ^ a i^' i* * a. itTT-- -r i » give two quotations from private sources : — \" King J ackey s.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2011; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1826, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e work of evil spirits, or as punishments inflicted upon men by the immediate decree of an offended God. But the main tendency of Jewish thought, in the time'of Christ, was to attribute diseases to the machinations of the powers of evil. At the head of this malignant host stood Satan, the prince of the world, and he was surrounded by a multitude of inferior spirits. Many of these demons were believed to be the souls of the dead who roamed through the air, haunting tombs and desert places, in a disembodied form. The ghosts of the giants who lived in antediluvian times, the ghosts of the builders of the tower of Babel, and the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2012; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1827, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "spirits. Many of these demons were believed to be the souls of the dead who roamed through the air, haunting tombs and desert places, in a disembodied form. The ghosts of the giants who lived in antediluvian times, the ghosts of the builders of the tower of Babel, and the ghosts of those multitudes who perished at the Elood, were all numbered among the evil spirits which brought diseases and death on men, and the spirits of the wicked became demons after death. These demons entered tne human body by the nostrils, being presumably inhaled with the breath ; they produced dumbness, lameness, madness, blindness, epilepsy, and indeed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2013; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "giant in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1828, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Christ, was to attribute diseases to the machinations of the powers of evil. At the head of this malignant host stood Satan, the prince of the world, and he was surrounded by a multitude of inferior spirits. Many of these demons were believed to be the souls of the dead who roamed through the air, haunting tombs and desert places, in a disembodied form. The ghosts of the giants who lived in antediluvian times, the ghosts of the builders of the tower of Babel, and the ghosts of those multitudes who perished at the Elood, were all numbered among the evil spirits which brought diseases and death on men, and the spirits of the wicked.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2014; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "giant in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1829, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "f themselves, a brother ! Now, in the ancient rituals, white was the colour sacred to the sun — the benign god before whom darkness flies away. In India, white agates rep- resent Siva, the eternal cause of all blessings ; in Persia, white horses were sacred to the sun ; in Celtic Britain, some of the \"Welsh people, even now, whiten their houses to keep away devils ; and so with many other examples in Aryan lands. \"I said to King Sewa at Talaber, on the Niger,' so writes Mr. W. Winwood Eeade, * if I die may my blood be on your head.' ' Ah, take care ; take care,' said he, ' you have had evil thoughts against me, and that is why you.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2015; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1830, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r that these dances partake of a semi-religious character. For them the men dress themselves with great care in their own way, and often dance ail night long, and in very dark niohts, too, to the light of a blazing fire. To a white oulooker they seem to be a band of demons, ghastly as the skeleton dead, working themselves up into a fit state for some act of devilry. Eut there cannot be much amusement in it, for the men take it quite seri- ously, no fun goes on, and their movements are so vigorous that the actora are covered with sweat, and at the close are completely exhausted by their efforts. And they are not mere dances, these.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2016; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1831, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ng the enemy, begin to hop away, they find a spear or a club every- where near enough to stop their career. ^ / • / • As a rule, the blacks do not care to eat fatty matter ; hence J F^ li^ *^®y reject pork ; they say it is too fat. The flesh of certain ^ ^ ' animals also they reject ; the Tasmanians, for instance, would not eat their native tiger and native devil ; and our own blacks do not like the flesh of the native bear because of its gummy taste. But in addition to voluntary abstention from the flesh of * totem' animals, there are restrictions of food which tribal law imposes. To a lad who has not yet passed the Bora, food of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2017; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1832, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", the use of gesture language and, masonic signs ; (4), the numeration of the aborigines. rpi VKarabari' is an aboriginal name for those dances which our natives jy- , ^ . often have in the forests at night. Hitherto the name has been ^^^ ^ '* written * corrobboree,' but etymologically it should be 'karabari,* for it comes from the same root as ' karaji,' a wizard or medicine man, and ' -bari ' is a common formative in the native languages. The ' karabari ' 22 THE ABORIGINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. bas been usually regarded as a form of amusement, a dance to wbile away the time on the moonlight nights ; but the men alone engage in it,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2018; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "medicine man in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1833, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of the craft, and thus needs no more. In any case they are used as talismans, and are carried in his waist belt during the whole of the man's life. A * karaji,* in the presence of a friend of mine, swal- lowed three or four small ones, saying, \"That fellow stick there.\" He believed that the crystals, remaining in his stomach, would give him more power as a medicine man. The negroes of G-uinea use small stones as fetiches, and they carry them about their necks or under their armpits. These stones are sold to them by the priest, after being formally consecrated. The white colour is a sun colour. It is beneficent and preservative.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2019; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "medicine man in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1834, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ndship, witnessed by that celestial orb which looks down on and observes all the deeds of men. In Persia, at this day, in the southern parts of it, which were originally inhabited by a Hamite race ol: a negroid type, there are to be seen on the roadsides large circles of stones, which the tradition of the country regards as set there by the Caous, a race of giants, that is, of aboriginals. Then, in the classic nations, both in Grreece and Italy, some of the most famous and ancient temples were circular in form, especially the Pantheon at Athens, and at Bome the temple of Vesta, the goddess of the sun-given, eternal fire. At Rome,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2020; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "giant in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1835, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ir uhuJcweta^ including their ' karosses,' bandages, <&c., is collected inside the hut, and the whole is burned. The boys, having been smeared with fat and red clay, are presented with new * karosses.* They then proceed in a body to the kraal which has the charge of them, all of them being exceedingly careful not to look back upon the burning hut, lest some supernatural evil should befall them ; and, in order more effectually to avoid this, they are careful to cover their heads all over with ' karosses.' The next day, all the men assemble in the cattle-fold, and a grand feast ensues, at which the ceremonies of ukuyala and ukuzoka.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2021; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "supernatural in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2022, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nation, Governor Phillip called the place \"Manly.\" As before stated, the spot where the spear was thrown was called in the native tongue \" Kayeemy,\" but the aboriginal name of Manly proper was \" Cannae.\" The aboriginal race have no idea of a Supreme Being, and, in my opinion, are not susceptible of religious impression, but have a strong universal belief in evil spirits. Though the belief in these spirits is general, each district or tribe has its own particular theory as to the shape in which the dreaded phantom appears. In every instance, however, the blacks believe that the aim of these \" Devil Devils\" (which is the anglicised.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2226; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Sydney, Botany, and southern districts, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1892, "title": "evil spirit in Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales; Richard Hill and George Thornton", "url": "https://archive.org/download/notesonaborigine00hill/notesonaborigine00hill_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2023, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n evil spirits. Though the belief in these spirits is general, each district or tribe has its own particular theory as to the shape in which the dreaded phantom appears. In every instance, however, the blacks believe that the aim of these \" Devil Devils\" (which is the anglicised term) is destruction to those unfortunates who happen to fall in their way. The evil spirit of the Sydney, Botany, and southern district, including Port Hacking, was called by the natives of that tract of country \" Boonbolong,\" and their belief was that it was represented by a very little man, a dwarf in fact, who prowled about at night, and was impervious.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2227; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Sydney, Botany, and southern districts, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1892, "title": "evil spirit in Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales; Richard Hill and George Thornton", "url": "https://archive.org/download/notesonaborigine00hill/notesonaborigine00hill_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2024, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "let go, but if not he (or she) would be devoured. The belief was that when the \" Devil Devil \" met a black, the latter would be accosted as follows, in the native tongue — \" Name your mother\" ; if the answer were immediately given, \" Boonbolong,\" the native was to liberty to depart, but failing to give the password would be devoured. The evil spirit in the Newcastle and Port Stephens districts was called \" Koen,\" and was represented as being an 4 NOTES ON THE ABORIGINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. animal very much like a camel, but much larger. Their theory was that this \" Devil Devil\" would devour any blackfellow whom.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Newcastle, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -32.9192953, "longitude": 151.7795348, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1892, "title": "evil spirit in Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales; Richard Hill and George Thornton", "url": "https://archive.org/download/notesonaborigine00hill/notesonaborigine00hill_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2024, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "in password, he was let go, but if not he (or she) would be devoured. The belief was that when the \" Devil Devil \" met a black, the latter would be accosted as follows, in the native tongue — \" Name your mother\" ; if the answer were immediately given, \" Boonbolong,\" the native was to liberty to depart, but failing to give the password would be devoured. The evil spirit in the Newcastle and Port Stephens districts was called \" Koen,\" and was represented as being an 4 NOTES ON THE ABORIGINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. animal very much like a camel, but much larger. Their theory was that this \" Devil Devil\" would devour any blackfellow whom.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2228; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Sydney, Botany, and southern districts, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1892, "title": "evil spirit in Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales; Richard Hill and George Thornton", "url": "https://archive.org/download/notesonaborigine00hill/notesonaborigine00hill_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2025, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "was represented as being an 4 NOTES ON THE ABORIGINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. animal very much like a camel, but much larger. Their theory was that this \" Devil Devil\" would devour any blackfellow whom he found asleep, m the same manner as \" Boonbolong.\" Not all the philosophy in the world (in my opinion) will ever dispossess the aboriginal mind of the idea of evil spirits, nor do they seem able to grasp the doctrine of a Supreme Being. They are firm believers in the doctrine of Metempsychosis, or the transmigration of souls, and have a firm convic- tion that a chatterer, whether man or woman, will reappear on this earth as a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2229; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Sydney, Botany, and southern districts, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1892, "title": "Boonbolong in Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "Boonbolong", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales; Richard Hill and George Thornton", "url": "https://archive.org/download/notesonaborigine00hill/notesonaborigine00hill_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2026, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t the aboriginal name of Manly proper was \" Cannae.\" The aboriginal race have no idea of a Supreme Being, and, in my opinion, are not susceptible of religious impression, but have a strong universal belief in evil spirits. Though the belief in these spirits is general, each district or tribe has its own particular theory as to the shape in which the dreaded phantom appears. In every instance, however, the blacks believe that the aim of these \" Devil Devils\" (which is the anglicised term) is destruction to those unfortunates who happen to fall in their way. The evil spirit of the Sydney, Botany, and southern district, including.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2230; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Sydney, Botany, and southern districts, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1892, "title": "evil spirit in Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales; Richard Hill and George Thornton", "url": "https://archive.org/download/notesonaborigine00hill/notesonaborigine00hill_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2027, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "which the dreaded phantom appears. In every instance, however, the blacks believe that the aim of these \" Devil Devils\" (which is the anglicised term) is destruction to those unfortunates who happen to fall in their way. The evil spirit of the Sydney, Botany, and southern district, including Port Hacking, was called by the natives of that tract of country \" Boonbolong,\" and their belief was that it was represented by a very little man, a dwarf in fact, who prowled about at night, and was impervious to shot, ball, spear, or, in fact, any weapon. There was. however, a chance of escape for the unhappy creature who encountered this.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2231; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Sydney, Botany, and southern districts, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1892, "title": "Devil Devils in Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "Devil Devils", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales; Richard Hill and George Thornton", "url": "https://archive.org/download/notesonaborigine00hill/notesonaborigine00hill_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2028, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "give the password would be devoured. The evil spirit in the Newcastle and Port Stephens districts was called \" Koen,\" and was represented as being an 4 NOTES ON THE ABORIGINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. animal very much like a camel, but much larger. Their theory was that this \" Devil Devil\" would devour any blackfellow whom he found asleep, m the same manner as \" Boonbolong.\" Not all the philosophy in the world (in my opinion) will", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Newcastle, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -32.9192953, "longitude": 151.7795348, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1892, "title": "Boonbolong in Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "Boonbolong", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales; Richard Hill and George Thornton", "url": "https://archive.org/download/notesonaborigine00hill/notesonaborigine00hill_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2028, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "give the password would be devoured. The evil spirit in the Newcastle and Port Stephens districts was called \" Koen,\" and was represented as being an 4 NOTES ON THE ABORIGINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. animal very much like a camel, but much larger. Their theory was that this \" Devil Devil\" would devour any blackfellow whom he found asleep, m the same manner as \" Boonbolong.\" Not all the philosophy in the world (in my opinion) will ever dispossess the aboriginal mind of the idea of evil spirits, nor do they seem able to grasp the doctrine of a Supreme Being. They are firm believers in the doctrine of Metempsychosis, or the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2232; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Sydney, Botany, and southern districts, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1892, "title": "Boonbolong in Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "Boonbolong", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales; Richard Hill and George Thornton", "url": "https://archive.org/download/notesonaborigine00hill/notesonaborigine00hill_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2029, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "as represented by a very little man, a dwarf in fact, who prowled about at night, and was impervious to shot, ball, spear, or, in fact, any weapon. There was. however, a chance of escape for the unhappy creature who encountered this demon ; if he knew a certain password, he was let go, but if not he (or she) would be devoured. The belief was that when the \" Devil Devil \" met a black, the latter would be accosted as follows, in the native tongue — \" Name your mother\" ; if the answer were immediately given, \" Boonbolong,\" the native was to liberty to depart, but failing to give the password would be devoured. The evil spirit in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2233; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Sydney, Botany, and southern districts, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1892, "title": "Boonbolong in Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "Boonbolong", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales; Richard Hill and George Thornton", "url": "https://archive.org/download/notesonaborigine00hill/notesonaborigine00hill_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2661, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ne in the night, when a dense fog enveloped the mud flats of the bay, the low sandy beach, the thickets of the tall ti-tree (_melaleuca_), that either by swimming or with friendly aid a prisoner might cross the intervening stretch of mud flat, so dreary and darksome at low water, and, disappearing into the thickets, be as little likely to be again seen as a ghost flitting at cock-crow. During the remainder of this day Lance was sensible of an unusual feeling of exaltation, so much so that when night came,--the dreary night commencing so early and ending so late, when sleep would have been the most precious of boons,--he was wholly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3598; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "ghost in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2662, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ot stormy. Brooding over all things hung an enshrouding, clinging fog. The lights of the vessels in the bay were invisible until the boats almost ran against their sides, then they appeared like blurred and wavering moons. The invisible flocks of sea-birds flying landwards, true precursors of a storm, wailed and shrieked in curiously weird cadence, like the ghosts of shipwrecked mariners. Yet no breath of rising wind or gathering tempest stirred the black waveless plain which stretched for so many a mile seaward and lay illimitable between the murky shores. 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Ice on the surface, they resemble those regions which in springtime need but the touch of that great enchanter's wand to cause the living streams to flow, to produce the magically sudden apparition of verdure and fragrant flowerets. 'Darling Estelle! in five years I will come back,' he said, 'if I am alive. The time will soon pass. Think how much I shall have to talk about, and what wonders I shall have seen. You will hardly know me again.' The girl sighed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3600; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "apparition in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2664, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hain which bisects the continent came into view. So sudden was the surprise, so strangely contrasted with all his preconceived ideas of Australian scenery was the presentment of the wondrous white battlements upreared against a cloudless azure sky, that he was constrained to rein in his horse and gaze, silent and spellbound, at the supernal splendour of the apparition. 'If Estelle were by my side! If she could but behold this entrancing prospect,' he thought. 'She, whom the view of a far blue range of hills, of a peaceful lakelet, would send into ecstasies of admiration! How often had they stood together in the fading summer eve.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3601; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "apparition in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2665, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ng lot of nags with them, so you'd better scratch all you know and get there before dark. Who's this cove? Perhaps he'll give us a hand? I must have a pot of tea first, though.' He moved towards the hut door, near which Lance and the old man were standing. Lance stepped forward. 'So we meet again, Lawrence Trevenna?' Trevenna was no coward. Still the sudden apparition of a deadly enemy--as if he had arisen from the earth--would disturb the equilibrium of most men. He started back. But a life filled with risk and imminent peril had schooled his nerves. He smiled, as if in apparent good-fellowship. 'By Jove! So it's _you_,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3602; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "apparition in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2666, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e boding signs of storm, Lance did not notice the clatter of hoofs as a woman came at speed along the ravine which lay to the eastward, and reined up her horse within a few yards of his camp. He turned listlessly towards her, but started to his feet and gazed into the face of the rider with the look, half intent, half horror-stricken, as of one who views an apparition. 'Kate Lawless!' he exclaimed. 'I used to be once,' the woman made answer, in a voice which seemed struggling with an attempt at cheerfulness over-lain with habitual melancholy. 'Won't you lift me down, or have you forgotten the way?' He was at her side in a moment,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3603; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "apparition in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2667, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ked in curiously weird cadence, like the ghosts of shipwrecked mariners. Yet no breath of rising wind or gathering tempest stirred the black waveless plain which stretched for so many a mile seaward and lay illimitable between the murky shores. To those long versed in sea signs--and there were many such on board this mockery of a ship--a storm was imminent. Phantom-like, motionless, lay the _President_ on the oily moveless deep, a corpse-like hull upon the lifeless water. In that hour she seemed a derelict of that dread fleet which the poet dreamed of in his weirdest, grandest poem: 'And ships were drifting with the dead To shores.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3604; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "ghosts in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2670, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "occasionally impatient of discipline, wild and reckless in their habits, given to occasional brawling, drinking, and dicing, much as were the Royalist soldiery in the days of the first Charles. But, like them, they were brave to recklessness, cool and daring amid fierce and lawless crowds, and of all that strangely gathered band the wildest and most untamed spirit, yet the coolest, the most _rusé_, deadliest sleuth-hound, by general acclaim and common report, was Sergeant Francis Dayrell. Tall and slight, with fair hair and beard, and a false air of almost effeminate softness in his blue eyes, he was wonderfully active and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3607; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2679, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "forest groves--away through the rocky defiles where the mare's bare hoofs rang from time to time as on metal--away through sedgy morass and water-laden plain--away through the long gray tussac grass, which rustled wiry and dry in the hoar-frost. The stars burned and scintillated in the dark blue cloudless sky. The low moon rose and stared--redly, weird, and witch-like--upon the solitary woman threading alone the dim desolate waste. All silently, yet surely, the slow hours sped. Still wound the forest path, serpent-like, amid untouched primeval giants. Still clattered the fleet mare's hoofs along the uneven trail. The great.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3617; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "witch in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2680, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "dscape, the far-stretching champaign of the park--one of the largest in the county, the winding river, the blue hills, the distant sea. 'What a madman the boy is,' he groaned out, to leave all this for a few hot words--and I too! Who is the wiser? I wonder. Will he be mad enough to keep his word? He is a stubborn colt--a true descendant of old Launcelot the wizard. If he fails to gather gold, as these fools expect, a voyage and a year's experience of what poverty and a rough life mean will be no bad teaching.' 'For what is anger but a wild beast?' quotes the humorist How many a man has, to his cost, been assured of this fact by.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3618; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2683, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ac grass, which rustled wiry and dry in the hoar-frost. The stars burned and scintillated in the dark blue cloudless sky. The low moon rose and stared--redly, weird, and witch-like--upon the solitary woman threading alone the dim desolate waste. All silently, yet surely, the slow hours sped. Still wound the forest path, serpent-like, amid untouched primeval giants. Still clattered the fleet mare's hoofs along the uneven trail. The great constellation of the southern heavens had changed the aspect of its cross when a chorus of barking dogs disclosed the outpost of law and order. A couple of huts, a slab stable, a small but securely.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3621; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "witch in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3611, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "be best acquainted with the mysteries. These choose suitable places in the woods, and make ready there every appliance which can produce surprise, awe, and chilling fear on the minds of novices. All women, children, and strangers are warned fro m the spot during the ceremonies, and the novice believes that, if he reveals any of the secrets of the grove, the spirits, knowing his faithlessness and profanity, will bring destruction upon him in some way or other. The country, for some three or four miles around, is sacred and inviolable, and the evil spirits will carry off those who intrude. These and similar particulars are to be.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4661; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3612, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". All women, children, and strangers are warned fro m the spot during the ceremonies, and the novice believes that, if he reveals any of the secrets of the grove, the spirits, knowing his faithlessness and profanity, will bring destruction upon him in some way or other. The country, for some three or four miles around, is sacred and inviolable, and the evil spirits will carry off those who intrude. These and similar particulars are to be found at greater length in Bishop Hurd's Rites and Ceremonies, which was published eighty years ago — ^long before the science of ethnography had come into existence ; and if it were needful,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4662; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3613, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "told me that he was taken into a fetich house, stripped, severely flogged, and plastered with goat dung» this ceremony, like those of masonry, being conducted to the sound of music. Afterwards there came, from behind a kind of screen or shrine, uncouth and terrible sounds,, ^ MATUEITY. sncb. as he had never heard before. These, he was told, emanated from a spirit called Ukuk. He afterwards brought to me the instrument with which the fetich man makes the noise. It was a whistle made of hollowed mangrove w^ood, about 2 inches in length, and covered at one end with a scrap of bat's wing. Eor a period of five days after initiation,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4663; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3614, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "uring the novitiate which succeeds initiation, the girls are taught religious dances, the men are instructed in the science of fetich. It is then that they are told that there are certain kinds of food which are forbidden to their clan. One clan may not eat crocodile, another hippopotamus, nor a third buffalo. These are relics of the old animal worship. The spirit Ukuk (or M'wetyi, as he is called in the Shekani country) is supposed to live in the bowels of the earth, and to come to the tipper world when there is any business to peform. He is then supposed to dwell in the fetich bous6, which is built in a peculiar form, covered.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4664; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3615, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ortant state of manhood. These duties, they are told, consist in obeying their chief, defending their tribe from all enemies, and in conforming to all the customs, and fulfilling all the rites and ceremo- nies of their forefathers. They are also exhorted to be careful in providing for their parents and all others committed to their charge, and to exercise a spirit of liberality towards all their neighbours and friends. The uhusoka consists in presents being made to them, by the men assembled, of cattle, 'assagais,' &c., in order to give them a start in life. They are then pro- nounced to be meUy and are admitted to all the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4665; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3616, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "front of them the bodies of men, covered with gashes and blopd, and their bowels protruding ; beyond these is the high priest, sitting alone and looking at the comers with a fixed stare. Stepping over the prostrate bodies, the young men follow their guide and stand in a row before the high priest ; he now utters a yell, and the dead men — who represent the spirits of ancestors — rise up and go to the river and wash themselves clean. These men then ornament themselves, and come back walking with a rhythmical movement and a solemn chant ; they place them- selves in front of the young men, and silence ensues. Eour old priests now.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4666; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3617, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "them by all the celebrants. On the following morning the women are summoned, and, according to custom, they crawl on hands and knees through the first two enclosures into the presence of the chief priest and the elders. The chief priest pprinkles them with water from the sacred bowl, and makes a prayer 10 THE ABOEIGINES OP NEW SOUTH WALES. to the ancestral spirits for the mothers and their children. The women now return in the same way as they came. When they hare emerged from the enclosures, the men there rush upon them, and a scene of much licence ensues. The initiated of the first and second year^re now daubed all over with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4667; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3618, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "' no') you do that ; that's one of our gods.' \" It is not lawEulfor anyone to handle it except those who have been initiated at the Bora. It is made of a piece of thin wood or of the bark of a tree. It is 9 to 12 inches long, and is sometimes shaped and marked so as to make it look like a fish. The roaring sound is supposed to be the voice of a dreaded evil spirit, who prowls about the camp of the blacks at night and carries off and tears and devours those he can seize. When the performers think that the ' boombat ' (so they call the novice) has been sufficiently impressed, tirrikoty ceases to speak. They then raise the boy from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4668; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3619, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "an-hating, in the economy of nature (cf. the Persian Ahriman), just as Osiris, the bright and beneficent sun, was an emblem of all that was good. In the Levitical law, the new heifer was a sin-offering for the Israelites, probably ^ith some reference to the ideas of the Egyptians about that colour. In India, Ganesa, the lord of all mischievous and malignant spirits, is symbolised by red stones ; and the Cingalese, when they are sick, offer a red cock to the evil spirit that has caused the sickness. The blacks of Congo wash and anoint a corpse, and then paint it red ; and their black brethren in Mada- gascar, when they are.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4669; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3620, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "those who pass throuj»h the Bora paint themselves white at its close. Everywhere in Australia there is the belief that the black man, when he is dead and buried, still lives ; but he is then white. Our indi- ^nes say, ^' Black man dead jumps up white fellow;\" hence a white man is called ' wunda, ' a word which originally described only the black man in his spirit state after death. The father of a friend of mine was the first white man to enter, some sixty years ago, the territory of a black tribute near to where I lived. It so happened that the tribe had just lost their chief by death ; and so, as the wnite man whom they saw.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4670; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3621, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he washes away the badge of darkness and evil, and assumes the livery of the children of light. This felt subjection to unseen evil and aspirations for deliverance from it in the minds of our native race, is not only natural to man everywhere, but was a marked feature in the whole system of Akkadian magic ; lor those old Chaldaeans believed that innumerable spirits, each with a personality, were distributed throughout nature ; sometimes in union with animate objects, sometimes separately. Existing everywhere, they had both an evil and a good aspect — -at one time favourable, at another unfavourable, controlling both life and death.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4671; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3622, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ty, were distributed throughout nature ; sometimes in union with animate objects, sometimes separately. Existing everywhere, they had both an evil and a good aspect — -at one time favourable, at another unfavourable, controlling both life and death ; regulating all phenomena, whether beneficial or des- tructive, both of air and earth, fire and water. A dual spirit — bad and good — was allocated to each of the celestial bodies, and to each living being. A constant warfare existed and was keenly maintained between the bad and the good ; and, according as the one principle or the other held sway, so did blessings or disasters descend.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4672; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3623, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d was keenly maintained between the bad and the good ; and, according as the one principle or the other held sway, so did blessings or disasters descend upon nature and upon man. Hence the value MATUEITY. 19 of religions rites sucli as the Bora ; for the due observance of these, repeated from time to time, gave, for a while at least, the victory to the good spirits, and brought blessings to the faithful. Thus, then, I explain the red colour of the novice at the Bora, the red and white of the celebrants, and the white colour of the men when the service was completed. (D.) Eidley says that the Bora is Bayemai's ground. He adds : — \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4673; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3624, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e round a sacred fire. An incantation, used by the Chaldaean sorcerers of old, has these words, '*May the God Pire, the hero, dispel their enchantments or spells for the injury of others.\" An Australian *jin,' going to the river to fetch water after nightfall, carries for protection a burning stick ; and the men in the camp at night, when they think an evil spirit is near, throw firebrands at him to drive him away. Should we wonder, then, that our Australian blackfellows, if, as I believe, their ancestors first of all came from Chaldaean land, have not forgotten the fire observances, and still trust in the protection of a fire god.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4675; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3625, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ing plantations. He said that we should certainly be able to kill liim the next day, and that, during the night, he and his friends would cele- brate the gorilla dance. ... To the music of three old men, who had their faces grotesquely chalked, danced Etia, imitating the uncouth move- ments of the gorilla. Then the iron bell was rung, and O'Mbuiri, the evil spirit, was summoned to attend, and a hoarse rattle mingled with the other sounds. . . . Here could be no imposture. It was not an entertainment arranged for my benefit, but a religious festival, held on the eve of an enter- prise. . . . The dancing was not discontinued until.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4676; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3626, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ve, and there they see the likeness of many things with which they are conversant in their daily life — young men dancing a 'karabari' (Orion), and a group of damsels looking at them (the Pleiades), and making music to their dance — the opossum, the emu, the crow, and so on. But the old men will tell you that the regions \" above the sky\" are the home of the spirits of the dead, and that there are shady fig-trees there, and many other pleasant things. Many MATUEITY. 23 men of their race are there, and tha:fc one of the foremost of them all is a great man, Menee : he is not visible, but they all agree that he is in the sky. A.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4677; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3627, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "an older man. Prom the hour of betrothal, they become mother- in-law and son-in-law, and must avoid each other. They must, if possible, never see each other. It is hard to account for so remarkable a custom ; but our indigenes certainly think that, if there were any communication between the two, some great evil would happen to one or both of them. The evil spirits would come and inflict punishment on them by making them die or become prematurely old. Nor are the Australians alone in this curious superstition. A EafSr woman dislikes to use the name of her father-in-law or of any word which contains his name. She avoids this by.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4678; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3628, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", or civil dissension, or a tendency to wander and colonise. The leader of such a sept bears the by-name of 'the lion,' or *the bear,' or *the kangaroo.' On his death that animal lis regarded as his visible representative, and is reverenced accordingly. No man of that clan will harm it ; for, on his death-bed, he may have told his people that henceforth his spirit would live in that animal, and so it is the first of their ancestors. That animal becomes to them a * totem,' after which they are named, and to which they look for protection against evil ; if it is a thing, it becomes to them a ' fetich ' in which tho spirit dwells,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4679; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3629, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of that clan will harm it ; for, on his death-bed, he may have told his people that henceforth his spirit would live in that animal, and so it is the first of their ancestors. That animal becomes to them a * totem,' after which they are named, and to which they look for protection against evil ; if it is a thing, it becomes to them a ' fetich ' in which tho spirit dwells, and may do them good or ill, according to their behaviour towards it. In Scotland, although there is no * totemism ' there, yet the principles which produced it in savage nations still exist ; for a loyal Bruce will not willingly kill a spider; the Highland.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4680; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3630, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". jpyr . In Australia there are only two things to be considered whepi we . .. J, proceed to locate a tribe — its territorial limits and its language. Eeligion cannot be taken as an element in this question, nor tribal descent ; for the Bora, which is of a semi-religious nature, and the native beliefs as to their deified ancestors, and the influence of evil spirits, are much the same everywhere throughout the continent, and there are no traditions as to a separate origin and descent of tribes, as in the stories of G-reece and Rome ; out it is well-known here that each tribe had its own *taurai' — territory or hunting-ground —.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4681; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3631, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o ; and if any one of u» were seated at a native camp-fire after dark, and heard the stories that are told there, and saw the merriment and the laughter and the fun, we could not doubt that it is their nature to be happy, if their environment permit. This is also one of the characteristics of the African negroes ; for it seems natural for them to be in good spirits, and this happy temperament promotes their vitality. Our Australian is a great coward when brought into contact with the unknown, especially if he can regard the thing as having some relation to the domain of spirits. One day when a blackfellow was present, one of my.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4682; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3632, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ppy, if their environment permit. This is also one of the characteristics of the African negroes ; for it seems natural for them to be in good spirits, and this happy temperament promotes their vitality. Our Australian is a great coward when brought into contact with the unknown, especially if he can regard the thing as having some relation to the domain of spirits. One day when a blackfellow was present, one of my boys was blowing soap bubbles ; the man was frightened when he saw them, and ran round the comer to hide from them. So his anger, and his courage, too, when roused by provocation or taunts, soon ebb away ; he strikes.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4683; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3633, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "made on his breast. At all events, they may serve the same purpose as the blazon on a seaman's arms or breast, and be useful in identifying a man's body if he has been disfigured on the field of battle ; or, like the knocking out of the front tooth in the Bora ceremonies, the marks may help to identify him as a true blackfellow when he dies and descends to spirit-land. All blackfellows are more or less marked on the body in this way, but not on the face ; the thing is done when the person is young, perhaps from 6 to 12 years of age ; the marks may be found also on the hips and the upper arm, and, in the case of women, between the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4684; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3634, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "stache. I suppose that a black man thought that this adjunct to his nose-tip improved his personal appearance or made him look terrible in battle ; but, as in the case of the body scars, I believe there is some relio^ious significance at the base of it originally ; for, in certain localities, the blacks say that unless a man's nose has been thus pierced his spirit will be subjected to great indignities when he is dead. Hence the women also wear the nose-bone. Our blacks allow their hair to grow wild ; they merely cut it when it is too long. Many of them, both men and women, have fine frizzly hair; others have straight hair ; in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4685; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3635, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ver they encamp. Our blackfellows have not reached the pastoral stas^e, and yet they are wanderers. If they settle down at any spot for a few days, the food they get there by hunting or from roots may soon be exhausted, and they must move on; or a death occurs among them, and they flee from the spot ; or they may come to imagine that their enemies, the evil spirits, are too numerous or too busy there, and so they decamp. When they reach a suitable place for a fresh camp, the women set to work* and raise wind- shelters, called * gunyas.' These are very simple affairs. Two strong sticks are fixed upright in the ground, each about 4.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4686; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3636, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Those who have read Lenormant on Magic in Chaldsea know that this is a ver}r old belief, and that it produced there an elaborate ritual as against evil spirits, and for protection from them. In our country the terror of it so overpowers the mind, that when a man comes to know that a * kar^ji' is DEA^TH AND BXJEIAL. 79 operating against him, he faUs into low spirits from which he casnotbe roused, and ere long he dies, just from the fear of the evil that he imagines is coming upon him. I am disposed to think that this dread belief has had an evil effect on the national life of the Australians ; for it has driven out of their minds.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4687; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3637, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "night, has Eut a round stone in his body, where the lump is, with the intention that e may fall ill and die ; then, in any of these circumstances the * kardji' is sent for, to come and remove the evil, or to counteract the witchery which is doing so much harm. The ' karaji* sucks out the causes of the pain, or he pufEs and blows with his mouth till the evil spirit is driven away, and the sick man recovers. But if the man dies, then that shows that the evil influences have been very strong, or that the witchery of the other * karaji*^ has been too potent for the means intended to promote recovery. A^i Death '^^ ®^^^ *^ *^® ®^^^.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4689; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3638, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "warm. How long he supported his deceased parent thus, I do not know ; for, haying ascertained when and where the burying was to be, I left the camp, intending to be present to witness the ceremony, as I had never seen a Durial.\" The son's explanation that he was keeping the body of his father warm is only part of the truth ; the blacks believe that an evil spirit, whom they call ' dibble- dibble * is prowling about on such occasions, and that he would carry off the body and devour it, if it were not guarded ; for there is an evil spirit, which, as they say, delighte to feed on carrion of all sorts. with the body trussed up in a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4690; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3639, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "witness the ceremony, as I had never seen a Durial.\" The son's explanation that he was keeping the body of his father warm is only part of the truth ; the blacks believe that an evil spirit, whom they call ' dibble- dibble * is prowling about on such occasions, and that he would carry off the body and devour it, if it were not guarded ; for there is an evil spirit, which, as they say, delighte to feed on carrion of all sorts. with the body trussed up in a bundle ; (4) with the body erect in the grave ; (5) with the body laid in a side cavity dug into the earth from the bottom of a pit ; (6) they place the body in a hollow tree and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4691; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3640, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "it that these ancestors were once in contact with, or rather formed part of, a race which had beliefs similar to those of the Persians ; such beliefs are not readily adopted by strangers ; they belong to a race. And further, this practice is in strange contrast to the trussing and tying of the body elsewhere, which is done, as the black say, to prevent the spirit of the deceased from wandering in the night from its bed, and disturbing the living and doing them harm ; for the spirit of the dead is malevolent for a long time after death. The J V DEATH AND BUEIAL. 81 roasting of a dead body over a fire seems to us a shainefiil tiling.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4692; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3641, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "f the Persians ; such beliefs are not readily adopted by strangers ; they belong to a race. And further, this practice is in strange contrast to the trussing and tying of the body elsewhere, which is done, as the black say, to prevent the spirit of the deceased from wandering in the night from its bed, and disturbing the living and doing them harm ; for the spirit of the dead is malevolent for a long time after death. The J V DEATH AND BUEIAL. 81 roasting of a dead body over a fire seems to us a shainefiil tiling ; but it corresponds with the mummifying of the dead in Egypt for preservation. A friend in Queensland said to me one.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4693; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3642, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ular hole about three feet deep and two feet in diameter, as much as will hold the body ; the bottom of the grave i? then lined with * ti '-tree bark, the body is laid thereon, and pieces of stringy- bark are placed all round it ; the earth is then filled in, Leaving a depression at the top, on which a relative sleeps for several nights, to prevent the evil spirits from carrying off the body. On the Darling Eiver, a mound is raised ov^r the grave and a low fence of brushwood put round it, and, just inside the fence and around the grave, are laid many pieces of white plaster shaped like eggs. I think that these white eggs are put.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4694; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3643, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r several nights, to prevent the evil spirits from carrying off the body. On the Darling Eiver, a mound is raised ov^r the grave and a low fence of brushwood put round it, and, just inside the fence and around the grave, are laid many pieces of white plaster shaped like eggs. I think that these white eggs are put there as charms against the approach of evil spirits ; for Layard savs that, \" in the court around the tomb of the founder of the Yezidis,, there is a small recess filled with balls of clay taken from the tomb of the saint. These are sold or distributed to pilgrims and regarded as very sacred — useful against diseases and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4695; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3644, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "that these white eggs are put there as charms against the approach of evil spirits ; for Layard savs that, \" in the court around the tomb of the founder of the Yezidis,, there is a small recess filled with balls of clay taken from the tomb of the saint. These are sold or distributed to pilgrims and regarded as very sacred — useful against diseases and evil spirits, and to be buried with the dead.\" And Threlkeld states that in the Australian Bora ceremonies the word yarro, which means *egg,* is used in a mystic sense also for * fire' or * water.' And among the Khasias — a hill tribe of^ north-eastern India — an illness is exorcised.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4696; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3645, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "fire' or * water.' And among the Khasias — a hill tribe of^ north-eastern India — an illness is exorcised by the breaking of eggs, among other methods. A mystic egg also figures largely in some of the most ancient cosmogonies. In Northern Queensland, when the body is about to be buried, a fire is first kindled in the grave — evidently to drive out the evil spirits — and after the grave is closed, a fire is kept burning on the surface — evidently to drive 82 THE ABORIGINES OP NEW SOUTH WALES. off the evil spirits at nigbt ; if the corpse is placed in a hollow tree, the piece which has been cut out of the tree to admit the corpse is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4697; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3646, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". A mystic egg also figures largely in some of the most ancient cosmogonies. In Northern Queensland, when the body is about to be buried, a fire is first kindled in the grave — evidently to drive out the evil spirits — and after the grave is closed, a fire is kept burning on the surface — evidently to drive 82 THE ABORIGINES OP NEW SOUTH WALES. off the evil spirits at nigbt ; if the corpse is placed in a hollow tree, the piece which has been cut out of the tree to admit the corpse is carefully replaced — evidently to prevent the spirits from knowing that there is a body there. At Wide Bay, also in Queensland, the natives are very.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4698; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3647, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "— evidently to drive out the evil spirits — and after the grave is closed, a fire is kept burning on the surface — evidently to drive 82 THE ABORIGINES OP NEW SOUTH WALES. off the evil spirits at nigbt ; if the corpse is placed in a hollow tree, the piece which has been cut out of the tree to admit the corpse is carefully replaced — evidently to prevent the spirits from knowing that there is a body there. At Wide Bay, also in Queensland, the natives are very careful not to allow any of the earth to touch the body that is buried ; and, to accom- plish this, they make a stage of sticks and bark over the body, and on this they pile.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4699; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3648, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r with red and white spots and put pipeclay on their heads. In Fiji also, the man who has dug the grave of a chief is unclean for a year. In South Australia, the\" corpse is rubbed over with red ochre ; and the same is done on the coast of New Ouinea. In the red colour there must be some virtue which is of service to the dead in their subsequent existence as spirits, and probably in their first passage into spirit land, like the Grecian 'obelus' placed between the teeth of the dead man. ^ . 2 The rites of burial are varied to suit the mode which the tribe practises, but there are some accompaniments of burial which are invariable..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4700; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3649, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "^aid, bury in any soft ground which may happen to be near, but some tribes have regular burying-grounds which have been used for generations, and are considered sacred. To these a corpse will be brought from a distance of many miles. \" My black boy,\" says a friend, \" wishes to be buried where he was reared.\" This is the idea of kinship and clanship even in spirit-land. I need not compare with this similar practices and desires in aU ages and countries. DEATH AND BUEIAL, 83 Wlierever a tribe inters the dead, after the grave is neatly dug, the body is slung on a long pole borne on the shoulders of two relatives, and is carried thus.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4701; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3650, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "shaped like a club, and painted red ; their tops are covered with fine white down from the cockatoo. In. the Kamalarai country, not only is the bark of the adjacent trees marked with devices, but another grave is dug near by — a sort of cenotaph — for no body is put in it ; this they do, the blacks say, \" to cheat the Kruben.\" The ' Kiuben' is a malevolent spirit that wanders about at night, and carries ofE little children from the camp, and punishes those men who are so wicked- as to break any of the tribal laws of restriction ; and \" cheating the Kruben\" seems to imply that he tears and devours the spirit of the dead, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4702; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3651, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "for no body is put in it ; this they do, the blacks say, \" to cheat the Kruben.\" The ' Kiuben' is a malevolent spirit that wanders about at night, and carries ofE little children from the camp, and punishes those men who are so wicked- as to break any of the tribal laws of restriction ; and \" cheating the Kruben\" seems to imply that he tears and devours the spirit of the dead, and perhaps their bodies too. Th f}h f '^^® tribes also believe that, after a man's death, his spirit ^ ^* ' wanders about, revisits the grave, interviews the spirits of its. living friends in dreams, eats up the remains of food left lying about, and warms.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4703; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3652, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "from the camp, and punishes those men who are so wicked- as to break any of the tribal laws of restriction ; and \" cheating the Kruben\" seems to imply that he tears and devours the spirit of the dead, and perhaps their bodies too. Th f}h f '^^® tribes also believe that, after a man's death, his spirit ^ ^* ' wanders about, revisits the grave, interviews the spirits of its. living friends in dreams, eats up the remains of food left lying about, and warms itself at the night fires. Thus, when Buckley was seen sitting on a grave, feeble from want of food, and with a broken spear in his hand, he was naturally regarded as the spirit of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4704; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3653, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", after a man's death, his spirit ^ ^* ' wanders about, revisits the grave, interviews the spirits of its. living friends in dreams, eats up the remains of food left lying about, and warms itself at the night fires. Thus, when Buckley was seen sitting on a grave, feeble from want of food, and with a broken spear in his hand, he was naturally regarded as the spirit of the deceased black man come back to ' visit his body, and was welcomed by the tribule as one oi themselves. Something analogous to all this is found among the blacks of Lower Guinea.. When a man dies there, they ascribe his decease to the enchantments of aa enemy. At.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4705; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3654, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "logous to all this is found among the blacks of Lower Guinea.. When a man dies there, they ascribe his decease to the enchantments of aa enemy. At the grave they ask the corpse to tell who it was that took away his life by sorcery ; why he departed ; was it because he was dissatisfied ; and so on. They believe that souls pass into other bodies, but that the spirit of the deceased still lives in another state, and there lore they inter with him most of his own effects, and valuable presents from his friends. They believe also that the wizards, by their incantations, can raise the dead man to life, and make him hunt and fish and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4706; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3655, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "itnessed. The man's name was nevei: afterwards mentioned, nor his grave visited, by any of the tribe.\" Cause of In the New Hebrides islands, similar beliefs and customs exist. Death. A friend, writing to me from Epi there, says : — \" Unless the person is very old or the cause of death is very obvious, the natives here- generally ascribe the death to an evil spirit called *Semi,' who* poisons* people ; ' semi' means * poison.' Very often he acts by human agency, and many a suspect is shot in consequence. The body is sewed up in matting and banana leaves. The burial is usually on the day following the death. All relatives or other.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4707; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3656, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e deceased within a reasonable distance attend. There is a great wailing kept up by the women within the enclosure where the body lies. The men simply look in for a minute or two to cry, and then retire. Two male relatives dig the grave. The body is lowered, and a great quantity of banana leaves is laid over it before the earth is filled in. The disembodied spirit is supposed to haunt the scenes of its former life. Cocoa-nuts, bananas, pudding, and other kinds of food are often hung on a tree or stick beside the grave, for the refreshment of the wandering spirit. Sometimes, in the still night a brother shouts out the name of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4708; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3657, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". Two male relatives dig the grave. The body is lowered, and a great quantity of banana leaves is laid over it before the earth is filled in. The disembodied spirit is supposed to haunt the scenes of its former life. Cocoa-nuts, bananas, pudding, and other kinds of food are often hung on a tree or stick beside the grave, for the refreshment of the wandering spirit. Sometimes, in the still night a brother shouts out the name of the departed, and tells him, with all the strength of his lung3, \" Cocoanuts and bananas are here ; come and take them.\" m Our indigenes, in the western part of the colony of Victoria,. Soirits *^^^^ ^^^^.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4709; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3658, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rave, for the refreshment of the wandering spirit. Sometimes, in the still night a brother shouts out the name of the departed, and tells him, with all the strength of his lung3, \" Cocoanuts and bananas are here ; come and take them.\" m Our indigenes, in the western part of the colony of Victoria,. Soirits *^^^^ ^^^^ children under five years of age have no spirits, but' ^ * every person over that age has not only a soul or spirit of natural life, but also another spirit which takes a visible but undefined form after death ; it frequents the dead man's grave for a time, but disappears when any one comes near. Por it a fire is kept.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4710; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3659, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "no spirits, but' ^ * every person over that age has not only a soul or spirit of natural life, but also another spirit which takes a visible but undefined form after death ; it frequents the dead man's grave for a time, but disappears when any one comes near. Por it a fire is kept burning all night near the spot^ Elsewhere, in Victoria, it is said that the spirit, after hovering for a time near the grave, finally goes off towards the setting sun ; and for its con- venience, or rather guidance, where a long grave is used, the head is laid towards the east and the feet to the west ; elsewhere it is the reverse. This spirit is the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4711; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3660, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ich make it twice or three timea the length of the body within. The grave is dnly a deep hole, and the corpse is placed therein upright. No earth ig allowed to touch the head, which is protected by timber above it. A mound is raised over the grave. In letting down the body, those near say * whirr.' They make little fires about the grave \" to drive away evil spirits from the living,\" as some say ; but others say the fires are for the benefit of the dead. In Victoria, also, no one cared to touch a dead body with his hand ; that brings defilement; and, in burying, the utmost care was used .to cover every part of the body and save it.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4712; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3661, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the abode of the dead is there. In some parts of Australia, the blacks will not go near a recent grave for a month or so after the interment ; but on the Murray River, near Went- worth,.one or two friends visit the grave every morning for about a month to keep the fires burning and the ground around the grave carefully swept. If there are no foot-prints of spirits to be seen on the cleared ground, thej conclude that the spirit of the dead man does not wander at night, and is therefore happy and does not require the fire or any further attention. 88 THE ABOEIGINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. I have already said that, in Queensland, a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4713; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3662, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "black feathers. His eyelids were painted red, and a red stripe from the nose upwards, divided his forehead in two parts. Another red stripe passed round his head. The face was painted white, and on each side of the mouth were two round red spots. From each shoulder, down to his hands, was a white stripe, and one hand was painted quite white.\" \"They fear the spirits of the recently departed ; and, besides placing fur- niture, dress, and food at their graves, they return from time to time, with other supplies of food. When men and women are slain over a grave, they even believe that their spirits join that of him in whose honour.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4714; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3663, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d red spots. From each shoulder, down to his hands, was a white stripe, and one hand was painted quite white.\" \"They fear the spirits of the recently departed ; and, besides placing fur- niture, dress, and food at their graves, they return from time to time, with other supplies of food. When men and women are slain over a grave, they even believe that their spirits join that of him in whose honour they have been killed. During the season of mourning, the deceased is remembered and feared, but when once his memory grows dim, they cease to believe in the prolonged existence of the departed spirit. Ask a negro where the spirit of his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4715; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3664, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "turn from time to time, with other supplies of food. When men and women are slain over a grave, they even believe that their spirits join that of him in whose honour they have been killed. During the season of mourning, the deceased is remembered and feared, but when once his memory grows dim, they cease to believe in the prolonged existence of the departed spirit. Ask a negro where the spirit of his grandfather or great grandfather whom he did not know is, and he will reply confidently that it is * done, gone out, no more ;' or that he does not know where it has gone. The fear of spirits of the departed seems an instinctive.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4716; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3665, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s 73 Cooking 55 Corrobboree, the (See Earabari) • - 21 Cromlechs - • - -. 68 D Daily Ufe 58 Death, at 79 „ causes of 78, 85 Decamp 84 Descent, law of 32 Diseases 62 Dogs 65 Dwellings 48 E Education 4 Exogamy 80 F Fire-making 57 Food 49 „ restriction of 53 See also Messengers 42 Freemasonry • 24 Funeral, the 84 „ analogies 86 a Gesture language 24, 67 Ghost (spirit), the 83 Government, tribal 88 Grave, the 81 H Hooks 78 Hunting 54 I Implements 76 Industrial 69 Inheritance 35 K Karabari, the 21, 64, 65 Kindness 6 Knives (See Adze) 77 L Life, daily 58 102 THE ABORIGINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Manly aniusemcnts 06 Marriage 27 „ ceremony.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4717; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3666, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "also do the Hottentots. An explanation of this may be got in a belief, shared by many ancient nations, but most developed among tho Hindus, that, when the \"^ross body\" is laid in the^ave or burned, the soul still lives in a material form, but that at first tbis is only a \" subtile body,\" not a real one, and therefore restless and miserable—a foul, wandering ghost, '* unhouseled, disappointed, unaneled,'* — so miserable as to have delight in doing mii^erable acts, and taking revenge on all living creatures. Hence, also, among various nations of old, savage and civilised, funeral rites were renewed at various intervals ; for it was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4718; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3667, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "or that a leopard has been seen prowling about and that they are afraid. They believe in the transmigration of souls ; some think that after death they become white men ; the soul transmigrates into the bodies of birds and animals, others say. Criminals, however, are debarred from taking a second lease of life, even in the humblest form ; they fly about as ghosts and torment mankind by their hideous appearance. Most of tbe negroes exercise baptismal rites, and the practice of circumcision seems to be universal in Africa, except at Accra. The initiatory ceremonies in Northern Guinea are of a higher order. The novice is shut up in a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4719; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "ghosts in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3668, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ese are to be found in African regions. Du Chaillu says : — ^** My servant, Ishungui, died. The relatives of the deceased slept one night in his house, as a mark of respect, and then all that remained was to discover the person who had bewitched the dead man. \"When all was ready for the trial, I went down to look at the doctor, who looked literally like the devil. I never saw a more ghastly object. He had on a high head-dress of black feathers. His eyelids were painted red, and a red stripe from the nose upwards, divided his forehead in two parts. Another red stripe passed round his head. The face was painted white, and on each.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4720; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3669, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "risoner had gone. She hastily repaired her damaged canoe, and crossed, but only to find the young man surrounded by his friends, ready to defend him with their spears. She boldly advanced, heeding not the spears thrown at her, although they were sticking in her boay everywhere. She had seized the young iban, and was making off with him again, when the great wizard of the tribe opportunely arrived ; and, giving magical power- toi the blow, thrust her through and through with his spear. Thus the young- man was safe. Qwestion : Who was this old woman ? Do you give it up ? 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Thus the young- man was safe. Qwestion : Who was this old woman ? Do you give it up ? Well, then, it was a porcupine.*^ Now, although there is not much ingenuity in this riddle, yet it reveals two things — the existence of cannibalism, and the belief that a wizard's magic can overpower all natural strength and every opposing influence. If the black man sleeps soundly, the evil spirits do not visit him during the night ; but sometimes, especially when, as I suppose, there has been too much kangaroo or wallaby at the evening meal, a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4722; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3671, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "at his spirit went from him on some errand or other, but he also know^ that it has letumed, and so he does not trouble himself much about that. Even when he is- dying and his spirit has gone, if a friendly wizard is near- and observes the accident in time, the spirit may be pursued and over- taken, and brought back, and the sick man lives again. But an evil wizard, even when the man is well, may come during the night, and }sy his arts take out his kidney fat. Then the man is sure to die aeon. These are the only experiences which an Australian may have during the night, unless he chances to awake for a time ; then he may hear the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4723; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3672, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a small hole, and, leaving there what nature casts off, they cover it up again. Even water is strewn over with rushes, lest any one treading on it should be defiled. All this seems to arise from cleanliness ; but there is a deeper reason for it ; a black man believes that any portion of himself, as his hair, or of the food he has left, if found by a hostile wizard, may be used against him, and made up into a charm to do him harm. Hence his care to destroy all that, or cover it from view. After breakfast the men of the camp set out on the hunt, and are probably away all day ; if there is already enough of provisions at home, they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4724; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3673, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "on which they may have possessed. So, when an Australian is sick, if the sickness is seen to come from some intelligible cause, such as a cold or a surfeit in eating, the usual native remedies are applied, and the matter ends there ; but if the illness comes from fierce pains in the body, or general debility, or from a swelling of any kind, then some wicked wizard at a distance has been turning the point of a magic bone at him, with incantations, to do him harm, or has been burning a portion of his hair against him, or some other refuse, that he has incau- tiously left exposed ; or an evil spirit, roving about the camp at night,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4725; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3674, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t compare with this similar practices and desires in aU ages and countries. DEATH AND BUEIAL, 83 Wlierever a tribe inters the dead, after the grave is neatly dug, the body is slung on a long pole borne on the shoulders of two relatives, and is carried thus to the place of interment, followed by a company of friends ; but, before it is placed in the grave, a wizard, standing by, questions the deceased and asks, him what enemy it was that bewitched him and so caused his death, and so on, to which questions answers are given by an old black on the other side ; sometimes these questions are asked while the body is on its way to the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4726; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3675, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pirits, or of some wicked ' karaji' or wizard, who, at his own will, or hired thereto by others, has, by magic arts, put something into the sick man's body sufi&cient to make him pine away and die. In tbe firm and universal belief of our natives, a man among them dies, not because the vital machinery has got clogged or is worn out, but because he has been bewitched by an enemy. Those who have read Lenormant on Magic in Chaldsea know that this is a ver}r old belief, and that it produced there an elaborate ritual as against evil spirits, and for protection from them. In our country the terror of it so overpowers the mind, that when.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4727; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3676, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a. These same Nicobarese use the toes 'for picking up anything, just as our blacks do. But more striking analogies than these are to be found in African regions. Du Chaillu says : — ^** My servant, Ishungui, died. The relatives of the deceased slept one night in his house, as a mark of respect, and then all that remained was to discover the person who had bewitched the dead man. \"When all was ready for the trial, I went down to look at the doctor, who looked literally like the devil. I never saw a more ghastly object. He had on a high head-dress of black feathers. 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Her hearth is wide to every gust That gars the dead ash spin— And tide by tide and ’twixt the tides Her sons go out and in. [Out in great mirth that do desire Hazard of trackless ways, In wi’ great peace to wait their watch And warm before the blaze.] And some return in broken sleep And some in waking dream, For she hears the heels o’ the dripping ghosts That ride the long roof-beam. Home—they come home from all the seas— The living and the dead— The good Wife’s sons come home again For her blessing on their head. Rudyard Kipling. _Steve Brown’s Bunyip._ STEVE BROWN’S BUNYIP. The general opinion of those who felt called.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1703; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "ghost in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1526, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "here were no ‘intermediates,’ no subdivisions. A very good table was kept, and the ‘dog-basket’ and ‘menavelings’ from it alone would have supplied the fo’c’stle twice over. But for these leavings a host of ill-fed, brass-bound apprentices, boys, and petty officers were ever on the watch—the former knowing as crows, sharp as kites. Foremast Jack had not the ghost of a chance with them. Ever since she slipped along the ways the _Sardanapalus_ had borne the reputation of being a ‘hungry ship.’ More than half-a-dozen times had she hauled into dock with a collar of clean picked beef bones around her figure-head. It was currently.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1704; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "ghost in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1527, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "stood stock still, fascinated by the spectacle. The female ones shrieked, and a couple fainted. But louder and higher than any of them shrieked the widow, who had got both arms around the skipper’s neck, to which she hung, half choking him, whilst her feet rattled frantically on the deck. ‘Let go, ma’am!’ he gurgled. ‘Damn it, let go, can’t you?’ ‘It’s his ghost!’ she screamed, taking another horrified glance at the bobbing, grimacing thing as it travelled slowly across the broad wake. ‘What have I done, James, that you should appear like this?’ she moaned. ‘I’m sure I thought you’d be comfortable down there!’ And here she began.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1705; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "ghost in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1528, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the tomb! Why ’tis, in some sort, the story of our corporal life and death! ‘“Over the Mountains of the Moon, Down the Vale of Shadow, Ride, boldly ride,” the shade replied, “For there lies El Dorado.” Behold, my friend, the Valley of the Shadow that has passed, wherein many a bold soul has gone down to Hades, “unhouselled, disappointed, unaneled.” Do their ghosts wander yet, I ask?’ ‘O, bother!’ I mutter sleepily. ‘I’m tired. Let’s turn in.’ Fortunately such outbursts were rare. But when the fit came on, I knew too well the uselessness of attempting to stop it. Awakened towards the small hours by the roarings of Eclipse,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1706; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "ghost in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1529, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Rainbow weren’t the chaps to leave much behind ’em. Leastways’—he quickly added, seeing his mistake, ‘so I’ve heerd say.’ Treloar gave me a look which meant ‘How now?’ but neither of us took further notice. ‘I’ve heard tell, too,’ he continued, ‘as that claim’s häänted.’ ‘Oh!’ said Treloar airily, and as if in constant association with them, ‘we don’t mind ghosts. It’s the living, not the dead, that force us betimes to keep a sharp look-out.’ ‘Well, mates,’ retorted Brummy, rather sulkily, ‘I ain’t quite cunnin’ enuff yet to chew tacks, but I ain’t not altogether a born hidjiot; an’ if anybody was to offer me a thousand poun’ to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1707; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "ghosts in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1530, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "n the morning. ‘There goes your aged friend,’ said a voice at my shoulder, which made me start with the unexpectedness of it. ‘Too hot and close to sleep,’ explained Treloar. ‘Come out for a breath of air.’ ‘Let’s shepherd the old chap, and see what his little game is. Bring the lantern. Needn’t show a light. We know the way well enough. I expect he’s after ghosts.’ As, breathless, we arrived at our windlass, Treloar gave a grunt of disappointment on seeing that everything was exactly as we had left it—rope coiled neatly round the barrel, green-hide bucket hanging over the mouth. ‘It must have been a Jack-o’-lantern,’ said he; ‘or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1708; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "ghosts in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1531, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "th the death-film. And he lay there and watched me, staring fixedly. It was a bright sunshiny day, the birds were singing cheerily about us, and the wash of the sea was very faint. From the expression on his face I thought he was listening to it. Presently Treloar returned from the camp with some brandy, and poured a spoonful between the clenched teeth. The spirit revived him a little, and he spoke. He said,— ‘Curse you!’ More brandy, and he spoke again. ‘Is he there yet?’ ‘He’s there yet,’ answered Treloar. ‘How long ago was it?’ ‘Ten year.’ ‘What did you kill him for?’ More brandy; and then, as his eyes brightened, he laughed,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1709; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1532, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Aberdeen, and habitually comes ashore in latitude 0 with a Glengarry cap on, no umbrella, and naked feet, is not a being to stand argument. One night the moon rose full, and right aft. She rose, too, with a big black spot in her disc that had no right to be there. There was too much _samshoo_ aboard for a very sharp look-out to be kept for’ard. That native spirit gets into men’s eyes and weakens them. But aft the skipper caught sight of the object. ‘It’ll be a junk, I’m thinkin’!’ he said presently, after working away for a while with his glass; ‘an a muckle ane at that. She’s fetchin’ a breezie wi’ her, whilk’s a comfort.’ Some.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1710; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1533, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "oed the ever-impending crash as the wind gradually freshened. It was a trying experience, even for the best prepared amongst us, this comparatively sudden transit from the tropics to twenty degrees below freezing point; and I firmly believe that, but for the unlimited supply of hot cocoa available day and night, at all hours, some of us would have given in. Spirits could be had for the asking, but no one seemed to care about them, even those known to be inveterate topers declining rum with something akin to disgust; perhaps the reason was that it became quite thick, and, when taken into the mouth, burned and excoriated both tongue.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1711; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1534, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "by sheets of galvanised iron, supported on trestles, waits, manuscript in hand, still in a rather unsettled state of mind, the Reverend Spicer. The place is dimly lit by flaring candles and slush lamps, and is crowded by an assembly of as mixed nationalities, customs and creeds, as could be found out of, say, Alexandria or Singapore. A strong smell of stale spirits and tobacco smoke pervades everything. All the men, as our curate sees, are armed with a sheath-knife and revolver; and, as he looks, he trembles and handles the address as gingerly as if it were a parcel of dynamite, and liable to explode at any moment, for it is not.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1712; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1535, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ackfeller shearer. I had a pitch with him the night afore an’ he reckons as how he’d just cut out ov a big shed on the Marthaguy. So I sez to myself, “You’re good enough, ole chap, fer a fiver, ennyhow.”’ ‘What’s that got to do with it?’ asked his wife softly, regarding the crushed doorway with affrighted face. ‘Don’t yer see? The bunyip’s the blackfeller’s Devil. Ole Billy Barlow tell’d me oncest as he seen the head ov one rise up out of a lagoon. I’ll have to fossick up them mokes, Mariar, an’ take ’em to that darkey straight away, afore wuss ’appens. S-sh, sh-sh! Wot’s that?’ It was Greg, who wanted his supper badly, and was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1713; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1536, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the boys, had rushed on deck. ‘Come here, four hands, and clear away the life-boat.’ ‘Don’t be a fool, Mr Sparkes!’ shouted the skipper, still struggling with the widow, who had got one hand in his long beard and was pulling it out by the roots. ‘Never mind the boat!’ he panted, for the real state of the case had broken upon him. ‘But come and take this she-devil away! Let _It_ go to blazes as fast as it likes! It’s got a fair wind, seemingly, and that’s more’n we have!’ * * * * * Anchor watch off Geelong, Victoria. Apparently the whole thing had quietly blown over. When the mate, with a terribly long face, had reported to the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1714; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1537, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "replied M‘Cracken, ‘airmed maistley wi’ spears, an’ skeens, sic, as I’ve been tauld, bein’ their usual weepons.’ The other chuckled hoarsely as he said, ‘If she’s a pireet, she’ll hae at the vera leest a guid twa ’unnered aboord, a’ airmed wi’ muskets an’ swords, forbye things they ca’ gingals, takin’ a sax-ounce ball, to say nothin’ o’ stinkpots an’ ither deviltries. Mon, I’ve seen ’em wi’ guns they cannonies there wadna mak’ rammars for. But if that chap has ony, I doubt we sud ha’ heard frae him ere the noo. ‘I was ance,’ continued he, ‘lyin’ in Hongkong Harbour, when they cut oot the _Cashmere_, a bouncin’ ocean steamer, in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1715; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1538, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lin’ o’ oor money! An’ a’ for a wheen dukes an’ a crackit heid! Na, na! Tell the skirlin’ fule I’ll gie him fifty dollars, and that’s mair than a’ his gear’s worth. I’ll gang to preesin suner than pay as muckle siller as he’s askin’!’ Outside the ‘Children of far Cathay’ could be heard yelling louder than ever for the heart, liver, and entrails of the white devil. The Consul’s face grew graver as he listened to the wounded sailor, just below the open window haranguing the crowd. ‘What’s a’ that claver aboot?’ asked the skipper. ‘They are demanding,’ replied the Consul, ‘that these gentlemen’—indicating the mandarins—‘should have.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1716; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1539, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", besides being chief constable of his fellows, he had been a favourite at headquarters, had borne royalty itself, and was even named after Governor Gregory. Therefore, hungry as he was, Greg hesitated about demolishing a house for the sake of a pumpkin; but Steve, now on his knees in the middle of the floor, with that curling, snakelike thing twisting and twitching before his eyes, knew less than nothing of all this. Had he been able, he would doubtless have prayed in an orthodox manner to be delivered out of the clutches of the Evil One. Being unable to pray, he did the best he could, which was indifferent. ‘Oh good Mister.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1717; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "witch in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1540, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e of it, I seen—I seen—’ but here he paused dead for want of a vocabulary. ‘Well, thick-head, an’ wot was it ye seed—yer own hugly shadder, I s’pose?’ said Mrs Brown, as she caught up and slapped the baby playing with a pumpkin on the floor. ‘Look better on yer, it would, to wind me up a turn o’ water, an’ it washin’ day to-morrer, ’stead o’ comin’ pitchin’ fairy stories.’ ‘It warn’t,’ replied Steve, taking no notice of the latter part of her speech. ‘But it was as big—ay, an’ a lot bigger’n this hut. All black, an’ no hair it was; an’ ’t’ad two white tushes’s, long as my leg, only crookt, an’ a snout like a big snake, an’ it were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1718; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "fairy in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1541, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "heard before. But he persevered; and, bringing a couple of men from the township fifty miles away, set them to work. Dead Finish was situated at the extreme head of one of those short Australian coastal rivers whose existence begins in boggy swamps and ends in a big sand-bar. The country was mountainous and scrubby, abounding in ‘falls,’ springs, morasses, giant timber, dingoes, ticks, leeches, and creeks. The wonder was, not that anybody should ever have settled on it, but that, once there, they should ever manage to get out of it, as they did once in six months. But for these few families on Dead Finish Creek, the district was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1719; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "giant in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1542, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "elt. It was the first time she had ever used that name when addressing him, and her voice sounded so inexpressibly sweet that, without even glancing at Bridget, he turned and took the girl in his arms and kissed her, a caress which she, thinking her end at hand, and loving him, returned. Smash! and they are amongst the stout upper branches of what must be a giant tree. But, in place of pushing off, Fortescue hugs and pulls, and calls upon the women to help him, which they do until the raft is moored, so to speak, hard and fast between forks and branches, the only ones visible now over all that brown, bare waste of water with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1720; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "giant in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1543, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "water and tightened the lashings of the raft as well as he was able. It was a long, dreary night, especially after the moon went down. Fortunately it was warm and fine. Indeed, throughout that trying time of flood, curiously enough, not a single point of rain fell in that region. They talked of many things, these two, nestling snugly in a great fork of the giant apple-tree, but their chief subject was the old, old story; whilst Bridget, just below them, alternately invoked heavenly succour and lamented earthly losses. ‘Twinty wan poun’ notes undther me head in the bolsther, an’ me too hurried an’ flurried to remimber ’em! Sure,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1721; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "giant in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1544, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "standing over the cuddy companion with a handspike joined his fellows. Fortunately—for themselves—no one had shown up. The boat pushed off, Bill sculling. The _Sardanapalus_ was crewless. Half-an-hour afterwards, the great Australian Bush took to itself sixteen hairy-breasted able seamen and this story. ‘MO-POKE!’ ‘Yes, I’m from out back,’ said a dark, wiry little man, as he dismounted from his horse at a Queensland frontier-township hotel, in answer to a question from one of a knot of bushmen and drovers assembled in the verandah. ‘Out back beyond the Warburton, an’ a nice warm time I’ve had of it, too!’ ‘My eye!’ exclaimed the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1722; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "little man in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1847, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "was the water-hole in the gorge with the two rock-like pillars rising out of the water.\" Again there was silence for a while. Then Davis said musingly-- \"It's impossible to pronounce any opinion at present; the coincidence of Milford's report is certainly startling. But why should this sign have been vouchsafed to you? Apparently this being you saw was the ghost of some old Dutch sailor wrecked or marooned here in the days of the early discovery of Australia. Had you any ancestors among those gentry? \"Not that I am aware of,\" returned Maxwell, \"but if we find the place we shall certainly make some interesting discovery, apart from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2033; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1893, "title": "ghost in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1848, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s night. Get up--I've got work for you!\" He made a stride as though to second his injunction, and Sandy with a quaking heart slipped out on to the earthen floor. \"Now, look here. To-morrow morning, sharp, you get a horse up and ride to Murderer's Camp--you know it--where all the niggers were shot, as you've heard tell of. I did most of that, and their black ghosts worried me till, at last, I up and hung myself. You go and watch on that camp all to-morrow until daylight next morning, and say a bit of a prayer for me, and mayhap I'll get some rest. If not--if you don't obey me--I'll haunt you, and hunt you, until you follow my.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2034; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1893, "title": "ghosts in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1849, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ould not for the life of him remember having seen it there before. There was certainly low tide in the whisky bottle, but he could not determine whether the bread and beef were in the same condition as before the stranger's visit. His spirits fell, however, when he found the unmistakably fresh tracks of a horse outside the verandah. But if his visitor was a ghost, how did he come to ride a horse that made tracks? There could be no error, as he had swept all around the hut since the two men met. This thought struck Sandy very hard, and he sat down to work it out. As a Highlander, Sandy was rather superstitious, but he had plenty of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2035; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1893, "title": "ghost in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1850, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "through the ill-fitting slabs. A strong smell of fried steak proved that somebody had usurped his position. A party of five men were seated at the table, eating and drinking from the iron plates and tin pannikins he had so often cleaned. Listening, he heard their talk was of him. Redbeard was at the head of the table, and with much humour was describing his ghostly experience with Sandy the night before. \"I give you my word, boys, he's out at Murderer's Camp now, shaking in his shoes and praying that all hands and the cook up above will take pity on the soul of yours truly\" \"How did you fix him?\" said one. \"With a painted mark.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2036; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1893, "title": "devil in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1851, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "uld be proved, and the red-bearded man had disappeared. Years passed, and Macpherson had thriven. He was at Wagga once when a murder case was being tried, and made his way into the court just before the judge pronounced sentence. During the silence which followed the awful words Sandy, who was close up to the dock, turned to look at the prisoner. It was the ghost of the old hut! The hardened criminal recognised him too, and, with a grim and significant wink, put his hand to his neck, where the painted scar had been. THE PARSON'S BLACKBOY THE Rev. Joseph Simmondsen had been appointed by his bishop to a cure of souls in the Far.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2037; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1893, "title": "ghost in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1852, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the remainder has, fortunately, an axe in his hand, and before the madman can stab again he is cut down. He rises once more with the blood streaming down his face and rushes out on the boat-jetty, leaving a ruby track on the rough stones. With one last wild stab at the phantom fleeing before him, he plunges into the sea, and Syed has gone to reckon with the ghost of the murdered Abdrahim. The E. and A. steamer going south that morning has an additional steerage passenger in the person of Hi Long, who finds he has urgent business which compels him to leave Thursday Island immediately. * * * * * Through the still waters, guarded by.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2038; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1893, "title": "ghost in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1853, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ". We'll turn our horses out behind that patch of scrub, and be up there at crow-chirp and catch my gentleman in his blankets as soon as the others go down to the yard. There's an old hut alongside the kitchen we can plant in.\" \"I'll slip in and get you a bit of grub, our supper is still on the table,\" said the hospitable Mr. Bunthorp, and like a substantial phantom he disappeared in the darkness, and presently returned with some provender and a drop of the incomparable whisky, which he had smuggled out without wakening Deane, the only other occupant of the house. 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At times he sinks beneath the mockery of shade thrown by one of the scrub-trees, then, after a brief rest, renews his toilsome way. Presently a break is visible ahead, and with restored hope the exhausted man pushes on, and ere long, with a hoarse, inarticulate cry of joy, emerges from the scrub on to the bank of a river. A river such as had haunted his dreams--clear, bright, sparkling, splashing in tiny rivulets amongst granite boulders, and rippling from one wide pool to another. 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The touch of the cool water was too much; with a feverish grasp the half-dead man seized the bag and drank greedily. Then, with a wild laugh, he fell back insensible. \"Is it too late, I wonder?\" thought Manning, looking at him. It was not too late for his life; but his reason never quite recovered. Ever since he has been haunted by the nightmare of that dreadful tramp through the waterless desert, with the avenger ever dogging his footsteps. THE RUMFORD PLAINS TRAGEDY I. Statement Made By Gilbert Vaughan, Manager of the L.S.D. Bank, Wattleville. 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All the other stories were included in \"Tales of the Austral Tropics\", see CONTENTS above. CONTENTS: 'The Last of Six', Tales of the Austral Tropics PREFACE *The Last of Six A CUP OF COLD WATER A HAUNT OF THE JINKARRAS THE RUMFORD PLAINS TRAGEDY SPIRIT-LED TRANTER'S SHOT *The Spell of the Mas-Hantoo *The Track of the Dead THE MYSTERY OF BAINES' DOG *Pompey *Malchook's Doom: A Nicholson River Story *The Cook and the Cattle-Stealer (The Hut-keeper and the Cattle-stealer) THE PARSON'S BLACKBOY A LUCKY MEETING THE STORY OF.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2044; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1893, "title": "spirit in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1858, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ork and rolled away the boulder she had been leaning against, then he threw out some of the smaller stones, and, putting down his hand, drew forth by one leg the ghastly object of their search--the corpse of a fine fat dog, evidently the late property of the lamenting lubra. Tranter was even with the super., who never got over the chaff, but returned south. SPIRIT-LED I IT was the hottest day the Gulf[*] had seen for years. Burning, scorching and blistering heat, beating down directly from the vertical sun, in the open; radiating from the iron roof which provided what was mistakenly called shade. In the whole township there was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2045; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1893, "title": "spirit in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1859, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "leaves of the purple water-lily. In the distance the cheery sound of horse-bells can be heard, and round the fire the travellers are grouped listening to Maxwell, who is telling the tale he has never yet told: \"When I fell down on watch that night and became to all appearance a corpse, I never, for one instant, lost either consciousness or memory. My soul, spirit, or whatever you like to call it, parted company with my body, but I retained all former powers of observation. I gazed at myself lying there motionless, waited until my fellow-watcher came around and awakened the sleeping camp with the tidings of my death; then, without.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2046; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1893, "title": "spirit in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1860, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "up and looked about him. The rope and noose resolved itself into an ordinary halter thrown over the tie-beam, though Sandy could not for the life of him remember having seen it there before. There was certainly low tide in the whisky bottle, but he could not determine whether the bread and beef were in the same condition as before the stranger's visit. His spirits fell, however, when he found the unmistakably fresh tracks of a horse outside the verandah. But if his visitor was a ghost, how did he come to ride a horse that made tracks? There could be no error, as he had swept all around the hut since the two men met. This thought.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2047; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1893, "title": "spirits in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1861, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "I shall expire,\" repeated his uncle. \"No, I'm not wandering. I'm in solemn earnest. Do you think you could get me a drop of that old whisky; I feel faint?\" Newton, with astonishment all over his face, left the room, and Bunthorp went off into a series of chuckles; evidently he had got hold of a brilliant idea. His nephew returned, and Bunthorp swallowed the spirits. \"What's become of that fellow?\" he asked. \"Deane has locked him up somewhere.\" \"Right! Now, Jim, I'll explain myself. So far as dying is concerned, it would take more than a knock like that to kill me; but that scamp is young Barlow, who, of course, you've heard of..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2048; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1893, "title": "spirits in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1862, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "here is something to be done, and he takes a loose bit of stone, and drags himself alongside a flat rock which is covered with rude markings, the work of the aborigines: imitations of the tracks of kangaroos and emus, the trails of serpents and lizards, and, keeping guard over all, a gigantic human track with six toes, the mystic footprint of the aboriginal devil. Amongst these savage emblems the dying man scrawls his name and the date; that done, he feels that his earthly cares are over. He thrusts his hand inside his shirt as though to grasp some object there with loving care, and with a sigh of relief his head falls back and he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2049; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1893, "title": "devil in Tales of the Austral Tropics", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1863, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lower until they are swallowed up in the black shadow of the gloomy scrub. The distant whoop of an owl, or the melancholy wail of some other night-bird alone breaks the oppressive stillness, but the sleeper heeds them not. Nature has been kind to him at last and brought him painless slumber. In pleasant dreams his mind wanders far away from the foot of the giant rock where his body rests. The grey dawn finds him still alive, but the bitterness of death has passed, he neither cares nor thinks of rescue or relief; the encircling desert has lost its terrors, he is half-way to another world. 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Freshest of vegetables, of butter, of eggs, and best of cooking, what could a man with a salt-junksaturated liver want more? As cheery as her well-kept table was the appearance of the hostess herself, a plump little woman, who perennially had a smile upon her pretty face, and a kindly greeting for everybody. She was devoted to her quiet, easy-going husband, who warmly reciprocated the feeling. 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When he could not have discerned a wild-cat's eye at ten paces, he crept to the mine and went down the ladder. He took a candle from the packet he had brought with him, and lit it. No glimmer of light could be seen from the upper regions, and no wayfarer would seek this lonely spot at night. He thought he would be safe here, but ghosts would come trooping down the ladder, in spite of all he could do. 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I'm sure you've been kind to her.\" \"Kind! I've been a mother to that girl.\" \"Where is my father?\" said Mary, looking wildly around. \"Poor girl!\" said Mrs. Blenners; \"she hasn't heard from her father for months, and she thinks he's dead.\" \"He is dead,\" Bill whispered to Mrs. Blenners. \"Then she might have seen his ghost.\" Mary now sat up, and pointed to the letter which was still in her hand. \"Where did you get that?\" she said to Bill, \"and that?\" pointing to the photograph. Bill told as much as he thought necessary, while the girl rose to her feet. 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Soon a rosy red, deepening every moment, shot higher and higher, then suddenly began to pale and shrink, until the sun had drawn every bit of colour after him and said \"good night.\" It was a quiet, peaceful spot. Hills all around--east, west, north, and south. A mountain, in a sheet of ghostly white, stood afar off. A valley filled the foreground with grey mist, creeping down. A burnt-sienna track wound about \"One Tree\" hill like a snake, and led to Borombyee homestead, which could be seen on the banks of a little creek. 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He thought all the billows were going over him. McLean retired to a corner of the verandah, and spun his own troubles out of himself, and wound them about him in solitary companion-lessness. Maggie put her arm into Alec's, and drew him to the end of the verandah, and pointed to the Pleiades, which were shining with their ghost-like light. \"Father was reading to us yesterday in the Bible where Job said, 'Canst thou bind the sweet influences of Pleiades?' and I asked Elsie to show them to me last night. Are they seven sisters, do you think? Elsie says they are. I wonder whether they are happy. 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Then there was a general exodus, and a fearful looking forward to punishment from the schoolmaster in the morning. The taskmaster was waiting for them. Pharaoh and all his host seemed to be in pursuit. Bill Marlock heaved a sigh when he stood alone outside the cemetery gate. The old man was buried, but his spirit seemed to haunt him. He felt as if it were floating by his side, and pushing him in the direction of the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill stood in the middle of the road uncertain where to go. He took from his pocket the photograph of the girl with the pathetic eyes. Then he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1685; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1508, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ore, dumb as usual, but he gripped Bond with two hands, and held him as in a vice. This was his warm welcome, for Bond was a great favourite, and the eldest son of an old friend. Aggie, out of pure mischief, placed a knife and fork for him on the other side of Elsie, and he sat down. She shook hands, and entered into an animated conversation at once. Alec's spirits fell to zero as Elsie's rose. Her face flushed, and she seemed brimming over with pleasure. \"Confound Bond!\" thought Alec; \"what business has he to come here interfering with me? I'll give him a piece of my mind on the first opportunity.\" Maggie came to the rescue, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1686; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1509, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ke to his son next morning, and told him what he wished him to do in Melbourne. Alec jumped at the idea. It just suited him exactly. He only wanted a decent excuse to go away for a time. Besides, the visit to Melbourne would make Elsie believe that this was the cause of his hurried departure from Borombyee. This unexpected turn of affairs put Alec in better spirits. The wheel of fortune favoured him. He was more like himself to-day. In a day or two he would turn his back on the country, which reminded him of Elsie, and lead a new life, not thinking of her any more. CHAPTER IV When Elsie came to breakfast on the morning that Alec.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1687; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1510, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "fifty pounds.\" I paid no heed to him, but said, \"That is one of the notes stolen from the bank.\" \"Me mother's first cousin's sister's son,\" said Pat, stammering wildly, \"giv' me that for change av a sovereign this marnin'!\" \"You'll get your change in your sovereign's gaol for three years, note that!\" I said. I can't help making a pun or two when I'm in high spirits, even if they are bad ones. I was elated with my success, and no mistake. This is the only excuse I have. I may as well say here that the woman was found guilty of receiving some of the stolen notes. The man I arrested in the hotel was found guilty of robbing the bank..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1688; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1511, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 54415 *** Note: Images of the original pages are available through Internet Archive. See https://archive.org/details/nuggetsindevilsp00robe NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES * * * * * * _Crown 8vo. cloth. 6s._ THE KIDNAPPED SQUATTER And Other Australian Tales BY ANDREW ROBERTSON LONDON AND NEW YORK LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO. * * * * * * NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES by ANDREW ROBERTSON Author of \"The Kidnapped Squatter,\" etc. London", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1689; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1512, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "mages of the original pages are available through Internet Archive. See https://archive.org/details/nuggetsindevilsp00robe NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES * * * * * * _Crown 8vo. cloth. 6s._ THE KIDNAPPED SQUATTER And Other Australian Tales BY ANDREW ROBERTSON LONDON AND NEW YORK LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO. * * * * * * NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES by ANDREW ROBERTSON Author of \"The Kidnapped Squatter,\" etc. London Longmans, Green, and Co. And New York: 15 East 16th Street Melbourne Melville, Mullen, and Slade 1894 (All rights reserved) Printed by Hazell, Watson, and Viney,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1690; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1513, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "* * * * * * NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES by ANDREW ROBERTSON Author of \"The Kidnapped Squatter,\" etc. London Longmans, Green, and Co. And New York: 15 East 16th Street Melbourne Melville, Mullen, and Slade 1894 (All rights reserved) Printed by Hazell, Watson, and Viney, Ld., London and Aylesbury. CONTENTS. PAGE NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL 1 LANKY TIM 59 LOST IN THE BUSH 103 THUNDER-AND-LIGHTNING 159 NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL CHAPTER I Bill Marlock had been shearing all the morning, with long slashing cuts before which the fleece fell, fold upon fold. He was the \"ringer\" of the shed,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1691; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1514, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "eth, for fear of the giant with the shock of red hair. CHAPTER II Whether the dream or the hand of fate gave him his course I know not, but Bill rode a straight line, up hill and down dale. When he came to a fence or a log he made his horse jump it. There was no going round or turning back, till he found himself descending a steep, rugged spot, known as the Devil's Punch Bowl. \"This is the place I saw in my dream,\" he said aloud; \"but where is the dead man?\" A little stream wound in and out among the rocks. The hum of bees and the smell of honey filled the air. Wattles waved their yellow tassels, and reflected splashes of gold on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1692; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1515, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "use was built on its rim for Bill and Mary. Men were employed to work the mine. Machinery was erected, and the stampers were soon playing merrily to the tune of five hundred ounces of gold a week. Many years have passed away, but the mine is still worked with fair results. Bill and Mary have every reason to rejoice at the good fortune brewed for them in the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill has not forgotten his old friends of Yantala woolshed; for Norman Campbell, Jack Jewell, Tom Wren, Peter Amos, Sandy McKerrow, the stalwart giant with the shock of red hair, and others, are in positions of trust at the mine, and swear by him. Their.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1693; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1516, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s buried, but his spirit seemed to haunt him. He felt as if it were floating by his side, and pushing him in the direction of the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill stood in the middle of the road uncertain where to go. He took from his pocket the photograph of the girl with the pathetic eyes. Then he looked at the letter, signed \"Mary,\" and at the diagram. He felt bewitched, for the eyes appeared to glance for a moment towards the north-west, where the old man died; the writing of the letter seemed to slope towards the same point; and the arrow on the diagram shot straight for that goal. Fate was too strong for him, but he would give.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1694; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "witch in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1517, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "on my back, and steered a southerly course towards the mountains. A young woman, who had lost nearly all her teeth, and hadn't sense enough to keep her mouth shut, showed me the Mansfield road, and told me that some rich diggings had been discovered near Pepper Hill. I promised to give them a try. The road was as intricate as a railway guide. Branch tracks switched off here and there, and wandered about till they were bogged or \"bushed.\" Noble red gum-trees scented the air. A pastoral symphony was performed by an orchestra of magpies, laughing jackasses, and cockatoos. Kingfishers flashed like jewels; parrots, clad in rainbows,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1695; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "witch in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1518, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ng!\" said the old man, as he went to his bedroom, \"that fallow had a near shave! But for me he wad be a corp!\" Lanky went to the men's hut, and Mrs. Coonie shared Annie's bed for the night. CHAPTER V Mother and daughter lay for hours talking about the wonderful change that had come over their lives, like shadows changing into gold on the mountains. It was a fairy tale, full of romance. A prince had come, in a golden coach, to carry Cinderella away. \"What a blessing, Annie, that I came and ordered brandy. That's what saved him! As for ammonia, it's the first time I ever heard of it for snake-bite. When I was a girl it was used as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1696; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1519, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ople till the cool av the evenin'. Let me see; it'll take four hours to ride quietly from Strathmona. Sure! Miss Maggie, never fear! they'll come home wid her. They'll come ridin' up like lords an' ladies to the castle walls, an' there'll be a moighty gran' banquet, an' they'll fut it on the flure, dreshed in silks an' satins an' cloth av goold. Or mebbee a fairy prince has carried her away, an' married her beyant; an' they'll live happily ever afterwards.\" \"You need not laugh at me, Pat. I assure you I am very anxious. I am sure Elsie would never go by herself to Strathmona. I feel sure something has happened to her. Oh, I am so.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1697; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1520, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lsie home. He saw that she was so weak she would be unable to sit on a horse. When he had nearly finished the litter Pat came, and looked on. \"Shure it's the most sinsabilest thing that cud be done. It's a foine headpiece you've got entoirely, Masther Keryle. It's as saft as a fither bed, an' as aisy as a rockin'-chair; fit for a princess av the blood, or a fairy queen, bedad!\" \"You had better tell Mr. McLean, Pat, that this is the very thing to carry Miss McLean on. The best thing we can do is to take her home as quickly as possible.\" \"Faith, ye're about right, as ye mostly are, Masther Keryle.\" Pat went away, whispered to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1698; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1521, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "wn--that's worldly wisdom, an' looks like as it 'ad jumped out o' the Bible stark naked.\" \"Mair like the man i' the parable, Peter,\" said Sandy McKerrow, \"wha took the highest room wi' a swagger, an' had to climb down to the lowest room wi' his tail 'tween his legs.\" \"Aye, man, that's verra true, verra true,\" said another known as \"Scottie.\" Here a stalwart giant, with a shock of red hair, stood up, with doubled fists, and spat on the floor; then said, \"If any of you mongrel mules says another word against Bill, I'll rattle your teeth down your throat like dice in a box.\" Meanwhile the subject of this conversation had closed his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1699; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1522, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ilstone, and with it smashed his shears into fragments. \"Good-bye all,\" he said; then slid into the count-out pen, vaulted two fences, got his saddle and swag. When he caught his horse, he saddled up, mounted, and rode away across the ranges. \"There's a roaring fire in that volcano,\" said Peter Amos, keeping the words well between his teeth, for fear of the giant with the shock of red hair. CHAPTER II Whether the dream or the hand of fate gave him his course I know not, but Bill rode a straight line, up hill and down dale. When he came to a fence or a log he made his horse jump it. There was no going round or turning back, till he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1700; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1523, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hundred ounces of gold a week. Many years have passed away, but the mine is still worked with fair results. Bill and Mary have every reason to rejoice at the good fortune brewed for them in the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill has not forgotten his old friends of Yantala woolshed; for Norman Campbell, Jack Jewell, Tom Wren, Peter Amos, Sandy McKerrow, the stalwart giant with the shock of red hair, and others, are in positions of trust at the mine, and swear by him. Their children grow up and call him blessed. LANKY TIM CHAPTER I The evening air was hot and oppressive. Whisperings of a north wind came over the hills. The old gum-tree,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1701; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1524, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "granite boulders on which they lay; the crows sat motionless on the fences; and the clouds were too lazy to move. \"Ee takes es gruel without choking, an' doesn't find no bones in't,\" said Jack Jewell, with a jerk of his left thumb towards Bill. \"Ol' Bill's panned out. Ef ee isn't ringer 'is porridge 'as no salt in't,\" said Tom Wren. \"He! he!\" giggled a weak little man; \"it's like ridin' in a kerridge, an' comin' down to hobblin' on yer own trotters.\" Peter Amos, a greybeard, shook his head solemnly as he buried his nose in a pannikin of tea, and said, \"Let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall--that's gospel wisdom;.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1702; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "little man in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2408, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "eful things among the ferns. When he could not have discerned a wild-cat's eye at ten paces, he crept to the mine and went down the ladder. He took a candle from the packet he had brought with him, and lit it. No glimmer of light could be seen from the upper regions, and no wayfarer would seek this lonely spot at night. He thought he would be safe here, but ghosts would come trooping down the ladder, in spite of all he could do. 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I'm sure you've been kind to her.\" \"Kind! I've been a mother to that girl.\" \"Where is my father?\" said Mary, looking wildly around. \"Poor girl!\" said Mrs. Blenners; \"she hasn't heard from her father for months, and she thinks he's dead.\" \"He is dead,\" Bill whispered to Mrs. Blenners. \"Then she might have seen his ghost.\" Mary now sat up, and pointed to the letter which was still in her hand. \"Where did you get that?\" she said to Bill, \"and that?\" pointing to the photograph. Bill told as much as he thought necessary, while the girl rose to her feet. 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He thought all the billows were going over him. McLean retired to a corner of the verandah, and spun his own troubles out of himself, and wound them about him in solitary companion-lessness. Maggie put her arm into Alec's, and drew him to the end of the verandah, and pointed to the Pleiades, which were shining with their ghost-like light. \"Father was reading to us yesterday in the Bible where Job said, 'Canst thou bind the sweet influences of Pleiades?' and I asked Elsie to show them to me last night. Are they seven sisters, do you think? Elsie says they are. I wonder whether they are happy. 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At the hour appointed for the interview, babies in arms, children, young women, middle-aged ones, toothless spinsters, and grandmothers, were sent in to him, one after another, and dismissed with scant courtesy. His Mary was not among them. He haunted the streets by day, and the theatres by night, in the hope of seeing her. He would know her eyes anywhere. If he met her he would almost greet her as an old friend, so well did he seem to know her. Weeks passed away. As he could find no tidings of her he was getting.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2647; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "haunted in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2412, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", rusty nails, and pins, on the smooth black mound. Then there was a general exodus, and a fearful looking forward to punishment from the schoolmaster in the morning. The taskmaster was waiting for them. Pharaoh and all his host seemed to be in pursuit. Bill Marlock heaved a sigh when he stood alone outside the cemetery gate. The old man was buried, but his spirit seemed to haunt him. He felt as if it were floating by his side, and pushing him in the direction of the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill stood in the middle of the road uncertain where to go. He took from his pocket the photograph of the girl with the pathetic eyes. Then he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2648; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2413, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "fifty pounds.\" I paid no heed to him, but said, \"That is one of the notes stolen from the bank.\" \"Me mother's first cousin's sister's son,\" said Pat, stammering wildly, \"giv' me that for change av a sovereign this marnin'!\" \"You'll get your change in your sovereign's gaol for three years, note that!\" I said. I can't help making a pun or two when I'm in high spirits, even if they are bad ones. I was elated with my success, and no mistake. This is the only excuse I have. I may as well say here that the woman was found guilty of receiving some of the stolen notes. The man I arrested in the hotel was found guilty of robbing the bank..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2651; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "spirits in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2414, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 54415 *** Note: Images of the original pages are available through Internet Archive. See https://archive.org/details/nuggetsindevilsp00robe NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES * * * * * * _Crown 8vo. cloth. 6s._ THE KIDNAPPED SQUATTER And Other Australian Tales BY ANDREW ROBERTSON LONDON AND NEW YORK LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO. * * * * * * NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES by ANDREW ROBERTSON Author of \"The Kidnapped Squatter,\" etc. London", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2653; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2415, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "mages of the original pages are available through Internet Archive. See https://archive.org/details/nuggetsindevilsp00robe NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES * * * * * * _Crown 8vo. cloth. 6s._ THE KIDNAPPED SQUATTER And Other Australian Tales BY ANDREW ROBERTSON LONDON AND NEW YORK LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO. * * * * * * NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES by ANDREW ROBERTSON Author of \"The Kidnapped Squatter,\" etc. London Longmans, Green, and Co. And New York: 15 East 16th Street Melbourne Melville, Mullen, and Slade 1894 (All rights reserved) Printed by Hazell, Watson, and Viney,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2654; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2416, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "* * * * * * NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES by ANDREW ROBERTSON Author of \"The Kidnapped Squatter,\" etc. London Longmans, Green, and Co. And New York: 15 East 16th Street Melbourne Melville, Mullen, and Slade 1894 (All rights reserved) Printed by Hazell, Watson, and Viney, Ld., London and Aylesbury. CONTENTS. PAGE NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL 1 LANKY TIM 59 LOST IN THE BUSH 103 THUNDER-AND-LIGHTNING 159 NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL CHAPTER I Bill Marlock had been shearing all the morning, with long slashing cuts before which the fleece fell, fold upon fold. He was the \"ringer\" of the shed,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2655; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2417, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "eth, for fear of the giant with the shock of red hair. CHAPTER II Whether the dream or the hand of fate gave him his course I know not, but Bill rode a straight line, up hill and down dale. When he came to a fence or a log he made his horse jump it. There was no going round or turning back, till he found himself descending a steep, rugged spot, known as the Devil's Punch Bowl. \"This is the place I saw in my dream,\" he said aloud; \"but where is the dead man?\" A little stream wound in and out among the rocks. The hum of bees and the smell of honey filled the air. Wattles waved their yellow tassels, and reflected splashes of gold on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2656; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2418, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "use was built on its rim for Bill and Mary. Men were employed to work the mine. Machinery was erected, and the stampers were soon playing merrily to the tune of five hundred ounces of gold a week. Many years have passed away, but the mine is still worked with fair results. Bill and Mary have every reason to rejoice at the good fortune brewed for them in the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill has not forgotten his old friends of Yantala woolshed; for Norman Campbell, Jack Jewell, Tom Wren, Peter Amos, Sandy McKerrow, the stalwart giant with the shock of red hair, and others, are in positions of trust at the mine, and swear by him. Their.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2657; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2419, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s buried, but his spirit seemed to haunt him. He felt as if it were floating by his side, and pushing him in the direction of the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill stood in the middle of the road uncertain where to go. He took from his pocket the photograph of the girl with the pathetic eyes. Then he looked at the letter, signed \"Mary,\" and at the diagram. He felt bewitched, for the eyes appeared to glance for a moment towards the north-west, where the old man died; the writing of the letter seemed to slope towards the same point; and the arrow on the diagram shot straight for that goal. Fate was too strong for him, but he would give.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2658; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2420, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ng!\" said the old man, as he went to his bedroom, \"that fallow had a near shave! But for me he wad be a corp!\" Lanky went to the men's hut, and Mrs. Coonie shared Annie's bed for the night. CHAPTER V Mother and daughter lay for hours talking about the wonderful change that had come over their lives, like shadows changing into gold on the mountains. It was a fairy tale, full of romance. A prince had come, in a golden coach, to carry Cinderella away. \"What a blessing, Annie, that I came and ordered brandy. That's what saved him! As for ammonia, it's the first time I ever heard of it for snake-bite. When I was a girl it was used as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2659; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2421, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ople till the cool av the evenin'. Let me see; it'll take four hours to ride quietly from Strathmona. Sure! Miss Maggie, never fear! they'll come home wid her. They'll come ridin' up like lords an' ladies to the castle walls, an' there'll be a moighty gran' banquet, an' they'll fut it on the flure, dreshed in silks an' satins an' cloth av goold. Or mebbee a fairy prince has carried her away, an' married her beyant; an' they'll live happily ever afterwards.\" \"You need not laugh at me, Pat. I assure you I am very anxious. I am sure Elsie would never go by herself to Strathmona. I feel sure something has happened to her. Oh, I am so.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2660; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2422, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lsie home. He saw that she was so weak she would be unable to sit on a horse. When he had nearly finished the litter Pat came, and looked on. \"Shure it's the most sinsabilest thing that cud be done. It's a foine headpiece you've got entoirely, Masther Keryle. It's as saft as a fither bed, an' as aisy as a rockin'-chair; fit for a princess av the blood, or a fairy queen, bedad!\" \"You had better tell Mr. McLean, Pat, that this is the very thing to carry Miss McLean on. The best thing we can do is to take her home as quickly as possible.\" \"Faith, ye're about right, as ye mostly are, Masther Keryle.\" Pat went away, whispered to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2661; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2423, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "wn--that's worldly wisdom, an' looks like as it 'ad jumped out o' the Bible stark naked.\" \"Mair like the man i' the parable, Peter,\" said Sandy McKerrow, \"wha took the highest room wi' a swagger, an' had to climb down to the lowest room wi' his tail 'tween his legs.\" \"Aye, man, that's verra true, verra true,\" said another known as \"Scottie.\" Here a stalwart giant, with a shock of red hair, stood up, with doubled fists, and spat on the floor; then said, \"If any of you mongrel mules says another word against Bill, I'll rattle your teeth down your throat like dice in a box.\" Meanwhile the subject of this conversation had closed his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2662; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2424, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ilstone, and with it smashed his shears into fragments. \"Good-bye all,\" he said; then slid into the count-out pen, vaulted two fences, got his saddle and swag. When he caught his horse, he saddled up, mounted, and rode away across the ranges. \"There's a roaring fire in that volcano,\" said Peter Amos, keeping the words well between his teeth, for fear of the giant with the shock of red hair. CHAPTER II Whether the dream or the hand of fate gave him his course I know not, but Bill rode a straight line, up hill and down dale. When he came to a fence or a log he made his horse jump it. There was no going round or turning back, till he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2663; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2425, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hundred ounces of gold a week. Many years have passed away, but the mine is still worked with fair results. Bill and Mary have every reason to rejoice at the good fortune brewed for them in the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill has not forgotten his old friends of Yantala woolshed; for Norman Campbell, Jack Jewell, Tom Wren, Peter Amos, Sandy McKerrow, the stalwart giant with the shock of red hair, and others, are in positions of trust at the mine, and swear by him. Their children grow up and call him blessed. LANKY TIM CHAPTER I The evening air was hot and oppressive. Whisperings of a north wind came over the hills. The old gum-tree,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2664; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3056, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "vage is devouringly fond of music, but it has some- times the reverse of a soothing effect upon him, for instance, when it takes the form of a war song. Diu-ing 32 THE ABORIGINES OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. the singing of one of these he rushes madly up and down, stamping and jumping in an ever increasing frenzy. And yet to the eye, when the words of one of these spirit stirring ditties are coldly set up in type, there seems but scanty material out of which to get up sc much superheated steam. Here is a specimen of a well-known war song. \" Yu-do dan na Nando danna ! (Staccato !) My-eree danna Goor doo danna Boon £;a-la danna (with a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4075; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Western Australia; Albert Frederick Calvert", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofwest00calv/aboriginesofwest00calv_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3057, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "for you white fellow wongy you \\ ^j^ . er - em gib'eni chickpence, and you nothing J ° pathetically viciously s- ^^^- Poor old del.bil me poor granny me, mej ^ f^n,,^^. j.^ ^^jj,^,^^ nothing nalgo, and want em hreail, and J •> \" Regarding the religion of the alx)rigines, the evidence is somewhat conflicting. Certain it is that their legends are full of evil spirits and malignant demons which destroy men, women, and children. 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During 32 THE ADORICINES OF WESTEKN AUSTRALIA. the singing of one of these he ntshea madly up and dowii, stamping and jumping in an ever increasing frenzy. And yet to the eye, when the words of one of these spirit stirring ditties are coldly aot iip in type, there seems l)iit scanty material out of which to get up sc much superheated stettm. Here is a specimen of a well-known war song. \" Yu-do daa na Nan-dn danna I (StACoato t) My.eree danDa Ooor doa danua BooD ea-U daii'iia (with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4095; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Western Australia; Albert Frederick Calvert", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesweste00calvgoog/aboriginesweste00calvgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3077, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "\" say '* or \"promise,\" and that I had promised her Bomething was one of her pleasant little fictions.\" remonntratinfflt/ Poor nia del.bU me poor ™ihy me, m«)y„^bigfeU..ff liatdl'eni nuthinii nalyo, aiiU want en i brend, nnrt/-' * Regarding the religion of the aboriginee, the evidence is somewhat conflicting. Certain it la that their legends are fuU of evil spirits and malignant demons which destroy men, women, and children. I think it ia very doubtful if they have any knowledge of a beneficient God or righteous Creator. \" MuUion \" is a wicked being who lives in a high tree and seizea black fellows to devour in a higher abode, for.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4096; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1894, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Western Australia; Albert Frederick Calvert", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesweste00calvgoog/aboriginesweste00calvgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 865, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1895 - Bowral Free Press Yowie Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Bowral, NSW", "region": "Bowral", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.4816626, "longitude": 150.4177868, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1895, "title": "1895 - Bowral Free Press Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2159-1895-bowral-free-press-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 2281, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nt THE MOVING FINGER (1895) BY MARY GAUNT \"The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ, Moves on; nor all your piety and wit Shall lore it back to cancel half a line, Nor all your tears wash out a word of it.\" CONTENTS A Trotting Christmas Eve at Warwingie Lost! The Loss of the \"Vanity\" Dick Stanesby's Hutkeeper The Yanyilla Steeplechase A Digger's Christmas TROTTING COB \"Hi--hey--hold up there, mare, will you? What did you say, mister? A light? Yes. That 's Trotting Cob, that is. The missus 'll give us a cup of tea, but that's about all. Devil fly away with the mare. What is it? Something white in the road? Water by ----. Thank.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2502; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "Trotting Cob in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "Trotting Cob", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2282, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "OB \"Hi--hey--hold up there, mare, will you? What did you say, mister? A light? Yes. That 's Trotting Cob, that is. The missus 'll give us a cup of tea, but that's about all. Devil fly away with the mare. What is it? Something white in the road? Water by ----. Thank the Lord, they Ve had plenty of rain this year. But they do say there's a ghost hereabouts--a Trotting Cob, with a man in white on him? Lord, no, that's an old woman's tale. But the girl--she walks--she walks they say, and mighty good reason--too--if all tales be true. Hosses always shy here if they Ve at all skittish. Got that letter, Jack, and the tobacco? That's.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2503; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "Trotting Cob in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "Trotting Cob", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2283, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e a regular sea of mud. The wheels sank axle deep in it. The horses floundered through it in the darkness, and every now and then the lamps were reflected in a big pool of shallow water. The wind blew keen and cold, but the coach was full inside and out, and so, though it was pitch dark, I kept my seat by the driver. A light gleamed up out of the darkness. \"Trotting Cob!\" said he, and discoursed upon it till he pulled up his horses on their haunches exactly opposite a wide-open door, where the lamplight displayed a rudely-laid table and a bright fire, which seemed hospitably to beckon us in. The whole place was as wide awake as if.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2504; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "Trotting Cob in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "Trotting Cob", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2284, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "es on their haunches exactly opposite a wide-open door, where the lamplight displayed a rudely-laid table and a bright fire, which seemed hospitably to beckon us in. The whole place was as wide awake as if it were noon instead of midnight. Ten minutes' stay, and we were off again into the darkness, and then I prevailed upon the driver to tell me the tale of Trotting Cob. He told it in his own way. He interlarded his speech with strange oaths. He stopped often to swear at the road, to correct the horses, and he was emphatic in his opinions on the foolishness of women, so I must e'en do as he did, and tell the tale of Trotting Cob.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2505; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "Trotting Cob in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "Trotting Cob", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2285, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and drawing out a pistol, ran down it. As he turned the corner, he came full on Nellie standing motionless in the moon-light; the covering had fallen from her head, and she was stretching out her arms to a mounted figure which was draped, horse and all, in a long white cloth which fell almost to the ground. It flashed across the overseer that this was the \"Trotting Cob,\" this was the ghost he had been warned against, and a very substantial, life-like ghost it was too. He wondered as he stood there that any man could be deceived. The girl stood right in its path, right between the two men, and to move, the horseman must either ride.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2506; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "ghost in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2286, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "she was gone on another man. A woman's only gone like that once in a way, ye see, an' then, Lord! she is a fool--same as Nellie Durham, an' she was a mighty fool all through, for Fisher was a decent sort of a chap--while the other fellow was an' out-an'-out blaggard. But ye see, if there's a ghost at all, it 's the gal that walks, though they call the place Trotting Cob, and Trotting Cob it'll be till the end of the chapter.\" CHRISTMAS EVE AT WARWINGIE It was a comfortable place, the wide verandah at Warwingie, a place much used by the Warners on all occasions, save during the heat of the day--but the long hot day was drawing to a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2507; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "ghost in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2287, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "n Hay and Deniliquin, so there's bound to be stock on the way; but sheep, bless you! they travel six miles a day, and cattle they ain't so much faster, so we brings 'em all the news. The Company has stables here, and feed, and we change horses. The old man and old woman keep it, with a boy or two. Mighty dull for the old woman, I should think, with on'y the ghost to keep her company. She was her cousin or her aunt or somethin', the ghost was, and, Lord, women is fools an' no mistake.\" It was July, and the winter rains had just fallen, so that the plains, contrary to custom, were a regular sea of mud. The wheels sank axle deep in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2508; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "ghost in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2288, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "easts--the watch he shoots on sight.\" \"What's comin' anigh 'em?\" asked the old woman scornfully. \"There's me an' th' old man an' the girl here, an' nary a livin' thing else for miles. They do say,\" she added, dropping her voice, \"the place is haunted. Jackson of Noogabbin was along here a month back, and he told me how the cattle broke camp all along o' the ghost. He seed 'un wi' his own eyes, a great white thing on a trottin' cob it was. Clean through the camp it rode moanin', moanin', an' the cattle just broke like mad.\" \"Oh, yes--I dessay,\" said the man, \"and when them cattle were mustered, there was a matter o' fifty head.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2509; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "ghost in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2289, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "to sleep and leave the cattle to him. Sleep was not likely to come to him, he thought, with that haunting girl's face ever before his eyes. He turned his horse so that he should not see the hut, and then found himself riding round the camp, in order to bring it into view again. \"It's all right, boss,\" said Kirton, as he passed. \"Things is as quiet as quiet. Ghosts ain't expected to walk before twelve though, are they?\" Fisher laughed. \"No,\" he said, \"but somehow I don't believe the ghost intends to trouble us after all. They 're scared at our preparations. I think one man 'll do after midnight.\" He rode on a little way, when.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2510; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "ghosts in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2290, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "re his eyes. He turned his horse so that he should not see the hut, and then found himself riding round the camp, in order to bring it into view again. \"It's all right, boss,\" said Kirton, as he passed. \"Things is as quiet as quiet. Ghosts ain't expected to walk before twelve though, are they?\" Fisher laughed. \"No,\" he said, \"but somehow I don't believe the ghost intends to trouble us after all. They 're scared at our preparations. I think one man 'll do after midnight.\" He rode on a little way, when suddenly something induced him to turn his head, and he saw distinctly, in the moonlight, a white figure come out of the hut and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2511; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "ghosts in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2291, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "of his scornful, \"It's open to you to stop and look after her,\" tied his tongue. After all, it was not likely Stanesby would have left if there was the slightest danger; he had lived among these blacks, he understood them thoroughly; it was an insult to the man he had known all his life to suppose anything else; and yet the thought of the girl's loneliness haunted him. The moon set, and by the starlight they saw looming up ahead some rocks, isolated rocks, roughly piled together by some giant hand. \"We'll camp there,\" said Stanesby, \"there's a little water down under the rocks--about enough to keep life in the horses; there's some.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2513; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "haunted in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2292, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "make a fire. What more could the heart of man desire?\" Out in the bush not much time is wasted, and soon after they had halted their blankets were spread, and they were asleep, or lying, if not asleep, staring up at the bright starlit sky of the southern hemisphere. But Turner could not sleep, it was worse than it had been the night before. Why should he be haunted in this way? Why should he take Stanesby's sins on his shoulders? The girl was all right, she must be all right; why should she haunt his dreams, and keep him wakeful on his hard bed, when he had a long journey still before him? Stanesby was sleeping peacefully as a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2514; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "haunted in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2293, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "wash out a word of it.\" CONTENTS A Trotting Christmas Eve at Warwingie Lost! The Loss of the \"Vanity\" Dick Stanesby's Hutkeeper The Yanyilla Steeplechase A Digger's Christmas TROTTING COB \"Hi--hey--hold up there, mare, will you? What did you say, mister? A light? Yes. That 's Trotting Cob, that is. The missus 'll give us a cup of tea, but that's about all. Devil fly away with the mare. What is it? Something white in the road? Water by ----. Thank the Lord, they Ve had plenty of rain this year. But they do say there's a ghost hereabouts--a Trotting Cob, with a man in white on him? Lord, no, that's an old woman's tale. But the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2515; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "devil in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2294, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "day. Give us just one--\" He had caught her roughly by the shoulder, and bent down to kiss her, but the girl drew back with a low cry that brought Fisher to her aid. \"Let her alone, Ned,\" he said with a muttered oath. \"Right you are, boss,\" laughed the other. \"There 's a darned sight too much milk and water there for my taste; I like 'em with a spice o' the devil in 'em, I do. But if that 's your taste--well, fair's fair an' hands off, says I.\" \"It ain't much good, boss,\" said another man. \"She's Gentleman Jim's gal, she is, and I shouldn't sleep easy if I so much as looked at her.\" \"Gentleman Jim,\" he repeated, and the bitterness.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2516; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "devil in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2295, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e in his hands and would mercilessly take it. She answered his question sullenly with a shrug of her shoulders. \"No, no.\" \"But Nellie--oh, Nellie, Nellie--poor little girl, don't you see that--that--\" \"What?\" she asked, for even she, indifferent as she was, could not fail to see that the man was shaken by strong emotion. \"I 'm all right.\" \"All right, with a devil like that after you, a brute who--Nellie, Nellie, for God's sake give me the right to take care of you.\" She looked at him stupidly and then a light dawned on her. \"Do you mean Jim?\" she said. \"Why, Jim--\" and for a moment a tender smile broke about her lips, and a light.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2517; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "devil in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2296, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "for, isn't he, Ned?\" \"Quite dead. He went mad evidently, clean off his head. Why, the poor chap had begun on his own grave.\" When Anderson came to himself he found he had been picked up by the other exploring party. \"We picked up your tracks away by the 'dead finish' there,\" said the leader, \"and I thought it must be pretty near up with you. You 've had the devil's own luck, mate. Why, you were within five miles of Gerring Gerring Water, and over by the 'dead finish' you passed within three miles of a very decent waterhole, quite good enough to have kept life within you. You shot the horse?\" \"My mate did. He was mad, poor fellow.\".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2518; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "devil in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2297, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "y, \"bail up; throw up your hands, or--,\" and he added such a string of vile oaths that Bessie, shuddering, covered her face with her hands. Hollis did not at once obey, and in a second a shot rang out and his right hand fell helpless at his side--shot through the wrist. \"If the gent prefers to keep 'em down, I 'm sure we 're alius ready to oblige,\" said the little man, with grim pleasantry, interlarding his speech with a variety of choice epithets. \"Now then, mate, back you steps agin that wall--and Bill,\" to the other man, \"you just let daylight in if he so much as stirs a finger.\" Hollis leaned up against the wall, stunned for a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2519; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "little man in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2263, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and after emptying its pockets, had softly started it down stream again), and was waiting behind his rickety door, rubbing his withered hands gleefully. Young Bartram rode over to Quartzborough to get McCompass, the shire engineer, to look at his new dam. Then the coach stopped running, and then Flash Harry, galloping through the township at night, like the ghost-rider in Brger's ghastly ballad, brought the terrible news:--THE FLOODS WERE UP, AND THE GLIMMERA BANK AND BANK AT THE OLD CROSSING-PLACE. \"It will be here in less than an hour,\" he shouted, under Coppinger's red lamps; \"make for the high ground if you love your lives;\".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2483; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2264, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nature; the silent and solitary places where a few blasted trees crouch together like withered witches, who, brooding on some deed of blood, have suddenly been stricken horror-stiff. Riding through this nightmare landscape, a whirr of wings, and a harsh cry disturb you from time to time, hideous and mocking laughter peals above and about you, and huge grey ghosts with little red eyes hop away in gigantic but noiseless bounds. You shake your bridle, the mare lengthens her stride, the tree-trunks run into one another, the leaves make overhead a continuous curtain, the earth reels out beneath you like a strip of grey cloth spun by a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2484; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghosts in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2265, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e men's huts?\" \"Cook in the men's hut! What do you mean?\" returned he with a pitying smile. \"Me no cook. Me Chinee gentleman. Me mightabeen cook if me run away on board ship, and go fool my money in lottery!\" I turned away bewilderingly, and found myself face to face with my old college friend, Jack Reckless. \"Jack Reckless!\" I cried, astonished at this new apparition. \"Why, man, I thought you were----\" \"Don't be afraid of saying it,\" said Jack, cheerily, though a touch of sadness caused his voice to quiver. \"You thought I was in gaol for forging Huxtable's name to a bill. No, thank God, my boy! I might have been, but instead of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2485; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "apparition in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2266, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "you like a strip of grey cloth spun by a furiously flying boom, the air strikes your face sharply, the bush, always grey and colourless, parts before you, and closes behind you like a fog. You lose yourself in this prevailing indecision of sound and colour. You become drunk with the wine of the night, and, losing your individuality, sweep onward on a flying phantom in a land of shadows. \"The moon will be up in an hour, my lad,\" said the old man. \"Keep all the left-hand tracks, and you'll pull the long Waterhole,\" and then, whistling to his dog, he turned. \"But where are you going, Wallaby?\" \"O, I'm going up the ranges,\" said.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2486; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "phantom in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2267, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s collar-bone ingloriously fractured. Lucy Sperrin's grey pony kicked Chirrup in the stomach and hurt him badly. 'Serves him right for fossicking round me,' Miss Lucy had said. 'I told him the mare was handy with her heels.' Poor Cooke--Mad Cooke, who wore a silver plate on his head, to the wonder of Bullocktown--must needs bring out his old stock-horse and witch the world with noble horsemanship. 'Heigh, boys! Heigh, boys!' he would cry while at full gallop. 'There's none of ye can go up the hills like Ballie!'And indeed no one attempted to do so, all standing aghast at the feats Ballie performed upon the side of the steep hill.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2488; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "witch in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2268, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ming momentarily amid the deeper shades of the forest. The lonely pools begirt with shivering reeds, and haunted by the melancholy bittern only. The rifted and draggled creek-bed, which seems violently gouged out of the lacerated earth by some savage convulsion of nature; the silent and solitary places where a few blasted trees crouch together like withered witches, who, brooding on some deed of blood, have suddenly been stricken horror-stiff. Riding through this nightmare landscape, a whirr of wings, and a harsh cry disturb you from time to time, hideous and mocking laughter peals above and about you, and huge grey ghosts with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2489; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghosts in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2269, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "etter abstain from reading this story, unless they choose to risk a nervous fever. The romance is full of power. The writer illuminates the lowest depths of human nature in a manner which holds us spell-bound, despite ourselves. Marcus Clarke is a master of psychology, and his descriptions of nature are as effective as his style is pure.\" And from no less a giant in literature than Oliver Wendell Holmes, of Boston, America, the following complimentary letter was received by Clarke in acknowledgment of a copy of the novel sent to the author of the Autocrat of the Breakfast Table:--\"The pictures of life under the dreadful conditions.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2490; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "giant in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2270, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "other countries. Europe is the home of knightly song, of bright deeds--and clear morning thought. Asia sinks beneath the weighty recollections of her past magnificence, as the Suttee sinks jewel-burdened upon the corpse of dread grandeur, destructive even in its death. America swiftly hurries on her way, rapid, glittering, insatiable even as one of her own giant waterfalls. From the jungles of Africa, and the creeper-tangled groves of the Islands of the South, arise, from the glowing hearts of a thousand flowers, heavy and intoxicating odours, the Upas-poison, which dwells in barbaric sensuality. In Australia alone is to be found.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2491; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "giant in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2271, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ogether--quietly without any barking you know--when father and son jogged homewards through the warm, still air, and the trampling hoofs of the sheep sent up a fragrance from the crushed herbage round the folding ground, Pretty Dick would repeat long stories that his mother had told him, about \"Valentine and Orsen,\" and \"Beauty and the Beast,\" and \"Jack the Giant Killer;\" for Pretty Dick's mother had been maid in the rector's family, in the Kentish village at home, and was a little above Pretty Dick's father, who was only a better sort of farm-labourer. But they were all three very, happy now in their adopted country. They were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2492; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "giant in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2272, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "man, who, in the whitest of shirt sleeves, handed you \"Otard\" (the brand then in fashion in the Gully), and bid you help yourself, was a shareholder in a rich claim, and could topically speaking, buy and sell you over again if he like without inconvenience. In drinking the said \"Otard\" you become conscious of a thumping vibration going on somewhere, as if a giant with accelerated action of the heart was imprisoned under the flooring; and getting out into the back yard, where Mr. Merryjingle's pair horse and buggy is waiting for Mr. Merryjingle to finish his twentieth last glass, you see a big red mound surmounting the stable, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2493; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "giant in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2273, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ding along the bush road to Grogmore the day after the deliverance of 'Arry's budget, the traveller of the guide-books would have observed that the gum-trees were here and there \"blazed\" with posters--\"Buncombe's Imperial Yanko-American Circus!\" \"The most complete Stud in the Australias!\" \"The Boneless Brothers of Blazing Beet!\" \"Mademoiselle Zepherina, the Fairy Equestrienne!\" \"Feats in the Haute Ecole!\" \"Mr. Stanislaus Buncombe, the Machiavelian Clown!\" and so on; while the pictures of the Brothers distorting their boneless limbs, the Machiavellian Clown roaring with laughter at his own jests, and Mademoiselle Zepherina.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2494; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "fairy in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2274, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nsion to the rings on the \"Royal Cobb\" verandah-post. By-and-by the Boneless Brothers, attended by an admiring crowd of township children, marked out a sort of free selection on a piece of waste ground, between McTaggart the blacksmith's and the schoolhouse, and in the course of an hour or so a wondrous erection of poles and canvas, to which the tent of the Fairy Peri Barron (so celebrated in Eastern story) was but a shanty in comparison, rose into being. On the top of this canvas mushroom flew in the hot wind an enormous flag. The \"Circus\" had become a fact. During the afternoon the world and his wife trooped into Bullocktown..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2495; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "fairy in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2275, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "But Singleton had gone, and I was alone above the broad terrace above the moon lighted garden. * * * * * Tier upon tier swept upwards to the castle-crag the busky slopes of verdure. Pierced with alleys of bloom, gleaming with statues, musical with fountains, the marvellous gardens of the palace lay sleeping beneath the moon, even as they had slept when the Fairy-Prince leapt the briar-hedge to win with daring kiss his enchanted bride. The mellow lights in the pavilion of the Arabian jeweller shone in the waters of the lake. I heard the silvery laugh of Noureddin's Persian, and could distinguish the gilded barge of the great.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2496; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "fairy in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2276, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "a modest club for men known in the fields of Literature, Art, and Science --THE YORICK. This has developed in the course of the past fifteen years into one in which the three elements predominating originally are lost in the multifarious folds of \"Professionalism.\" The Yorick Club was the outcome of the literary and Bohemian--analogous terms in those days--spirits who used then to assemble nightly at the Caf of the Theatre Royal to discuss coffee and intellectual subjects. These gatherings grew so large in the course of time that it was found necessary, in order to keep the communion up, to secure accommodation where the flow of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2497; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirits in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2277, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "in their natures. Both were morbidly sensitive; both broodingly pathetic; both sarcastically humorous; both socially reckless; both literary Bohemians of the purest water--sons of genius and children of impulse. That the deep feeling for the dead poet and friend lasted till death with Marcus Clarke was evidenced by his frequently repeating when in dejected spirits those pathetically regretful lines of the \"Sick Stockrider\"-- I have had my share of pastime and I've done my share of toil. And life is short--the longest life a span; I care not now to tarry for the corn or for the oil, Or for the wine that maketh glad the heart of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2498; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirits in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2278, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ted at the piano humming these lines to his own accompaniment, while the tears kept rolling down his cheeks, was proof enough that the tender chords of a beloved memory were being struck, and that the living son of genius mourned for his dead brother as only genius can mourn. Turning to a more lively memento of Lindsay Gordon, characteristic of him when the spirit of fun possessed him, the following note, written to Clarke and kept by him sacredly, will interest his many admirers:-- Yorick Club. Dear Clarke,--Scott's Hotel, not later than 9.30 sharp. Moore will be there. Riddock and Lyon, Baker and the Powers, beside us; so if.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2499; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2279, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", of which the following few lines may here be given:-- The bard, the scholar, and the man who lived That frank, that open-hearted life which keeps The splendid fire of English chivalry From dying out; the one who never wronged Fellowman; the faithful friend who judged The many, anxious to be loved of him, By what he saw, and not by what he heard, As lesser spirits do; the brave, great soul That never told a lie, or turned aside To fly from danger; he, I say, was one Of that bright company this sin-staned world Can ill afford to loose. During this period, 1868-69, Clarke was a regular contributor to the Argus and Australasian,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2500; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirits in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2280, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "before the Almighty Tribunal), which meant the loss of his position in the Public Library. All these mental troubles came upon the broken-down body in a cluster, and the burden was too heavy to bear. Struggling against his bitter fate--the more bitter that he knew he was himself greatly to blame--he fell by the way, crushed in mind and body, and the bright spirit passed away from the weakly tenement of clay which held it, to, let us hope, more congenial realms, leaving behind it a blank in the social and literary circles it was wont to frequent, which cannot be filled up, for that spirit was sui generis. The illness which.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2501; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2447, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "17 GOOMBLEGUBBON, BEEARGAII, AND OUYAN 18 MOOREGOO THE MOPOKE, AND BAHLOO THE MOON 19 OUYAN THE CURLEW 20 DINEWAN THE EMU, AND WAHN THE CROWS 21 GOOLAHWILLEEL THE TOPKNOT PIGEONS 22 GOONUR, THE WOMAN-DOCTOR 23 DEEREEREE THE WAGTAIL, AND THE RAINBOW 24 MOOREGOO THE MOPOKE, AND MOONINGUGGAHGUL THE MOSQUITO BIRD 25 BOUGOODOOGAHDAH THE RAIN BIRD 26 THE BORAH OF BYAMEE 27 BUNNYYARL THE FLIES AND WURRUNNUNNAH THE BEES 28 DEEGEENBOYAH THE SOLDIER-BIRD 29 MAYRAH, THE WIND THAT BLOWS THE WINTER AWAY 30 WAYAMBEH THE TURTLE 31 WIRREENUN THE RAINMAKER NATIVE TEXT OF THE FIRST TALE (APPENDIX) GLOSSARY PREFACE A neighbour of mine exclaimed,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2691; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Byamee in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2448, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", and now they hated them, and they said, \"If we could get them away from Bahloo we would kill them.\" And thenceforth, whenever they saw a snake alone they killed it. But Babloo only sent more, for he said, \"As long as there are black fellows there shall be snakes to remind them that they would not do what I asked them.\" 4. THE ORIGIN OF THE NARRAN LAKE Old Byamee said to his two young wives, Birrahgnooloo and Cunnunbeillee, \"I have stuck a white feather between the hind legs of a bee, and am going to let it go and then follow it to its nest, that I may get honey. While I go for the honey, go you two out and get frogs and yams,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2692; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Byamee in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2449, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nd yam sticks, went out as he told them. Having gone far, and dug out many yams and frogs, they were tired when they reached Coorigel, and, seeing the cool, fresh water, they longed to bathe. But first they built a bough shade, and there left their goolays holding their food, and the yams and frogs they had found. When their camp was ready for the coming of Byamee, who having wooed his wives with a nullah-nullah, kept them obedient by fear of the same weapon, then went the girls to the spring to bathe. Gladly they plunged in, having first divested them selves of their goomillahs, which they were still young enough to wear, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2693; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Byamee in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2450, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ed and swallowed by two kurreahs. Having swallowed the girls, the kurreahs dived into an opening in the side of the spring, which was the entrance to an underground watercourse leading to the Narran River. Through this passage they went, taking all the water from the spring with them into the Narran, whose course they also dried as they went along. Meantime Byamee, unwitting the fate of his wives, was honey hunting. He had followed the bee with the white feather on it for some distance; then the bee flew on to some budtha flowers, and would move no further. Byamee said, \"Something has happened, or the bee would not stay here and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2694; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Byamee in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2451, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e had followed the bee with the white feather on it for some distance; then the bee flew on to some budtha flowers, and would move no further. Byamee said, \"Something has happened, or the bee would not stay here and refuse to be moved on towards its nest. I must go to Coorigel Spring and see if my wives are safe. Something terrible has surely happened.\" And Byamee turned in haste towards the spring. When he reached there he saw the bough shed his wives had made, he saw the yams they had dug from the ground, and he saw the frogs, but Birrahgnooloo and Cunnunbeillee he saw not. He called aloud for them. But no answer. He went.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2695; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Birrahgnooloo in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Birrahgnooloo", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2452, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "m look at the water now at Boogira, and he said: \"Soon will the black swans find their way here, the pelicans and the ducks; where there was dry land and stones in the past, in the future there will be water and water-fowl, from henceforth; when the Narran runs it will run into this hole, and by the spreading of its waters will a big lake be made.\" And what Byamee said has come to pass, as the Narran Lake shows, with its large sheet of water, spreading for miles, the home of thousands of wild fowl. 5. GOOLOO THE MAGPIE, AND THE WAHROOGAH Gooloo was a very old woman, and a very wicked old woman too, as this story will tell. During.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2696; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "old woman in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "old woman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2453, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e cry sounded high in the air through the tops of trees, then low on the ground through the grasses, until it seemed as if the spirits were everywhere. The women clutched tighter their fire sticks, and said: \"Let us go back. The Wondah are about,\" And swiftly they sped towards their camp, hearing ever in the air the \"Oom, oom, oom\" of the spirits. They told Byamee that all the tribes had lost their dayoorls, and that the spirits were about, and even as they spoke came the sound of \"Oom, oom, oom, oom,\" at the back of their own camp. The women crouched together, but Byamee flashed a fire stick whence came the sound, and as the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2697; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "spirits in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2454, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "us go back. The Wondah are about,\" And swiftly they sped towards their camp, hearing ever in the air the \"Oom, oom, oom\" of the spirits. They told Byamee that all the tribes had lost their dayoorls, and that the spirits were about, and even as they spoke came the sound of \"Oom, oom, oom, oom,\" at the back of their own camp. The women crouched together, but Byamee flashed a fire stick whence came the sound, and as the light flashed on the place he saw no one, but stranger than all, he saw two dayoorls moving along, and yet could see no one moving them, and as the dayoorls moved swiftly away, louder and louder rose the sound of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2698; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "spirits in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2455, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he springs of Noondoo, the dog sneaked away into a thick scrub, and there were born her litter of pups. But such pups as surely man never looked at before. The bodies of dogs, and the heads of pigs, and the fierceness and strength of devils. And gone is the life of a man who meets in a scrub of Noondoo an earmoonan, for surely will it slay him. Not even did Byamee ever dare to go near the breed of his old dog. And Byamee, the mighty Wirreenun, lives for ever. But no man must look upon his face, lest surely will he die. So alone in a thick scrub, on one of the Noondoo ridges, lives this old man, Byamee, the mightiest of Wirreenun..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2700; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "old man in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "old man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2456, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "And gone is the life of a man who meets in a scrub of Noondoo an earmoonan, for surely will it slay him. Not even did Byamee ever dare to go near the breed of his old dog. And Byamee, the mighty Wirreenun, lives for ever. But no man must look upon his face, lest surely will he die. So alone in a thick scrub, on one of the Noondoo ridges, lives this old man, Byamee, the mightiest of Wirreenun. 27. BUNNYYARL THE FLIES AND WURRUNNUNNAH THE BEES The Bunnyyarl and Wurrunnunnah were relations, and lived in one camp. The Wurrunnunnah were very hardworking, always trying to gather food in a time of plenty, to lay in a store for a time of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2701; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "old man in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "old man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. 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He looked into the spring and, seeing it dry, he said, \"It is the work of the kurreahs; they have opened the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2702; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Birrahgnooloo in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Birrahgnooloo", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. 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Boomerang, a curved weapon used in hunting and in warfare by the blacks; called Burren.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2703; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Birrahgnooloo in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Birrahgnooloo", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2459, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "HTML version by Al Haines. AUSTRALIAN LEGENDARY TALES FOLK-LORE OF THE NOONGAHBURRAHS AS TOLD TO THE PICCANINNIES COLLECTED BY MRS. K. LANGLOH PARKER WITH INTRODUCTION BY ANDREW LANG, M.A. DEDICATED TO PETER HIPPI KING OF THE NOONGAHBURRAHS CONTENTS PREFACE INTRODUCTION, BY ANDREW LANG, M.A. 1 DINEWAN THE EMU, AND GOOMBLEGUBBON THE BUSTARD 2 THE GALAH, AND OOLAH THE LIZARD 3 BAHLOO THE MOON, AND THE DAENS 4 THE ORIGIN OF THE NARRAN LAKE 5 GOOLOO THE MAGPIE, AND THE WAHROOGAH 6 THE WEEOOMBEENS AND THE PIGGIEBILLAH 7 BOOTOOLGAH THE CRANE AND GOONUR THE KANGAROO RAT, THE FIRE MAKERS 8 WEEDAH THE MOCKING BIRD 9 THE GWINERBOOS THE.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2704; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Oolah in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Oolah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2460, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "THE GALAH, AND OOLAH THE LIZARD 3 BAHLOO THE MOON, AND THE DAENS 4 THE ORIGIN OF THE NARRAN LAKE 5 GOOLOO THE MAGPIE, AND THE WAHROOGAH 6 THE WEEOOMBEENS AND THE PIGGIEBILLAH 7 BOOTOOLGAH THE CRANE AND GOONUR THE KANGAROO RAT, THE FIRE MAKERS 8 WEEDAH THE MOCKING BIRD 9 THE GWINERBOOS THE REDBREASTS 10 MEAMEI THE SEVEN SISTERS 11 THE COOKOOBURRAHS AND THE GOOLAHGOOL 12 THE MAYAMAH 13 THE BUNBUNDOOLOOEYS 14 OONGNAIRWAH AND GUINAREY 15 NARAHDARN THE BAT 16 MULLYANGAH THE MORNING STAR 17 GOOMBLEGUBBON, BEEARGAII, AND OUYAN 18 MOOREGOO THE MOPOKE, AND BAHLOO THE MOON 19 OUYAN THE CURLEW 20 DINEWAN THE EMU, AND WAHN THE CROWS 21.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2705; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Oolah in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Oolah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2461, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "E GWINERBOOS THE REDBREASTS 10 MEAMEI THE SEVEN SISTERS 11 THE COOKOOBURRAHS AND THE GOOLAHGOOL 12 THE MAYAMAH 13 THE BUNBUNDOOLOOEYS 14 OONGNAIRWAH AND GUINAREY 15 NARAHDARN THE BAT 16 MULLYANGAH THE MORNING STAR 17 GOOMBLEGUBBON, BEEARGAII, AND OUYAN 18 MOOREGOO THE MOPOKE, AND BAHLOO THE MOON 19 OUYAN THE CURLEW 20 DINEWAN THE EMU, AND WAHN THE CROWS 21 GOOLAHWILLEEL THE TOPKNOT PIGEONS 22 GOONUR, THE WOMAN-DOCTOR 23 DEEREEREE THE WAGTAIL, AND THE RAINBOW 24 MOOREGOO THE MOPOKE, AND MOONINGUGGAHGUL THE MOSQUITO BIRD 25 BOUGOODOOGAHDAH THE RAIN BIRD 26 THE BORAH OF BYAMEE 27 BUNNYYARL THE FLIES AND WURRUNNUNNAH THE BEES 28.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2706; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Mullyangah in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Mullyangah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2462, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "gs, and now for evermore, as long as a Dinewan has no wings, so long shall a Goomblegubbon lay only two eggs and have only two young ones. We are quits now. You have your wings and I my children.\" And ever since that time a Dinewan, or emu, has had no wings, and a Goomblegubbon, or bustard of the plains, has laid only two eggs in a season. 2. THE GALAH, AND OOLAH THE LIZARD Oolah the lizard was tired of lying in the sun, doing nothing. So he said, \"I will go and play.\" He took his boomerangs out, and began to practise throwing them. While he was doing so a Galah came up, and stood near, watching the boomerangs come flying back,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2707; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Oolah in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Oolah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2463, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s, has laid only two eggs in a season. 2. THE GALAH, AND OOLAH THE LIZARD Oolah the lizard was tired of lying in the sun, doing nothing. So he said, \"I will go and play.\" He took his boomerangs out, and began to practise throwing them. While he was doing so a Galah came up, and stood near, watching the boomerangs come flying back, for the kind of boomerangs Oolah was throwing were the bubberahs. They are smaller than others, and more curved, and when they are properly thrown they return to the thrower, which other boomerangs do not. Oolah was proud of having the gay Galah to watch his skill. In his pride he gave the bubberah an.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2708; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Oolah in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Oolah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2464, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ices of their sisters. When they reached the tops of the pines the five sisters in the sky stretched forth their hands, and drew them in to live with them there in the sky for ever. And there, if you look, you may see the seven sisters together. You perhaps know them as the Pleiades, but the black fellows call them the Meamei. 11. THE COOKOOBURRAHS AND THE GOOLAHGOOL Googarh, the iguana, was married to Moodai, the opossum and Cookooburrah, the laughing jackass. Cookooburrah was the mother of three sons, one grown up and living away from her, the other two only little boys. They had their camps near a goolahgool, whence they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2709; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Moodai in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Moodai", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2465, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "perhaps know them as the Pleiades, but the black fellows call them the Meamei. 11. THE COOKOOBURRAHS AND THE GOOLAHGOOL Googarh, the iguana, was married to Moodai, the opossum and Cookooburrah, the laughing jackass. Cookooburrah was the mother of three sons, one grown up and living away from her, the other two only little boys. They had their camps near a goolahgool, whence they obtained water. A goolahgool is a water-holding tree, of the iron bark or box species. It is a tree with a split in the fork of it, and hollow below the fork. After heavy rain, this hollow trunk would be full of water, which water would have run into it.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2710; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Moodai in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Moodai", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2466, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "led quite proudly to think what a fine kangaroo he had made. But his mother and sisters did not smile. They seized him and gave him a good beating for deceiving them. They told him he should never go out alone again, for he only played instead of hunting, though he knew they starved for meat. They would always in the future go with him. And so for ever the Goolahwilleels went in flocks, never more singly, in search of food. 22. GOONUR, THE WOMAN-DOCTOR Goonur was a clever old woman-doctor, who lived with her son, Goonur, and his two wives. The wives were Guddah the red lizard, and Beereeun the small, prickly lizard. One day the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2711; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "old woman in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "old woman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2467, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he spear in it for a short distance, but the black fellow was quickly after it, and soon caught and killed it outright. Then carrying the dead birds, back they went to where Deegeenboyah was cooking the other emu. They cooked the two they had brought, and then all started for the camp in great spirits at their successful chase. They began throwing their mooroolahs as they went along, and playing with their bubberahs, or returning boomerangs. Old Deegeenboyah said, \"Here, give me the emus to carry, and then you will be free to have a really good game with your mooroolahs and bubberahs, and see who is the best man.\" They gave him.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2712; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "spirits in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2468, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "blows until the land is one of plenty; then Yhi the sun chases her back whence she came, and the flowers droop and the birds sing only in the early morning. For Yhi rules in the land until the storms are over and have cooled him, and winter takes his place to be blown away again by Mayrah the loved of all, and the bringer of plenty. 30. WAYARNBEH THE TURTLE Oolah, the lizard, was out getting yams on a Mirrieh flat. She had three of her children with her. Suddenly she thought she heard some one moving behind the big Mirrieh bushes. She listened. All of a sudden out jumped Wayambeh from behind a bush and seized Oolah, telling her.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2713; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Yhi in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Yhi", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2469, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "to be blown away again by Mayrah the loved of all, and the bringer of plenty. 30. WAYARNBEH THE TURTLE Oolah, the lizard, was out getting yams on a Mirrieh flat. She had three of her children with her. Suddenly she thought she heard some one moving behind the big Mirrieh bushes. She listened. All of a sudden out jumped Wayambeh from behind a bush and seized Oolah, telling her not to make a noise and he would not hurt her, but that he meant to take her off to his camp to be his wife. He would take her three children too and look after them. Resistance was useless, for Oolah had only her yam stick, while Wayambeh had his spears and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2714; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Wayambeh in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Wayambeh", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2470, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "thought she heard some one moving behind the big Mirrieh bushes. She listened. All of a sudden out jumped Wayambeh from behind a bush and seized Oolah, telling her not to make a noise and he would not hurt her, but that he meant to take her off to his camp to be his wife. He would take her three children too and look after them. Resistance was useless, for Oolah had only her yam stick, while Wayambeh had his spears and boondees. Wayambeh took the woman and her children to his camp. His tribe when they saw him bring home a woman of the Oolah tribe, asked him if her tribe had given her to him. He said, \"No, I have stolen her.\".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2715; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Wayambeh in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Wayambeh", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2471, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "se and he would not hurt her, but that he meant to take her off to his camp to be his wife. He would take her three children too and look after them. Resistance was useless, for Oolah had only her yam stick, while Wayambeh had his spears and boondees. Wayambeh took the woman and her children to his camp. His tribe when they saw him bring home a woman of the Oolah tribe, asked him if her tribe had given her to him. He said, \"No, I have stolen her.\" \"Well,\" they said, \"her tribe will soon be after her; you must protect yourself; we shall not fight for you. You had no right to steal her without telling us. We had a young woman of our.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2716; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Wayambeh in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Wayambeh", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2472, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hey saw him bring home a woman of the Oolah tribe, asked him if her tribe had given her to him. He said, \"No, I have stolen her.\" \"Well,\" they said, \"her tribe will soon be after her; you must protect yourself; we shall not fight for you. You had no right to steal her without telling us. We had a young woman of our own tribe for you, yet you go and steal an Oolah and bring her to the camp of the Wayambeh. On your own head be the consequences.\" In a short time the Oolahs were seen coming across the plain which faced the camp of the Wayambeh. And they came not in friendship or to parley, for no women were with them, and they carried.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2717; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Wayambeh in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Wayambeh", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2473, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "made from grass seed. Er moonan, long sharp teeth. Euloo marah, large tree grubs. Edible. Euloo wirree, rainbow. Galah or Gilah, a French grey and rose-coloured cockatoo. Gayandy, borah devil. Gidgereegah, a species of small parrot. Girrahween, place of flowers. Gooeea, warriors. Googarh, iguana. Googoolguyyah, turn into trees. Googoorewon, place of trees. Goolahbah, grey-leaved box-tree. Goolahgool, water-holding tree. Goolahwilleel, top-knot pigeon. Gooloo, magpie. Goomade, red stamp. Goomai, water rat. Goomblegubbon, bastard or plainturkey. Goomillah, young girl's dress, consisting of waist strings made of opossum's sinews with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2718; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "devil in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2474, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "oorillah, pebbly ridges. Mubboo, beefwood-tree. Mullyan, eagle hawk. Mullyangah, the morning star. Murgah muggui, big grey spider. Murrawondah, climbing rat. Narahdarn, bat. Noongahburrah, tribe of blacks on the Narran. Nullah nullah, a club or heavy-headed weapon. Nurroo gay gay, dreadful pain. Nyunnoo or Nunnoo, a grass humpy. Ooboon, blue-tongued lizard. Oolah, red prickly lizard. Oongnairwah, black diver. Ouyan, curlew. Piggiebillah, ant-eater. One of the Echidna, a marsupial. Quarrian, a kind of parrot. Quatha, quandong; a red fruit like a round red plum. U e hu, rain, only so called in song. Waligoo, to hide. A game like.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2719; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Mullyangah in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Mullyangah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2475, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ems, you only are here, what did you with Beeargah my cousin, and where are my friends? Many are their trails that I see coming into this camp, but none going out. And if you alone live here you alone can answer me.\" \"What know I of you or your friends? Nothing. Ask of the winds that blow. Ask of Bahloo the moon, who looks down on the earth by night. Ask of Yhi the sun, that looks down by day. But ask not Weedah, who dwells alone, and knows naught of your friends.\" But as Weedah was talking he was carefully edging Mullyan towards the fire. Mullyan, the eagle hawk, too, was cunning, and not easy to trap. He saw a blazing fire in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2720; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Yhi in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Yhi", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2476, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "they shall meet them again later on, when they are grown big. Then as Mayrah softly blows, the flowers one by one open, and the bees come out again to gather honey. Every bird wears his gayest plumage and sings his sweetest song to attract a mate, and in pairs they go to build their nests. And still Mayrah softly blows until the land is one of plenty; then Yhi the sun chases her back whence she came, and the flowers droop and the birds sing only in the early morning. For Yhi rules in the land until the storms are over and have cooled him, and winter takes his place to be blown away again by Mayrah the loved of all, and the bringer.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2721; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Yhi in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Yhi", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2477, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "leaxe shaped weapon. Willgoo willgoo, pointed stick with feathers on top. Wirree, small piece of bark, canoe-shaped. Wirreenun, priest or doctor. Womba, mad. Wondah, spirit or ghost. Wurranunnah, wild bees. Wurrawilberoo, whirlwind with a devil in it; also clouds of Magellan. Wurranunnah, bee. Wurrunnah, man's name, meaning standing. Yaraan, white gum-tree. Yhi, the sun. Yuckay, oh, dear! End of Project Gutenberg's Australian Legendary Tales, by K. Langloh Parker *** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK AUSTRALIAN LEGENDARY TALES *** ***** This file should be named 3833-8.txt or 3833-8.zip ***** This and all associated files of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2722; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Yhi in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Yhi", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. 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Then he asked some of the other blacks to give him some doonburr seeds that he might make durrie for himself, But no one.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2723; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Wurrunnah in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Wurrunnah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2479, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rage and he said, \"I will go to a far country and live with strangers; my own people would starve me.\" And while he was yet hot and angry, he went. Gathering up his weapons, he strode forth to find a new people in a new country. After he had gone some distance, he saw, a long way off, an old man chopping out bees' nests. The old man turned his face towards Wurrunnah, and watched him coming, but when Wurrunnah came close to him he saw that the old man had no eyes, though he had seemed to be watching him long before he could have heard him. It frightened Wurrunnah to see a stranger having no eyes, yet turning his face towards him as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2724; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Wurrunnah in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Wurrunnah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. 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When he came up to him, the stranger told him that his name was Mooroonumildah, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2725; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Wurrunnah in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Wurrunnah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2481, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "runnah to see a stranger having no eyes, yet turning his face towards him as if seeing him all the time. But he determined not to show his fear, but go straight on towards him, which he did. When he came up to him, the stranger told him that his name was Mooroonumildah, and that his tribe were so-called because they had no eyes, but saw through their noses. Wurrunnah thought it very strange and still felt rather frightened, though Mooroonumildah seemed hospitable and kind, for, he gave Wurrunnah, whom he said looked hungry, a bark wirree filled with honey, told him where his camp was, and gave him leave to go there and stay with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2726; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Wurrunnah in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Wurrunnah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2482, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "dged Narahdarn; then the voice of the mother of the Bilbers shrieked in the chanting, high above that of the other women. As Narahdarn turned from the fire to dance back he found a wall of men confronting him. These quickly seized him and hurled him into the madly-leaping fire before him, where he perished in the flames. And so were the Bilbers avenged. 16. MULLYANGAH THE MORNING STAR Mullyan, the eagle hawk, built himself a home high in a yaraan tree. There he lived apart from his tribe, with Moodai the opossum, his wife, and Moodai the opossum, his mother-in-law. With them too was Buttergah, a daughter of the Buggoo or flying.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2727; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Mullyangah in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Mullyangah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2483, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nd make good their own escape. But they had left it too late. As they turned to descend the tree, the roof of the humpy fell on them. And all that remained when the fire ceased, were the charred bones of the dwellers in the yaraan tree. That was all that the blacks found of their enemies; but their legend says that Mullyan the eagle hawk lives in the sky as Mullyangah the morning star, on one side of which is a little star, which is his one arm; on the other a larger star, which is Moodai the opossum, his wife. 17. GOOMBLEGUBBON, BEEARGAH, AND OUYAN Goomblegubbon the bustard, his two wives, Beeargah the hawk, and Ouyan the curlew,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2728; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Mullyangah in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Mullyangah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2484, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ddy melon. May or Mayr, wind. Mayrah, spring wind. Meainei, girls. Midjee, a species of acacia. Millair, species of kangaroo rat. Moodai, opossum. Moogaray, hailstones. Mooninguggahgul, mosquito-calling bird. Moonoon, emu spear. Mooregoo, motoke. Mooroonumildah, having no eyes. Morilla or Moorillah, pebbly ridges. Mubboo, beefwood-tree. Mullyan, eagle hawk. Mullyangah, the morning star. Murgah muggui, big grey spider. Murrawondah, climbing rat. Narahdarn, bat. Noongahburrah, tribe of blacks on the Narran. Nullah nullah, a club or heavy-headed weapon. Nurroo gay gay, dreadful pain. Nyunnoo or Nunnoo, a grass humpy. Ooboon,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2729; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Moodai in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Moodai", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2485, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ed from the fire to dance back he found a wall of men confronting him. These quickly seized him and hurled him into the madly-leaping fire before him, where he perished in the flames. And so were the Bilbers avenged. 16. MULLYANGAH THE MORNING STAR Mullyan, the eagle hawk, built himself a home high in a yaraan tree. There he lived apart from his tribe, with Moodai the opossum, his wife, and Moodai the opossum, his mother-in-law. With them too was Buttergah, a daughter of the Buggoo or flying squirrel tribe. Buttergah was a friend of Moodai, the wife of Mullyan, and a distant cousin to the Moodai tribe. Mullyan the eagle hawk was a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2730; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "Moodai in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Moodai", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2486, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r and an edible fruit somewhat resembling passion fruit. Guinary, light eagle hawk. Guineboo, robin redbreast. Gurraymy, borah devil. Gwai, red. Gwaibillah, star. Mars. Kurreah, an alligator. Mahthi, dog. Maimah, stones. Maira, paddy melon. May or Mayr, wind. Mayrah, spring wind. Meainei, girls. Midjee, a species of acacia. Millair, species of kangaroo rat. Moodai, opossum. Moogaray, hailstones. Mooninguggahgul, mosquito-calling bird. Moonoon, emu spear. Mooregoo, motoke. Mooroonumildah, having no eyes. Morilla or Moorillah, pebbly ridges. Mubboo, beefwood-tree. Mullyan, eagle hawk. Mullyangah, the morning star. Murgah muggui, big.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2731; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "devil in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2487, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ch we came, and to which we shall probably return. \"Equality,\" \"Liberty\", \"Community of Goods,\" all mean savagery, and even savages, if equal, are not really free. Custom is the tyrant. The designs are from the sketch-book of an untaught Australian native; they were given to me some years ago by my brother, Dr. Lang, of Corowa. The artist has a good deal of spirit in his hunting scenes; his trees are not ill done, his emus and kangaroos are better than his men and labras. Using ink, a pointed stick, and paper, the artist shows an unwonted freedom of execution. Nothing like this occurs in Australian scratches with a sharp stone on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2732; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2488, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "to where he was followed by another Wirreenun, and presently the two old fellows began fighting. Suddenly, when the attention of the blacks was fixed on this fight, there came a strange, whizzing, whirring noise from the scrub round. The women and children shrank together, for the sudden, uncanny noise frightened them. And they knew that it was made by the spirits who were coming to assist at the initiation of the boys into young manhood. The noise really sounded, if you had not the dread of spirits in your mind, just as if some one had a circular piece of wood at the end of a string and were whirling it round and round. As the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2733; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "devil in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2489, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ks was fixed on this fight, there came a strange, whizzing, whirring noise from the scrub round. The women and children shrank together, for the sudden, uncanny noise frightened them. And they knew that it was made by the spirits who were coming to assist at the initiation of the boys into young manhood. The noise really sounded, if you had not the dread of spirits in your mind, just as if some one had a circular piece of wood at the end of a string and were whirling it round and round. As the noise went on, the women said, in an awestricken tone, \"Gurraymy,\" that is \"borah devil,\" and clutched their children tighter to them. The.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2734; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "devil in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2490, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and were whirling it round and round. As the noise went on, the women said, in an awestricken tone, \"Gurraymy,\" that is \"borah devil,\" and clutched their children tighter to them. The boys said \"Gayandy,\" and their eyes extended with fear. \"Gayandy\" meant borah devil too, but the women must not even use the same word as the boys and men to express the borah spirit, for all concerning the mysteries of borah are sacred from the ears, eyes, or tongues of women. The next day a shift was made of the camps. They were moved to inside the big ring that the black fellows had made. This move was attended with a certain amount of ceremony..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2735; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2491, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "paddymelon skins hanging from it. Weedall, bower or mocking-bird. Weeownbeen, a small bird. Something like a redbreast, only with longer tail and not so red a breast. Widya nurrah, a wooden battleaxe shaped weapon. Willgoo willgoo, pointed stick with feathers on top. Wirree, small piece of bark, canoe-shaped. Wirreenun, priest or doctor. Womba, mad. Wondah, spirit or ghost. Wurranunnah, wild bees. Wurrawilberoo, whirlwind with a devil in it; also clouds of Magellan. Wurranunnah, bee. Wurrunnah, man's name, meaning standing. Yaraan, white gum-tree. Yhi, the sun. Yuckay, oh, dear! End of Project Gutenberg's Australian Legendary.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2736; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2492, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "h they sounded as if coming from the sky. As the cries sounded again the mothers looked up whence they came, and there they saw the mubboo trees with their sons beside them. Then well they knew that they would see no more their sons on earth, and great was their grief, and wroth were they with their husband, for well they knew now that he must have been the devil in the whirlwind, who had so punished the boys. They vowed to avenge the loss of their boys. The next day they went out and gathered a lot of pine gum, and brought it back to the camp. When they reached the camp the old man called to one of his wives to come and tease his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2737; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "old man in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "old man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2493, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "spirits who were coming to assist at the initiation of the boys into young manhood. The noise really sounded, if you had not the dread of spirits in your mind, just as if some one had a circular piece of wood at the end of a string and were whirling it round and round. As the noise went on, the women said, in an awestricken tone, \"Gurraymy,\" that is \"borah devil,\" and clutched their children tighter to them. The boys said \"Gayandy,\" and their eyes extended with fear. \"Gayandy\" meant borah devil too, but the women must not even use the same word as the boys and men to express the borah spirit, for all concerning the mysteries of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2738; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Legendary Tales: folk-lore of the Noongahburrahs as told to the Piccaninnies; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3833/3833-8.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2494, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ss nyunnoos, more than twenty. He made fires before each, to make it look as if some one lived in the nyunnoos. First he would go into one nyunnoo, or humpy, and cry like a baby, then to another and laugh like a child, then in turn, as he went the round of the humpies he would sing like a maiden, corrobboree like a man, call out in a quavering voice like an old man, and in a shrill voice like an old woman; in fact, imitate any sort of voice he had ever heard, and imitate them so quickly in succession that any one passing would think there was a great crowd of blacks in that camp. 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His weapons floated about and drifted apart, and his rugs rotted in the water. 19. OUYAN THE CURLEW Bleargah the hawk, mother of Ouyan the curlew, said one day to her son: \"Go, Ouyan, out, take your spears and kill an emu. The women and I are hungry. You are a man, go out and kill, that we may eat. You must not stay always in the camp like an old woman; you must go and hunt as other men do, lest the women laugh at you.\" Ouyan took his spears and went out hunting, but though he went far, he could not get an emu, yet he dare not return to the camp and face the jeers of the women. 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The Irishman has lost his match-box, and feels for it all over the table without success. He stoops down with his hands on his knees, gets the table-top on a level with the flicker of firelight, and “moons” the object, as it were. Time to turn in. It is very dark inside and bright moonlight without; every crack seems like a ghost peering in. Some of the men will roll up their swags on the morrow and depart; some will take another day's spell. It is all according to the tucker. THE UNION BURIES ITS DEAD While out boating one Sunday afternoon on a billabong across the river, we saw a young man on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3441; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2530, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ning in a chair, with all the girls boo-hoo-ing round her for company. The old man was sitting in the back kitchen crying to himself.” He put his hat down on the ground, dinted in the crown, and poured some water into the hollow for his cattle-pup. “The girls came rushing down. Mother was so pumped out that she couldn't get up. They thought at first I was a ghost, and then they all tried to get holt of me at once--nearly smothered me. Look at that pup! You want to carry a tank of water on a dry stretch when you've got a pup that drinks as much as two men.” He poured a drop more water into the top of his hat. “Well, mother screamed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3442; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2531, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "crocodiles. You may rip a sheep open whilst watching for the boss's boots or yarning to a pen-mate, and then when you have stuffed the works back into the animal, and put a stitch in the slit, and poked it somewhere with a tar-stick (it doesn't matter much where) the jumbuck will be all right and just as lively as ever, and turn up next shearing without the ghost of a scratch on its skin. We reached Picton, a small collection of twinkling lights in a dark pocket, apparently at the top of a sound. We climbed up on to the wharf, got through between two railway trucks, and asked a policeman where we were, and where the telegraph.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3443; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2532, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "than chalk is like cheese. You'll often drop across some colour-blind old codger that can't tell the difference between two people that ain't got a bit of likeness between 'em. “Then there was young Joe Swallow. He was found dead under a burned-down tree in Dead Man's Gully--'dead past all recognition,' they said--and he was buried there, and by and by his ghost began to haunt the gully: at least, all the schoolkids seen it, and there was scarcely a grown-up person who didn't know another person who'd seen the ghost--and the other person was always a sober chap that wouldn't bother about telling a lie. But just as the ghost was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3444; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2533, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "old and feeble, and men who had lost their faith in fortune. They had dropped unnoticed out of the ranks; and remained to scratch out a living among the abandoned claims. Golden Gully had its little community of fossickers who lived in a clearing called Spencer's Flat on one side and Pounding Flat on the other, but they lent no life to the scene; they only haunted it. A stranger might have thought the field entirely deserted until he came on a coat and a billy at the foot of saplings amongst the holes, and heard, in the shallow ground underneath, the thud of a pick, which told of some fossicker below rooting out what little wash.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3445; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "haunted in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2534, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "was a party of those gipsy-like Assyrians--two families apparently--the women and children lying very sick about the lower bunks; and a big, good-humoured-looking young Maori propped between the end of the table and the wall, playing a concertina. The sick people were too sick, and the concertina seemed too much in sympathy with them, and the lost half-quid haunted us more than ever down there; so we started to climb out. The first thing that struck us was the jagged top edge of that iron hood-like arrangement over the gangway. The top half only of the scuttle was open. There was nothing to be seen except a fog of spray and a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3446; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "haunted in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2535, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "at Nyngan--which place we refrain from sketching--for a few hours, because the five trucks of cattle of which we were in charge were shunted there, to be taken on by a very subsequent goods train. The Government allows one man to every five trucks in a cattle-train. We shall pay our fare next time, even if we have not a shilling left over and above. We had haunted local influence at Comanavadrink for two long, anxious, heart-breaking weeks ere we got the pass; and we had put up with all the indignities, the humiliation--in short, had suffered all that poor devils suffer whilst besieging Local Influence. We only thought of escaping.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3447; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "haunted in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2536, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ketch The Bush Undertaker Our Pipes Coming Across The Story of Malachi Two Dogs and a Fence Jones's Alley Bogg of Geebung She Wouldn't Speak The Geological Spieler Macquarie's Mate Baldy Thompson For Auld Lang Syne FIRST SERIES AN OLD MATE OF YOUR FATHER'S You remember when we hurried home from the old bush school how we were sometimes startled by a bearded apparition, who smiled kindly down on us, and whom our mother introduced, as we raked off our hats, as “An old mate of your father's on the diggings, Johnny.” And he would pat our heads and say we were fine boys, or girls--as the case may have been--and that we had our father's.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3448; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "apparition in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2537, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "good start across the flat before the go-as-you-can commenced; so I talked for a while, and while we were talking I thought I might as well go the whole hog--I might as well die for a pound as a penny, if I had to die; and if I hadn't I'd have the pound to the good, anyway, so to speak. Anyhow, the risk would be about the same, or less, for I might have the spirit to run harder the more I had to run for--the more spirits I had to run for, in fact, as it turned out--so I says: “I think I'll take one of them there flasks of whisky to last us on the road.” “Right y'are,” says Stiffner. “What'll ye have--a small one or a big one?”.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3449; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2538, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "The town is supposed to be situated on the banks of a river called the Paroo, but we saw no water there, except what passed for it in a tank. The goats and sheep and dogs and the rest of the population drink there. It is dangerous to take too much of that water in a raw state. Except in flood-time you couldn't find the bed of the river without the aid of a spirit-level and a long straight-edge. There is a Custom-house against the fence on the northern side. A pound of tea often costs six shillings on that side, and you can get a common lead pencil for fourpence at the rival store across the street in the mother province. Also, a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3450; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2539, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "orners of his eyes, whilst he painfully copied down the head line, spelling it in a different way each time. In this laborious task he appeared to be greatly assisted by a tongue that lolled out of the corner of his mouth and made an occasional revolution round it, leaving a circle of temporarily clean face. His small clay-covered toes also entered into the spirit of the thing, and helped him not a little by their energetic wriggling. He paused occasionally to draw the back of his small brown arm across his mouth. Little Isley Mason, or, as he was called, “His Father's Mate,” had always been a favourite with the diggers and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3451; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2540, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "heat, and flies, and mosquitoes, just as a bullock does, and lose ambition and hope, and get contented with this animal life, like a dog, and till your swag seems part of yourself, and you'd be lost and uneasy and light-shouldered without it, and you don't care a damn if you'll ever get work again, or live like a Christian; and you go on like this till the spirit of a bullock takes the place of the heart of a man. Who cares? If we hadn't found the track yesterday we might have lain and rotted in that lignum, and no one been any the wiser--or sorrier--who knows? Somebody might have found us in the end, but it mightn't have been.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3452; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2541, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ther might be dead now--poor old soul!--any way, you'll never see her again. You wish you'd never run away from home. You wish you'd been a better son to your poor old mother; you wish you'd written to her and answered her last letter. You only want to live long enough to write home and ask for forgiveness and a blessing before you die. If you had a drop of spirits of some sort to brace you up you might get along the road better. (Put this delicately.) Get the whine out of your voice and breathe with a wheeze--like this; get up the nearest approach to a deathrattle that you can. Move as if you were badly hurt in your wind--like.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3453; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirits in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2542, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "any man in this world.” “To be sure,” said a full voice from the rear. “If ye'd known that, ye'd have prolonged the conversation.” We plodded on across the railway line and along the hot, dusty road which ran to the cemetery, some of us talking about the accident, and lying about the narrow escapes we had had ourselves. Presently someone said: “There's the Devil.” I looked up and saw a priest standing in the shade of the tree by the cemetery gate. The hearse was drawn up and the tail-boards were opened. The funeral extinguished its right ear with its hat as four men lifted the coffin out and laid it over the grave. The priest--a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3455; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "devil in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2543, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "South Australia, an' I wrote home pretty reg'lar and sent what money I could. Last I got down on to the south-western coast of South Australia--an' there I got mixed up with another woman--you know what that means, boys?” Sympathetic silence. “Well, this went on for two years, and then the other woman drove me to drink. You know what a woman can do when the devil's in her?” Sound between a sigh and a groan from Lally Thompson. “My oath,” he said, sadly. “You should have made it _three_ years, Jack,” interposed the joker; “you said two years before.” But he was suppressed. “Well, I got free of them both, at last--drink and the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3456; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "devil in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2544, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "an old, old man, with a younger one at his side; the younger one has Isley's face. Horses' feet again! Ah, God! Nemesis once more in troopers' uniform! The fossicker falls on his knees in the mud and clay at the bottom of the drive, and prays Heaven to take his last child ere Nemesis comes for him. Long Bob Sawkins had been known on the diggings as “Bob the Devil.” His profile at least from one side, certainly did recall that of the sarcastic Mephistopheles; but the other side, like his true character, was by no means a devil's. 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We shall pay our fare next time, even if we have not a shilling left over and above. We had haunted local influence at Comanavadrink for two long, anxious, heart-breaking weeks ere we got the pass; and we had put up with all the indignities, the humiliation--in short, had suffered all that poor devils suffer whilst besieging Local Influence. We only thought of escaping from the bush. The pass said that we were John Smith, drover, and that we were available for return by ordinary passenger-train within two days, we think--or words in that direction. 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And of afternoons in cities, when the rain is on the land, Visions come to me of Sweeney with his bottle in his hand, With the stormy night behind him, and the pub verandah-post -- And I wonder why he haunts me more than any other ghost. Still I see the shearers drinking at the township in the scrub, And the army praying nightly at the door of every pub, And the girls who flirt and giggle with the bushmen from the west -- But the memory of Sweeney overshadows all the rest. Well, perhaps, it isn't funny;.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3716; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2760, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "tain, No spring on its dry, hot breast, No shade from the blazing noontide Where a weary man might rest. Whole years go by when the glowing Sky never clouds for rain -- Only the shrubs of the desert Grow on the Great Grey Plain. From the camp, while the rich man's dreaming, Come the 'traveller' and his mate, In the ghastly dawnlight seeming Like a swagman's ghost out late; And the horseman blurs in the distance, While still the stars remain, A low, faint dust-cloud haunting His track on the Great Grey Plain. And all day long from before them The mirage smokes away -- That daylight ghost of an ocean Creeps close behind all day With.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3717; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2761, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "From the camp, while the rich man's dreaming, Come the 'traveller' and his mate, In the ghastly dawnlight seeming Like a swagman's ghost out late; And the horseman blurs in the distance, While still the stars remain, A low, faint dust-cloud haunting His track on the Great Grey Plain. And all day long from before them The mirage smokes away -- That daylight ghost of an ocean Creeps close behind all day With an evil, snake-like motion, As the waves of a madman's brain: 'Tis a phantom NOT like water Out there on the Great Grey Plain. There's a run on the Western limit Where a man lives like a beast, And a shanty in the mulga That.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3718; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2762, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nging out. They will take what they can get, and they will give what they can give, God alone knows how they manage -- God alone knows how they live! They are nearly always hard-up, but are cheerful all the while -- Men whose energy and trousers wear out sooner than their smile! They, no doubt, like us, are haunted by the boresome 'if' or 'might', But their ghosts are ghosts of daylight -- they are men who live at night! Peter met you with the comic smile of one who knows you well, And is mighty glad to see you, and has got a joke to tell; He could laugh when all was gloomy, he could grin when all was blue, Sing a comic song and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3719; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghosts in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2763, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "w that there is something -- something crooked with my heart. Tom, my first child died. I loved her even better than the pen -- Tom -- and while the STAR was dying, why, I felt like I did THEN. . . . . . Listen! Like the distant thunder of the rollers on the bar -- Listen, Tom! I hear the -- diggers -- shouting: 'Bully for the STAR!'' After All The brooding ghosts of Australian night have gone from the bush and town; My spirit revives in the morning breeze, though it died when the sun went down; The river is high and the stream is strong, and the grass is green and tall, And I fain would think that this world of ours is a good.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3720; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghosts in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2764, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "It well may be that I saw too plain, and it may be I was blind; But I'll keep my face to the dawning light, though the devil may stand behind! Though the devil may stand behind my back, I'll not see his shadow fall, But read the signs in the morning stars of a good world after all. Rest, for your eyes are weary, girl -- you have driven the worst away -- The ghost of the man that I might have been is gone from my heart to-day; We'll live for life and the best it brings till our twilight shadows fall; My heart grows brave, and the world, my girl, is a good world after all. Marshall's Mate You almost heard the surface bake, and saw.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3721; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "devil in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2765, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "y girl a Venus your poetic eye discerns, You are gracefully referred to as the 'young Australian Burns'. But if you should find that bushmen -- spite of all the poets say -- Are just common brother-sinners, and you're quite as good as they -- You're a drunkard, and a liar, and a cynic, and a sneak, Your grammar's simply awful and your intellect is weak. The Ghost Down the street as I was drifting with the city's human tide, Came a ghost, and for a moment walked in silence by my side -- Now my heart was hard and bitter, and a bitter spirit he, So I felt no great aversion to his ghostly company. 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The Ghost Down the street as I was drifting with the city's human tide, Came a ghost, and for a moment walked in silence by my side -- Now my heart was hard and bitter, and a bitter spirit he, So I felt no great aversion to his ghostly company. Said the Shade: 'At finer feelings let your lip in scorn be curled, 'Self and Pelf', my friend, has ever been the motto for the world.' 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Nothing matters! Fill your glasses -- dead man's drink. . . . . . Yet, to show his heart was not of human decency bereft, Peter paid the undertaker. He got drunk on what was left; Then he shed some tears, half-maudlin, on the grave where lay the Co., And he drifted to a township where the city failures go. Where, though haunted by the man he was, the wreck he yet might be, Or the man he might have been, or by each spectre of the three, And the dying words of Joseph, ringing through his own despair, Peter 'pulled himself together' and he started business there. 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And all day long from before them The mirage smokes away -- That daylight ghost of an ocean Creeps close behind all day With an evil, snake-like motion, As the waves of a madman's brain: 'Tis a phantom NOT like water Out there on the Great Grey Plain. There's a run on the Western limit Where a man lives like a beast, And a shanty in the mulga That stretches to the East; And the hopeless men who carry Their swags and tramp in pain -- The footmen must not tarry Out.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3727; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "phantom in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2769, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "in the days ere you were born? Ah! we read about the drovers and the shearers and the like Till we wonder why such happy and romantic fellows strike. Don't you fancy that the poets ought to give the bush a rest Ere they raise a just rebellion in the over-written West? Where the simple-minded bushman gets a meal and bed and rum Just by riding round reporting phantom flocks that never come; Where the scalper -- never troubled by the 'war-whoop of the push' -- Has a quiet little billet -- breeding rabbits in the bush; Where the idle shanty-keeper never fails to make a draw, And the dummy gets his tucker through provisions in the law;.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3728; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "phantom in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2773, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the door, And a boundary-rider jogging out across the neighb'ring run Was attracted by a something that was blazing in the sun; And he found that it was Peter, lying peacefully at rest, With a bottle close beside him and the shingle on his breast. Well, they analysed the liquor, and it would appear that he Qualified his drink with something good for setting spirits free. Though 'twas plainly self-destruction -- ''twas his own affair,' they said; And the jury viewed him sadly, and they found -- that he was dead. When the Children Come Home On a lonely selection far out in the West An old woman works all the day without rest, And.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3733; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirits in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3963, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Exact text block names Bourke; coordinate uses previously verified Bourke locality row.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5050; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Bourke, NSW", "region": "Bourke", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -29.9960307, "longitude": 145.2940392, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1378, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ed chest-ornament. mitin-dé-/7-% = round, curved. min-di = much, many (ef. mundia, mungkora) min-di-& = heavy. miing-i-roo == seed of a sp. of edible nut-grass. miing-kér-& = largest kind of dilly-bag, and so, very great in size or quantity. miting-tin-i = bone-apparatus used for producing sickness or death. munguni-maro = bone-apparatus- pos- sessor, 7.¢., medicine-man, doctor. miing-tin-i-pa-ri = porcupine. miin-ji = sp. of fibrous flax-plant. miin-na = may, perhaps, might. miin-n& = bad, evil (ef. munda-, mun- guni). munna-ko-re- = to make a mistake (= evil, bad, to keep). munna-moorra = the brothers and sisters of a deceased.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1556; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "medicine-man in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "medicine-man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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This.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1557; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "medicine-man in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "medicine-man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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(°) Any stick, piece of wood (sect. 235), (*) A flint-flake, stone.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1558; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "medicine-man in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "medicine-man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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But when this to individual is not convenient, and will not make himself patent, the man who er wants to graduate as a medicine-man or munguni-boona (sect 259) has to travel — all the way down the Diamantina, usually vié Eddington, Kynuna, Dagworth, and 3 Elderslie, as far as Brighton Downs perhaps, at a certain encampment of the Goa , ) tribe, where he learns the art, as follows:—Having made a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1559; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "medicine-man in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "medicine-man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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Leaving the medicine-man to keep watch, he returns to camp, divulges his mission to no one, but enters into con- versation with his alleged assailant on any ordinary everyday topic, watches most carefully to see if he is at all sick or not, and may casually get him to admit that he is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1560; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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The implement can be manufactured by the “ doctor,” “medicine man,” or any other male individual, though were such an one to chance upon a specimen, not his own property, he would immediately wash and destroy it in case of its ever being employed to his own detriment: in the case of a woman, she would immediately fall sick were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1561; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "medicine man in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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Donation to: Prepositions of Purpose, Reason, Means, 24, Dorsum, Back,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1562; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "medicine man in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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(CHaprer V.)— Fig. 214, Woman, resting her weight on the Tripod, is treading upon the crushed Star- grass in the shallow circular hole ; 215, The Rotary Motion exerted by one foot upon the other ; 216, The Seed-food.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1563; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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(Rather an Upper Georgina word.) mo-ki == small fly in general. mok-wd-ri = specially- shaped pigeon- net. m6l-\\6-r6 = mountain-top. mo-ma = ‘ghost’ or “spirit’’ o departed. mo-n& = upper-part front-of-chest. moéng-ka = thunder. moo-che- = to sleep. mool-k& = tree-trunk, -butt. moo-na-miil-yd-ri — opossum - string apron belt. moo-na-tim-pi-él-l%4 —= sp. of small red tit. moon-di = -self. moon-d6 = a circumcised.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1565; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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Water-sprite (“Kanmare,” sect. 260).—Represents the snake-like individual swimming away along the surface of the water above which its.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1566; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "water-sprite in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "water-sprite", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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Another method of initiating the doctor or munguni-maro is to put into the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1567; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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He is invisible to ordinary m iortals unless it be to the “doctors,” and in general ap pearanes is believed A be somethit g like the central figure in the fifth night’s.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1568; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "devil in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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PRINCE", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1649; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1472, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "N” 245 “THE MONSTER ... ADVANCED WITH A LARGE STONE” 255 “THE OLD MAN BENT LOW BEFORE THE ICE MONARCH” 266 “‘I AM QUEEN OF THE BUTTERFLIES,’ SHE REPLIED” 268 “‘WHAT KIND OF BIRD ARE YOU?’” 295 “‘YOU CAN’T BE OUR JACK?’” 315 “‘THOU ART VERY STRONG FOR SO SMALL A MAN’” 329 “ITS EYES WERE DREADFUL TOP BEHOLD, AS IT CAME SLOWLY OUT OF THE WATER.” 352 AUSTRALIAN FAIRY TALES. GOLDEN CLOUD. A CHRISTMAS STORY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. CHAPTER I. THE LONE ROCK. Australia! Hast thou no enchanted castles within thy vast domain? Is there not one gallant youth, ready armed to do battle for the fair ones, sleeping ’neath the spell of wicked genii?.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1650; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1473, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "without the ideal being stamped on this page to point the way. In considerably less time than it takes to pen these lines, the Princess had decided to trust her fortunes to the pluck and gallantry of her young champion. But in the midst of their plans they were unexpectedly confronted by their deadly enemy—Dusk—armed to the teeth. CHAPTER IV. THE RING-DOVE. Fairyland can produce nothing so wonderful as the facility with which sundry mortals can extend their faces. To smile widely is the fashion with us nowadays, and it is very wonderful indeed to note the various methods of its accomplishment. If the human face be a mask (and who.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1651; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1474, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e colour and texture of his companion’s apparel. Of what material were they composed—cloth, tweed, silk, cotton? No; mortal warp or weft never manufactured such fabrics. Some other agency—subtle and mysterious as many unexplained things we see around us—had perchance woven these articles. For in this lower world there are cloaks much less substantial than a fairy’s jerkin—cloaks for which Dr. Johnson and his followers have been unable to find a name, but which are indispensable to many of us in our daily lives. Had the barber been less engaged in taking stock of the manner and appearance of his strange customer, he might have.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1652; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1475, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "tainly; much better than some men, I trust. Pray come here and scratch me, Tim,” cried the parrot coaxingly. Little Tim obeyed very cautiously, and in fear and trembling. “That is delightful,” said Cockie. “It’s wonderful,” muttered poor Tim. “What is wonderful, sir? Can’t parrots talk?” “Some of them can, but not like you.” “Oh! but I’m not a parrot, I’m a fairy.” “A fairy?” cried the boy, agape with wonder. “Are you really?” “Truly I am. One of the Lake George fairies. Xanthine, our Queen, turned me into a parrot, five years ago, through her foolish jealousy, and here I’ve been caged up ever since with this great beak upon my.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1653; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1476, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "y jumped. He had forgotten all about the cat. “You were always kind to me, Toney, and I’m going to help you now.” “How can a cat help anybody?” replied poor Toney. “Ah! but I wasn’t always a cat, Toney.” “Oh, bother; I suppose you mean when you were a little kitten,” muttered the boy. “No, I don’t, Toney Buck. I never was a kitten. I mean when I was a happy fairy in Elfland, before I was changed into a cat for being cruel and selfish.” “Snooks!” answered Toney sceptically. “Who?” “Snooks! It won’t do, you know. There ain’t no fairies, nor moonland, and such nonsense.” “Supposing my shape were to change again, here under your very.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1654; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1477, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "tible charm of love! How it glowed in the eyes of Princess Golden Hair, and made the bewitching face yet more charming! Like the clear notes of a flute, only infinitely softer and more thrilling, her voice came upon his ears: “Welcome, oh, my Prince—lord of my being!—welcome to Dreamland!” What mattered the cheers of the people and the great speech from the fairy King, and the grand banquet that followed—what mattered the thousand surprises and the wonderful things that encountered him at every turn? There was no fascination like the lovely Princess. Glorious light and sunshine reigned here eternally. Roland watched in vain for.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1655; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1478, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "a willing slave.” “Money is a mighty demon,” answered Princess Golden Hair. “Yes, lady,” continued Roland. “Money is mighty, but ere now he has lent his power to an evil spirit called Hate, who going broadcast among the races of men has incited them to gather together and destroy each other without cause.” “Hate is a monster, uglier than Pain,” replied the fairy. “Ay, and he is invariably assisted by three other wicked powers known as Murder, Slander, and Malice.” “Poor lost people!” cried the gentle Princess. “Is there no good genii to do battle with these wicked ones?” “Oh yes; the renowned champion Sympathy has unfurled his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1656; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1479, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ". What engines made of mortal hands could propel a boat so swiftly and noiselessly as those proud, vigorous swans, who glided onward down the river with the elfin barque and its freight as if the whole thing had been no heavier than a gossamer? What mortal ears could conceive from out the world of sound such enchanting harmony? It was the silvery lullaby of Fairyland, that our Australian sprites might chant to some fretful changeling they had adopted and sought to hush to sleep. And now the view opens upon a magnificent glade, with here and there a huge eucalyptus standing out in bold relief like a grim giant on guard. Here the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1657; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1480, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ed and sought to hush to sleep. And now the view opens upon a magnificent glade, with here and there a huge eucalyptus standing out in bold relief like a grim giant on guard. Here the elfin King and his grotesque retinue land, and escort their mortal guest across the velvet sward and through a grove of trees, which terminates in a deep dell—the scene of the fairy ball. Upon a verdant, natural carpet, softer than velvet pile, stood two lines of young trees, from the roots of which the vines of the purple sarsaparilla had shot upward along the trunks and amongst the branches, and there bending with a graceful slope had met and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1658; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1481, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e visitor. So little Elsie, overcoming her wonder and amazement, prepared the pincushion and seated the old lady thereon, then inquired in a respectful tone how she came into the room. “Through the window, of course, my dear,” answered the creature, smiling. “We fairies come and go at divers times and seasons, and exactly how and when we please.” “Are you a fairy—a real fairy?” cried Elsie, approaching and gazing with deep interest on the little lady before her. “Certainly, child. Couldn’t you see that? We Australian elves are not so tall as our kindred over the ocean, but we are fairies notwithstanding.” “I—I have read of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1659; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1482, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "andfather and the old mare,” he cried pleadingly, “and you shall see I will never grumble again.” “Are you sure?” “Please try me, good fay.” “But what about the white pony?” “Bother the pony! I don’t want it.” “And the tall groom?” “He is a cruel fellow, and I never want to see him again, nor Mr. Cramwell either. Let me be myself again, dear fay! dear, kind fairy! Pray take me home again to good old grandad,” and the poor dreamer began to sob in his sleep. “Enough,” responded the wee spirit in a kind tone. “The wishing-cap I will take again, and you shall return to your home and to your daily toil. Yet remember, boy, you shall.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1660; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1483, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "alls. “Bus, peace,” rejoined the brownie in a whisper. “The voice of man hath never disturbed these solitudes since the creation.” “Gentlemen, pray let me go!” “Art thou not going, thou dissatisfied mortal? Be silent.” “It is all up with me,” groaned the unfortunate captive. “Nay, verily, it will be all down with thee,” answered the sprite. “Behold!” As the fairy spoke they emerged into a dismal spot, in the midst of which gaped a wide, black pit; at the mouth of the chasm the shepherd beheld the forms of two beings in shape like the fabled vampires, who clapped their tremendous wings in ecstasy at sight of him. “Who is this?”.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1661; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1484, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "as if to stay the departing spirit in its flight. “Oh, mamma! there is little brother Frank with my garland. See! he is beckoning to me.” And then the weary little head fell forward on the mother’s shoulder, and the tired spirit entered into rest. IN THE CLOUDS. They came to the boy one night when he was abed, and said they would take him with them in their fairy balloon. Willie Fenton told his father and mother that he had seen the elfins, and what they had promised him, but they only laughed at him and told him he had been dreaming. Our hero wasn’t to be convinced that it was only a dream. Hadn’t he seen them—three fairy.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1662; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1485, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and laugh, and shake its fat, dimpled fists and crow too. How they had watched it when it slept, and filled its tiny brain with innocent visions pure as the setting sun! How they had caused their magic to mantle its slumber, and the little rosebud mouth to open out in smiles! How silent and still now! No smile parts the pale lips. Not all the witchcraft in Fairyland, nor all the songs sung by sprite or fay to fretful babyhood, can lift but even one slender hair from those drooping eyelids which shroud the dim, blue eyes. “Baby’s dead,” said one, and “Dead, dead, dead,” repeated all the elfin circle. “Let us bear it hence unto the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1663; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1486, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "um and flit and flee While we linger silently In our noon-tide dream.” Nothing but ice! Walls of it, peaks, spires, towers, grottoes, floors. Ice everywhere! It is of all manner of delicate hues—pale green and blue; and where the edges catch the sun it shines even brighter than the glitter of a thousand clustering diamonds. This is Silverhaze, the border of Fairyland. The King of Silverhaze stood at the ice-bound portal of his kingdom, when he observed the approach of a very old man. The gait of the mortal wayfarer was slow and feeble, and he often paused to rest ere he reached the gates where stood the monarch. “Who lives here,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1664; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1487, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ime is up the ten years of the monkey bring the close of the scene, for in these man becomes foolish, gabbers and jabbers without end, and is fit for nothing but——” The elfin paused, and gazed earnestly at the mortal. “But what?” cried the old man. “But—Death. The portal which leads into the vast unknown, and from which we elves are debarred,” responded the fairy. “And what is Death?” “A certainty, O mortal, for all thy race. No more or less than that. Ere I go hence from thee for ever hear this fable:— “In olden times a giant wrestled with this terrible enemy Death, and vanquished him. As the grim foe lay helpless by the wayside.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1665; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1488, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "me is Science. What dost thou want with me?” I found the power of speech return to me ere the last words were uttered. “Let me behold some of Nature’s secrets,” I cried eagerly. “Thou art a bold mortal.” “I am earnest. Even as the aspiring thoughts that meet me in this book, I would soar and know.” “Of course,” replied the voice. “Although I come to thee in fairy form and guise, I am the servant of thought. It was not the uttered word that did summon me, but the force of the inward wish to understand within thee. Well, I am here. If thou wouldst see some of the giants of the future, follow me.” I had no will but to follow him, as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1666; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1489, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "men whom he had seen with Quiz the sprite. “Pray, what are you doing here?” inquired the small lady in shrill tones. “Alas, madam,” replied Bob, “I came here to attempt the rescue of a lovely maiden, who is under the spell of Dame Growl, the witch of this cliff.” “Ah! And why do you not rescue the lady, instead of slumbering away your time here?” cried the fairy. “Indeed, dear lady, the power of the enchantress can only be broken by the performance of certain very difficult tasks, which I am quite unable to perform without help.” “What will you give me if I aid you?” inquired the tiny lady. “Twenty kisses,” answered Bob promptly..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1667; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1490, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d the young hunter within; where he beheld one of the most lovely damsels lying asleep upon a marble couch. The sleeper seemed so divinely beautiful, that our hero stood speechless with admiration. “Here slumbers the beauty whom you seek,” she said. “How lovely!” responded Bob, clasping his hands together. “I will awaken her.” “Nay, you cannot,” replied the fairy. “While the witch lives this fair, innocent maiden will remain under the spell of the enchantment.” “Let us go and kill the witch,” urged Bob. “Hush! That would be a worse crime still. Have patience yet a little while. Dame Growl will be punished ere long, and by the very.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1668; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1491, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "elf never to be discontented again; and Johnny Grudge kept his word. TWO GIANTS. The Blue Mountains of our neighbour New South Wales, are, it has been said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you about giants in this story—about two giants, one called Fog, and the other named Duty, and when the tale is finished, you shall tell me.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1669; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1491, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "elf never to be discontented again; and Johnny Grudge kept his word. TWO GIANTS. The Blue Mountains of our neighbour New South Wales, are, it has been said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. 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The gaze of Bi-ba-be-bi had no sooner rested upon him than she sprang from the midst of her ladies with a glad cry of recognition, and cast herself upon his bosom. “Prince Pippin! Cousin! My own dear love, you are not dead!” Dead, not at all. Twilight is a region of enchantment, dear readers. Dame Trot, the witch of the Leap Frog Ranges, had fallen across the young Prince while hunting in the mountains, and had changed him into a Gorilla. Such he had remained and had taken his uncle prisoner. When the news, however, of the marriage between Lady Lollypop and the supposed monster.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1670; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1493, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "are far beyond the ‘Lubra Mountains,’ but I have fallen into the power of a wicked magician, who has confined me on the highest summit of the Granite Cliff. Every day I am allowed to bathe in the lake accompanied by an old hag called Mother Growl; but I cannot return without my—my—dress. Yesterday I was obliged to stay by the lake, and I’m afraid the cruel witch will kill me if I’m detained here much longer.” The low, plaintive voice touched the heart of our hero, who replied, “Rest easy, poor child. Here is your garment. Yet ere you depart tell me if I can help you out of the hands of your enemies.” “Can you climb the Granite.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1671; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1494, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ny caressed her and rubbed his cheek athwart her Roman nose. And indeed the boy felt as much amazed as any of them, and vowed to himself never to be discontented again; and Johnny Grudge kept his word. TWO GIANTS. The Blue Mountains of our neighbour New South Wales, are, it has been said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1672; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1494, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ny caressed her and rubbed his cheek athwart her Roman nose. And indeed the boy felt as much amazed as any of them, and vowed to himself never to be discontented again; and Johnny Grudge kept his word. TWO GIANTS. The Blue Mountains of our neighbour New South Wales, are, it has been said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Blue Mountains, NSW", "region": "Blue Mountains", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.609741, "longitude": 150.4052237, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1495, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "en said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you about giants in this story—about two giants, one called Fog, and the other named Duty, and when the tale is finished, you shall tell me which of the giants you like best. In one of the most lonesome valleys among the mountains lived Harry Podder, a little boy whose father was a poor.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1673; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1496, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "rs of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you about giants in this story—about two giants, one called Fog, and the other named Duty, and when the tale is finished, you shall tell me which of the giants you like best. In one of the most lonesome valleys among the mountains lived Harry Podder, a little boy whose father was a poor selector. The selector, his wife, and their only child, were quite alone in their solitude; the dell which they occupied was shut in by high,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1674; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1497, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "here no white man had ever been and which was supposed by everybody to be a dreary wilderness without river, or lake, or anything to sustain life in the way of game. Tiny Thumbcake, or as we shall call him, Hop-o’-my-thumb, was both surprised and delighted at the news imparted to him by the wallaby—namely, that the Unknown Country, ruled over by Slubber the Giant, was both beautiful and fertile, and one of the finest climates under the Southern Cross. And so in due time, guided by the faithful wallaby, our hero came to the country of Slubber, and took up his abode in a rich and well-watered valley, beside a high mountain, and here.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1675; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "little man in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1498, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d fire, and where each of his customers wears two pairs at a time? Third: What is seen in the sky, also in the water, and sometimes on men’s breasts which, being reversed, is the name for the very worst kind of vermin? Come now, O thou bull ant, canst thou explain these enigmas?” Poor Hop-o’-my-thumb seemed dismayed for a moment. He wanted to conciliate the giant, but how was he to frame a reply to these three difficult questions? In the midst of his cogitations he bethought him of his friend the wallaby. “If Slubber will give me a little time, I believe I can answer the questions,” said the little man with confidence. The giant.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1676; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "little man in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1499, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "enigmas?” Poor Hop-o’-my-thumb seemed dismayed for a moment. He wanted to conciliate the giant, but how was he to frame a reply to these three difficult questions? In the midst of his cogitations he bethought him of his friend the wallaby. “If Slubber will give me a little time, I believe I can answer the questions,” said the little man with confidence. The giant assented readily. Hop-o’-my-thumb, guided by the parrot, sought out the old wallaby, to whom he confided his trouble. “Nothing easier, my boy,” said the animal, stroking his head with his paw. “A word in your ear. These riddles are the secrets of our King and must not be.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1677; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "little man in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1500, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "most wonderful animal in the world is a pig; for it is first killed and then cured.” “Good!” cried Slubber. “The next,” continued Hop-o’-my-thumb, “is—What shoemaker makes shoes without leather? Why, a horseshoer, for he uses earth, air, water, fire, in shaping his wares, and each of his customers wears two pairs.” “Bravo! Let me embrace you,” entreated the giant. “No you don’t,” responded the little man, with a grin. “Now for your third question. What is seen in the sky, the water, and sometimes on men’s breasts? A star, of course. Reverse the spelling of star and it is rats. Are you satisfied?” And Slubber, the black giant,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1678; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "little man in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1501, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "anches intertwining overhead formed a leafy canopy for many miles. On the third day Grapple and his companion emerged upon a wide, extensive plain. Towering in the distance, like a pyramid, they observed a gigantic rock standing out above the level expanse around. The sun, gleaming upon its peaks and spires, gave it a weird, fantastic look, as if some great magician of the olden time had bade it rise with the lifting of his wand. As far as the vision reached along the line of the horizon, the plain seemed ringed in by the magnificent bushland through which they had come. Nearer, however, there was a broad river flowing its slow.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1679; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1502, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ". Twilight is a region of enchantment, dear readers. Dame Trot, the witch of the Leap Frog Ranges, had fallen across the young Prince while hunting in the mountains, and had changed him into a Gorilla. Such he had remained and had taken his uncle prisoner. When the news, however, of the marriage between Lady Lollypop and the supposed monster reached the old magician she relented of her wickedness by appearing at the bedside of the barber and speaking the words which annulled the charm. There was great rejoicing at the court of Prince Picnic over the event; but the gladness and the display were increased a hundredfold when the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1680; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2239, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "is quite new--just out of the shop--no doubt bought on purpose. What do you suppose it was doing there? And the fellow we saw running? Must he be a ghost too?\" \"I can't account for him, nor for the rope,\" Mr. Rowe admitted, fingering the latter in an abstracted way. \"I thought nobody cared to go near the place of a night, since there's been this talk of the ghost in the window. I'll see Mr. Blackett about it in the morning--\" \"I will see him also,\" broke in Wingate, with a significant glance at his wife. \"And I will keep the rope, if you please. It is my evidence, you see. I intend to sift this thing to the bottom, ghost and all.\".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2452; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in the window in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost in the window", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2240, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "with Mr. Wingate that a midnight expedition was necessary. \"Oh, you saw that light in the window!\" he exclaimed, with much gravity. \"I was wondering whether you would. I was out last night, looking at some traps, and saw it myself; and several other people have seen it. The conclusion they've come to is that the old house is haunted, sir. I don't hold with ghosts myself, but that's the common view.\" \"Haunted be blowed!\" was Wingate's rude rejoinder; and he showed the rope, which was mysterious without being supernatural, and described how they had seen a man \"scoot\" round a corner of the house. \"Besides,\" said he, \"if ghosts were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2453; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2241, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "it. The conclusion they've come to is that the old house is haunted, sir. I don't hold with ghosts myself, but that's the common view.\" \"Haunted be blowed!\" was Wingate's rude rejoinder; and he showed the rope, which was mysterious without being supernatural, and described how they had seen a man \"scoot\" round a corner of the house. \"Besides,\" said he, \"if ghosts were allowed to carry matches and candles, they'd burn the places down.\" \"I suppose there are ghosts of lights as well as ghosts of people, if there are ghosts at all,\" argued Abel Rowe. \"Be that as it may, no mortal hand lit that light you saw, sir, if it was in the big.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2454; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2242, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "view.\" \"Haunted be blowed!\" was Wingate's rude rejoinder; and he showed the rope, which was mysterious without being supernatural, and described how they had seen a man \"scoot\" round a corner of the house. \"Besides,\" said he, \"if ghosts were allowed to carry matches and candles, they'd burn the places down.\" \"I suppose there are ghosts of lights as well as ghosts of people, if there are ghosts at all,\" argued Abel Rowe. \"Be that as it may, no mortal hand lit that light you saw, sir, if it was in the big window of the west wing you saw it. Because why? The day after it was first seen, Mr. Blackett and a whole posse of people,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2455; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2243, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "y had got out of the window with the rope in the meantime.\" \"No, sir; for the casements were found fastened on the inside.\" \"Well, but here's the rope to speak for itself. It was lying close under the window. It is quite new--just out of the shop--no doubt bought on purpose. What do you suppose it was doing there? And the fellow we saw running? Must he be a ghost too?\" \"I can't account for him, nor for the rope,\" Mr. Rowe admitted, fingering the latter in an abstracted way. \"I thought nobody cared to go near the place of a night, since there's been this talk of the ghost in the window. I'll see Mr. Blackett about it in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2456; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in the window in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost in the window", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2244, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ay. \"I thought nobody cared to go near the place of a night, since there's been this talk of the ghost in the window. I'll see Mr. Blackett about it in the morning--\" \"I will see him also,\" broke in Wingate, with a significant glance at his wife. \"And I will keep the rope, if you please. It is my evidence, you see. I intend to sift this thing to the bottom, ghost and all.\" He was about to leave, when Mrs. Rowe, the keeper's mother, having risen from bed and dressed in haste, in order to find out what was doing at this hour of the night, entered the parlour, curtsied, looked from one to another with an expectant smile, and then.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2457; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in the window in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost in the window", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2245, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ne was required,\" said Billy. \"But how do you know it is the same?\" \"Because there wasn't another new clothes line in the place.\" \"I suppose rope is used for other purposes. Probably this was brought to The Chase from quite another direction.\" \"And to The Chase, of all places!\" She desired ardently to enter upon a long discussion, covering the matter of the ghost, but sudden reticence had fallen upon the visitor. He affected surprise to find it near upon midnight, and concern that his wife was so late up after a journey, and took a hasty leave, carrying his rope with him. As soon as they were both upon the high-road, out of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2458; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2246, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "\" said Nettie, \"for I am convinced that Abel Rowe is as honest as the day.\" \"How are you convinced?\" her husband asked. \"By the look of his face--the way he speaks--everything.\" \"Woman's instinct!\" laughed Billy. \"Now I think his manner most suspicious: his disinclination to have the matter inquired into--his preposterous suggestion that the candle-man is a ghost--everything, as you would say. But things look black against the rector's house too. We will interview Mrs. George Desailly to-morrow morning, and get particulars concerning the larceny of the clothes line. I'm awfully curious to see her, apart from that. I wonder how.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2459; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2247, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "er happy girlhood is so intensely interesting to her. And I should like to show you the church and the improvements I have made. You will find things looking very different from what they were in poor old Balcombe's time.\" The visitors pleaded the pressing nature of their business with the squire's agent, which turned the conversation upon the burglars, the ghost, and contingent matters, delaying their departure for another half-hour. But engagements were entered into for an exchange of hospitalities when convenient, while the rector walked with them to his garden gate, gathering flowers for Nettie by the way; and before.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2460; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2248, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e scars the window casements were fastened; and when he went along the wainscot, rapping sharply on every panel, and standing still to listen for the effect, the sound died immediately, with no hint of inward echo. \"We've done that,\" the constable observed with a smile. \"There's nothing there, sir. Solid as a rock.\" \"What!\" cried Wingate, \"do you believe in ghosts, too?\" \"No, sir; but I believe in the evidence of my senses. Those walls don't hide anything. I've proved it.\" They were lined from top to bottom with wood panelling, that had been painted white and gilded in places, and was now soiled and tarnished. In five of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2461; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2249, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e rope, that you saw in the garden, wants attending to.\" \"Certainly. I mean to keep a good look-out from the window. There will be a splendid moon if these clouds clear off. The fewer we are the better in a case of this sort. You don't catch fish if you make a splash in the water.\" \"No, sir. But I think it's my business to look after the man rather than the ghost, if it's all the same to you.\" Wingate agreed that a policeman must be allowed to know his own business best, and had a shrewd suspicion that this particular policeman would rather deal single-handed with fifty corporeal thieves of the most desperate character than with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2462; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2250, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "said, holding her tightly with one hand and the butt of his revolver with the other. But they heard nothing, except their hearts beating. So they started on their voyage to the west wing. Their supper had done them so much good that they dared to blow the candle out and find their way by the light of the moon; for, as Billy said, if they were to catch that ghost, it was necessary to stalk him carefully. \"But don't think of such rot,\" he hastened to add. \"If you hear anything, mind, it will be the dripping of the rain, or the mice and rats, or the wind in chimneys and keyholes, or the windows shaking, or the old boards creaking and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2463; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "supernatural in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2251, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "n as she stepped into the hall, carrying her tea-basket in her arms. They saluted her with a shamefaced sense of her moral superiority over themselves. \"I should like,\" said Wingate, emptying the remaining contents of his spirit flask into the men's teacups, \"to thoroughly satisfy your minds as well as my own, to prove to everybody that the house is free of ghosts, at any rate. It is just possible I may rent the place from Sir Walter for a time, and I am well aware that we should have trouble with servants, and so on, if any nonsense of that sort got about. I suppose you won't object to sleeping with us here to-night, now that a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2466; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2252, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "only twenty-two and her heart was at rest--she did not seriously concern herself about her handsome husband's past; Billy declared in the morning that the feather mattress had defeated him, and that if they stayed another night in that place he should lie on the floor. He took a nip of whisky before breakfast, to clear his brain of morbid thoughts that had haunted him through the dark hours. Their buggy having no seat for a servant, and the English-feeling morning--a mixture of delicate mist and sunshine--being more inviting than usual, they agreed to do their errands to the rectory and the agent's house on foot. And they set.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2468; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "haunted in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2253, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "h--h--h!\" sighed Minna, with her hand upon her heart. It was certainly a creepy place, to one unaccustomed to it, in that owl's light; and the ship cat was as wild as any Bengal tiger. She was supposed to visit the cook at a certain hour daily, but otherwise lived in solitude, under hatches, waging savage warfare with the rats. Disturbed and startled by the apparition of a lady, she moved about in the mysterious distance with stealthy creepings and scamperings, rending the silence at intervals with that sudden snarling \"yowl,\" which is distressing to the human ear at the best of times, and now echoed through the ship's emptiness.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2470; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "apparition in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2254, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "husband's hand, and after a little only spoke in low tones, glancing hither and thither in a furtive way, with occasional jumps and starts; for the sense of mystery was upon her--delightful certainly, enchantingly English, but a little uncanny, all the same. Bushes to right and left rustled as they passed; twigs snapped; owls went by with no sound of wings, phantom-like; couching forms of deer arose, loomed for a moment, and disappeared. These latter were the most romantic feature of The Chase to her Australian mind, but an antlered buck in twilight, showing himself unexpectedly and merely as something alive and large, brings, as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2471; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "phantom in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2255, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hings ready in a day and went with him--the beginning of long wanderings. And I hardly saw an English paper, and never heard any news, and never wanted to. And--and I think that's all, Nettie.\" She put her arms round his neck, and kissed him, and thanked him. She said she didn't think any husband could have told the honest truth more honestly. CHAPTER V The Spirit Of Murder The Wingates drove in their own buggy to The Chase, where they were met by Mr. Blackett's policeman, by whom they were escorted over the great house. It was a great house, in more ways than one; and Nettie, whose passion for things English was far greater than.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2472; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2256, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "encircling windows in a melodramatic way. \"That's where I saw her burning the lace,\" said Wingate, pointing. \"Oh, don't!\" gasped Nettie, seeing in her mind's eye the lace with blood-stains on it. All the tragical story, as her young fancy composed it, seemed to act itself again before her; she dared not look into the little room, lest she should behold the spirit of midnight murder bending over the hearth. Oh, this was indeed an uncanny place to be astray in at such an hour! They reached, or all but reached, their destination in the west wing, creeping past the little well staircase and the row of doors to the carefully locked.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2474; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2257, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d place like this, deserted for so long, and standing in the middle of these lonely woods, must be alive with creatures making a shelter of it. No wonder there are noises.\" Then they went to sleep for the last time, and awoke in daylight, safe and sound, satisfied with the issue of their adventure. Nettie dressed provisionally, put a tin kettle to boil on a spirit stove, and made tea, first for her husband and herself, and then for the two men who had spent the night on the hard boards of the summer-house, and whom Wingate went in search of as soon as he had hurried on his clothes. \"Well, you fellows,\" he said airily, \"now that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2475; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2258, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", singing as he went, filling the house with hollow noises. When he returned he was holding a silver-mounted bottle between his eye and the light, laughing discontentedly. \"Well, you're a nice sort of young person!\" he exclaimed. \"Am I?\" she replied. \"And why?\" \"Tippling on the quiet in this way, and all the time pretending to your husband that the smell of spirits makes you sick.\" \"So it does. What are you talking about?\" \"This flask's empty.\" \"It isn't. It's brimful. I haven't touched it since you filled it for me in London.\" Wingate solemnly turned it upside-down before her eyes. One drop only splashed upon the pavement. \"Then.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2476; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirits in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2259, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ged that he was to let himself out of the window by the rope he had used to let himself down the hole, if no better means of exit were available, when his job was done. His job! Great heavens, what a job! He did not realize the horror of it until it was too late. When the revels of the day were over--when night came, and that voiceless solitude, filled with spirits of the dead--his nerve failed him. Trying to fasten a rope to an iron ring just within the mouth of the well, evidently put there on purpose to fasten ropes to--hurrying to get the thing over and done with as quickly as possible--he fumbled and bungled, and it slipped.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2477; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirits in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2344, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 68225 *** AUSTRALIAN FAIRY TALES. BY ATHA WESTBURY. ILLUSTRATED BY A. J. JOHNSON. LONDON: WARD, LOCK, & CO., LIMITED, WARWICK HOUSE, SALISBURY SQUARE, E.C. NEW YORK AND MELBOURNE. 1897 CONTENTS. PAGE GOLDEN CLOUD:— CHAP. I. THE LONE ROCK 9 ,, II. MOTHER DOT 19 ,, III. DUSK’S STRONGHOLD 27 ,, IV. THE RING-DOVE 34 ,, V. GOLDEN CLOUD 42 TWILIGHT:— CHAP. I. BARON THIMBLE 48 ,, II. PRINCE", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2568; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2345, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "N” 245 “THE MONSTER ... ADVANCED WITH A LARGE STONE” 255 “THE OLD MAN BENT LOW BEFORE THE ICE MONARCH” 266 “‘I AM QUEEN OF THE BUTTERFLIES,’ SHE REPLIED” 268 “‘WHAT KIND OF BIRD ARE YOU?’” 295 “‘YOU CAN’T BE OUR JACK?’” 315 “‘THOU ART VERY STRONG FOR SO SMALL A MAN’” 329 “ITS EYES WERE DREADFUL TOP BEHOLD, AS IT CAME SLOWLY OUT OF THE WATER.” 352 AUSTRALIAN FAIRY TALES. GOLDEN CLOUD. A CHRISTMAS STORY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. CHAPTER I. THE LONE ROCK. Australia! Hast thou no enchanted castles within thy vast domain? Is there not one gallant youth, ready armed to do battle for the fair ones, sleeping ’neath the spell of wicked genii?.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2569; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2346, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e colour and texture of his companion’s apparel. Of what material were they composed—cloth, tweed, silk, cotton? No; mortal warp or weft never manufactured such fabrics. Some other agency—subtle and mysterious as many unexplained things we see around us—had perchance woven these articles. For in this lower world there are cloaks much less substantial than a fairy’s jerkin—cloaks for which Dr. Johnson and his followers have been unable to find a name, but which are indispensable to many of us in our daily lives. Had the barber been less engaged in taking stock of the manner and appearance of his strange customer, he might have.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2570; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2347, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the rapid harbinger to his aid, and when Tom Brock the barber joined him there, they were fully prepared to start on their voyage. “Humbug-loo-boo! Tictoleroo! Pish-bosh! Fudge!” cried the son of Twilight, and they were off. The electrical current, girdling the storm-tossed waters, where ships are broken and engulfed, could not outpace the conveyance of the fairy and the barber. The most elegant saloon could not afford more comfort than those trance-stuffed cushions upon which they reclined and gazed out upon the newly brightened landscape. Then the fairy man spoke and unfolded his mission. “I am the Baron Thimble. Know, O mortal,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2571; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2348, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "tainly; much better than some men, I trust. Pray come here and scratch me, Tim,” cried the parrot coaxingly. Little Tim obeyed very cautiously, and in fear and trembling. “That is delightful,” said Cockie. “It’s wonderful,” muttered poor Tim. “What is wonderful, sir? Can’t parrots talk?” “Some of them can, but not like you.” “Oh! but I’m not a parrot, I’m a fairy.” “A fairy?” cried the boy, agape with wonder. “Are you really?” “Truly I am. One of the Lake George fairies. Xanthine, our Queen, turned me into a parrot, five years ago, through her foolish jealousy, and here I’ve been caged up ever since with this great beak upon my.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2572; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2349, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "y jumped. He had forgotten all about the cat. “You were always kind to me, Toney, and I’m going to help you now.” “How can a cat help anybody?” replied poor Toney. “Ah! but I wasn’t always a cat, Toney.” “Oh, bother; I suppose you mean when you were a little kitten,” muttered the boy. “No, I don’t, Toney Buck. I never was a kitten. I mean when I was a happy fairy in Elfland, before I was changed into a cat for being cruel and selfish.” “Snooks!” answered Toney sceptically. “Who?” “Snooks! It won’t do, you know. There ain’t no fairies, nor moonland, and such nonsense.” “Supposing my shape were to change again, here under your very.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2573; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2350, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "a willing slave.” “Money is a mighty demon,” answered Princess Golden Hair. “Yes, lady,” continued Roland. “Money is mighty, but ere now he has lent his power to an evil spirit called Hate, who going broadcast among the races of men has incited them to gather together and destroy each other without cause.” “Hate is a monster, uglier than Pain,” replied the fairy. “Ay, and he is invariably assisted by three other wicked powers known as Murder, Slander, and Malice.” “Poor lost people!” cried the gentle Princess. “Is there no good genii to do battle with these wicked ones?” “Oh yes; the renowned champion Sympathy has unfurled his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2574; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2351, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ". What engines made of mortal hands could propel a boat so swiftly and noiselessly as those proud, vigorous swans, who glided onward down the river with the elfin barque and its freight as if the whole thing had been no heavier than a gossamer? What mortal ears could conceive from out the world of sound such enchanting harmony? It was the silvery lullaby of Fairyland, that our Australian sprites might chant to some fretful changeling they had adopted and sought to hush to sleep. And now the view opens upon a magnificent glade, with here and there a huge eucalyptus standing out in bold relief like a grim giant on guard. Here the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2575; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2352, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ed and sought to hush to sleep. And now the view opens upon a magnificent glade, with here and there a huge eucalyptus standing out in bold relief like a grim giant on guard. Here the elfin King and his grotesque retinue land, and escort their mortal guest across the velvet sward and through a grove of trees, which terminates in a deep dell—the scene of the fairy ball. Upon a verdant, natural carpet, softer than velvet pile, stood two lines of young trees, from the roots of which the vines of the purple sarsaparilla had shot upward along the trunks and amongst the branches, and there bending with a graceful slope had met and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2576; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2353, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "een on the parti-coloured robes of the gay creatures which moved to and fro about her. Here, as in the higher world of mortals, the ladies fanned and flirted, while the gentlemen flattered and were smilingly attentive; but there was no lurking devil behind it all with the elves. They, at least, were genuine. “Approach, O mortal, and kiss my hand,” cried the fairy Queen, rising and saluting Tottie. “In this dell thou shalt be fed on honeyed words. We will deck thee with jewels brought from hidden caves and gathered in bowers of green, where loop the clustered vines. Pure pearls of may-dew shall adorn thy fair young brow like.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2577; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "devil in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2354, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e visitor. So little Elsie, overcoming her wonder and amazement, prepared the pincushion and seated the old lady thereon, then inquired in a respectful tone how she came into the room. “Through the window, of course, my dear,” answered the creature, smiling. “We fairies come and go at divers times and seasons, and exactly how and when we please.” “Are you a fairy—a real fairy?” cried Elsie, approaching and gazing with deep interest on the little lady before her. “Certainly, child. Couldn’t you see that? We Australian elves are not so tall as our kindred over the ocean, but we are fairies notwithstanding.” “I—I have read of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2578; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2355, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "andfather and the old mare,” he cried pleadingly, “and you shall see I will never grumble again.” “Are you sure?” “Please try me, good fay.” “But what about the white pony?” “Bother the pony! I don’t want it.” “And the tall groom?” “He is a cruel fellow, and I never want to see him again, nor Mr. Cramwell either. Let me be myself again, dear fay! dear, kind fairy! Pray take me home again to good old grandad,” and the poor dreamer began to sob in his sleep. “Enough,” responded the wee spirit in a kind tone. “The wishing-cap I will take again, and you shall return to your home and to your daily toil. Yet remember, boy, you shall.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2579; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2356, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "alls. “Bus, peace,” rejoined the brownie in a whisper. “The voice of man hath never disturbed these solitudes since the creation.” “Gentlemen, pray let me go!” “Art thou not going, thou dissatisfied mortal? Be silent.” “It is all up with me,” groaned the unfortunate captive. “Nay, verily, it will be all down with thee,” answered the sprite. “Behold!” As the fairy spoke they emerged into a dismal spot, in the midst of which gaped a wide, black pit; at the mouth of the chasm the shepherd beheld the forms of two beings in shape like the fabled vampires, who clapped their tremendous wings in ecstasy at sight of him. “Who is this?”.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2580; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2357, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "as if to stay the departing spirit in its flight. “Oh, mamma! there is little brother Frank with my garland. See! he is beckoning to me.” And then the weary little head fell forward on the mother’s shoulder, and the tired spirit entered into rest. IN THE CLOUDS. They came to the boy one night when he was abed, and said they would take him with them in their fairy balloon. Willie Fenton told his father and mother that he had seen the elfins, and what they had promised him, but they only laughed at him and told him he had been dreaming. Our hero wasn’t to be convinced that it was only a dream. 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Walls of it, peaks, spires, towers, grottoes, floors. Ice everywhere! It is of all manner of delicate hues—pale green and blue; and where the edges catch the sun it shines even brighter than the glitter of a thousand clustering diamonds. This is Silverhaze, the border of Fairyland. The King of Silverhaze stood at the ice-bound portal of his kingdom, when he observed the approach of a very old man. The gait of the mortal wayfarer was slow and feeble, and he often paused to rest ere he reached the gates where stood the monarch. “Who lives here,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2582; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2359, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ime is up the ten years of the monkey bring the close of the scene, for in these man becomes foolish, gabbers and jabbers without end, and is fit for nothing but——” The elfin paused, and gazed earnestly at the mortal. “But what?” cried the old man. “But—Death. The portal which leads into the vast unknown, and from which we elves are debarred,” responded the fairy. “And what is Death?” “A certainty, O mortal, for all thy race. No more or less than that. Ere I go hence from thee for ever hear this fable:— “In olden times a giant wrestled with this terrible enemy Death, and vanquished him. 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What dost thou want with me?” I found the power of speech return to me ere the last words were uttered. “Let me behold some of Nature’s secrets,” I cried eagerly. “Thou art a bold mortal.” “I am earnest. Even as the aspiring thoughts that meet me in this book, I would soar and know.” “Of course,” replied the voice. “Although I come to thee in fairy form and guise, I am the servant of thought. It was not the uttered word that did summon me, but the force of the inward wish to understand within thee. Well, I am here. If thou wouldst see some of the giants of the future, follow me.” I had no will but to follow him, as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2584; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giants in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giants", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2361, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "norance. Erect and threatening they rose to crush me, but at sight of my conductor they fell down again in abject submission and opened the door; whereupon we passed into a mighty cavern, so wide and so lofty that its magnitude astounded me, its limit reaching far beyond my range of vision. Here I beheld huge giants, mightier than ever appeared in legend or fairy tale. Many were toiling hard, some lay reclining, as if just awakened from a deep sleep; while others slumbered peacefully. Dim and indistinct as the light here glimmered, I could see the ponderous shapes plainly. 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And why do you not rescue the lady, instead of slumbering away your time here?” cried the fairy. “Indeed, dear lady, the power of the enchantress can only be broken by the performance of certain very difficult tasks, which I am quite unable to perform without help.” “What will you give me if I aid you?” inquired the tiny lady. “Twenty kisses,” answered Bob promptly..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2586; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2363, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d the young hunter within; where he beheld one of the most lovely damsels lying asleep upon a marble couch. The sleeper seemed so divinely beautiful, that our hero stood speechless with admiration. “Here slumbers the beauty whom you seek,” she said. “How lovely!” responded Bob, clasping his hands together. “I will awaken her.” “Nay, you cannot,” replied the fairy. “While the witch lives this fair, innocent maiden will remain under the spell of the enchantment.” “Let us go and kill the witch,” urged Bob. “Hush! That would be a worse crime still. Have patience yet a little while. 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The junior partner has just been elected to the civic chair of Sydney, and when he dies he intends to bequeath the crooked sixpence to the Museum. THE BALL IN THE DELL. Tottie Maybush, of Melgrove on the hills, was never known to tell an untruth. Yet little kind-hearted Tottie could not be certain whether she had fallen asleep and dreamed all about the fairies’ ball, or the spirits of the dell had carried her off bodily to their annual festival. 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Returning home, Johnny again met the son of Sir Anthony Woolcrop with a little lady by his side, mounted on a cream-coloured pony. And the little wood-carter agreed within himself that it was a shame, and resolved to seek out the fairies that very night. So, in not the very best of tempers, and the very lowest of spirits, our hero went out to the moss ridges to seek the wishing-cap. He lay down on the soft green carpet, and kept very quiet until he heard the great clock at the post-office boom twelve;.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2589; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirits in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2366, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "elf never to be discontented again; and Johnny Grudge kept his word. TWO GIANTS. The Blue Mountains of our neighbour New South Wales, are, it has been said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. 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TWO GIANTS. The Blue Mountains of our neighbour New South Wales, are, it has been said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. 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For what length of time the Nugget slumbered on this good Christmas Eve will never be known. Certain it is that he suddenly opened his eyes and beheld one of the biggest, and withal one of the ugliest, hulking fellows he had ever seen standing over him. The Nugget was a brave youth, but fear began to take possession of him as he looked at the intruder—a giant in stature, with a huge, flat head upon his shoulder, and a mouth as large, and about the shape of the newspaper receiver at the General Post Office. He carried a lamp in his hand, but there was a queer sheen from his eyes, which illumined the cavern with a fiery glow..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2592; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2368, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ny caressed her and rubbed his cheek athwart her Roman nose. And indeed the boy felt as much amazed as any of them, and vowed to himself never to be discontented again; and Johnny Grudge kept his word. TWO GIANTS. The Blue Mountains of our neighbour New South Wales, are, it has been said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2593; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2368, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ny caressed her and rubbed his cheek athwart her Roman nose. And indeed the boy felt as much amazed as any of them, and vowed to himself never to be discontented again; and Johnny Grudge kept his word. TWO GIANTS. The Blue Mountains of our neighbour New South Wales, are, it has been said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. 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On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you about giants in this story—about two giants, one called Fog, and the other named Duty, and when the tale is finished, you shall tell me which of the giants you like best. In one of the most lonesome valleys among the mountains lived Harry Podder, a little boy whose father was a poor.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2594; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2370, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "rs of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you about giants in this story—about two giants, one called Fog, and the other named Duty, and when the tale is finished, you shall tell me which of the giants you like best. In one of the most lonesome valleys among the mountains lived Harry Podder, a little boy whose father was a poor selector. The selector, his wife, and their only child, were quite alone in their solitude; the dell which they occupied was shut in by high,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2595; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2371, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ried the youngster, as he mounted the steep crags above Ridgeford in safety. But the words were hardly out of his mouth when both he and the dog were enveloped in a deep mist, whirling and eddying round, till the child was quite giddy and terrified. He put his hand to his breast, pressed the talisman his mother had given him, and cried out, “Duty!” Strange, Giant Fog seemed to clear out of the way for a moment, and they stumbled onward down the crest of the mountain; but it soon became evident to Harry that all shadow of the path was lost. Still the brave boy pursued his way, and when his spirits flagged and the dog whined he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2596; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirits in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2372, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d when his spirits flagged and the dog whined he cried out, “Duty, Possum, Duty!” At length they emerged out upon a ledge of ridges with deep ravines intervening. Below the fog looked inky black. Our hero paused, and Possum rubbed himself against him and looked up whimpering in his face. “Never mind, old boy,” said Harry. “Even if this is the very castle of Giant Fog, we have Duty with us. On, Possum, on.” The kangaroo hound drew back. The boy pressed forward, and in a moment he felt he was falling rapidly through the air. How long poor Harry lay at the base of those cruel crags he could not say, but when he recovered.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2597; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirits in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2373, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ".” “Agreed,” cried the young fellow resolutely. “You have done me good service already; therefore whatever you order I am ready to obey.” “Thank you, Jack. Good-bye for the present. I can hear King Red Gum returning from his gallop.” CHAPTER II. BROWN EYES. Our friend Cocky was not given very much time to digest his breakfast. Dismounting from his steed the giant beckoned him forward, and thus addressed him: “You lazy imp! It would suit you very well to do nothing but eat my victuals and take a sleep afterwards, but you shall work. Listen! On the other side of yon mountain there is a wide lagoon fringed with reeds and rushes..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2598; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "bunyip in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2374, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "three questions—the answers to which you must bring to me before sundown, otherwise your miserable life shall answer for it.” “Oh, that’s quite easy,” replied Cocky, with a dash of his city assurance. “I thought you were going to set me something very difficult. What are the three questions?” “Why the leaves on the trees grow edgeways to the sun?” said the giant. “Next: What is the reason there is no water in Phantom Hollow? And last but not least: Why figs do not grow on the tree by the hut? Now begone! and bring me the answers before sundown,” cried the Red Giant in a towering rage. Our hero departed with a great show of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2599; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "phantom in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2375, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ought you were going to set me something very difficult. What are the three questions?” “Why the leaves on the trees grow edgeways to the sun?” said the giant. “Next: What is the reason there is no water in Phantom Hollow? And last but not least: Why figs do not grow on the tree by the hut? Now begone! and bring me the answers before sundown,” cried the Red Giant in a towering rage. Our hero departed with a great show of bravado, but when he came near the lagoon his assumed swagger quickly evaporated. He had heard there was such a creature as a Bunyip, but he had never met anybody who had seen one. “Never despair,” however, was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2600; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "phantom in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2376, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ve accomplished the release of my lady-bird Brown Eyes. Hold fast to that hair of the Bunyip’s tail, for it will prove one of the most powerful weapons in the art of magic. It is a talisman to swear by, and none can resist it, as you will presently discover.” Then the magpie added a short whisper into Cocky’s ear, and they descended into the dell, where the giant and Old Gruff stood awaiting our hero. “Tiny mortal, hast thou done thy task? What are the answers?” roared Red Gum menacingly. “By the hair of the Bunyip’s tail, I command thy obedience,” cried our hero sternly. Red Gum let fall his huge waddy from his hand. With a loud.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2601; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "bunyip in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2377, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "robed in a superb hunting costume of the country. The gaze of Bi-ba-be-bi had no sooner rested upon him than she sprang from the midst of her ladies with a glad cry of recognition, and cast herself upon his bosom. “Prince Pippin! Cousin! My own dear love, you are not dead!” Dead, not at all. Twilight is a region of enchantment, dear readers. Dame Trot, the witch of the Leap Frog Ranges, had fallen across the young Prince while hunting in the mountains, and had changed him into a Gorilla. Such he had remained and had taken his uncle prisoner. When the news, however, of the marriage between Lady Lollypop and the supposed monster.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2602; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2378, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "are far beyond the ‘Lubra Mountains,’ but I have fallen into the power of a wicked magician, who has confined me on the highest summit of the Granite Cliff. Every day I am allowed to bathe in the lake accompanied by an old hag called Mother Growl; but I cannot return without my—my—dress. Yesterday I was obliged to stay by the lake, and I’m afraid the cruel witch will kill me if I’m detained here much longer.” The low, plaintive voice touched the heart of our hero, who replied, “Rest easy, poor child. Here is your garment. Yet ere you depart tell me if I can help you out of the hands of your enemies.” “Can you climb the Granite.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2604; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2379, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "NLY DREAMED. TWILIGHT. CHAPTER I. BARON THIMBLE. A winter night, with a thick fog rising above the Sandridge marshes, and spreading itself over the city of Melbourne. People released from toil were hurrying home to tea and a pleasant fireside. Others, who neither toil nor spin, and had no home or fireside, glided slowly and noiselessly through the mist like ghosts, or stood shivering before the damp window-panes or lit-up shops and dining-rooms, feasting their hungry eyes on the good things within. Business in the city was very dull, and money very scarce. Money is scarce at all times with a great many mortals, I am aware, but the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2605; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2380, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "mmering glow of light in this new region burst upon the mortal’s vision. He had witnessed many lovely changes from the lofty peaks of the New South Wales Alps, but Dame Nature had never presented herself to his eyes in such a garb before. Not the glaring, hot, dazzling rays of the summer sun here, but rather a gentle, subdued, dreamy refulgence, without the ghost of a shadow or shade of variation upon anything. Above, below, one universal, pale, liquid glimmer, devoid of vapour. Distant mountains, peaked and gabled like an iceberg, appeared to view, and hills and valleys, with deep ruts and chasms, forming an amphitheatre of vast.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2606; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2381, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "to behold, as it came slowly out of the water and crouched abjectly at the feet of our hero. “What want you with me?” it cried presently. “Tell me why the leaves of the gum-trees grow edgeways to the sun,” said Cocky. “Because it is the nature of the tree to grow its leaves edgewise, thou fool,” replied the monster. “What is the reason there is no water in Phantom Hollow?” The Bunyip chuckled. “Because the sun has dried it up,” he cried contemptuously. “What more?” “Why do figs not grow upon the tree by the hut in King Red Gum’s dell?” “Because King Red Gum is an ass, who cannot discern a wild pine from a fig-tree. Now depart, or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2607; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "phantom in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2382, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "st his breakfast. Dismounting from his steed the giant beckoned him forward, and thus addressed him: “You lazy imp! It would suit you very well to do nothing but eat my victuals and take a sleep afterwards, but you shall work. Listen! On the other side of yon mountain there is a wide lagoon fringed with reeds and rushes. There lives the Australian wonder, a Bunyip. You must find him and ask of him three questions—the answers to which you must bring to me before sundown, otherwise your miserable life shall answer for it.” “Oh, that’s quite easy,” replied Cocky, with a dash of his city assurance. “I thought you were going to set me.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2610; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "bunyip in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2383, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "is no water in Phantom Hollow? And last but not least: Why figs do not grow on the tree by the hut? Now begone! and bring me the answers before sundown,” cried the Red Giant in a towering rage. Our hero departed with a great show of bravado, but when he came near the lagoon his assumed swagger quickly evaporated. He had heard there was such a creature as a Bunyip, but he had never met anybody who had seen one. “Never despair,” however, was Cocky’s motto. He would try and find it, for the sake of Brown Eyes. He wandered about and searched in every likely place amongst the rushes, and waded in the water calling for the Bunyip. But.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2611; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "phantom in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2384, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "light to guide their steps. Glorious Golden Cloud! Many of us poor, fading weeds of sorrow would fain climb thy hill-top, if but to rest our weary souls for one brief moment in thy quiet groves. Oh! what sordid slaves are we who worship at those iron gates, whose recompense are wrinkled brows and silvered hair. Great Fetish of the world, the flesh, and the devil, I bow the knee to thee no more. Day by day I hear the cry of groaning thousands, that struggle for a bare existence around thy temple, calling to thee in vain. In vain they call, and vain thy power to help them. Oh thou cold and doubly-cursed humbug of the teeming world..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2613; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "devil in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2385, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "anches intertwining overhead formed a leafy canopy for many miles. On the third day Grapple and his companion emerged upon a wide, extensive plain. Towering in the distance, like a pyramid, they observed a gigantic rock standing out above the level expanse around. The sun, gleaming upon its peaks and spires, gave it a weird, fantastic look, as if some great magician of the olden time had bade it rise with the lifting of his wand. As far as the vision reached along the line of the horizon, the plain seemed ringed in by the magnificent bushland through which they had come. Nearer, however, there was a broad river flowing its slow.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2614; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2386, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ". Twilight is a region of enchantment, dear readers. Dame Trot, the witch of the Leap Frog Ranges, had fallen across the young Prince while hunting in the mountains, and had changed him into a Gorilla. Such he had remained and had taken his uncle prisoner. When the news, however, of the marriage between Lady Lollypop and the supposed monster reached the old magician she relented of her wickedness by appearing at the bedside of the barber and speaking the words which annulled the charm. There was great rejoicing at the court of Prince Picnic over the event; but the gladness and the display were increased a hundredfold when the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2615; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2387, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "furniture and bare walls, vanish altogether from my outward senses. It is late. On this long winter night I have been deep into the pages of the famous astronomer, Newton; and although I have laid down the book before me on the table, my mind is still busy at the threshold of the mysterious realm of Nature, to which I have been introduced by the wand of the magician. If knowledge is power, it sometimes happens that the power does not bring happiness in its train, but often assumes strange shapes. As I sat and looked with vacant eyes at what, for the moment, I saw not, behold the table before me became gradually luminous. At first.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2616; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2388, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ess. You cannot see me, I am invisible,” replied the voice. “Indeed!” ejaculated Bob, “that is a pity. However, I will return to you what I found upon one condition.” “What condition?” “Tell me who you are.” “Alas! I am the daughter of a mighty chief, whose race and dominions are far beyond the ‘Lubra Mountains,’ but I have fallen into the power of a wicked magician, who has confined me on the highest summit of the Granite Cliff. Every day I am allowed to bathe in the lake accompanied by an old hag called Mother Growl; but I cannot return without my—my—dress. Yesterday I was obliged to stay by the lake, and I’m afraid the cruel.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2617; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3209, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "m four or five years of age up to first signs of puberty). mi-ri mi-ri = netted fore-head band. mi-ri-wi2-ni = mountain, rock, small stone, m6-d-ri == poisonous white powder for producing sickness or death. (Rather an Upper Georgina word.) mo-ki == small fly in general. mok-wd-ri = specially- shaped pigeon- net. m6l-\\6-r6 = mountain-top. mo-ma = ‘ghost’ or “spirit’’ o departed. mo-n& = upper-part front-of-chest. moéng-ka = thunder. moo-che- = to sleep. mool-k& = tree-trunk, -butt. moo-na-miil-yd-ri — opossum - string apron belt. moo-na-tim-pi-él-l%4 —= sp. of small red tit. moon-di = -self. moon-d6 = a circumcised penis..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4239; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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Another method of initiating the doctor or munguni-maro is to put into the novice, by means to be.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4240; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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In this connection itis interesting to note that the Kalkadoon speak of any European as ywn-yi, a word synonymous ‘with “ bogie”’-man, ghost, &c., while the Mitakoodi speak of him as pa-ra-go, a corpse (sect. 291) ; considering how the aboriginals in these parts have up to recent times been treated, these terms are not to be wondered at. — Avrnor’s Norn.—The following chapter is not suitable for perusal by the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4241; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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Month, 8.L., 97-8 100: loo moo- -loo: Y ellow- ochre, Moon; Ph.T., 54; Folk -lore, As Measure of ‘Tim« moo-ni: Fishing-net, 1% Moonah Creek, 46. moo-ni-mil-yda-ri; Opossum-string Necklace, 180, 183, 193..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4243; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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Asa rule they are very proud of these wounds received in fight, but they apparently only very rarely take steps to elevate them above the level.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4244; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. Roth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/McGillLibrary-rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8-30670/rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3215, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ing it up. ka-la-ri = a woman’s mother-in-law, a woman’s daughter-in-law. ka-la-wd-ri = paddymelon. ké-16 = native-flax plant. ka-lér-i = message-stick. ka-l0-rdéing-6-rd = a larger kind of edible grub found in trees. kA-dow-A-ri = ti-tree. kd-l6-wa-ri = a baby just born. ké-na = adult man in general. kA-nd-ri = young womanat full puberty. kdn-ina-ré = huge supernatural water- snake. kén-yi-ni = a man’s son’s-daughter, a man’s mother’s-mother kié-pa-ra = smaller kind of edible grub and caterpillar. ka-ri-ba-di = coolibar-tree. ka-ri-mitil-le- = to tie round (head, arm, stomach, etc.) kd-ri-pa-ri = coolibar seed, THE SPOKEN.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4245; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "supernatural in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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Anything in- comprehensible. mil-l& = thigh. mil-lé = cold. miil-le- = reflexive suffix added to the root-stem of certain verbs. mil-li-miir-r6 = pelican. mitl-l6 —= sign of negation, no, not. miti-ti-ri == roll of emu feathers worn over portion of body.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4246; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "supernatural in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. Roth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/McGillLibrary-rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8-30670/rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3217, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ave camp for three or four days, and subsist only on bushes, &¢.—that is, practically starve himself: he gets more or less “ cranky” and Wher when in that condition sees Mul-ka-ri, who is pleased to make him a doctor by eat! inserting certain small flints, bones, or gee-gaws in his “ inside” (sect. 261). This ing is the most ordinary method. JJulkari is the supernatural power who makes everything which the Boulia District aboriginals cannot otherwise account for : he is a good, beneficent person and never kills anyone. Other doctors obtain their powers through the instrumentality of Kan-ma-re, a huge supernatural water-snake with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4247; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "supernatural in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. Roth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/McGillLibrary-rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8-30670/rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3218, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "flints, bones, or gee-gaws in his “ inside” (sect. 261). This ing is the most ordinary method. JJulkari is the supernatural power who makes everything which the Boulia District aboriginals cannot otherwise account for : he is a good, beneficent person and never kills anyone. Other doctors obtain their powers through the instrumentality of Kan-ma-re, a huge supernatural water-snake with a mane-.ike head of hair. He it is who drowns people (and in this connection it is interesting to note the neighbouring Kalkadoon word kan-da-jin, to swim); the same reptile is spoken of as tul-lo-wn among the Mitakoodi (cf. the Kalkadoon name for.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4248; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "supernatural in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. Roth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/McGillLibrary-rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8-30670/rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3219, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". 264), the identical ‘“ bone ” removed (sect. 263) from the person in whom Mulkari or Kanmare originally placed it. This procedure may be effected on the individual when he is perhaps but a child, and as the years roll on he will suddenly blossom forth with all the powers peculiar to his profession. In the Cloncurry District, among the Mitakoodi, it is the supernatural it Being with immense eyes and very big ears, Ten-gul-a-goo-lun, who teaches the ductor how to use the munguni: when people are in camp at night he can he be heard scratching on the timber and breaking off the branches... But when this to individual is not.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4249; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "supernatural in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. Roth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/McGillLibrary-rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8-30670/rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3220, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ck to camp as fast as she can go and tell one of thedoctors. The latter, froma careful cross- examination as to the nature of the bite, the variety of the snake, and the condition of the patient, will soon gather all the information he requires, and then glance up at the skies to see if Mulkari is spitting or not: if, as he says, he does not rec ognise this supernatural Being expectorating from above, he tells her that some mortal must have got her husband’ s blood, using this particular form of the munguni to effect his purpose, and that it is impossible to save his life. Further- more, at some future time, the doctor referred to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4250; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "supernatural in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. Roth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/McGillLibrary-rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8-30670/rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3221, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ffected, he gets quite and incurably blind, and can see no more women to assault. In the Cloncurry District, when the Mitakoodi want to “ blind” a man, they do it by “ singing”’ only, casting over him a sort of spell, as it were. 276. Drowning.—Death by drowning is a phenomenon explained, in the entire Boulia District at least, by means of Kanmare, the huge supernatural water-snake already mentioned (sect. 260). For instance, when about to swim across any big stream or river that he suspects or fears, the aboriginal will speak to this Being, and express himself somewhat as follows :—‘ Do not touch me. I belong to this country.”.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4251; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "supernatural in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. Roth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/McGillLibrary-rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8-30670/rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3222, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "-ri: Death- powder, 2 273. moy-ér-jo : Green-room, 199. Much, Many, 35-7, Muckunda Creek, 45, 236. Mud: Dressing for Wounds, 284, 300; Sign of Mourning, 289, 291; Mud-pills, 288. Muddying of W ater for ( (atelier Fish, 126. Mulga (Acacia aneura, F. v. M.): For Boome- rangs, 240; For Spears, 249; For Fighting- Poles, “y miil-ki,: North-west, 227. mil-ka-ri ; Supernatural Being, 207, 260-1, 269, 270, 280, 291. Mullangera, 48, 1 mil-la-ri : Armlet, E g River, : 116, 118, 147, 154, 191 241- mil-ti : Bone 8. yparatus, 259, mil-ti-ra. See min-ma. mit ee : To Kill with the Death-bone, 259. miin-dii-koo-é-%1: Amulet, 286, 291. miing-i-lA:.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4253; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "supernatural in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. 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Terrible Rite, Sturt’s, 316..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4254; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-west-central Queensland, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1897, "title": "supernatural in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. Roth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/McGillLibrary-rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8-30670/rbsc_ethnological-studies-queensland-aborigines_GN667Q8R8_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3951, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Exact text block names the Blue Mountains; coordinate is a named-feature centroid for public map display.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5018; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Blue Mountains, NSW", "region": "Blue Mountains", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.609741, "longitude": 150.4052237, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in Australian Fairy Tales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2298, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d not been seen near the mine since her recovery--she never seemed to think of it or of her dead husband now. Did the spirit imprisoned in the old mine miss her? Was it waiting to hear her calling again in the early evening hours? The boy's faith was absolute; he knew that the drives were peopled with the spirits of the mine's victims, and that his father's ghost, and the chosts of Brett, and Bowden, and Ryan, and the rest walked the drives, and talked in strange, low, monotonous voices. He had heard them talking, had distinguished words, he thought, when all was still. How could he doubt? But he thought only of Brett, the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2520; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2299, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "erly. \"Come to-night--Just for a little while. I don't think he hears me, an' it mus' be dreadful lonely below, don't you think, with no one t' talk to ever?\" Agnes regarded the boy curiously for a few moments. \"Come here, an' sit near me,\" she said. \"I want to talk to you about him. Do you think he is down in the mine--always there?\" \"Not himself, jest his ghost.\" \"You think so because you heard me talkin' to him. Well, that was all wrong; I went because somethin' was the matter with my head, an' I fancied strange things. There is no ghost in the mine, an' you must never say so any more, or you will make me very wretched, an'.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2521; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2300, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "curiously for a few moments. \"Come here, an' sit near me,\" she said. \"I want to talk to you about him. Do you think he is down in the mine--always there?\" \"Not himself, jest his ghost.\" \"You think so because you heard me talkin' to him. Well, that was all wrong; I went because somethin' was the matter with my head, an' I fancied strange things. There is no ghost in the mine, an' you must never say so any more, or you will make me very wretched, an' remind people of the time when I was\"--she dropped her voice to an impressive whisper--\"when I was mad.\" \"But he is there, I've heard him myself,\" said Dick, to whom Mrs. Brett's.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2522; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2301, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ed to visit the shaft after nightfall, and would call down the reverberating mine, or whistle or sing. If he neglected this duty for three nights running self-reproach attacked him in his bed, and on one occasion impelled him to get up and dress, while his mother slept, and creep out of the house to steal away in the moonlight and do his duty by the wronged ghost. Then came the news of the approaching marriage of Peter Kiley and Agnes Brett, and that revived the boy's keenest regrets. His goddess had parted with her last shred of divinity; and was become the commonest of clay, and now she betrayed a callousness that was hardly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2523; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2302, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and that revived the boy's keenest regrets. His goddess had parted with her last shred of divinity; and was become the commonest of clay, and now she betrayed a callousness that was hardly human. It had come to this: Sim had no one who cared to think of him now but Richard Haddon; his wife had deserted him, his friends had forgotten him, and amongst all the ghosts below and on top there was not one so wretched as the ghost of Agnes's faithful and devoted lover and husband, poor Brett. One night about a week after the announcement of the betrothal of Pete and Agnes, Dick and his mate, Dolf Belman, were sitting on the slabs over the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2524; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2303, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e tips, but Dickie had an ulterior motive, and had cunningly shaped the conversation with that motive in view. He had talked of the old mine and its murders, and Dolf was worked up; he crept very close to his mate, and his face glowed palely in the shadow of the cage. \"Say, Dickie,\" he murmured, \"d'you believe in--you know?\" He pointed down into the shaft. \"Ghosts?\" said Dick. \"No--o--o! D' you?\" Dolf compressed his lips, and nodded his head slowly. \"Yah, that's rot!\" said Dick. \"But don't they say that some of the men what was killed moves about down there sometimes? An' what's that we hear when we listen very quiet?\" \"Dunno, but.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2525; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2304, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ured, \"d'you believe in--you know?\" He pointed down into the shaft. \"Ghosts?\" said Dick. \"No--o--o! D' you?\" Dolf compressed his lips, and nodded his head slowly. \"Yah, that's rot!\" said Dick. \"But don't they say that some of the men what was killed moves about down there sometimes? An' what's that we hear when we listen very quiet?\" \"Dunno, but it ain't no ghosts. Think I ought to know?\" \"Why, Dick?\" \"Oh,\" said Dick in a careless tone, \"bin down, that's all.\" Dolf regarded him with wide-open, wondering eyes. \"What,\" he murmured, \"right down inter the dark?\" Dick nodded. \"All by yerself?\" Again Dick nodded his head. It will be.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2526; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2305, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "an' I'll get the candles an' I'll go first. Now who's game?\" \"I am!\" said Dolf defiantly. So it was all arranged for the following night, and Dolf was sworn to secrecy with the magical rite of the wet and dry finger and the usual dread incantation, and Dick had secured his object. He wished to go down into the mine, but although he had not Dolfs fear of the ghosts, a strange awe, not altogether painful, possessed him at the thought of meeting Sim alone below in the long drive. With human companionship he felt that he could dare all, and the longing to investigate was strong upon him. Even if Sim was not to be seen, the adventure.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2527; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2306, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "sed like a miner, and was tall and thin, and the pallid face was thrust forward in a listening attitude, the mouth open, the eyes staring. Dolf uttered a choking cry, and fell upon his knees, clinging wildly to his companion, watching the vision with round, unblinking eyes. Dick had expected something like this. He was disappointed in details; his idea of a ghost was quite conventional, and he particularly admired white flowing draperies; but he was prepared for a spectre of some kind, and as he had never for a moment thought of the disembodied inhabitants of the old mine as evil spirits, or anything but sorrowing, suffering.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2528; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spectre in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spectre", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2307, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ularly admired white flowing draperies; but he was prepared for a spectre of some kind, and as he had never for a moment thought of the disembodied inhabitants of the old mine as evil spirits, or anything but sorrowing, suffering victims, the emotion that now thrilled him had nothing in common with the sickening terror that prostrated his mate. Besides, the ghost was evidently very much more afraid of him than he of it; its whole attitude and expression indicated fear, and it was partly with the hope of reassuring the poor spirit that Dickie spoke: \"Please, 're you Sim's ghost?\" The ghost did not answer, but maintained its.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2529; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spectre in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spectre", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2308, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", suffering victims, the emotion that now thrilled him had nothing in common with the sickening terror that prostrated his mate. Besides, the ghost was evidently very much more afraid of him than he of it; its whole attitude and expression indicated fear, and it was partly with the hope of reassuring the poor spirit that Dickie spoke: \"Please, 're you Sim's ghost?\" The ghost did not answer, but maintained its terrified, listening attitude. Dickie's mouth was parched, but he made another effort, and adopted a more respectful manner of address. \"Please, are you the ghost of Simon Brett?\" The ghost thought for a moment, and then.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2530; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2309, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "whole attitude and expression indicated fear, and it was partly with the hope of reassuring the poor spirit that Dickie spoke: \"Please, 're you Sim's ghost?\" The ghost did not answer, but maintained its terrified, listening attitude. Dickie's mouth was parched, but he made another effort, and adopted a more respectful manner of address. \"Please, are you the ghost of Simon Brett?\" The ghost thought for a moment, and then nodded a slow affirmative; thought again, and nodded twice. \"Oh, please! oh, please!\" whispered Dolf in piteous appeal. \"Who're you, an' what d' yer want?\" The ghost seemed to be disguising its voice. \"I'm.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2531; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2310, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e again--never, never, never!\" \"I ain't goin' t' hurt you.\" said the ghost. \"Why d' yer come here?\" \"Jist to see,\" answered Dick. The ghost seemed very much astonished, and looked at them for some time as if confronted with a difficult problem. Meanwhile, Dick was thirsting for information. \"Why d' you stay down here alwiz?\" he asked. \"Gotter!\" answered the ghost briefly. \"But why?\" persisted the mortal. This was another problem for the ghost, and he gave it due consideration. Evidently Sim's ghost was a spirit of very limited mental resource. The explanation was a long time coming. At length he said: \"It's like this, yer see: I.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2532; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2311, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "t seemed very much astonished, and looked at them for some time as if confronted with a difficult problem. Meanwhile, Dick was thirsting for information. \"Why d' you stay down here alwiz?\" he asked. \"Gotter!\" answered the ghost briefly. \"But why?\" persisted the mortal. This was another problem for the ghost, and he gave it due consideration. Evidently Sim's ghost was a spirit of very limited mental resource. The explanation was a long time coming. At length he said: \"It's like this, yer see: I mus' stay till someone dies what cares for me, an' then the spirit of the one what's dead will come an' take me away.\" This was an.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2533; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2312, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ir heads dumbly, and Dolf, who had regained his feet, began to quake. \"Well, I'll tell yer. He'll be haunted. Day an' night he'll be haunted. Little fiends'll stick forks in him all day, an' a big fiend'll chase him o' nights. He'll---\" Dolf's shaking limbs refused to support him, and Dick had to hold him up. He uttered half-stifled cries of terror, and the ghost broke off suddenly, and regarded the boy anxiously for a few moments. \"That'll on'y happen if yer split, yer know,\" he said, relenting. \"'Cause if yer split I'll be changed into a bad ghost--a reg'lar out-an'-out bad un'; an' I'll jest delight in scarin' boys a'most t'.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2534; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2313, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "to administer paternal chastisement, but, recollecting the character and temper of his captive, delivered only a stern admonition in choice Cornish, and let him go. The marriage ceremony was finished, and the couple departed for a brief honeymoon; and Dick Haddon spent two moody days, with the poor consolation of knowing that he had done his best for Sim's ghost. Now the spirit's only chance of rescue lay in the possibility of there being somebody else in the world who cared for him. Dolf, they told him, was getting stronger, but he was not allowed to visit his mate, and there were hints of a mystery that filled him with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2535; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2314, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "whole council of doctors, consequently the best speed was a slow trot; but the crowd had a diversion in Houten, who continued in an unconscious condition, and whose head showed several bad wounds. Evidently the stranger below had made a good fight for it. Dickie's mind was in volcanic condition, throwing up many theories, but he clung to his faith in Sim's ghost, and awaited developments. These people were flying in the face of the supernatural; Houten was there to teach them what they might expect--no one would heed him. \"Ease her!\" cried Tinker Smith, and again a face came up out of the darkness of the mine, and Dickie started.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2536; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "supernatural in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2315, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s, but he clung to his faith in Sim's ghost, and awaited developments. These people were flying in the face of the supernatural; Houten was there to teach them what they might expect--no one would heed him. \"Ease her!\" cried Tinker Smith, and again a face came up out of the darkness of the mine, and Dickie started forward. This time the face was that of the ghost--its eyes fixed on Dick menacingly; and Dick met them bravely, and he shook his head in answer to the accusation he saw there. Sim's ghost was also bound and tied to the rope. \"Keep a tight grip av him,\" said Minahan, who appeared on the surface a moment later; \"he's a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2537; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "supernatural in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2316, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "accusing finger in the man's face-- \"Bill Masters--useter work here 'bout seven year ago. How are yer, Billy?\" Bill Masters cursed the little fossicker with great spirit, and relapsed into sullen silence. Then the party took up its wounded and its prisoner, and carried them to the township, and Dickie followed after, disgusted. He had forgiven much in this ghost, but a ghost cannot be bound with cords and carried into captivity by mere mortals. Whatever spirits might haunt the drives and shoots of the Peep-o'-Day, it was certain that the ghost he and Dolf had interviewed was a shocking impostor. Dick's latest romantic illusion.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2538; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2317, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "into sullen silence. Then the party took up its wounded and its prisoner, and carried them to the township, and Dickie followed after, disgusted. He had forgiven much in this ghost, but a ghost cannot be bound with cords and carried into captivity by mere mortals. Whatever spirits might haunt the drives and shoots of the Peep-o'-Day, it was certain that the ghost he and Dolf had interviewed was a shocking impostor. Dick's latest romantic illusion fell from him like a garment, and his faith in Sim perished with the rest. Next day he was back with the boys of Waddy again, fresh and hungry for devilment. But there followed the trial.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2539; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2318, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "his imagination ran riot amongst the spooks and wraiths. He had an extraordinary stock of mottoes, religious and legendary, for warding off the spirits, and possessed all the portable charms obtainable; but his faith was not as powerful as his fears, and, in spite of these spiritual arms and armour, he dreaded to be alone in the murderous old mine with the ghosts of its many dead. On going to the bottom level that night, and threading the course of the long, tortuous main drive, the trucker found the water below the incline higher than usual. The heavy iron pump stood over a slab-covered well in a small chamber about ten feet by.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2540; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2319, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s exuberant fiction. Their feet made no sound upon the soft floor of the drive, and gradually Dickie drifted into silence. He was thinking of Sim, and a great excitement possessed him as they advanced along the apparently interminable tunnel. Then, as they turned a curve, with the suddenness of a lime-light picture flashed upon a screen the two boys saw the apparition of a man start out of the darkness. The figure stood by the left-hand side of the drive, in a pale light, the origin of which Dick could not discover. It was dressed like a miner, and was tall and thin, and the pallid face was thrust forward in a listening attitude,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2541; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "apparition in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2320, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "by her preliminary announcement made her first public appearance on the following evening at Monk's hostelry. The usual brilliant assemblage was gathered together in the \"bar\" of that elegant establishment, engaged in the usual convivial pursuits, when universal attention was suddenly withdrawn from cards, dice, and brandy by the entrance of a stranger. An apparition would not have been more startling. A coarse skirt alone betokened the stranger's sex; she wore a man's black slouch hat, which bore palpable traces of having seen long service \"below,\" and was trimmed with a narrow leather belt; she smoked a highly-coloured.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2542; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "apparition in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2321, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ns of having noticed Barney's neglect. One fine morning, however, the people of Lefroy were astonished to see Mr. Tooey emerging from the trees hauling his horse more desperately than was his wont, whilst the shay swayed dangerously under the additional burden of a long, fantastically-dressed female disguised in a scoop-shaped bonnet. Near Brown's claim the apparition dismounted, and Barney, who was on top pulling wash, was distressed on recognising \"Mur Jane\" in the awful tile her mother had handed down to posterity and the worm-eaten skirt that had been in the family nearly a century, and displaying the battered brass locket and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2543; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "apparition in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2322, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "all the time, and Kit felt himself going down too, powerless to resist the weight that drew him, but ready to die rather than release his hold. There came a flash of light, and Harvey's candle showed him the drawn face of the whim boy, chalk white against the blackness of the drive, with wide, gleaming eyes and tightly-set teeth. Kit knew nothing after the apparition of the face-man until he recovered consciousness in his aunt's hut at midday. His limbs were aching, and there was a strange bewilderment in his brain, but as that passed away he recalled the incidents of the adventure in the shaft, and wondered how Coleman had fared..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2544; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "apparition in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2323, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "cker drives, and that some night he would answer her--perhaps escape from the powers of darkness again and come up to her and be free and happy. To Dick it was a rational belief, and he wondered that it evoked no response. One night, listening to her supplicating tones, thrilled by their magical tenderness, he conceived a bright idea. For days and nights it haunted him, and then resolution came. He would do the thing he had thought upon, and see if it were not possible to give peace to this fairy woman. Chapter II. AFTER school, on the day on which Dick determined upon taking action, he sauntered into Tinker Smith's vicinity, at.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2545; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2324, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "sible improvement in Dick's condition. The boy had become strangely morbid; he grew pale and thin, and whilst his mother fretted, imagining him to be the victim of some wasting disease, he was beset with a fear that Agnes Brett was going to die, and that he would be her murderer. He kept his secret religiously within his own breast, and in his spare time he haunted her father's farm, sometimes venturing to ask after the sick woman, but usually skulking about as if dreading observation. At length, to Dick's immeasurable relief, Agnes was reported out of danger, and Waddy was electrified by the news that Sim's Idiot had recovered.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2546; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2325, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "host made the two boys kneel down in the drive, and administered the oath to them very solemnly and with great deliberation. \"Now,\" he said, when the ceremony was ended, \"d' yer know what'll happen to the boy what breaks a hoath like that?\" The boys shook their heads dumbly, and Dolf, who had regained his feet, began to quake. \"Well, I'll tell yer. He'll be haunted. Day an' night he'll be haunted. Little fiends'll stick forks in him all day, an' a big fiend'll chase him o' nights. He'll---\" Dolf's shaking limbs refused to support him, and Dick had to hold him up. He uttered half-stifled cries of terror, and the ghost broke off.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2547; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2326, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "sight, filled with bitterness and, seeking the seclusion of the Peep-o'-Day, blubbered miserably on the slabs over the pump shaft for twenty minutes. How would Sim bear it? was a question that now presented itself to his active mind. Agnes had not been seen near the mine since her recovery--she never seemed to think of it or of her dead husband now. Did the spirit imprisoned in the old mine miss her? Was it waiting to hear her calling again in the early evening hours? The boy's faith was absolute; he knew that the drives were peopled with the spirits of the mine's victims, and that his father's ghost, and the chosts of Brett, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2548; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits of the mine in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits of the mine", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2327, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "atching the vision with round, unblinking eyes. Dick had expected something like this. He was disappointed in details; his idea of a ghost was quite conventional, and he particularly admired white flowing draperies; but he was prepared for a spectre of some kind, and as he had never for a moment thought of the disembodied inhabitants of the old mine as evil spirits, or anything but sorrowing, suffering victims, the emotion that now thrilled him had nothing in common with the sickening terror that prostrated his mate. Besides, the ghost was evidently very much more afraid of him than he of it; its whole attitude and expression.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2549; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spectre in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spectre", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2328, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Hill. Peter Shaw, variously known as \"The Identity,\" \"The Hermit,\" \"Blue Peter,\" and \"Old Shaw,\" was a veteran fossicker, a reticent, gruff man, whose almost complete isolation had recently been broken by the appearance in the locality of Brown's Patch of a few parties of sleeper-cutters and pile-getters, driven thitherward by the approach of the railway to Bunyip. Peter was living in the same chock-and-log hut at the head of Grasshopper Gully when the first selector settled in the district, and when the reputation of Brown's Patch as an alluvial field had already faded and been forgotten, and when the fact that the creek, and the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2550; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2329, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "first selector settled in the district, and when the reputation of Brown's Patch as an alluvial field had already faded and been forgotten, and when the fact that the creek, and the hill, and the gully had once rattled and rung with the clatter of cradle and puddling-tub, pick and shovel, and windlass-barrel was unknown to all within the jurisdiction of the Bunyip Shire Council, with the exception of old Shaw. Even now Peter's settled neighbours were few and far between, and until the arrival of the timber-getters his beloved seclusion was but rarely disturbed by man, woman, or child. He lived, according to the common belief, on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2551; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2330, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "sdiction of the Bunyip Shire Council, with the exception of old Shaw. Even now Peter's settled neighbours were few and far between, and until the arrival of the timber-getters his beloved seclusion was but rarely disturbed by man, woman, or child. He lived, according to the common belief, on the vegetables he grew, eked out with the supplies he brought from Bunyip at long intervals--supplies bought with the price of the few \"weights\" of gold won by fossicking patiently and laboriously up and down the creek and in the many little blind gullies running into Emu Hill. Of course \"The Identity\" was talked about. Whenever two or more.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2552; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2331, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "an' you'll stick by me while I last, eh--you won't go? An' no p'lice, mind--no p'lice!\" It was already daylight when Joe M'Gill awakened his mates stumbling into the hut. \"Old Shaw is dead,\" he explained to the indignant Dayton. \"You might dress, Jack, and go and stay by him, for decency's sake, while I have a few hours' sleep. And, Woodhead, you must go to Bunyip and bring the police. They will have to take charge of the body.\" M'Gill and his mates found the skeleton of Foote exactly as Peter Shaw had said they would, and the grinning skull rested upon the cap of the golden reef that was eventually known as \"Dead Man's Lode,\" and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2553; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2332, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "iven home, and knew that the rescue parties were working as hard as men may work, but whether theirs would be a job of hours or days he could not tell, and already he fancied he detected some taint of vitiation in the air. Dick Kyley, sitting alone in the blackness of his prison, waiting for salvation or death, was soon the victim of an ungovernable fear, a supernatural terror entirely new to him, and the more awful for its novelty. From the moment he believed Hether dead he began to fear him. He strove with all the energy of his strong sense to drive him from his thoughts, but do what he might his mind would revert to the dread.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2555; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "supernatural in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2426, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e had not Dolfs fear of the ghosts, a strange awe, not altogether painful, possessed him at the thought of meeting Sim alone below in the long drive. With human companionship he felt that he could dare all, and the longing to investigate was strong upon him. Even if Sim was not to be seen, the adventure had attractions apart from his interest in the forlorn ghost. For one thing, boys were forbidden to go near an open shaft, and to the youthful mind, inquisitive and acquisitive, what is forbidden is never wholly forbidding. The weakness of Mother Eve is visited upon her sons, even unto the present generation. \"What's it like.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2665; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2427, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "attitude. Dickie's mouth was parched, but he made another effort, and adopted a more respectful manner of address. \"Please, are you the ghost of Simon Brett?\" The ghost thought for a moment, and then nodded a slow affirmative; thought again, and nodded twice. \"Oh, please! oh, please!\" whispered Dolf in piteous appeal. \"Who're you, an' what d' yer want?\" The ghost seemed to be disguising its voice. \"I'm Dickie--Richard Haddon.\" Dick approached a step, but the ghost threw out its hand with a commanding gesture. \"Don't come no nearer,\" it said. Richard Haddon's idea of a ghost was undergoing a process of rapid reconstruction. He knew.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2666; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2428, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ffirmative; thought again, and nodded twice. \"Oh, please! oh, please!\" whispered Dolf in piteous appeal. \"Who're you, an' what d' yer want?\" The ghost seemed to be disguising its voice. \"I'm Dickie--Richard Haddon.\" Dick approached a step, but the ghost threw out its hand with a commanding gesture. \"Don't come no nearer,\" it said. Richard Haddon's idea of a ghost was undergoing a process of rapid reconstruction. He knew that \"Don't come no nearer\" was a most ungrammatical expression, and he understood that whatever latitude might be given mere mortals, ghosts were always expected to be absolutely correct in speech. \"Are there any.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2667; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2429, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Richard Haddon.\" Dick approached a step, but the ghost threw out its hand with a commanding gesture. \"Don't come no nearer,\" it said. Richard Haddon's idea of a ghost was undergoing a process of rapid reconstruction. He knew that \"Don't come no nearer\" was a most ungrammatical expression, and he understood that whatever latitude might be given mere mortals, ghosts were always expected to be absolutely correct in speech. \"Are there any more of you?\" asked the ghost. \"On'y me an' Alfred Belman,\" said Dick. \"Oh! ghost, let us go, won't you?\" moaned Dolf. \"Let us go, an' we'll never come again--never, never, never!\" \"I ain't goin' t'.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2668; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2430, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "of a ghost was undergoing a process of rapid reconstruction. He knew that \"Don't come no nearer\" was a most ungrammatical expression, and he understood that whatever latitude might be given mere mortals, ghosts were always expected to be absolutely correct in speech. \"Are there any more of you?\" asked the ghost. \"On'y me an' Alfred Belman,\" said Dick. \"Oh! ghost, let us go, won't you?\" moaned Dolf. \"Let us go, an' we'll never come again--never, never, never!\" \"I ain't goin' t' hurt you.\" said the ghost. \"Why d' yer come here?\" \"Jist to see,\" answered Dick. The ghost seemed very much astonished, and looked at them for some time as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2669; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2431, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nderstood that whatever latitude might be given mere mortals, ghosts were always expected to be absolutely correct in speech. \"Are there any more of you?\" asked the ghost. \"On'y me an' Alfred Belman,\" said Dick. \"Oh! ghost, let us go, won't you?\" moaned Dolf. \"Let us go, an' we'll never come again--never, never, never!\" \"I ain't goin' t' hurt you.\" said the ghost. \"Why d' yer come here?\" \"Jist to see,\" answered Dick. The ghost seemed very much astonished, and looked at them for some time as if confronted with a difficult problem. Meanwhile, Dick was thirsting for information. \"Why d' you stay down here alwiz?\" he asked. \"Gotter!\".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2670; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2432, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hen the spirit of the one what's dead will come an' take me away.\" This was an inspiration. Dickie nodded approvingly; it quite coincided with his cherished convictions. He knew who the someone must be, and a thought of the impending marriage flitted across his mind. \"But there ain't nobody t' know, 'r else I'll have t' stay on here fer ever,\" continued the ghost in a mournful voice. \"P'raps youse two won't count, 'cause yer sich little fellers, but yer mus' swear solemn never t' say a word to a livin' soul, 'r I'll lock yer both up in a shoot an' keep yer fer ever an' ever. Amen.\" \"We swear! we swear!\" moaned Dolf. \"Never a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2671; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2433, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e and some candles. Dickie was seized by one of the women. \"Here's they boy Haddon!\" she cried, dragging her prize along. Brother Tresize took him by the ear. Mr. Tresize was paid by the company to look after the mine while it was shut down, and he was conscious of having neglected his duty, but now he was full of zeal. \"Wha's all this here sinfulness 'bout ghosts in the ole mine, you?\" he asked. \"You le' go 'r I'll kick!\" muttered Dick, sullenly. Brother Tresize shifted his grip to the boy's collar. \"Hows'ever, you're found out, boy, an' I do suppose they p'lice will be lookin' for 'ee. So come along, you.\" Dick went willingly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2672; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2434, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "an' carried water from the shaft. There's manny a week's work done. Be me sowl, I believe he have been livin' there!\" Brother Tresize held up a pickle bottle, in which there was much coarse gold. \"They man have more'n this somewhere for sure.\" \"Who is he, anyhow?\" and the light was thrown upon the scowling face of the stranger. \"What's yer name, mate?\" The ghost replied with vigorous profanity. \"I know him, I reekerlect!\" and Tinker Smith thrust a crooked, accusing finger in the man's face-- \"Bill Masters--useter work here 'bout seven year ago. How are yer, Billy?\" Bill Masters cursed the little fossicker with great spirit, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2673; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2435, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ing power Bart had was lost by this time in a passion of superstitious fear. He clutched the pump-handle once more, but it rose and fell loosely, with a clatter, and drew no water. With nothing for his hands to do, O'Brien was no longer able to control his thoughts; they ran over the history of the mine--its list of killed. He recalled the story of Martin's ghost haunting the old balance-shaft, whilst the spirit of his wife, who died of grief, sought for him after every shift in the next level. He remembered with startling vividness Rooke, the braceman, as he looked spread upon the plat-sheets after falling down five hundred feet.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2674; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2436, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "loom, Kit, like a true child of the bush, reflected its spirit of light and joy, and darted hither and thither, with the mercurial gaiety of health and youth, mimicking the calls and tunes of the birds with marvellous fidelity, or singing till the gorges echoed back his song in a bewildering chorus, But there were times during the long night shifts when the ghostly moonlight flooded the gully, and the mountain lowered above them dark and forbidding, with the black pall of bush upon it; when only the faint rumble of the small battery up the creek, or the cry of a lone mopoke far up the range, broke the solemn stillness, and then.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2675; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2437, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d Wellington boots. The stranger stood with his right hand thrust lightly in his pocket, and his left toying with the point of his long iron-grey beard, and he smiled broadly under the profusion of hair on his weather-tanned face at the young man's consternation. \"Night, mate!\" he said. \"Good-night,\" responded Fred, recovering himself. \"You jumped up like a ghost.\" \"Don't grow ghosts in Australia, my boy,\" said the other, still smiling. \"Reckon you're something of a new chum.\" \"If three years' hard digging from Buninyong to Bendigo count for anything, I am not a new chum. But where have you sprung from, mate?\" Fred felt somewhat.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2676; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2437, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "adly under the profusion of hair on his weather-tanned face at the young man's consternation. \"Night, mate!\" he said. \"Good-night,\" responded Fred, recovering himself. \"You jumped up like a ghost.\" \"Don't grow ghosts in Australia, my boy,\" said the other, still smiling. \"Reckon you're something of a new chum.\" \"If three years' hard digging from Buninyong to Bendigo count for anything, I am not a new chum. But where have you sprung from, mate?\" Fred felt somewhat.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Bendigo, VIC", "region": "Bendigo", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -36.7590183, "longitude": 144.2826718, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2438, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the outrageousness of women in every walk of life. Of course this brought more ridicule on his devoted head, but it secured his object, and very soon after Miss Tooey's visits ceased. A short time later Barney was looking quite cheerful once more, and resting placidly under the assurance that he had seen the last of Mary Jane, and was not likely to be again haunted by her ungainly person or troubled by obtrusive attentions, when one day, as he and his mates were sitting at dinner, a digger who had been up to Launceston bounced in with an air of great importance and a mission that would admit of no delay. \"Say, Brown,\" gasped the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2678; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2439, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "for Sim's ghost. Now the spirit's only chance of rescue lay in the possibility of there being somebody else in the world who cared for him. Dolf, they told him, was getting stronger, but he was not allowed to visit his mate, and there were hints of a mystery that filled him with suspicion. Could Dolf have proved false? Would he dare to risk the anger of the spirits by telling what he knew? On the Friday night, shortly after dark, Dick encountered quite a crowd on the common, and his heart sank within him. The people were making for the Peep-o'-Day, and Brother Tresize, who led the way, carried a long line and some candles. Dickie.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2681; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2440, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and the light was thrown upon the scowling face of the stranger. \"What's yer name, mate?\" The ghost replied with vigorous profanity. \"I know him, I reekerlect!\" and Tinker Smith thrust a crooked, accusing finger in the man's face-- \"Bill Masters--useter work here 'bout seven year ago. How are yer, Billy?\" Bill Masters cursed the little fossicker with great spirit, and relapsed into sullen silence. Then the party took up its wounded and its prisoner, and carried them to the township, and Dickie followed after, disgusted. He had forgiven much in this ghost, but a ghost cannot be bound with cords and carried into captivity by mere.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2682; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2441, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the little man into the light of day, handcuffed him, and led him off. The charge was sheep-stealing. There was no doubt of Bannon's guilt: one skin with the brand on it was found doing service as a rug on his bunk another, quite fresh, was tacked up in his shed; and the best part of a fine lamb was rescued from his pickling-tub, and produced in court. The spirit of the early squatter still survives in the particular and express abomination of sheep-stealing manifested by our virtuous and humane judges. The sentence was two years. Tom Hughes tried hard to preserve Humpy's cutting from destruction, and kept a careful eye on his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2683; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "little man in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2442, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "py roan horse trudging solemnly round and round the ring, he walked across to the hut to communicate his news to Aunt Jem, bearing himself with a gravity that became a worker with a grave responsibility and twenty shillings a week. Kit found, when he went on with the 4 o'clock shift, that Tim Canty had not over-coloured the unlovable characteristics of \"The Bunyip.\" The man's name was Pope; he was large and unwieldly, and common report credited him with an uncompromising antipathy to water, whether applied externally or taken as a beverage--a report which was wholly substantiated by his general appearance, and the vinous flavour.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2686; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2443, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "tmosphere in his vicinity. Mr. Pope walked with the attitude of a gorilla, which amiable animal he also somewhat resembled in his habitual expression. His long arms swung loosely from his narrow shoulders, his face was nearly covered with short red hair, and his small eyes peered out through the slits where his puffed cheeks and bushy brows almost met. \"The Bunyip\" was said to possess great strength, but he never exerted his powers. He was naturally a tired man, and loved to \"doss\" upon the reef, or to sit, propped against one of the poppet-legs, smoking like a furnace, whilst the whim boy did his work. This, of course, during the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2687; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2444, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "remark, \"and thin yez must get up av noights for more. Whin ye'r not atin' ye'r munchin' a schnack, bad cess t'ye.\" In order to provide the provender for his unreasonably hungry family, Mickey had been compelled to supplement his takings as a Boniface by acting alternately as fossicker, charcoal-burner, and \"wood-jamber;\" but it came \"terrible hard\" on the little man, who waxed thinner and thinner, and sank deeper into his trousers every year. Then, to augment his troubles, came that pestiferous heathen, the teetotal Chinee. One hot summer's day he arrived in numbers, like a plague, armed with picks, shovels, dishes, cradles, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2688; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "little man in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2445, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "t at the group, and bristling fiercely, \"which av ye dhirty haythen furriners cum up to me house lasht noight and shtole me pig Nancy? Which av ye is it, so't I kin bate him! ye thavin' hathins?\" The placid Orientals surveyed Mr. Doyle coolly, and innocently smiling, said, \"No savee;\" then bandied jests at his expense in their native tongue, and laughed the little man to scorn. Incensed by the evident ridicule of the \"haythen furriners,\" and goaded on by the smothered squeal of a hidden pig, Michael \"went for\" the nearest Asiatic, and proceeded to \"put a head on him as big as a tank,\" amid a storm of kicks and digs from the other.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2689; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "little man in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2446, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "of it in their own outlandish way, indulging freely in the seductive opium, and holding high carouse over an extemporized fantan table, proceedings which made it evident that they thought they were getting to windward of Michael Doyle, licensed victualler. Michael, too, was rejoicing with exceeding great joy, and felicitating himself on being the shrewdest little man who ever left the \"ould sod.\" He had not hoped to get more than a twenty-pound note for the dilapidated old humpy, erected on Crown land, and unlikely to stand the wear and tear of another year. As for the business, it had fallen to zero, and would not have kept a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2690; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "little man in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3078, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rpse-feeding is recent. In Mrs. Parker's book Byamee is implored to receive the soul of Eerin. '* For Eerin was faithful on earth, faithful to the laws you left us.\" The mourners ** let their blood drop into his grave,\" but such a sacrifice is not necessarily more than a tribute of affectionate regret. It need not imply feeding, while of later sacrifices to spirits I have vainly looked for a trace. Now, by a mythical inconsistency, the spirit of Eerin (or one of his spirits, perhaps his doowee) dwells in a grey owl. Here, then, is a kind of theism, and beside it only the germs of an animism which is not yet a religion of service.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4097; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3079, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r 5 of the wood. Again they struggled on through the scrub to another plain. *' There it is ! I told you so ! There is the water.\" And looking ahead they again saw a sheet of water. Again their hopes were raised, and though the sun beat fiercely on them they marched, only to be again disap- pointed. *'Let us go back,\" they said. \"This is the country of evil spirits. We see water, and when we come where we have seen it there is but dry earth. Let us go back.\" \" Back to Beereeun, who would kill you ? \" \" Better to die from the blow of a boondee in your own country than of thirst in a land of devils. We will go back.\" ** Not so. Not.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4098; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3080, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "lai looked across the wide river and saw the nyunnoos Weedah had made. They saw him running in and out of them as if he were playing a game, not thinking of them at all. Strange nyunnoos they were too having both ends open. Seeing where they were looking, Beereeun said : \" Wee- dah is womba, deaf. I stole his doowee while he slept and put in its place a mad spirit. He knows naught of you now. He cares naught for you. It is so with those who look too long at the Eer-dheer, or mirage. He will trouble me no more, nor you. Why look at him ? \" But the Bullai Bullai could not take their eyes from Weedah, so strangely he went on,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4099; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3081, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hich lumps have been on the feet of her kind ever since, and their legs have been bare and hard up to the knee joint. Now Bohrah the kangaroo was really a great wirreenun. While it was still quite dark he said : \"We will sleep here, and I will hunt the dark away while we rest.\" They laid down. As soon as Bohrah was asleep, he sent his MuUee Mullee, or dream spirit, out from his body to gather up the darkness and roll it away to the westward. Having done so back came the Mullee Mullee to the body of Bohrah, who now woke up and saw what his spirit had done. He turned to Dine wan, whom he saw had slept with one eye and one ear open.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4100; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3082, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "still quite dark he said : \"We will sleep here, and I will hunt the dark away while we rest.\" They laid down. As soon as Bohrah was asleep, he sent his MuUee Mullee, or dream spirit, out from his body to gather up the darkness and roll it away to the westward. Having done so back came the Mullee Mullee to the body of Bohrah, who now woke up and saw what his spirit had done. He turned to Dine wan, whom he saw had slept with one eye and one ear open that she might see what he would do, and said : ** My Mullee Mullee has rolled the night from us. The darkness is no more. It is rolled away for ever from me. I and my people, from this.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4101; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3083, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "zed from it one of the huge eggs in it, which she threw with all her force up to the sky. There it broke on a heap of firewood, which burst into a flame as the yellow yolk spilt all over it, which flame lit up the world below, to the astonishment of every- thing on it. They had only been used to the semi-darkn6ss, and were dazzled by such brightness. A good spirit who lived in the sky saw how bright and beautiful the earth looked when lit up by this blaze. He thought it would be a good thing to make a fire every day, which from that time he has done. All night he and his attendant spirits collect wood, and heap it up. When the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4103; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3084, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o the astonishment of every- thing on it. They had only been used to the semi-darkn6ss, and were dazzled by such brightness. A good spirit who lived in the sky saw how bright and beautiful the earth looked when lit up by this blaze. He thought it would be a good thing to make a fire every day, which from that time he has done. All night he and his attendant spirits collect wood, and heap it up. When the heap is nearly big enough they send out the morning star to warn those on earth that the fire will soon be lit. How the Sun was Made 29 They, however, found this warning was not sufficient, for those who slept saw it not. Then they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4104; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3085, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "then kill and eat them. At last the Daens found out what he was doing. They were very angry, and determined to punish him. \"We will kill or cripple him,\" they said, **so that he, giant though he be, shall be powerless against our people.\" A mob of them went and surrounded his camp. He was lying asleep, face downwards, as he did not wish his doowee or dream spirit to leave him, as it might have done had he slept on his back, with his mouth exposed. In his sleep even he seemed to hear a rustling iA the leaves, but suspected no evil, saying drowsily to himself : \" it is but the Bullah BuUah, or butterflies, fluttering round.\" Then he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4105; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "giant in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3086, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "; what he had seen became a tradition in his tribe. He had broken the law of Byamee by leaving his own hunting ground, so was not allowed to live long after his return. But yet so famous was he from his far journeyings that when he died, followed by a terrific crash, a huge meteor shot across the sky, thereby telling the tribes for miles round that a great spirit had passed from the earth. From generation to generation was told the story of Wuminnah's journey and the strange water he had seen, 54 More Australian Talcs kTii Sit zbt leg corrohsoptes were seen fiioc shells he had brought. Az h:zigib *Jbt Wmadah re89 tlotfcee ot \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4106; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3087, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ese tales.\" FAIRY TALES FROM THE FAR NORTH. By P. C. AsBjoRNSEN. Translated by H. L. Br/Ekstad. With 94 Illustrations by E. Werekskiold, T. Kittelsen, and H. SiNDiNG. Small 4to (\" Wonder Voyages \" size), beautifully printed at the Ballantyne Press on specially manufactured paper. Cloth, designed Cover. 6s. *^* T/ie raciest and quaintest oj stories^ the most spirited and humorous of illustrations, THE GIANT CRAB, and other Tales from Old India. Retold by W. H. D. Rouse. Profusely Illustrated by W. Robinson. Square crown 8vo, beautifully printed at the Ballantyne Press on special paper. Designed Cloth Cover. 3s. 6d. *^* Adaptation.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4107; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "giant in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3088, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e too, and not only the dances she saw the rest dance, but new ones which she taught herself, for every song she heard she set to steps. Sometimes, with laughing eyes, she would whirl round like a boolee, or whirlwind. Then suddenly she would change to a stately measure. Then for variety's sake perform a series of swift gyrations, as if, indeed, a whirlwind devil had her in his grip. The fame of her dancing spread abroad, and proud indeed was the tribe to whom she belonged, hence their 2 2 More Australian Tales anxiety for her safety, and their dread that the Wurra- wilberoo would catch her. The Wurrawilberoo were two cannibals.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4108; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "devil in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3089, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e and fell in wave-like cadences. In their grief they cut their heads with muggil or stone knives, and comeboos or tomahawks, until the blood ran down staining their breasts red, and the breasts of the Guineeboo have been red ever since. Gayardaree the Platypus A YOUNG duck used to swim away by herself in the creek. Her tribe told her that MuUoka, the water devil, would catch her some day if she were so venturesome. But she did not heed them. One day after having swum down some distance, she landed on a bank where she saw some young green grass. She was feeding about when suddenly out rushed from a hidden place Biggoon, an immense.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4109; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "devil in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3090, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "BY ANDREW LANG, M.A. fV/T/f ILLUSTRATIONS BY A NATIVE ARTIST LONDON DAVID NUTT, 270-271, STRAND MELBOURNE MELVILLE, MULLEN & SLADE 1898 27 1 IS, i^H-, ^ y'.-.o coi.7;^ IAN 5 1899 £brarS )J I -'^y.' '- ■■ ^^\" : V. , ^' \" y^» Herbert Spencer's theory ? If Mr. Dawson is right in Australia we surprise religion already possessed of a God on his way to be otiose. Byamee sits like Keats's *' Grey-hair 'd Saturn quiet as a stone ; \" and Pirnmeheal is seldom mentioned. Elsewhere Durumulun is served in the secret rites of the mysteries ; none of these gods receive food or sacrifice. Religion is at this point, and is only just beginning to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4110; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3091, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o be otiose. Byamee sits like Keats's *' Grey-hair 'd Saturn quiet as a stone ; \" and Pirnmeheal is seldom mentioned. Elsewhere Durumulun is served in the secret rites of the mysteries ; none of these gods receive food or sacrifice. Religion is at this point, and is only just beginning to turn towards animism. Corpse-feeding is recent. In Mrs. Parker's book Byamee is implored to receive the soul of Eerin. '* For Eerin was faithful on earth, faithful to the laws you left us.\" The mourners ** let their blood drop into his grave,\" but such a sacrifice is not necessarily more than a tribute of affectionate regret. It need not imply.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4111; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3092, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "m which is not yet a religion of service and propitiation of ancestors. This helps my argument (that theism is not the latest flower of animism) very well, and Mr. Dawson (as far as his evidence attests) has no theory to prove or disprove. xxii Introduction Mrs. Parker has, in MS., a considerable body of evidence as to both the religion and the mythology of Byamee. I have maintained, in this case, on the evidence of Mr. Howitt, an initiate, that religion and mythology represent quite different moods of men. In religion, the Australian is serious, and will not mention \" The Master \" except at the solemn mysteries. In mythology, he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4112; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3093, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "much hunting for himself. Nor did he care so much for the flesh of emu and kangaroo as he did for the flesh of men. He used to entice young men to his camp by various devices, and then kill and eat them. At last the Daens found out what he was doing. They were very angry, and determined to punish him. \"We will kill or cripple him,\" they said, **so that he, giant though he be, shall be powerless against our people.\" A mob of them went and surrounded his camp. He was lying asleep, face downwards, as he did not wish his doowee or dream spirit to leave him, as it might have done had he slept on his back, with his mouth exposed. In his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4113; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "giant in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3188, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hn agreed, and when they had finished their meal Durroon proposed they should go fishing, but Wahn said : \" I ate too much goodoo. It was very fat. I ate a great deal and must have a sleep first before I start.\" \" All right. Plenty of time,\" Said Durroon, feeling sure of his man-flesh supper. Wahn went to sleep that he might send his Mullee Mullee, or dream spirit, to find out what was the trap Durroon had in the creek. The Mullee Mullee soon found out all about the opening in the top of the log, having done which back he came. Then Wahn, having learnt all, woke up, and said he was ready, so off they started. Durroon showed Wahn.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4210; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3189, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", returned from placing the balah trees and the Wurrawilberoo in the sky, the Daens asked them if they had left her there. No Bralgah they said had gone to the sky. Surely the Daens had seen Wurrawilberoo let her go. Then where was she ? That no one could say, and none thought of asking the big bird on the plain. All mourned for Bralgah as for one dead. Her spirit, they said, would haunt the camp because they could not find her body to bury it, though they knew she must be dead, otherwise would she not return to them ? They moved their camp away to the other side of the plain. After a while they noticed that a number of birds,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4211; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3190, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e rest, men, women and children, all were to be sacrificed to his hate. He had laid his plans 36 More Australian Tales well, waiting until all fear of vengeance was over and all vigilance relaxed. Closer and closer they crept, making no sound as they came nearer and nearer. The Little Chief stirred in his sleep ; Purleemil crooned him to rest again with the spirit's song telling how he should live on the plains for ever, the brightest, most beautiful thing on them; soon was he soothed and the mother, nestling closer to the ever loved Wimbakobolo, slept again unwitting of danger. A dog at their feet growled, and Wimbakobolo stirred.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4220; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3191, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of the tribe, who had given the fugitives shelter. Sturt's Desert Pea 37 alive. Leaving the bodies to the hawks and crows, Tirita and his tribe went back to the Callawatta. The next season they determined to hunt on the hunting grounds of their dead enemies. But when they, reached them they camped some distance away from the scene of the slaughter, lest the spirits of the dead should molest them. At night threy saw strange lights moving on that spot, then they knew that the spirits were indeed abroad. The next morning they went for water to the Boulka, or lake. How it glistened in the sun ! But was it water ? They paused and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4221; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3192, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e indeed abroad. The next morning they went for water to the Boulka, or lake. How it glistened in the sun ! But was it water ? They paused and looked. No water was that before them. On they went and then saw that the large lake had been turned to salt. Then the tribe were frightened, and turned back to their own hunting grounds, for no man likes to dare the spirits. Tirita said he would follow them, but first would he go to where bleached the bones of his enemies, it would give him joy, he said, to see them. With hatred still strong in his heart he went. But surely, he thought, must his eyes be dazzled with the glare from the salt.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4222; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3193, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", the blood of the Little Chief, his mother and 38 More Australian Tales father, which flowed in one stream and blossomed as you see it now, for no man can kill blood, for more than the life of the flesh is in blood. Their blood shall live for ever, making beautiful with its blazing brightness the bare plains where are the salt lakes, the dried tears of the spirits whose songs Purleemil sang so sweetly, the salt tears which they shed when you and such as you poured out the life blood of their loved tribe. Here shall you sit for ever before your handiwork, the work of a coward.\" So saying the spirit transfixed Tirlta to the ground,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4223; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3194, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "for ever, making beautiful with its blazing brightness the bare plains where are the salt lakes, the dried tears of the spirits whose songs Purleemil sang so sweetly, the salt tears which they shed when you and such as you poured out the life blood of their loved tribe. Here shall you sit for ever before your handiwork, the work of a coward.\" So saying the spirit transfixed Tirlta to the ground, leaving the spear still through him. There in the course of ages man and spear turned to stone as an everlasting monument of the spirit*s power, and there at Tirlta's feet spread the beautiful red flower, the glory of the Western plains.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4224; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3195, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he salt tears which they shed when you and such as you poured out the life blood of their loved tribe. Here shall you sit for ever before your handiwork, the work of a coward.\" So saying the spirit transfixed Tirlta to the ground, leaving the spear still through him. There in the course of ages man and spear turned to stone as an everlasting monument of the spirit*s power, and there at Tirlta's feet spread the beautiful red flower, the glory of the Western plains where the salt lakes are — Sturt's Desert Pea we call it, but to the old tribes it was known as the Flower of Blood. Piggiebillah the Porcupine PiGGiEBiLLAH was getting.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4225; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3196, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "im a shell, one of those he had picked up on the beach. These shells were afterwards the cause of many fights, one tribe trying to get them from the other. The oldest wirreenun of the tribe always wore one of them at the great corroborees. After many generations had passed away, one wirreenun, in whose possession it was, put it for safety in his Minggah, or spirit tree. And to this day there are fights about it, for he died leaving it there. Some tribes try to steal it, but others fight to protect it. Every now and then on his road home Wurrunnah had to stay and make fresh bags to carry the salt water in, as the old ones started.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4226; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3197, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "k with label, 2s. 6d. Some pre00 tioticce. Daily Chronicle. — \" As far as we know no one else sings quite like Mrs. Radford ; hers is a bird's note — thin, high, with a sweet thrill in it, and the thrill is a home thrill, a nest thrill.\" Commonwealth. — \" We have read with pure enjoyment Mrs. Radford's slight but charming cycle of rhymes.\" Star. — \"A tender spirit of motherhood inspires Mrs. Radford's simple little songs.\" Review of Reviews. — \" Very charming poems for children not unworthy oven to be mentioned in the same breath with Stevenson's * Child's Garden of Verses.'\" Athenaum. — •• ' Good Night ' is one of the daintiest.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4227; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3198, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ws, Tirita and his tribe went back to the Callawatta. The next season they determined to hunt on the hunting grounds of their dead enemies. But when they, reached them they camped some distance away from the scene of the slaughter, lest the spirits of the dead should molest them. At night threy saw strange lights moving on that spot, then they knew that the spirits were indeed abroad. The next morning they went for water to the Boulka, or lake. How it glistened in the sun ! But was it water ? They paused and looked. No water was that before them. On they went and then saw that the large lake had been turned to salt. Then the tribe.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4228; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3199, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "fiercely on them they marched, only to be again disap- pointed. *'Let us go back,\" they said. \"This is the country of evil spirits. We see water, and when we come where we have seen it there is but dry earth. Let us go back.\" \" Back to Beereeun, who would kill you ? \" \" Better to die from the blow of a boondee in your own country than of thirst in a land of devils. We will go back.\" ** Not so. Not with a boondee would he kill you, but with a gooweera, or poison stick. Slow would be your deaths, and you would be always in pain until your shadow was wasted away. But why talk of returning ? Did we not set fire to the big plain ?.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4229; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3200, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "evidence of Mr. Howitt, an initiate, that religion and mythology represent quite different moods of men. In religion, the Australian is serious, and will not mention \" The Master \" except at the solemn mysteries. In mythology, he is either curious, when making fanciful explanations of facts, or he is romantic and humorous, telling stories for pleasure about Byamee or Durumulun, whom he now envisages, not as Father and Judge, but very much as a black fellow like himself. Grant such a black fellow unlimited power, and he will frolic as in the Australian and other mythologies. Con- sider him as the maker and lawgiver, the all-seeing.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4230; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3201, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "humorous, telling stories for pleasure about Byamee or Durumulun, whom he now envisages, not as Father and Judge, but very much as a black fellow like himself. Grant such a black fellow unlimited power, and he will frolic as in the Australian and other mythologies. Con- sider him as the maker and lawgiver, the all-seeing witness and rewarder of conduct, and Byamee or Durumulun is no longer the wanton, gigantic wirreenun; rather is he God. I am unable to see any inconsistency between my notion of a kind of early theism, and my belief that many of the absurdities of mythology are the result, and (in civilisation) the survival, of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4231; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3202, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tency between my notion of a kind of early theism, and my belief that many of the absurdities of mythology are the result, and (in civilisation) the survival, of the savage intellectual condition. Odd stories enough about Our Lord, the Virgin, and the Saints occur in our European foJk-lore. These are mythical popular accretions, like the similar tales about Byamee. But neither our creed nor that of the Australians began in buffoonery. To these themes, and to a wider and more minute examination of Australian religion, I hope some day to return. Meanwhile the literary merit of the talcs collected by Mrs. Parker may teach us not to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4232; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3203, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e creature coming towards him, having the body and head of a dog, feet of a woman, and a short tail. It bounded four or five feet in the air as it came along, making a whirring, whizzing noise with its lips. \" What is this coming to water ? \" said Wurrunnah to himself. When the creature was close, he said : \" It must be Earmoonan, one of the pups of the dog Byamee left at Noondoo that I have heard of.\" t He called out to it, \" Where is your old master ? \" for he thought he would find out if the strange creature knew where Byamee was. For answer the Earmoonan made the * See \"Australian Legendary Tales,\" p. 41, •' Meamei the Seven.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4233; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3204, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "whirring, whizzing noise with its lips. \" What is this coming to water ? \" said Wurrunnah to himself. When the creature was close, he said : \" It must be Earmoonan, one of the pups of the dog Byamee left at Noondoo that I have heard of.\" t He called out to it, \" Where is your old master ? \" for he thought he would find out if the strange creature knew where Byamee was. For answer the Earmoonan made the * See \"Australian Legendary Tales,\" p. 41, •' Meamei the Seven Sisters.\" t Ibid., p. 104, \" The Borah of Byamee.\" 50 More Australian Tales spluttering, whizzing noise with his lips Wuminnah had already heard. Wurrunnah said : \" Has.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4234; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3205, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "be Earmoonan, one of the pups of the dog Byamee left at Noondoo that I have heard of.\" t He called out to it, \" Where is your old master ? \" for he thought he would find out if the strange creature knew where Byamee was. For answer the Earmoonan made the * See \"Australian Legendary Tales,\" p. 41, •' Meamei the Seven Sisters.\" t Ibid., p. 104, \" The Borah of Byamee.\" 50 More Australian Tales spluttering, whizzing noise with his lips Wuminnah had already heard. Wurrunnah said : \" Has he gone right away from you?\" Again came only the spluttering, whizzing noise, a sort of pursing of the lips together, and blowing out a sound like \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4235; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3206, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Again came only the spluttering, whizzing noise, a sort of pursing of the lips together, and blowing out a sound like \" Phur-r, phur-r.\" ** Is it true that he has gone for ever ? \" \" Phur-r, phur-r,\" came again the answer. Wurrunnah stood up and motioned EarmoonSn back, saying: \"You go away now. That will do. I want you here no more. You tell me nothing of Byamee.\" At the sound of the name \"Byamee,\" EarmoonSn jumped away, saying as he went : \" Phur-r, phur-r.\" He quickly disappeared, going back to the sand-ridges under which Wurrunnah had heard he and the rest of the strange litter lived, in huge caves, where they imprisoned any.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4236; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3207, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the sound of the name \"Byamee,\" EarmoonSn jumped away, saying as he went : \" Phur-r, phur-r.\" He quickly disappeared, going back to the sand-ridges under which Wurrunnah had heard he and the rest of the strange litter lived, in huge caves, where they imprisoned any travellers they could round up into them. Nothing frightened them but mention of the name of Byamee. Wurrunnah did not mean to risk another encounter, so he hurried on to Dungerh. On, on he travelled for many days, until at last he reached Doogoonberh, which is on the sea. Seeing a wide expanse of water before him and feeling thirsty, he took his little binguie down to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4237; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3208, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "een, nor could they imagine what this water was which stretched farther than all their hunting grounds. Any stranger that came to the camp was brought to Wurrunnah that he might hear from him what had turned him back on his journey. But Wurrunnah did not live long to tell his story ; what he had seen became a tradition in his tribe. He had broken the law of Byamee by leaving his own hunting ground, so was not allowed to live long after his return. But yet so famous was he from his far journeyings that when he died, followed by a terrific crash, a huge meteor shot across the sky, thereby telling the tribes for miles round that a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4238; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1237, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Broad regional/cultural association only; not map eligible until separately geocoded and ethically reviewed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1380; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "The Iruntarinia spirit individuals", "canonical_figure": "Iruntarinia", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca17.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1238, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Broad regional/cultural association only; 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J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca14.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1275, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "There is very clear evidence that during a former stage cannibalism was a well-recognised custom. We have already described certain ceremonies performed at the Engwura which can only be regarded as pointing back to the existence of a different state of affairs from that which now obtains. For example, in the Quabarra Ingwurninga inkinja, 1 two men had their bodies decorated with circles of white down which were supposed to represent the skulls of slain and eaten men. The performers themselves represented the Ulthana or spirits of the dead men wandering about in search of those who had killed and eaten them. In another ceremony two.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1418; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Ulthana in Totemic Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Ulthana", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca14.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1276, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "No idea of natural death—Death of one individual must be avenged in the normal condition of the tribe by the death of another—Organisation of a Kurdaitcha party—The ceremony of dislocating a toe before a man becomes entitled to wear the so-called Kurdaitcha shoes—The Kurdaitcha man accompanied by a Medicine man—Decoration of the two men—Killing the victim and operations of the Medicine man—Another form in which the Kurdaitcha man goes alone—The shoes do not serve to hide the tracks, and can only prevent who made them from being known—The Illapurinja—A form of female Kurdaitcha—The decoration of the woman—How the enemy is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1420; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1277, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "AMONGST the Central Australian natives there is no such thing as belief in natural death; however old or decrepit a man or woman may be when this takes place it is at once supposed that it has been brought about by the magic influence of some enemy, and in the normal condition of the tribe the death of one individual is followed by the murder of some one else who is supposed to be guilty of having caused the death. Not infrequently the dying man will whisper in the ear of a Railtchawa, or medicine man, the name of the man whose magic is killing him. If this be not done then there is no difficulty, by some other method, of fixing.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1421; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1278, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "When it is known who the culprit is a Kurdaitcha party may be arranged to avenge the death. This custom is, so the natives say, much less frequently carried out at the present day than in former years, and in the southern parts of the tribe seems to have died out altogether. 1 When it is decided who is guilty, a council of the old men of the group to which the dead man belonged is held and, if it be decided that vengeance is to be exacted by means of a Kurdaitcha party, then the man who is to play this part is chosen. The name Kurdaitcha is applied to the latter 2 and he wears the shoes to which by white men the name of Kurdaitcha.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1422; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1279, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Before a man may wear the shoes he has to submit to a most painful ordeal. A stone is heated to redness and then applied to the ball of the small toe of either foot, it does not matter which, until, as the natives say, the joint is softened when with a sudden jerk, the toe is pulled outwards and the joint is thus dislocated. There is no doubt that some such ordeal as this is passed through, as we have examined feet of men who claim to be what is called Ertwa Kurdaitcha at Charlotte Waters, Crown Point on the Finke River, Owen Springs and Alice Springs amongst the Macdonnell Ranges, all of which show the remarkable peculiarity of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1423; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1280, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Each Kurdaitcha man when going on his errand is accompanied by a medicine man and the two men are rubbed over with charcoal—black being in the Arunta tribe the colour associated with magic—and decorated with bands of white down. The hair of both men is tied up behind and a small conical helmet of twigs is fastened on with hair string. The Kurdaitcha himself has lines of down passing across the front of the helmet, down the side of the face and front of the body and legs as far as the knees. The medicine man has a median line running from the top of the helmet to the tip of his nose; another curved line meeting this at both ends.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1424; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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The bands are outlined with white down, and, as the pattern is a constant one, the Kurdaitcha man can always be distinguished from the medicine man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1425; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1282, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Then the medicine man falls into the rear while the Kurdaitcha stealthily creeps forward towards his quarry and suddenly rising up, spears him before he is aware of the presence of an enemy.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1426; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1283, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Most probably the explanation is, not that the native cannot follow the track, but that either he persuades himself that he cannot, or, what is still more likely, that the fear of the magic power of the dreaded Kurdaitcha causes him, if he catches sight of such a track, to avoid as much as possible the spot where he has seen it, in just the same way in which an ordinary European peasant will avoid the spot haunted by a ghost.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1427; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Magic", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1284, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "This is the only case which has come to our knowledge in which a woman is decorated with down fixed on with blood, and in which she actually handles a Churinga. The latter, of course, is not one of the ancestral Churinga, but it is regarded as being a sacred stick, and is spoken of as a Churinga just as are certain other similarly shaped sticks which are used in various ceremonies, for which they may be specially made. All that the woman is told is that the stick has been sung over, and is what is called Arungquiltha, that is, charged with magic and evil influence.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1428; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Arungquiltha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Arungquiltha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1285, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Travelling back to the Arunta country, the Atninga party separated into various contingents, each of which went to its own locality, upon arrival at which certain ceremonies had to be observed. The Alice Springs contingent, which will serve to illustrate what took place in each instance, halted some distance away from the main camp and decorated their bodies, painting them all over with powdered charcoal and placing on their foreheads and through the septum of the nose small twigs of a species of Eremophila. As soon as they came in sight of the main camp they began to perform an excited war-dance, approaching in the form of a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1429; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Ulthana in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Ulthana", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1286, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "It is supposed to be very effective as a means of frightening the Ulthana, that is the spirit of the dead man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1430; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Ulthana in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Ulthana", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1287, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The Ulthana or spirit of the dead man is supposed to follow the party in the form of a little bird called Chichurkna and is constantly on the look-out to injure the Immirinja.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1431; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Ulthana in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Ulthana", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1288, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "It is generally supposed that amongst Australian natives the name of a dead man is never mentioned. This is not however strictly true as regards the Arunta tribe. There are various degrees of silence to be observed by different persons and these are dependent upon the mutual relationship which existed between the dead and living individual. During the period of mourning which follows immediately upon the death of a man and occupies a period of from twelve to eighteen months, no person must mention the name of the deceased except it be absolutely necessary to do so, and then only in a whisper for fear of disturbing and annoying the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1432; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Burial and Mourning", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca16.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1289, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "In these ceremonies also only a limited number ever take part as actual performers, and, instead of occupying a long time in their performance, they usually last only a few minutes. Unlike those of the ordinary dances, also, the design always has a definite significance, and is supposed in many cases to have been handed down from the Alcheringa, while in others the decorations have been shown to the owner of the quabara by the Iruntarinia, or spirits. These ceremonies, again, are never passed on from tribe to tribe, but are in the possession of certain individuals who have received them by right of inheritance, that is, they may.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1433; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Iruntarinia in Sacred Objects and Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Iruntarinia", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca21.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1290, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The exact significance of this can only be a matter of conjecture, p. 630 for the natives have not, so far as we can find out, any idea with regard to its origin or meaning. The decoration evidently points to the fact that it has some relation to a human being, and possibly we may have in the Kauaua the expression of the idea of the association of a spirit individual with a tree. We find, it must be remembered, amongst the Arunta tribe that trees are intimately associated with particular celebrated individuals of the Alcheringa whose spirits especially frequent those which are their Nanja trees, and, whilst there is no such thing.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1434; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit individual in Sacred Objects and Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "spirit individual", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca21.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1329, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t the Engwura which can only be regarded as pointing back to the existence of a different state of affairs from that which now obtains. For example, in the Quabarra Ingwurninga inkinja, 1 two men had their bodies decorated with circles of white down which were supposed to represent the skulls of slain and eaten men. The performers themselves represented the Ulthana or spirits of the dead men wandering about in search of those who had killed and eaten them. In another ceremony two Achilpa men were engaged in cooking the body of a third; in another, p. 474 p. 475 concerned with the white bat totem, one of the performers carried on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1503; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Ulthana in Totemic Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Ulthana", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca14.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1330, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ny, what he describes as the first initiation ceremony of women being that of introcision, the equivalent of the Ariltha kuma ceremony amongst the central tribes, op. cil., p. 174. 467:1 Expedition in North West and Western Australia, 1841, vol. ii., p. 228. 468:1 Chapter VI. 473:1 Ingwurninga means bones; inkinja, arisen. Next: Chapter XIII. The Customs of Kurdaitcha and Illapurinja and the Avenging Party or Atninga", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1504; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcha in Totemic Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca14.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1331, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he ceremony as performed in the different tribes. p. 459 CEREMONY OF NOSE BORING In the Arunta and Ilpirra tribes when a boy's nose has been bored, that is as soon as the operation has been completed, he strips a piece of bark off a gum tree, if possible, and throws it as far as he can in the direction of the Alcheringa camp of his mother, that is where the spirit individual of which his mother is the reincarnation lived in the Alcheringa. This little ceremony is called ilyabara iwuma or the bark-throwing, and the boy is told to do it by men who stand to him in the relation of Arunga, Oknia, and Okilia, who also tell him that the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1505; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit individual in Totemic Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "spirit individual", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca14.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1332, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "When it is known who the culprit is a Kurdaitcha party may be arranged to avenge the death. This custom is, so the natives say, much less frequently carried out at the present day than in former years, and in the southern parts of the tribe seems to have died out altogether. 1 When it is decided who is guilty, a council of the old men of the group to which the dead man belonged is held and, if it be decided that vengeance is to be exacted by means of a Kurdaitcha party, then the man who is to play this part is chosen. The name Kurdaitcha is applied to the latter 2 and he wears the shoes to which by white men the name of Kurdaitcha.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1508; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1333, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the eye of each side; and on the body a broad band of charcoal runs across from shoulder to shoulder and downwards till, at the level of the sternum, it divides into two, one passing on either side of the mid line and so on as far down as the knee. The bands are outlined with white down, and, as the pattern is a constant one, the Kurdaitcha man can always be distinguished from the medicine man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1510; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1334, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Then the medicine man falls into the rear while the Kurdaitcha stealthily creeps forward towards his quarry and suddenly rising up, spears him before he is aware of the presence of an enemy.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1511; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1335, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Most probably the explanation is, not that the native cannot follow the track, but that either he persuades himself that he cannot, or, what is still more likely, that the fear of the magic power of the dreaded Kurdaitcha causes him, if he catches sight of such a track, to avoid as much as possible the spot where he has seen it, in just the same way in which an ordinary European peasant will avoid the spot haunted by a ghost.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1512; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Magic", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1336, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "This is the only case which has come to our knowledge in which a woman is decorated with down fixed on with blood, and in which she actually handles a Churinga. The latter, of course, is not one of the ancestral Churinga, but it is regarded as being a sacred stick, and is spoken of as a Churinga just as are certain other similarly shaped sticks which are used in various ceremonies, for which they may be specially made. All that the woman is told is that the stick has been sung over, and is what is called Arungquiltha, that is, charged with magic and evil influence.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1513; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Arungquiltha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Arungquiltha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1337, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "It is supposed to be very effective as a means of frightening the Ulthana, that is the spirit of the dead man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1515; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Ulthana in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Ulthana", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1338, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Churinga. The latter, of course, is not one of the ancestral Churinga, but it is regarded as being a sacred stick, and is spoken of as a Churinga just as are certain other similarly shaped sticks which are used in various ceremonies, for which they may be specially made. All that the woman is told is that the stick has been sung over, and is what is called Arungquiltha, that is, charged with magic and evil influence. The whole affair is a superstition kept alive to make some women believe that they, or their brothers, will suffer if certain ceremonies are not duly attended to, and it is worthy of notice that in this instance the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1516; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Arungquiltha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Arungquiltha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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Our impression with regard to the Kurdaitcha is that at the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1517; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Magic", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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Our impression with regard to the Kurdaitcha is that at the present day it is merely a matter of myth, though at the same time every native is firmly convinced that some other native does actually “go Kurdaitcha,” and is quite prepared, as a general rule, to allow others to think that he himself does; he will.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1518; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Magic", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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Our impression with regard to the Kurdaitcha is that at the present day it is merely a matter of myth, though at the same time every native is firmly convinced that some other native does actually “go Kurdaitcha,” and is quite prepared, as a general rule, to allow others to think that he himself does; he will even go to the length of suffering the pain of having his toe dislocated in order to “prove” that he is a genuine Ertwa Kurdaitcha. p. 484 To those who are personally.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1519; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Magic", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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The Iruntarinia and Arumburinga, or Spirit Individuals", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1520; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Iruntarinia in Burial and Mourning", "canonical_figure": "Iruntarinia", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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These ceremonies, again, are never passed on from tribe to tribe, but are in the possession of certain individuals who have received them by right of inheritance, that is, they may.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1521; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Iruntarinia in Sacred Objects and Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Iruntarinia", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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We find, it must be remembered, amongst the Arunta tribe that trees are intimately associated with particular celebrated individuals of the Alcheringa whose spirits especially frequent those which are their Nanja trees, and, whilst there is no such thing.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1522; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit individual in Sacred Objects and Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "spirit individual", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca21.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1345, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "performers, and, instead of occupying a long time in their performance, they usually last only a few minutes. Unlike those of the ordinary dances, also, the design always has a definite significance, and is supposed in many cases to have been handed down from the Alcheringa, while in others the decorations have been shown to the owner of the quabara by the Iruntarinia, or spirits. These ceremonies, again, are never passed on from tribe to tribe, but are in the possession of certain individuals who have received them by right of inheritance, that is, they may be regarded as private property, p. 625 and each one is, save those given.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1523; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Iruntarinia in Sacred Objects and Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Iruntarinia", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca21.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1346, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "thers the decorations have been shown to the owner of the quabara by the Iruntarinia, or spirits. These ceremonies, again, are never passed on from tribe to tribe, but are in the possession of certain individuals who have received them by right of inheritance, that is, they may be regarded as private property, p. 625 and each one is, save those given by the Iruntarinia, associated with some special man or woman of the Alcheringa. All of them are connected with the totems. The various forms of design may be seen by reference to the figures illustrating the Engwura. Almost always, as in the ordinary dances, special attention is paid.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1524; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Iruntarinia in Sacred Objects and Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Iruntarinia", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca21.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1347, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "totems. The exact significance of this can only be a matter of conjecture, p. 630 for the natives have not, so far as we can find out, any idea with regard to its origin or meaning. The decoration evidently points to the fact that it has some relation to a human being, and possibly we may have in the Kauaua the expression of the idea of the association of a spirit individual with a tree. We find, it must be remembered, amongst the Arunta tribe that trees are intimately associated with particular celebrated individuals of the Alcheringa whose spirits especially frequent those which are their Nanja trees, and, whilst there is no.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1525; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit individual in Sacred Objects and Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "spirit individual", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca21.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1566, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "I'existence, dans ce recueil de quelques contes a demi facetieux et de veritables petits romans de la vie sauvage ou apparait dans toute sa tragique misere I'existence des indigenes dont la pensee est tendue tout entiere vers la recherche de la nourriture. Le livre de Mrs. Langloh Parker est edite avec une sobre et charmante elegance ; il est precede d'une spirituelle et alerte preface de M. Andrew Lang. Ce livre, qui fait grand honneur a celle qui en a con9U la plan et qui I'a execute, rendra a la mythologie comparee de reels services.\" — Revue de I'Histoire des Religions. EAGLEHAWK AND CROW A STUDY OF THE AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1744; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1567, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "resembling a human being, but with a body as hard as a stone. He used to kill many blacks. He was supported by people' of his own. The blacks would not visit this i-ange on any account. Mr. Stanbridge states that the Boorong tribe, who inhabit the Mallee country in the neighbourhood of Lake Tyrril, have preserved an account of the Nurrum-bung-utrias or old spirits, a people who formerly possessed their country and who had the knowledge of fire. This tribe imagined the star Canopus to be * Mr. R. Brough Smyth's \" The Aborigines of Victoria,\" vol. i. p. 453. 20 EAGLKIIAWK AND CHOW the male crow, the first to bring fire from space.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1745; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1568, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n aperture with four spiral grooves in the perforation. The Hindoos believe that these apertures are the traces of Vishnu having entered the stones in the form of a reptile. It is worthy of note that among the New Hebrideans, as the Rev. Dr. J. G, Paton has told me, the sacred pebbles have a small aperture, regarded as the place of exit and entrance for the spirit which the stone represents. The Scdcujrama stones are found in the bed of the Gundak River, and are supposed by Coleman to be mineralised fossils of the Beleranites or Orthoceratites. The Binlang stones found in the Nerbudda River are worshipped as emblems of Siva. The.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1746; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1569, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Mr. Davies corroborates what I have said of the presence of that defect of character which may be termed instability. It may be said that the whole fabric of their moral character is in a position of unstable equilibrium. The slightest strain will destroy the poise. They have a courage which fits them to perform marvellous feats of tree-climbing, gives them spirit to assert their rights in the face of danger from the white man's superior know- ledge and strength, and, for a time at least, qualifies them to excel as roughriders. But their bravery is neither steady nor deep-rooted. No doubt they are very covetous, but they are also.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1747; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1570, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ting of a few Kanaka canoes to Australian shores, although from the fact that stones were objects of veneration among the Tasmanians the inference would be that this at least was a superstition common to all primitive Papuans. The Australians have what may be termed an apprehension of ghosts rather than a belief in them, the relations of the living with the spirits being more or less intimate in different tribes. In the tribe with which I was best acquainted, while the blacks had a term for ghost and believed that there were departed spirits who were sometimes to be seen among the foliage, individual men would tell you upon.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1748; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1571, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "superstition common to all primitive Papuans. The Australians have what may be termed an apprehension of ghosts rather than a belief in them, the relations of the living with the spirits being more or less intimate in different tribes. In the tribe with which I was best acquainted, while the blacks had a term for ghost and believed that there were departed spirits who were sometimes to be seen among the foliage, individual men would tell you upon inquiry that they believed that death was the last of them. In other words, a man's per- sonality died with his body and was not continued in his ghost. A ghost was called a * shadow,'.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1749; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1572, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "uld tell you upon inquiry that they believed that death was the last of them. In other words, a man's per- sonality died with his body and was not continued in his ghost. A ghost was called a * shadow,' and the conception of its existence was shadowy like itself. A general feature of Australian mythology is the peopling of deep waterholes with indescribable spirits. The Kabi tribe deified the rainbow, a superstition apparently confined to this people. He lived in unfathomable waterholes on the mountains, and when visible was in the act of passing from one haunt to another. He was accredited with exchanging children after the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1750; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1573, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "p boorkoorook na goe — woor, walini kolandroam wol biambule pongarnoti popopondi nouwaki - brauwin mrart ngauk — urakabi — - baiamai baggin _ gurruman — — mahn (C.) bowwan (C.) mummuya kommirra baiame — — — — munder nguthuru nguthuru — — ninni ninni gurly gurly — ■ — chinga — — budanl — mar-moo — carn-koo — brupe {devil) — pangari, lilliri — marralye wilya [spirit) madio (slittdi) — kuinyo tovvilla punga, turra pindee,\\vahtta,noorinya boorree koylppa kolyppara moora moora kootchie moongara (spirit) — karina yarkamata — tati — — simbingergolun mungo niolnganding berauel darimiet — - bararang bararang molang — nouri nouri - nari —.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1751; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1574, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "gin _ gurruman — — mahn (C.) bowwan (C.) mummuya kommirra baiame — — — — munder nguthuru nguthuru — — ninni ninni gurly gurly — ■ — chinga — — budanl — mar-moo — carn-koo — brupe {devil) — pangari, lilliri — marralye wilya [spirit) madio (slittdi) — kuinyo tovvilla punga, turra pindee,\\vahtta,noorinya boorree koylppa kolyppara moora moora kootchie moongara (spirit) — karina yarkamata — tati — — simbingergolun mungo niolnganding berauel darimiet — - bararang bararang molang — nouri nouri - nari — erinya mangabara undoolya (W. pirkooir haru — tchopo — wharbur — — in man in gam — — ngai, tschoa ngai, tscboa anndormre — amvou, tschoa.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1752; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1575, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tor, i6, 231 Food, Varieties of, S9 ; Native words for, 252 Foot, Native words for, 34, 41, 155, 249 Footmark, Native words for, 219 ForeJtead, Native words for, 246 Four, Native words for, 271 Froggat's, ilr, William, Visit to Glenelg River, 137 Full, Native words for, 236 G Gaiety of the Aboriginals, So Generosity of the Blacks, So '•Ghindaring,\" the Bad Spirit, 146 (l/tont, Native words for, 213 Ghosts, Native Apprehension of, 146 Giles, Mr., Cave-paintings discovered by, 126 Gippsland dialect, Vocabulary of, 20S-272 legend. A, 16 (iirl, Native words for, 222 Cnve, Native words for. 260 Glenelg lUver, Cave-paintings found on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1753; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1576, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ai Lai . . , la panyal yalok Si Ercildoime . . la kawa bar .§ Avoca R. . . lakh kauwa bor S= Broken Ji. . . niordyir •ngorak kurnung ^ Guiibower . laar ponyul yalok Warrnambool . moral — dhartum Mortlake inerri kung, kaa bur^ng ^ Booandik, S. A. muri boopik yaro i\\ Lower Lachlan and Murrum- kwiarpi porporkui yerani \\ bidgee Gippsland . . walung krangark keauwitch j Barwidgee, Up- per Murray gibba bubbura jeringemor -0 Woorajery Tribe, gibber bulga billabong [big, dry) Upper Murray, « s N.S.IV. IViraidhuri — bangala gungan, hi\\\\d^(river) Turuwul, Port kibba [rock, H.) — turagung (R.) Jackson ■y ^ Azvabakal . tunnung bulka kirunta ^.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1754; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1577, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "iria (old) winylr mutchaburry m. mongan winnja yandiorn bulka, kulya pinaroo karuro mutchuchu more lariba longailinga bork darral ayna piringga pinga oolpa wattepoi waggapoi keturkekai moroigo natangmoli matua tela nurseramp tatane ituai Woman lonanna lowanna nowaleah loubra lurga (D.)lolna(J.) baigurk bagurk bangbanggo baibago bedyir rembindyuk, leyruk kuguwitch dhumdhumboorn kinekine-nool moroinsrham wurukot jeri nukung yinar ylran mug-erding yago wanndi, nyalo wurnanng ho-kana mimini pallara, ngammaityu ngammaitya buiTukka widla kuei onullaga mungedraa wundinigmun aringa, nama ihandur wolnga (youttc tchalbu dronnanne andrommre.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1755; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1578, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n ngarambi nguruindh warui buthar googie nurrung burnna kurra koomal wagie mulliwa walga — yallebiri wadebi warrida — tula galka — wye-hoota cur-lier ween-dug-a wol-lowra {eagle) piltari pinyali tiyauwe wulde pilla warraitya — yarnu — kari pundonya pilla, wilto yarinjy kulttee tarkooloo bilyahra pildra woroocathie kopirrie curawura balu warukatchi kurininga witchuhankura kargoin jungoobury muinbooaberry goorithilla raacmilla (C.) langura (C.) kurara (P.) — — moraqunda — — wiyi ngurin tyang murmello lungar kuriningara - - antina ilia ad-june-pa (W. ) eritya adel pur konjil — yowere — tchatti yelngur oolon oorooba — — 'nrerandre.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1756; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1579, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ll dwell with us.\" Had this overture not miscarried, two families might have amalgamated and become \"one people'' as was proposed, embracing two intermarrying but exoganious classes. In this instance the cross-marriages would have begun by compact not by capture, and subsequent historians or ethnologists might have accounted for the rise of the classes by a supernatural wisdom like that which characterises the Murdoo legend. Messrs. Fison and Howitt obliterate the Australian individual in the distant past, regarding him as merged in his class. The class is an entity of which one person is only a fragment, and all the members of a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1757; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "supernatural in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1580, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "estion may be reasonably asked is this Buddai not as likely to refer to Daibaitah of the north- west as to Budha ? In New Guinea, according to Marsden, the same deity is known as ' Wat,' the first and third syllables of the name being lopped off. And further, may it not be possible that Baiame, of New South Wales, and Pundyil, of Victoria, refer to the same supernatural being ? Baiame, indeed, may be a local * \" Queensland, Australia,\"' p. 379. us i:a(;li:hawk and crow pc|iiivaleut of Banna, another Sumatrau deity. The blackfellow Yanjj^alla already mentioned recognised Daibaitah as Pundyil; the fancied resemblance may have been.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1758; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "supernatural in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1581, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and Pundyil, of Victoria, refer to the same supernatural being ? Baiame, indeed, may be a local * \" Queensland, Australia,\"' p. 379. us i:a(;li:hawk and crow pc|iiivaleut of Banna, another Sumatrau deity. The blackfellow Yanjj^alla already mentioned recognised Daibaitah as Pundyil; the fancied resemblance may have been due to an impression that both \\vt>re supernatural beings, but, on the other hand, the names may be etymologically related, and if so, a unity is given to the native belief in a divinity. The mvths regarding the creation are numerous, and there are some which refer to a liood, but there is no common fixed account of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1759; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "supernatural in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1582, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ited as an example, another instance of the unreliability and invalidity of a deduction from negative evidence. Among the Kamilroi and allied tribes to the north of New South Wales the character of a beneficent deity, known as Baiarae, has been well elaborated. The name, according to the Rev. W. Ridley, is derived from 'baia,' to make or build hy cliopping. Baiame is the creator and preserver. The Wiradhuri regarded him under a slightly altered name, Baiamai, as eternal, omnipotent, and good. A supreme deity was known by the name of Anambu or Miuumbu by the Pikumbul tribe ; at Illawarra he was called Miriru ; on the Murray.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1760; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "Baiame in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1582, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "as Baiarae, has been well elaborated. The name, according to the Rev. W. Ridley, is derived from 'baia,' to make or build hy cliopping. Baiame is the creator and preserver. The Wiradhuri regarded him under a slightly altered name, Baiamai, as eternal, omnipotent, and good. A supreme deity was known by the name of Anambu or Miuumbu by the Pikumbul tribe ; at Illawarra he was called Miriru ; on the Murray.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Illawarra, NSW", "region": "Illawarra", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.4614504, "longitude": 150.790409, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1899, "title": "Baiame in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1583, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tyal murup mula bundyil yulok waingar ngark barnibinmel natya murup ngark — ngarang murup — paindyil ngatta munganitch ngarkuk pirnmaheal muurup muurup waul' — mooroop boorkoorook na goe — woor, walini kolandroam wol biambule pongarnoti popopondi nouwaki - brauwin mrart ngauk — urakabi — - baiamai baggin _ gurruman — — mahn (C.) bowwan (C.) mummuya kommirra baiame — — — — munder nguthuru nguthuru — — ninni ninni gurly gurly — ■ — chinga — — budanl — mar-moo — carn-koo — brupe {devil) — pangari, lilliri — marralye wilya [spirit) madio (slittdi) — kuinyo tovvilla punga, turra pindee,\\vahtta,noorinya boorree koylppa kolyppara moora.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1761; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1584, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ers. At King George * Genesis, xlix. t Daniel, vii. 3. + Isaiah, li. 9. § \" Kamilroi and Kurnai,\" p. 288. II \" The Australian Race,\" vol. ii. p. 165. 18 i:agli:iia\\\\ K and cuow Sound, among a connnunity of the Meenung blacks, the white cockatoo is substituted for the eaglehawk as one of the primary- divisions, the crow being the other.* In central Victoria, Bunjil {ea;/hha,rk) was the name of a deity as well as a class-name. In Gippsland, N'ictoria. it was a title of respect applied to men. A.t the most easterly point of Australia, between the Albert and Tweed Rivers, the equivalent of \"blacks\" is Meebin, which also signifies.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1762; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "Bunjil in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1585, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Government of New South Wales in 1852 or 1853, and cited by Mr. Curr.|| The tradition is that the first black man on the Darling had two wives, Kilparra and Mokwarra. The sons of the one married the daughters of the other, and the class-names were inherited from the mothers. At King George * Genesis, xlix. t Daniel, vii. 3. + Isaiah, li. 9. § \" Kamilroi and Kurnai,\" p. 288. II \" The Australian Race,\" vol. ii. p. 165. 18 i:agli:iia\\\\ K and cuow Sound, among a connnunity of the Meenung blacks, the white cockatoo is substituted for the eaglehawk as one of the primary- divisions, the crow being the other.* In central Victoria, Bunjil.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1764; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "Bunjil in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1586, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "appropriate, the former doubtful. An argument in favour of group-marriage based upon the application of terms designating real relationship to all the members of a group where there are four or more groups is met by the objection that in Australia the manifold groups have been derived from an original pair. The Rev. Dr. L. Fison, in the work \" Kamilroi and Kurnai,\" emphasises and corroborates Mr. Morgan's view. Dr. Fison, in dealing with the rise of the Australian exogamous classes, lays stress upon the Murdoo legend, an aboriginal tradition, the substance of which is that the classes restricting matrimony were constituted to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1768; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurnai in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "Kurnai", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1587, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "thic age, were among the most distinguished.\" — St. James's Gazette. \" Mrs. Parker has added to the gaiety of nations by this collection of Antipodean legends.\" — Saturday Revieiv. \" Extremely interesting and curious.\" — Antiquary. \" To the ethnologist and folk-lorist this book is of great value, but its main use will probably be to provide new and original fairy tales for the juveniles.\" — Church Revieu.'. •' Mrs. Parker has striven, and not unsuccessfully, to do for Australian folk-lore what Longfellow did in ' Hiawatha ' for the North American tribes.\" — Sydney Morning Herald. Some iprCSS IROttceS {continued) \" Children will.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1769; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "fairy in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1705, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "as to sex of Europeans. — A promise kept. — Powers of imitation.— A native on board ship. — Botanical knowledge. — Expressions of good will. — Conclusion of La Billardi^re's narrative. — Interviews with P6ron. — Surprise at fairness of European skin. — Curiosity at sight of boat. — In- telligence. — Two females. — Their appearance. — Surprise at gloves. — A spirituel girl.— Demonstrations of friendship. — Twenty females interviewed. — Effedl of European singing. — Singing imitated.— A curious escort. — Ill-will of husbands. — A welcome meeting. — Desire to ascertain sex of Europeans. — Curiosity as to European's insensibility to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1888; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1706, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of convi<5ls and sealers. — Evidence in Government notice and in Report of Aboriginal Committee. — Ingratitude and treachery. — A barbarous murder. — West's testimony. — Occasional generosity towards enemies. — Ross's testimony. — Friendly when well treated.— Gratitude.— Cruel treatment of animals. Religion. — Belief in Supreme Being doubtful.— Good and bad spirit. — Inferior spirits. — Women's religious chant. — The moon not a deity.— rPoly- theism. — Bones as charms. Immortality of soul. — Name applied to spirits of departed friends. — England the aboriginal Hades. — Fatalism. — Good and bad spirits.— Future state.— Fear of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1889; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1707, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t's testimony. — Occasional generosity towards enemies. — Ross's testimony. — Friendly when well treated.— Gratitude.— Cruel treatment of animals. Religion. — Belief in Supreme Being doubtful.— Good and bad spirit. — Inferior spirits. — Women's religious chant. — The moon not a deity.— rPoly- theism. — Bones as charms. Immortality of soul. — Name applied to spirits of departed friends. — England the aboriginal Hades. — Fatalism. — Good and bad spirits.— Future state.— Fear of darkness. — Devil believed to be white. — Creation.— Future state. — Absence of idols. — Prophetic communica- tions. — Vagueness of ideas. — Jump up white.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1890; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1708, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "oducing fire. — Flint implements mistaken for fire flints. — Fire drills. — Tongue and groove fire sticks. — Stars tumble down. — Fire drill. — Torches. — Tinder. — Carrying fire. — Native fires different to those of settlers. — \" Smokes.\" — Legend of the origin of fire recorded by Milligan. — Castor and Pollux. Food. — Original dislike to European food and spirits. — Repugnance overcome. — Killing sheep. — Objecflions to European cookery. — Enormous appetites. — Cause of voracity. — Every variety of animal eaten. — Fat objecfled to. — Birds. — Fat of soup smeared on head. — Stricflures with regard to consumption of male or female.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1891; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1709, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "vous goblins, whose abodes were caverns and dark recesses of the dense forests, clefts in rocks on the mountain tops, etc. ; and that they considered one or two spirits to be of omnipotent energy ; but that they do not seem to have invested even these last with attributes of benevolence, although they reposed unqualified trust in the tutelar agencies of the spirits of their departed friends and relations. To these guardian spirits they gave the generic name War- rawak,* an aboriginal term, like the Latin word umbra, signifying shade, shadow, ghost, or' apparition.\" Calder relates that on one occasion, ** while the natives were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1892; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1710, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ld think should know. According to West (II. pp. 89-90) : ** Their religious ideas were exceedingly meagre and uncertain. To Horton's inquiries, in 1821, they answered, * don't know,* with broad grins. They appear to have had no religious rites, and few congenial ideas : they dreaded darkness and feared to wander from their fires; they recognized a maligant spirit, and attributed strong emotions to the devil [sic] . The feats imputed to his agency do not much differ from the sensations of night-mare. They believed him to be white — a notion, suggested by their national experience. They ascribed extraordinary convulsions to his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1893; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1711, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "181- 182) : \" These people have received a few faint ideas of the existence and superintending providence of God ; but they still attribute the strong emotions of their minds to the devil, who, they say, tells them this or that, and to whom they attribute the power of prophetic communications It is not clear that by the devil they mean anything more than a spirit; but they say he lives in their breasts, on which account they shrink from having the breast touched. One of their names for a white man signifies a white devil or spirit ; this has probably arisen from mistaking white men at first for spiritual beings. They have also.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1894; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1712, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "inds to the devil, who, they say, tells them this or that, and to whom they attribute the power of prophetic communications It is not clear that by the devil they mean anything more than a spirit; but they say he lives in their breasts, on which account they shrink from having the breast touched. One of their names for a white man signifies a white devil or spirit ; this has probably arisen from mistaking white men at first for spiritual beings. They have also some vague ideas of a future existence, as may be inferred from their remarks resped^ing the deceased woman on the Hunter Island. They also say they suppose that when they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1895; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1713, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "6 Island, Recherche to Pit water. | Bay, and the South of Tasmania. Sing a song Sink Sister Sit down Skeleton (bones of) Skin Ditto of Kangaroo Skull Sky (cloud in) Sleep Sleep (very sound) Smile Smoke Smooth Snail Sneeze Snore Snow Sole (of foot) Song Soon Son Sour Spaniel (dog) | Spark Ditto, fire Spawn (of frogs) Spear (wood) Spew (to) Speak Spider Spine Spirit of the dead Ditto, of evil — the devil [tive power Ditto, of great crea- Spit Sport (play) Spring (wattle blossom Scjuall [season Stamp (with the foot) Stand (stand up) Star Starlight Shooting star Steal Step (foot-step) Stomach Stone Lyenny riacunna ' Tomla, tome,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1896; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1714, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "anops) Kokeri Kokelitie Mud, sediment Kokina ... ... Hawk, (eagle) Kokolini konkua Demur (grumble) Ko-kra Twitch (pluck) Kokura ... ... Jerk Kokuina ... Beard Kole ... ... Twitch, (pluck) Koliena ... .. Orphan Komeka... ... Egg Komen6-wagel6 Beard Komena-purena Beard Komena-rania ... Beardless comineralia Komeneana ... Moth Komniena ... Chin Komptensl, Kom- Spirit of evil— the tanor devil ; dog Komtenana ... Grass-tree Komiena ... Gristle Kongatuile, Kon- Crazy, Cranky gatune [guin6 Kongine, Kon- Beard Kongene ... Chin Koniab ... Hold your tongue, be patient, by and bye Koruna ... ... Eagle (wedge-tail) Kothe ... ... Soon,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1897; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1715, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "le Imp Ria warawa noil6 Demon Ria-wurawa . . Apparition Riaw6, riawena Sport (play), fun Riawe waibori Sport (play) Riawuna ... Circle* Rielowolingana Palm of the hand Riena ... ... Hand, finger Riena-aiita ... Left hand Rienalbugi ... Snow Rienatiabrutia ... Teal Riengena Poatina Den (of wild ani- mals) Riengina ... Crevice or fissure in rocks Rigaropa ... Spirit, of evil— the devil Rigebena ... Hand Rigl ... ... Heel Riitonie ... ... Nail (finger) Rikara ... ... Row (a long one) Rikatenina ... Knuckle Rikent6 ... ... Babe Ri-lia ... ... Hand Rilia ... ... Finger Ri-mutha ... Fist Rina ... ... Fingers Rina ... ... Polishing (the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1898; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1716, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "angena Yavla, Yolla, youlla Ya-waraniakunia Yawarena Yenaloig Yenemi ... Yenena ... Grinder (back tooth) Top Burn (hurt by fire) Crab (largest^ Toothless Fang (canine tooth) Twirl, twist, turn to Earthquake Limp, right foot Taste, try, to Tooth Dwarf Arm Four Punk Wood Fin (of a fish) Leap Little birds Fleet (swift) Widow Yiakanara Youtantalabaua Zitina ... Spirit of the dead, apparition Shadow Greeting (a) Greeting (a) Teeth Jawbone Mutton bird (sooty Petrel) Cobbler's Awl (a bird) Haliotis tuberculata (mutton fish) Grinder (back tooth) Anoint Heron (Egret) white (Herodias syrmato- phorus) Full (a vessel filled) Mouth Hair.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1899; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1717, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "energy ; but that they do not seem to have invested even these last with attributes of benevolence, although they reposed unqualified trust in the tutelar agencies of the spirits of their departed friends and relations. To these guardian spirits they gave the generic name War- rawak,* an aboriginal term, like the Latin word umbra, signifying shade, shadow, ghost, or' apparition.\" Calder relates that on one occasion, ** while the natives were making the funeral pile, Robinson took occasion to extracfl from them what their ideas were of a future state, and where they thought the departed went to. They all answered, ^ Dreeny,' that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1900; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1718, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ILLIGAN S XXVll Vocabulary of Dialects of Aboriginal Tribes of Tasmania. English. Tribes from Oyster Bay to Pit water. Forest ground Forget Four Fragrant (smell) Freestone Fresh water Friend Frigid (cold) Fright Frog Frost Frost (hoar) Fuel Full (after a meal) Full (a vessel filled) Fun (sport) Fundament Fur of animals Fury Gale Gannet (5»/a Australis) Gape Ghost Giri Glutton Good Person Go Good (things) Goose (Cape Barren) Cereopsis Nov. Holh ' Gosling Grandmother Grass Great-bellied (with child) Green (thing) Greeting (a) Grin (to make faces) Grinder (back tooth) Gristle Groin Ground Teeatta kannamarra- nah Poeenabah Pagunta.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1901; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1719, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Song Hen (native) Hen (native) Air Dance Tree (Blackwood) W^oman, white Footmark of white man Footmark of white man Rail (Rallns pector- alis) Dance Man (white) Caterpillar (small) Thumb Fist Knuckle Wrist Palm of the hand Gum (wattle tree) Ixxvi H. LING ROTH. — ABORIGINES OF TASMANIA. Riaputhegana ... Tame Riawaiak . . . Full (after a meal) Riawarawapa ... Ghost Ria warape nolle Imp Ria warawa noil6 Demon Ria-wurawa . . Apparition Riaw6, riawena Sport (play), fun Riawe waibori Sport (play) Riawuna ... Circle* Rielowolingana Palm of the hand Riena ... ... Hand, finger Riena-aiita ... Left hand Rienalbugi ... Snow Rienatiabrutia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1902; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1720, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "H. LING ROTH. — ABORIGINES OF TASMANIA. Tara, tarana ... Wallaby {Halma^ Taw wereini . Crow turns Billardieri), Ta- win6 . Wart Kangaroo (forest- Tawna ... . Rotten wood er) Tawpenale . Opossum, ringtail- Taraba ... ... Tasmanian Devil ed {Pkalangista {Dasyurus ursinus) Cookii) Tarabibie ... Come Tawtaburana .. . Walk Tara kuna ... Switch, a Tekananga wine Ghost Tara kuni ... Shrub Tebrikuna . Cape Portland Taralangana ... Oysters (language) Tarlagna ... Oyster Tedeluna . Ship Taralia ... ... Kangaroo (forester) Tegalugrata , Heave (to pant) Tara minia ... Skin Tegana ... Heart Taramei... .. Kangaroo Tegoura . Moon, Sun Taramena.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1903; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1721, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ake) Tapmita . Hamstring (the) Taialia . Owl, large {Strtx X Aid ... . . . Weep (to) Castanops) Tara . Eucalyptus tree 20 Ixxviii H. LING ROTH. — ABORIGINES OF TASMANIA. Tara, tarana ... Wallaby {Halma^ Taw wereini . Crow turns Billardieri), Ta- win6 . Wart Kangaroo (forest- Tawna ... . Rotten wood er) Tawpenale . Opossum, ringtail- Taraba ... ... Tasmanian Devil ed {Pkalangista {Dasyurus ursinus) Cookii) Tarabibie ... Come Tawtaburana .. . Walk Tara kuna ... Switch, a Tekananga wine Ghost Tara kuni ... Shrub Tebrikuna . Cape Portland Taralangana ... Oysters (language) Tarlagna ... Oyster Tedeluna . Ship Taralia ... ... Kangaroo.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1904; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1722, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "rowers uttered a B. < J loud ' Ugh,\" like a London pavior. jj 2 3 The boats have been known to \" s K live in very rough seas. An old „ I £ whaler told me he had seen one ^^ S j_ o of them go across to Witch ^^» ° ^ Island, near Port Davey, in the ■* E S midst of a storm. No cata- 5 u ^ marans were used on the northern ^ * B side of Tasmania.\" a X a li> the Hobart Museum there X ^ * sre three small models of canoes . y 2 made by aborigines. Each of s S ^ the three is made of.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Hobart, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8825088, "longitude": 147.3281233, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1722, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t on one side, then on the other, supplied the place of oars, and propelled this rude contrivance as quickly as an English whaleboat. At each s c u stroke the rowers uttered a B. < J loud ' Ugh,\" like a London pavior. jj 2 3 The boats have been known to \" s K live in very rough seas. An old „ I £ whaler told me he had seen one ^^ S j_ o of them go across to Witch ^^» ° ^ Island, near Port Davey, in the ■* E S midst of a storm. No cata- 5 u ^ marans were used on the northern ^ * B side of Tasmania.\" a X a li> the Hobart Museum there X ^ * sre three small models of canoes . y 2 made by aborigines. Each of s S ^ the three is made of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1905; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1723, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "amoi . Scales (of fish) Mununa... Nose Nangemuna Barren (woman) Munwaddia Feathers Nang-inia Elf or fairy (fond of Mura Heavy children, and dances Murah, murak ... Shag, black cormo- in the hills, after the rant {Phalacrocorax fashion of Scotch corboides), or [leucog- fairies) fls/^r) white-breasted Nangoinulia Whiz (like a ball. cormorant etc) Murambukania Witch or female Nangumora . Far lowana goblin, said to be Nanguna Opossum, ringtail- clothed with grass ed {Phalangista or fibrous bark Cookii) TASMANIAN-ENGLISH VOCABULARY. Ixvii Nanim-pena Nanwun .. Naoutag burak Napanrena XN ai a • • • • ■ • Narabaro, naralu- awa narawa,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1906; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "fairy in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1724, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e eighty-nine inches long and consisting of 565 of these shells {Elenchus hellulus). In the Tasmanian Museum, at Hobart, there are two necklaces ; one of light coloured shells, the other of a dark lustrous green : the latter measures 6 feet 4 inches doubled, i.^. the single string of shells is 12 feet 8 inches long. The shells which are abundant on the long giant Kelp (not the Bull-Kelp) and elsewhere are locally known as ** warrener \" or ** mariner \" shells. No native name", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Hobart, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8825088, "longitude": 147.3281233, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1899, "title": "giant in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1724, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e eighty-nine inches long and consisting of 565 of these shells {Elenchus hellulus). In the Tasmanian Museum, at Hobart, there are two necklaces ; one of light coloured shells, the other of a dark lustrous green : the latter measures 6 feet 4 inches doubled, i.^. the single string of shells is 12 feet 8 inches long. The shells which are abundant on the long giant Kelp (not the Bull-Kelp) and elsewhere are locally known as ** warrener \" or ** mariner \" shells. No native name for shell necklaces is on record. Metallurgy. Furneaux found the natives without any knowledge of the metals (Cook's Sec. Voy. Bk. I. ch. vii.), and Cook found.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1907; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "giant in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1725, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "er) Drown Drowsy Dry Ditto Duck (gender not dis- tinguished) Dug Dull (stupid dolt) Dumb Dung (excrement) Dusk Dust Dwarf Dysentery or Diarrhoea East Bay Neck Eagle Hawk Neck Eagle Eagle's nest Ear Early (in the morning at twilight) Earth (mould) Earthquake Earthworm Eat heartily Eat (to) Eat (to) Eagle (Osprey) „ (Wedge-tail) Echo Eel Effluvia Elbow Elf or fairy (fond of children and dances in the hills, after the fashion of Scotch fai ries) Eloquent (talkative) Ember (red hot) I Tribes from Oyster Bay, to Pit water. Tribes about Mount Royal, Brune Island, Recherche Bay, and the South of Tasmania Tone lunto Leenyalle Mongtantiack.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1908; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "fairy in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1726, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of Dialects of Aboriginal Tribes of Tasmania. English. Embowel (to dis-j Embrace (Platonic) Emmet (small ant) Emu (bird) Encampment Enfeeble (to) Ditto Enough (sufficient) Entrails Evening Exchange Excrement Expectorate Extinguish Exudation Exu via (skin of a snake) Eye Eyebrow Eyelash Eyelid Eyry Falmouth and George's River Face Face (fine) Facetious Faint Fairy Falsehood Fang (canine tooth) Far Ditto Fat Fat man Fat woman Father Feast Feather Feces Tribes from Oyster Bay to Pitwater. Tribes about Mount Royal, Brune Island, Recherche Bay, and the South of Tasmania. Parrawe tiakrangana Talwattawa Rugana wurranaree Ramuna reluganee.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1909; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "fairy in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1727, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "uck Mugutena ... Trees Mola . Parrot Muianato ... Aloft Mole Sea-swallow Muidje ... ... Nose Mole . Suck Muie ... Nose Moltema . Run (to) Mulu-manginie... Give me Mona, mone . Mouth, lips Mukaria... ... Water Monaganura . Ill (sick) Mukra ... ... Spaniel (dog) 17 Ixvi H. LING ROTH. ABORIGINES OF TASMANIA. Mumara, mumra, , Wood, tree, fire- Murumbukania... . Fairy mumanara, mum - wood Muramanatia ... Long way Mumelena [bra L Marrow of a bone Murden ... . Stars (little) Mumelina Marrow Murduna Star Mumlamana Father Mur kamia Hide one's self Muna Fog, wood, gum Murlia . Volute, long (V, Munagana Ankle [wood fusiformis) Munakana.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1910; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "fairy in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1728, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ribes use timy (no) instead of tacky thus : never ttmeh or timy bachelor lowatimy (lit. womanless) barren woman Iowa puggatimy (lit. woman manless) beard cowinne beardless cowintimy leaf proie leafless paroytime-na The suffix 'iack^ however, does not always mean a negative, it very often expresses general unpleasantness, thus : acid nowieack 1 LANGUAGE. 187 apparition hot ashamed bitter carcase rage catarrh cold dirty effluvia stomach hungry . stomach ful ( ? unpleasantly) krottomien toneack peooniack leiemtonnyack laieriack tniak hourrack (merack hourack) neoongyack teahnonyak tunack mawpack (mahack) memhreac plotter.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1911; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1729, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "iah-prenna e. poimena poymalangta poymalyetta poyeenta prugga poyeenta /. luggana luggana marah lugga poola mena lugyenna lugganlereena kurluggana {kuluggana Puggaluggana rialusgona LANGUAGE. 189 g, wurrawena ria-wuyrawa\\ wurrawa lowanna kukanna wurrawhina h. lennoy line nialunne, line pune line (Punna lieeminetta palinna Una wughta rotaleehana (Oyster Bay) apparition (Mount Royal) apparition widow (lit. apparition woman) echo house or hut, place nest (birds) nest (little birds) bird) eagles' nest ? eggs (contraction of puna Una) encampment (lit. hut earth long) It has been shown on pp. 107-111, that the natives construdled two.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1912; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2685, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "else joined in, though Miss Ribbone smiled a little. When Joe recovered he held out his plate. \"More pumpkin, Dad.\" \"If--what, sir?\" Dad was prompting him in manners. \"IF?\" and Joe laughed again. \"Who said 'if'?--I never.\" Just then Miss Ribbone sprang to her feet, knocking over the box she had been sitting on, and stood for a time as though she had seen a ghost. We stared at her. \"Oh,\" she murmured at last, \"it was the dog! It gave me such a fright!\" Mother sympathised with her and seated her again, and Dad fixed his eye on Joe. \"Did n't I tell you,\" he said, \"to keep that useless damned mongrel of a dog outside the house.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3623; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in On Our Selection", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On Our Selection; Steele Rudd", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3677.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3594, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rtain most interesting particulars regarding the totemism of the Arunta tribe of central Australia — notably, (i)t that totems are attached to localities, the totem of a child being determined by the place at which it was conceived. The reason given for this is that in the Alcheringa (a mythical period) one of the beast-man ancestors died at that spot ; his spirit still dwells there, and enters into such women as conceive there, coming to life anew in the child ; the tree or rock which the spirit-child is supposed to have inhabited before conception is called its ' nanja' tree or rock. (2)X That the imitation of animals at the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4644; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3595, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ched to localities, the totem of a child being determined by the place at which it was conceived. The reason given for this is that in the Alcheringa (a mythical period) one of the beast-man ancestors died at that spot ; his spirit still dwells there, and enters into such women as conceive there, coming to life anew in the child ; the tree or rock which the spirit-child is supposed to have inhabited before conception is called its ' nanja' tree or rock. (2)X That the imitation of animals at the initiation ceremonies is the representation by individuals of the actions of their particular totems and, at the same time, \" each.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4645; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3596, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ns of their particular totems and, at the same time, \" each performer represents an ancestral individual who lived in the Alcheringa. He was a member of a group of individuals, all of whom, just like himself, were the direct descendants or transformations of the animals, the names of which they respectively bear. It is as a re-incarnation of the never dying spirit, part of one of these semi-animal ancestors, that every member of the tribe is born, he or she bears of necessity the * \"Native Tribes of South Australia,\" p. 64. t \"Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria,\" 1S97, pp. 24, 25. X Ibid. pp. 153, 154. 112 EAGLEHAWK AND.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4646; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3597, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he or she bears of necessity the * \"Native Tribes of South Australia,\" p. 64. t \"Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria,\" 1S97, pp. 24, 25. X Ibid. pp. 153, 154. 112 EAGLEHAWK AND CROW name of the animal, or plant, of which the Alcheringa ancestor was a transformatiou or descendant.\" We may reasonably conclude that the general name of these totems or spirits, ' ngaitye,' ' aitu,' and ' nanja ' * (New Hebridean * ata,' 'nata,' ^j*'7-.so», sou/, spirit) are radically the same and constitute a bond of relation between the Australian and Pacific Islands superstitions. * ' Nanja ' is strictly the haunt of the totem or spirit..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4647; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3598, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rmatiou or descendant.\" We may reasonably conclude that the general name of these totems or spirits, ' ngaitye,' ' aitu,' and ' nanja ' * (New Hebridean * ata,' 'nata,' ^j*'7-.so», sou/, spirit) are radically the same and constitute a bond of relation between the Australian and Pacific Islands superstitions. * ' Nanja ' is strictly the haunt of the totem or spirit. CHAPTER IX MARRIAGE, MAN-MAKING, MUTILATIONS, BURIAL CUSTOMS Marriage, man-making, mutilations, burial — Betrothal — Barter — Marriage by capture— By agreement — Love-letters — Mutual avoid- ance of mother-in-law and son-in-law — Stages of approach to man- hood marked —.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4648; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3599, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ter a death the camp at night is resonant with hideous sounds. When first I heard the howls of despair it made my very flesh creep with horror, and to heighten the effect the mourners might be seen the greater part of the night hurrying hither and thither brandishing torches, with the ob- ject, it was said (I know not how credibly), of frightening away evil spirits. As might be expected, the grave is very shallow. I have seen one in the Burnett District, Queensland, with several short logs placed at the side of it on the surface, which are said by the blacks to represent the number of brothers the deceased had, and to indicate by.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4649; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirits in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3600, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "N. Van der Tuuk). Letter- press at end of book explanatory of Plate II. ART, CORROBOREES 137 Regent Rivers, it seems to have all but faded away. Mr. William Froggatt, of Sydney, New South Wales, visited the Glenelg River in 1887-8. The aborigines could give no satis- factory account of the paintings, but said they were pictures of the \" Nauries,\" black evil spirits, the agents of all ill and of whom they were afraid. This ignorance as to the origin of the pictures goes to show that they must have been done at least a hundred years ago. Mr. Froggatt states that the natives in the locality wear \"tails\" on the forehead to keep away.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4650; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirits in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3601, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ity a few men who excelled in pretension to skill in the art. The titles of these magicians varied with the community,* but by unanimous consent the whites have called them \" doctors,\" and they correspond to the medicine-men and rain- makers of other barbarous nations. The power of the doctor is only circumscribed by the range of his fancy. He communes with spirits, takes aerial flights at pleasure, kills or cures, is invialnerable and invisible at will, and controls the elements. I remember a little black boy. when angry, threatening me with getting his father to set the thunder and lightning a-going. The same boy told me.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4651; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirits in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3602, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "— i.e., rope (what this rope was I do not know), in the manner explained above. Many tribes revered the names of ancient heroes or demigods, who were credited with certain wonderful exploits, and who generally became metamorphosed into stars. The conception of a supreme being oscillated between a hero and a deity. Some tribes recognised both a supreme good spirit and a powerful, dreaded, evil spirit, creation being ascribed to the former. At the initiation ceremonies of the Darkinung tribes of New South Wales * two figures are made upon the ground by heaping up earth. They are represented as like human beings lying fiat on the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4652; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3603, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nd a powerful, dreaded, evil spirit, creation being ascribed to the former. At the initiation ceremonies of the Darkinung tribes of New South Wales * two figures are made upon the ground by heaping up earth. They are represented as like human beings lying fiat on the back. A quartz crystal called ngooyar is placed upon the forehead of Dhurramoolun, the good spirit, and a koolaman (wooden vessel) containing blood just let from the arms of some men is placed upon the breast of \"Ghindaring, • R. H. Mathews, \"Proc. Roy. Soc. of Victoria,\" vol. x. part i. pp. 2-3. SORCERY, SUPERSTITIONS, RELIGION Ul a malevolent being,\" whose body is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4653; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3604, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ralia have an intensely interesting myth about the ' Alcheringa,' * the earliest period to which their traditions refer. \" At the very beginning of this there were no true human beings such as now exist but only ' Inapertwa,' that is, almost shapeless beings in which just the vague outlines of the different limbs and parts of the body could be detected. Two spirit beings who lived far away in the western sky and who were called * Ungambikulla,' a word which signifies ' made out of nothing,' or ' self-existing,' came down to earth and transformed the Inapertwa creatures into men and women.\" The men and women of the Alcheringa are.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4654; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3605, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "al Appearance of, 9; the colour of, u ; the hair. /?;!epi6\\ (draw a design in charcoal) Deplore (to lament, as at an Irish wake) Desire (to) Desist (to) Devil (Daayurus ursintts) Dine (to) Dirt (mud of a whitish colour) Dirt (mud dried) Dirt Dirty Displease (to make an^ry) Dispute (to) Distant Tribes from Oyster Bay, to Pitwater. Puggatimypena Weeanoobryna or Oi ynoobryna Menuggana or Meno kanna Wugherapunganah Tagantyenna or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4977; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3912, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "T 6ol W C • . • ... Pebleganana Pegara ... Pegara ... x^cKai A ... ... Pegarugarua Pegi, Pegui Pegrete wergo ... Peyerena Peindriga Pelanipune Pelgana ... Pelilogiieni Pel vera ta x^eiin ... ... Pena (wibra) ... Penamabele Penamunalane ... Penina ... X wAlW • • • • • • Pengana Pengana .. Pengana Leaf Leafless Leafless Bosom (man's) Bosom (woman's) Play (to) Devil Fine Egg Head Harlot Extinguish That belongs to me Spark, fire Me Serpent (diamond snake) Rascal Gun (musket) Gunpowder Large (big) Opossum, ringtailed {Phalangista Cooh'i) Demon Fling Man (old) Throw (to) Thrush, dense for- est Ripe Rise Teeth Stand (stand up) Nail (toe).", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4978; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3913, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". Porutie ... Porutie-maiek ... Posereniena PotaigroT nara-na Potalugie Potha malitie, or 111 alia Grass Scales (of fish) Add to or put Boy (large child) Wing Peak (a hill) Tor (a peaked hill) Hill (little one) Hill (mountain) Lightning Lightning, thunder Entrails Fragrant (smell) Effluvia Whiz (like a ball, etc.) Volute, large (V. Porpoise [mamilla) Magpie Devil {Dasyurus ursinus) Wren, blue- headed M alums longicf nidus) Add to or put Boat (native) Rain Shower (of rain) Talk Eyes Fragrant (smell) Bury (to) Stump of a tree Cloud, white Freestone Hut Rain (heavy) Eucalyptus, branch of the, with its leaves Branch Leaf Leafless.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4979; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3914, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "na lia Rawinuina Rebkarana Rediarapa Redikata Redpa . . . Regaa . . . Regana tiana ... Reglitia, reglipu- na regulitia Regoula... Reigina ... Reigina loanina Rekuna ... Relbia ... Relbiak ... Relbui ... Relinula lia Relgani-kuonga Reliquama Relipiana Reloie tonyer6 ... Reminy6 'Remin6 ... Rena Float (to) Wrist Row (a long one) Punk Gannet {Sula Aus- tralis) Devil Kangaroo, Joey (young) Sulky Sultry Serpent (black snake) Oyster Wombat (Phasco- lomys vombatis Forehead Sea-weed (dried) which they eat after having softened it in the fire Serpent (black snake) Wind Knee Grass Bite Devil Nip (to pinch) Mosquito Basket of sea-weed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4980; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3915, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "-kuonga Reliquama Relipiana Reloie tonyer6 ... Reminy6 'Remin6 ... Rena Float (to) Wrist Row (a long one) Punk Gannet {Sula Aus- tralis) Devil Kangaroo, Joey (young) Sulky Sultry Serpent (black snake) Oyster Wombat (Phasco- lomys vombatis Forehead Sea-weed (dried) which they eat after having softened it in the fire Serpent (black snake) Wind Knee Grass Bite Devil Nip (to pinch) Mosquito Basket of sea-weed containing their wa- ter Entrails Perspire Arm Man (white) Woman (white) Emu Strong Strong Flay Knuckle Serious (sad gaze) Look (to gaze) Able or strong Nip (to pinch) Root (tree) Blandfordia nobilis Kangaroo Boomer Renah ....", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4981; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3916, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rina Caul Takra, tungal6 Hither and thither Rurga Sea- weed ( dried ) Takramunena ... Travel which they eat af- Takuiat6 Woe's me ! ah me ! ter having soften- Takumuna Rise ed it in the fire Talaratai . Weed Ruwa ... Sand- lark [Hiaticula Talawa .. . Rain ruficapilla) Talawata, talwa- Embrace (Platonic) Sudinana Girl tawa JL aoa ... . • ■ Ham or Hough Talba Devil Tabelti Walk (to), walking, JL die ... . . • Toad or frog go on Talina ... Back (the), behind Tablene pinikta Run (to) Talire ... Backward Taboukak Another Talia-lia Come (to) Tabrina... Back Talpiawadino Come along, I want Tadiva ... Rain Tuiena-cunami, you Tadkagna Call.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4982; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3917, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ee Ditto sea- side {Acacia Wave [marititna) Weak Weed Weep Well (spring) Wet (rainy) Whale What ? what's that ? When and where Whisper, speak low, let nobody hear WMiistle White Whiz (like a ball, etc.) Whore, fornicatrix Wherry (sea-shell) Widow Wife, newly married Will-o'-the-wisp {Ignis fatuus) Wind Ditto, high W^indpipe {Pomum Ad- Wing \\ami) Wink Winter Witch or female goblin said to be clothed in grass or fibrous bark Woe's me ! ah me ! Woman Ditto, handsome Ditto, young girl Ditto, adult Ditto, aged, old Ditto, white Tribes about Mount Royal, Brun^ Island, Recherche Bay, and the South of Tasmania. Lietinna Liena peoonya or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4983; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3918, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Ear Koinaratingana Shore (Sandy-beach) Koiule, Ko-ule, Tug (to, at a rope) Kocha ... ... Swan Koka ... ... Red, blood, ruddy cheeks Kokanalia ... Ovf\\^sm3\\\\{Anthene Boohook) Kokata ... Howl (in distress like a dog) Kokatah... ... Owl, large {Strix Castanops) Kokeri Kokelitie Mud, sediment Kokina ... ... Hawk, (eagle) Kokolini konkua Demur (grumble) Ko-kra Twitch (pluck) Kokura ... ... Jerk Kokuina ... Beard Kole ... ... Twitch, (pluck) Koliena ... .. Orphan Komeka... ... Egg Komen6-wagel6 Beard Komena-purena Beard Komena-rania ... Beardless comineralia Komeneana ... Moth Komniena ... Chin Komptensl, Kom- Spirit of evil— the tanor.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4984; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4185, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Like the man who is on any particular occasion acting as a Kurdaitcha, the doctor himself must be an Ertwa Kurdaitcha who has qualified by passing through the ordeal by fire in which the toe is dislocated. Both men carry shields and spears, and also one or more Churinga, which are supposed as usual to impart to them strength, courage, accuracy of aim, and also to render them invisible to their enemies, and in addition they act as charms to prevent their wearers being wounded. Around his waist each one wears the Kirra-urkna, or girdle, made from the hair which has been cut from a warrior after his death and which is supposed to add.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5333; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4186, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Both medicine man and Kurdaitcha have meanwhile put the sacred Churinga between their teeth and when they are thus armed the spear cannot fail to strike the victim.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5334; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4188, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Another form of Kurdaitcha which has not the sanction of the council of elders but is said to be the more favourite method of procedure is for the Kurdaitcha to go alone without the medicine man accompanying him.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5338; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4197, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The victim at once becomes insensible, and remains so for some little time, and, when consciousness is once more recovered, suffers great pain. In the case of an old woman death is sure to follow, but in that of a man or younger woman, recovery is possible with the aid of a clever medicine man, who, after much trouble and by dint of long-continued rubbing and sucking, may succeed in extracting the broken bits of Churinga from the patient's body.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5353; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2161, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "below his elbows and a tail that scarcely reached his waist behind.) And his hair seemed dark and lank, instead of bein' sandy and stickin' out like an old fibre brush, as it used ter. And then I thought his voice sounded different, too. And, when I enquired next day, there was no one heard of Dave, and the chaps reckoned I must have been drunk, or seen his ghost. “It didn't seem all right at all--it worried me a lot. I couldn't make out how Dave kept dry; and the horse and saddle and saddle-cloth was wet. I told the chaps how he talked to me and what he said, and how he swore at the horse; but they only said it was Dave's ghost.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2370; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2162, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ere was no one heard of Dave, and the chaps reckoned I must have been drunk, or seen his ghost. “It didn't seem all right at all--it worried me a lot. I couldn't make out how Dave kept dry; and the horse and saddle and saddle-cloth was wet. I told the chaps how he talked to me and what he said, and how he swore at the horse; but they only said it was Dave's ghost and nobody else's. I told 'em about him bein' dry as a bone after gettin' caught in that storm; but they only laughed and said it was a dry place where Dave went to. I talked and argued about it until the chaps began to tap their foreheads and wink--then I left off.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2371; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2163, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ein' dry as a bone after gettin' caught in that storm; but they only laughed and said it was a dry place where Dave went to. I talked and argued about it until the chaps began to tap their foreheads and wink--then I left off talking. But I didn't leave off thinkin'--I always hated a mystery. Even Dave's father told me that Dave couldn't be alive or else his ghost wouldn't be round--he said he knew Dave better than that. One or two fellers did turn up afterwards that had seen Dave about the time that I did--and then the chaps said they was sure that Dave was dead. “But one fine day, as a lot of us chaps was playin' pitch and toss.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2372; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2164, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "had died in child-birth the first year on the selection--“she was a fine girl he'd heered!” He told me the story as the old man had told it, and in pretty well the same words, even to giving it as his opinion that it was no place for a woman. “And he 'hatted' and brooded over it till he went ratty.” I knew the rest. He not only thought that his wife, or the ghost of his wife, had been with him all those years, but that the child had lived and grown up, and that the wife did the housework; which, of course, he must have done himself. When we reached him his knotted hands had fallen for the last time, and they were at rest. I only.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2373; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2165, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "recollection of a circus on Gulgong in the roaring days, more than twenty years ago, and a woman (to my child-fancy a being from another world) standing in the middle of the ring, singing: Out in the cold world--out in the street-- Asking a penny from each one I meet; Cheerless I wander about all the day, Wearing my young life in sorrow away! That last line haunted me for many years. I remember being frightened by women sobbing (and one or two great grown-up diggers also) that night in that circus. “Father, Dear Father, Come Home with Me Now”, was a sacred song then, not a peg for vulgar parodies and more vulgar “business” for.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2374; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "haunted in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2166, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "happened to be alive by accident. He was very restless in the house, and never took his hat off. There was a dress and a woman's old hat hanging on the wall near the door, but they looked as if they might have been hanging there for a lifetime. There seemed something queer about the whole place--something wanting; but then all out-of-the-way bush homes are haunted by that something wanting, or, more likely, by the spirits of the things that should have been there, but never had been. As I rode down the track to the road I looked back and saw old Howlett hard at work in a hole round a big stump with his long-handled shovel. I'd.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2375; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "haunted in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2167, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ith big families to keep, and cut us off in the bloom of all our wisdom. You might get into trouble, and, in that case, I'd be bound to leave you there, on principle; or I might get into trouble, and you wouldn't have the brains to get me out--though I know you'd be mug enough to try. I might make a rise and cut you, or you might be misled into showing some spirit, and clear out after I'd stoushed you for it. You might get tired of me calling you a mug, and bossing you and making a tool or convenience of you, you know. You might go in for honest graft (you were always a bit weak-minded) and then I'd have to wash my hands of you.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2376; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "spirit in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2168, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "rors have been corrected after being confirmed.] Preface Of the stories in this volume many have already appeared in (various periodicals), while several now appear in print for the first time. H. L. Sydney, March 17th, 1900. Contents The Songs They used to Sing A Vision of Sandy Blight Andy Page's Rival The Iron-Bark Chip “Middleton's Peter” The Mystery of Dave Regan Mitchell on Matrimony Mitchell on Women No Place for a Woman Mitchell's Jobs Bill, the Ventriloquial Rooster Bush Cats Meeting Old Mates Two Larrikins Mr. Smellingscheck “A Rough Shed” Payable Gold An Oversight of Steelman's How Steelman told his Story ON THE TRACK.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2377; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "Dave in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "Dave", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2169, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "mind; and evidently not succeeding--for the last two panels were out of line. He was ramming a post--Andy rammed honestly, from the bottom of the hole, not the last few shovelfuls below the surface, as some do. He was ramming the last layer of clay when a cloud of white dust came along the road, paused, and drifted or poured off into the scrub, leaving long Dave Bentley, the horse-breaker, on his last victim. “'Ello, Andy! Graftin'?” “I want to speak to you, Dave,” said Andy, in a strange voice. “All--all right!” said Dave, rather puzzled. He got down, wondering what was up, and hung his horse to the last post but one. Dave was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2378; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "Dave in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "Dave", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2170, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "few shovelfuls below the surface, as some do. He was ramming the last layer of clay when a cloud of white dust came along the road, paused, and drifted or poured off into the scrub, leaving long Dave Bentley, the horse-breaker, on his last victim. “'Ello, Andy! Graftin'?” “I want to speak to you, Dave,” said Andy, in a strange voice. “All--all right!” said Dave, rather puzzled. He got down, wondering what was up, and hung his horse to the last post but one. Dave was Andy's opposite in one respect: he jumped to conclusions, as women do; but, unlike women, he was mostly wrong. He was an old chum and mate of Andy's who had always.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2379; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "Dave in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "Dave", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2171, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "do; but, unlike women, he was mostly wrong. He was an old chum and mate of Andy's who had always liked, admired, and trusted him. But now, to his helpless surprise, Andy went on scraping the earth from the surface with his long-handled shovel, and heaping it conscientiously round the butt of the post, his face like a block of wood, and his lips set grimly. Dave broke out first (with bush oaths): “What's the matter with you? Spit it out! What have I been doin' to you? What's yer got yer rag out about, anyway?” Andy faced him suddenly, with hatred for “funny business” flashing in his eyes. “What did you say to my sister Mary about.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2380; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "Dave in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "Dave", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2497, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ver the road, away from the place, like a thief. He struck across the plain, and tramped on, hour after hour, mile after mile, till the bright moon went down with a bright star in attendance and the other bright stars waned, and he entered the timber and tramped through it to the “cleared road”, which stretched far and wide for twenty miles before him, with ghostly little dust-clouds at short intervals ahead, where the frightened rabbits crossed it. And still he went doggedly on, with the ghastly daylight on him--like a swagman's ghost out late. And a mongrel followed faithfully all the time unnoticed, and wondering, perhaps, at.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3405; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2498, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "in attendance and the other bright stars waned, and he entered the timber and tramped through it to the “cleared road”, which stretched far and wide for twenty miles before him, with ghostly little dust-clouds at short intervals ahead, where the frightened rabbits crossed it. And still he went doggedly on, with the ghastly daylight on him--like a swagman's ghost out late. And a mongrel followed faithfully all the time unnoticed, and wondering, perhaps, at his master. “What was yer doin' to that girl yesterday?” asked Danny of Yankee Jack next evening, as they camped on the far side of the plain. “What was you chaps sayin' to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3406; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2499, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "eek, with his face like note-paper where the blood hadn't dried on it, and an old pistol in his hand--that he'd used, they said, to shoot Cossacks from horseback when he was a young dude fighting in the bush in Poland.” Mitchell lay silent a good while; then he yawned. “Ah, well! It's a lonely track the Lachlan's tramping to-night; but I s'pose he's got his ghosts with him.” I'd been puzzling for the last half-hour to think where I'd met or heard of Jack Drew; now it flashed on me that I'd been told that Jack Drew was the Lachlan's real name. I lay awake thinking a long time, and wished Mitchell had kept his yarn for daytime. I.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3407; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghosts in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2500, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "out and keep cool for another hour, and you'll feel the difference.” He sat down again on the three-legged stool, folded his arms, with his elbows on his knees, drew a long breath, and blinked at the clay floor for a while; then he twisted the stool round on one leg, until he faced the old-fashioned spired wooden clock (the brass disc of the pendulum moving ghost-like through a scarred and scratched marine scene--Margate in England--on the glass that covered the lower half) that stood alone on the slab shelf over the fireplace. The hands indicated half-past two, and Johnny, who had studied that clock and could “hit the time nigh.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3408; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2501, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s on her knees and her face in her hands. “Why--what the dev--who are you?” The girl raised a white desperate face to him. It was Mary Wylie. “My father and--and the woman--they're drinking--they turned me out! they turned me out.” “Did they now? I'm sorry for that. What can I do for you?... She's mad sure enough,” he thought to himself; “I thought it was a ghost.” “I don't know,” she wailed, “I don't know. You're a man, and I'm a helpless girl. They turned me out! My mother's dead, and my brothers gone away. Look! Look here!” pointing to a bruise on her forehead. “The woman did that. My own father stood by and saw it done--said.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3409; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2502, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e ran through the trees towards the foot of Long Gully. Bob and his mate followed; but, being unacquainted with the locality, they lost her. She ran to the edge of a granite cliff on the higher side of the deepest of the rocky waterholes. There was a heavy splash, and three startled kangaroos, who had been drinking, leapt back and sped away, like three grey ghosts, up the ridge towards the moonlit peak. Mitchell on the “Sex” and Other “Problems” “I agree with 'T' in last week's 'Bulletin',” said Mitchell, after cogitating some time over the last drop of tea in his pannikin, held at various angles, “about what they call the 'Sex.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3410; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghosts in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2503, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "too gloomy and impatient over little things to be popular. Jack Drew talked too straight in the paper, and in spite of his proprietors--about pub spieling and such things--and was too sarcastic in his progress committee, town council, and toady reception reports. The Doctor had a hawk's nose, pointed grizzled beard and moustache, and steely-grey eyes with a haunted look in them sometimes (especially when he glanced at you sideways), as if he loathed his fellow men, and couldn't always hide it; or as if you were the spirit of morphia or opium, or a dead girl he'd wronged in his youth--or whatever his devil was, beside drink. He was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3412; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "haunted in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2504, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s of the local loafers, who congregate and watch the proceedings with great interest and approval. The crew pitch tents, and set to work on the hull, which looks like a big, rough shallow box. . . . . . We once travelled on the Darling for a hundred miles or so on a boat called the 'Mud Turtle'--at least, that's what WE called her. She might reasonably have haunted the Mississippi fifty years ago. She didn't seem particular where she went, or whether she started again or stopped for good after getting stuck. Her machinery sounded like a chapter of accidents and was always out of order, but she got along all the same, provided the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3414; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "haunted in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2505, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "rly colourless. She was one of those selfishly sensual women--thin lips, and hard, almost vacant grey eyes; no thought of anything but her own pleasures, none for the man's. Some shearers would roughly call her “a squatter's girl”. But she “drew”; she was handsome where women are scarce--very handsome, thought a tall, melancholy-looking jackeroo, whose evil spirit had drawn him to Stiffner's and the last shilling out of his pocket. Over the great grey plain, about a fortnight before, had come “Old Danny”, a station hand, for his semi-annual spree, and one “Yankee Jack” and his mate, shearers with horses, travelling for grass; and,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3415; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "spirit in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2506, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "uck a stage attitude--her right arm thrown out and the forefinger pointing rigidly, and rather crookedly, towards the door. “Leave the room!” she snapped at Danny. “Leave the room! How dare you talk like that before me-e-ee!” Danny made a step and paused irresolutely. He was sober enough to feel the humiliation of his position, and having once been a man of spirit, and having still the remnants of manhood about him, he did feel it. He gave one pitiful, appealing look at her face, but saw no mercy there. She stamped her foot again, jabbed her forefinger at the door, and said, “Go-o-o!” in a tone that startled the majority of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3416; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "spirit in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2507, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ch things--and was too sarcastic in his progress committee, town council, and toady reception reports. The Doctor had a hawk's nose, pointed grizzled beard and moustache, and steely-grey eyes with a haunted look in them sometimes (especially when he glanced at you sideways), as if he loathed his fellow men, and couldn't always hide it; or as if you were the spirit of morphia or opium, or a dead girl he'd wronged in his youth--or whatever his devil was, beside drink. He was clever, and drink had brought him down to Redclay. “The bank manager was a heavy snob named Browne. 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He drank again, and no wonder--you don't know what it is to run a 'Geebung Advocate' or 'Mudgee Budgee Chronicle', and live there. He was about the same build as the Lachlan, but stouter, and had something the same kind of eyes; but he was ordinarily as careless and devil-may-care as the Lachlan is grumpy and quiet. * See “When the Sun Went Down”, in “While the Billy Boils”.-- “There was a doctor there, called Dr. Lebinski. They said he was a Polish exile. 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And we've got no interest in believing that she did not “jump up white woman” long ago. My uncle and his brother took the two eldest boys. Black Jimmie shifted away from the hut at once with the rest of his family--for the “devil-devil” sat down there--and Mary's name was strictly “tabooed” in accordance with aboriginal etiquette. Jimmie drifted back towards the graves of his fathers in company with a decreasing flock of sheep day by day (for the house of my uncle had fallen on times of drought.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3419; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "devil in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2510, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and goanna by preference--and died out, one by one, as blacks do when brought within the ever widening circle of civilisation. Jimmie moved promptly after each death, and left the evil one in possession, and built another mia-mia--each one being less pretentious than the last. Finally he was left, the last of his tribe, to mourn his lot in solitude. But the devil-devil came and sat down by King Jimmie's side one night, so he, too, moved out across the Old Man border, and the mia-mia rotted into the ground and the grass grew there. . . . . . I admired Joe; I thought him wiser and cleverer than any white boy in the world. He could.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3420; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "devil in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2511, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "match for Redmond than the Oracle was, so the thing looked fair enough--at first sight. “Redmond had his mate, Duigan, and one or two others of the rough gang that used to terrorise the fields round there in the roaring days of Gulgong. The Oracle had Uncle Bob, of course, and long Dave Regan, the drover--a good-hearted, sawny kind of chap that'd break the devil's own buck-jumper, or smash him, or get smashed himself--and little Jimmy Nowlett, the bullocky, and one or two of the old, better-class diggers that were left on the field. “There's a clear space among the saplings in Specimen Gully, where they used to pitch circuses; and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3421; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "devil in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2634, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "pect opened the creaking hall door, and casting a searching glance at Mr. R. Evans, made the strangers welcome. ‘I’m sure I’m very glad to see you, my lady,’ said she, bobbing an antiquated curtsey, ‘and you, sir, and the young ladies and gentlemen. I’ve done all I could to clean up the old barrack of a house; it was that lonesome, and made me frighted with ghosts, as I thought I’d never live to see you all; and Dick here, I knew there was no certainty of, as might have gone to Timor, or the Indies, and never let on a word about it. Please you to come in, my lady.’ ‘My old woman’s temper is none of the best, Captain,’ said Dick,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3566; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghosts in Babes in the Bush", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Babes in the Bush; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51209.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2635, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "bling formerly tenanted by many a gallant steed in the old extravagant days of the colony, when unstinted hospitality and claret had been the proverbial rule at Warbrok. ‘Oh dear!’ exclaimed Annabel from her chair, ‘what a luxurious feeling it is to be once more in a _home_ of one’s own! Though it’s a funny old place and must have been a tempting refuge for ghosts wandering in search of quarters. And then to think that to-morrow morning we shall not have to move on, for ever and ever. I was beginning to get the least bit tired of it; were not you, mamma? Though I would have died sooner than confess it.’ ‘Words cannot describe how.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3567; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghosts in Babes in the Bush", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Babes in the Bush; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51209.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2636, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ave everything of our own in a few years if we are patient,’ said Wilfred; ‘and you damsels don’t want trips to watering-places, and so on. This life is better than Boulogne, or the Channel Islands, though it may be a trifle lonely.’ ‘Boulogne! A thousandfold,’ said Rosamond. ‘Here we have life and hope. Those poor families we used to see there looked liked ghosts and apparitions of their old selves. You remember watching them walking down drearily to see the packet come in—the girls dowdy or shabby, the old people hopeless and apathetic, the sons so idle and lounging? I shudder when I think how near we were to such horrors.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3568; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghosts in Babes in the Bush", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Babes in the Bush; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51209.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2637, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "murmured and rippled through the night-hush, plainly audible in the oppressive silence. ‘One would think,’ said Argyll to O’More, as they met on one of their rounds by a watch-fire, ‘that this night would never come to an end. What possesses me I can’t think, but I have an uncanny feeling, as Mrs. Teviot would say, that I cannot account for. If there was a ghost possible in a land without previous occupation, I should swear that one was near us this minute.’ ‘Do you believe in ghosts then?’ asked O’More. ‘Most certainly,’ said Argyll, with cheerful affirmation; ‘all Highlanders do. We have our family Appearance—a spectre I should.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3569; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in Babes in the Bush", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Babes in the Bush; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51209.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2638, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "O’More, as they met on one of their rounds by a watch-fire, ‘that this night would never come to an end. What possesses me I can’t think, but I have an uncanny feeling, as Mrs. Teviot would say, that I cannot account for. If there was a ghost possible in a land without previous occupation, I should swear that one was near us this minute.’ ‘Do you believe in ghosts then?’ asked O’More. ‘Most certainly,’ said Argyll, with cheerful affirmation; ‘all Highlanders do. We have our family Appearance—a spectre I should recommend no man to laugh at. 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Deuced uncertain brute; not the real thing; never could stay; nothing like the old Whisker and Camerton strain. Here comes Bargo! By Jove! Hurrah!’ Such comments and condemnations were freely expressed as St. Andrew came sailing along. The concluding cheer, however, was evoked by the apparition of a second horse which followed St. Andrew with a flogging rider, who was evidently making his effort. It immediately became apparent that this was Bargo, whom his rider was ‘setting to with,’ believing that the tremendous pace which St. Andrew had sustained for the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3572; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "apparition in Babes in the Bush", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Babes in the Bush; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51209.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2640, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s admirers were dumb; his opponents jubilant. It is the way of the world. ‘Where’s your seven to four now, Mr. Hampden?’ said the youthful partisan. ‘Possibly quite safe; never be quite certain till the numbers are up. Here comes The Cid at last; Bob’s not beaten yet.’ Another sustained shout from the excited crowd showed what a new element of interest this apparition of the lost horseman had added to the race. Bargo, carefully saved, and comparatively fresh, sorely pressed the gallant St. Andrew, whose bolt was nearly shot. Still, struggling gamely to keep his lead, and well held together, he had crossed the third fence from home.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3573; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "apparition in Babes in the Bush", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Babes in the Bush; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51209.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2641, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "er knew yer tongue to be false, or I’d dhrive in the ribs of ye. Ha, ye big divil!’ he screamed, ‘ye’re there afther all; ’twas a bould trick of ye to hide in that stone gunya. Ye nearly skivered that gay boy from the ould country. Holy saints! sure he’s a dead man now! Was there ever such a gommoch!’ This uncomplimentary exclamation was called forth by the apparition of a herculean savage, who leaped out of the lava blocks of the rude, circular miami—a long-abandoned dwelling-place, probably a century old, and but slightly raised above the basaltic rocks of the promontory. Starting up, as if out of the night, he flung two spears.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3574; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "apparition in Babes in the Bush", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Babes in the Bush; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51209.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2642, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "m Adown the dark obscure, Didst thou descend from angel homes, To bless with angel joys Abodes less bright and pure? Thy beauty and thy love May mortal transports share, Aspire with quivering wings to reach The spirits of thy thought That breathe celestial air. Thou art no child of Earth. Earth’s fairest children weep That o’er affection’s sweetest lyre, By phantom minstrels stirred, Unhallowed strains will sweep. While zephyr-wings may guard, The rose its bloom retains; The autumn blast o’er sere leaves wails; Upon the naked stem The thorn alone remains. * * * * * The sun-rays scattered far Seek now the parent breast, In gentler.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3575; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "phantom in Babes in the Bush", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Babes in the Bush; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51209.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2643, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "erstand my position, I feel sure.’ He rode forward with a more upright seat, a firmer hand upon his bridle-rein, and that stern lighting of the eyes that may be seen when, and when only— Bridle-reins are gathered up, And sabres blaze on high, ere each man spurs to the death feast, wherein his own name has, perchance, been sounded on a shadowy roll-call by a phantom herald. Hamilton urged his horse alongside of the Major and held out his hand. Their eyes met as each wrung the proffered palm. But no word was spoken. Argyll and Churbett rode slightly ahead. Before long they reached the gate of The Chase, which, with its peculiar.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3576; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "phantom in Babes in the Bush", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Babes in the Bush; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51209.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2644, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ut I have an uncanny feeling, as Mrs. Teviot would say, that I cannot account for. If there was a ghost possible in a land without previous occupation, I should swear that one was near us this minute.’ ‘Do you believe in ghosts then?’ asked O’More. ‘Most certainly,’ said Argyll, with cheerful affirmation; ‘all Highlanders do. We have our family Appearance—a spectre I should recommend no man to laugh at. But that something is going to happen I will swear.’ ‘What on earth _can_ happen?’ said O’More. ‘If it be only these skulking niggers, I wish to Heaven they would show out. 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Toil and strife, privation and poverty, labour and luck, all the contending forces of life are hushed as in a trance. As in hibernation, the physical and mental attributes appear to rally, to recruit fresh stores of energy. ‘The dead past buries its dead’—sorrowfully perchance, and with silent weeping. But the clouds which have gathered around the spirit disperse and flee heavenwards, as from a snow-robed Alp at morning light. Then the roseate hues of dawn steal slowly o’er the silver-pure peaks and glaciers. The sun gilds anew the dark pine forest, the purple hills. Once more hope springs forth ardent and unfettered..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3581; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "spirit in Babes in the Bush", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Babes in the Bush; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51209.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2650, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ons gird the sphere, We know their time and place, but thou, Whence art thou, Child of Light, And what thy mission here? Like meteor stars that stream Adown the dark obscure, Didst thou descend from angel homes, To bless with angel joys Abodes less bright and pure? Thy beauty and thy love May mortal transports share, Aspire with quivering wings to reach The spirits of thy thought That breathe celestial air. Thou art no child of Earth. Earth’s fairest children weep That o’er affection’s sweetest lyre, By phantom minstrels stirred, Unhallowed strains will sweep. 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PREFATORY VERSES — THE AUTHOR'S FAREWELL TO THE BUSHMEN ...... PART I. PACI JOK WILSONS COURTSHIP . BRIGHTEN'S SISTER-IN-LAW 'WATER THEM GERANIUMS'— I. A LONELY TRACK . IL 'PAST CARIN* * . . A DOUBLE BUGGY AT LAHEY'S CREEK — I. SPUDS, AND A woman's OBSTINACY II. JOE WILSON'S LUCK III. THE GHOST OF MARY'S SACRIFICE IV. THE BUGGY COMES HOME 3 47 79 93 121 131 138 144 PART II. THE GOLDEN GRAVEYARD . THE chinaman's GHOST 157 177 ■3 Vlll CONTENTS. THE LOADED DOG .... POISONOUS JIMMY GETS LEFT — L DAVE REGAN'S YARN 11. TOLD BY ONE OF THE OTHER DROVERS THE GHOSTLY.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2342; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2135, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ow if Mary had a comfortable buggy, she A DOUBLE BUGGY AT LAHEY'S CREEK. I37 could drive in with the children oftener. Then she wouldn't feel the loneliness so much.' I said 'Good night' then and turned in. There was no getting away from that buggy. Whenever Mary's sister started hinting about a buggy, I reck- oned it was a put-up job between tnem. 138 III. THE GHOST OF MARY'S SACRIFICE. When I got to Gudgeegong I stopped at Galletly's coach - shop to leave the cart. The Galletlys were good fellows: there were two brothers — one was a saddler and harness - maker. Big brown- bearded men — the biggest men in the district, 'twas.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2343; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2136, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "to to- night,' said Dave. * But to-morrow she'll bring the neighbourhood down on us.' 'And she's enough, without the neighbourhood,* reflected Pinter. Some time after dark they returned cautiously, reconnoitred their camp, and after hiding in a hollow log such things as they couldn't carry, they rolled up their tents like the Arabs, and silently stole away. THE CHINAMAN'S GHOST. * CIMPLE as striking matches,' said Dave Regan, ^ Bushman ; * but it gave me the biggest scare I ever had — except, perhaps, the time I stumbled in the dark into a six-feet digger's hole, which might have been eighty feet deep for all I knew when I was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2344; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Chinaman's Ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Chinaman's Ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2137, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ridges, on Queen's birthday. Andy was a quiet sort of chap, a teetotaller, and we'd disgusted him the last time he was out for a holiday with us, so he stayed at home and washed and mended his clothes, and read an arithmetic book. (He used to keep the accounts, and it took him most of his spare time.' ) 'Jim and me had a pretty high time. We all got II 178 THE chinaman's GHOST. pretty tight after the races, and I wanted to fight Jim, or Jim wanted to fight me — I don't remember which. We were old chums, and we nearly always wanted to fight each other when we got a bit on, and we'd fight if we weren't stopped. I remember once Jim.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2345; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Chinaman's Ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Chinaman's Ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2138, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "to Redclay Creek. The lonely flats were covered with blue-grey gum bush, and looked ghostly enough in the moonlight, and I was pretty shaky, but I had a pull at the flask and a mouth- ful of water at a creek and felt right enough. I began to whistle, and then to sing : I never used to sing unless I thought I was a couple of miles out of earshot of any one. THE chinaman's GHOST. I79 * Murderers Gully was deep and pretty dark most times, and of course it was haunted. Women and children wouldn't go through it after dark; and even me, when I'd grown up, I'd hold my back pretty holler, and whistle, and walk quick going along there at.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2346; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Chinaman's Ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Chinaman's Ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2139, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "gap, and cursed in Chinese be- cause the bones hadn't been sent home to China. It was a lonely, ghostly place enough. ' It had been a smotheringly hot day and very close coming across the flats and up the gully — not a breath of air; but now as I got higher I saw signs of the thunderstorm we'd expected all day, and felt the breath oi a warm breeze on my l8o THE chinaman's GHOST. face. When I got into the top of the gap the first thing I saw was something white amongst the dark bushes over the spot where the Chinaman's grave was, and I stood staring at it with both eyes. It moved out of the shadow presently, and I saw that it was a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2347; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Chinaman's Ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Chinaman's Ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2140, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "- pat \" after me all the time. I hadn't time to look round. Over the spur and down the siding and across the flat to the road I went as fast as I could split my legs apart. I had a scared idea that I was getting a touch of the \"jim-jams,\" and that frightened me more than any outside ghost could have done. I stumbled a few times, and saved myself, but, just THE chinaman's GHOST. l8l before I reached the road, I fell slithering on to my hands on the grass and gravel. I thought I'd broken both my wrists. I stayed for a moment on my hands and knees, quaking and listening, squint- ing round like a great gohana ; I couldn't hear nor see.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2348; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2141, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d when I ran they tapped all the time; and the hat being tight on my head, the tapping of the ribbon ends against the straw sounded loud of course. ' I sat down on a log for a while to get some of my wind back and cool down, and then I went to the camp as quietly as I could, and had a long drink of water. ' \" You seem to be a bit winded, Dave,\" said Jim l82 THE chinaman's GHOST. Bently, \" and mighty thirsty. Did the Chinaman's ghost chase you ? \" * I told him not to talk rot, and went into the tent, and lay down on my bunk, and had a good rest.* THE LOADED DOG. FAAVE REGAN, Jim Bently, and Andy Page were sinking a shaft at Stony.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2349; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2142, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "...... PART I. PACI JOK WILSONS COURTSHIP . BRIGHTEN'S SISTER-IN-LAW 'WATER THEM GERANIUMS'— I. A LONELY TRACK . IL 'PAST CARIN* * . . A DOUBLE BUGGY AT LAHEY'S CREEK — I. SPUDS, AND A woman's OBSTINACY II. JOE WILSON'S LUCK III. THE GHOST OF MARY'S SACRIFICE IV. THE BUGGY COMES HOME 3 47 79 93 121 131 138 144 PART II. THE GOLDEN GRAVEYARD . THE chinaman's GHOST 157 177 ■3 Vlll CONTENTS. THE LOADED DOG .... POISONOUS JIMMY GETS LEFT — L DAVE REGAN'S YARN 11. TOLD BY ONE OF THE OTHER DROVERS THE GHOSTLY DOOR A WILD IRISHMAN .... THE BABIES IN THE BUSH . A BUSH DANCE ... THE BUCK-JUMPER .... JIMMY GRIMSHAW'S WOOING AT DEAD DINGO.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2350; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2143, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "BLE BUGGY AT LAHEY'S CREEK — I. SPUDS, AND A woman's OBSTINACY II. JOE WILSON'S LUCK III. THE GHOST OF MARY'S SACRIFICE IV. THE BUGGY COMES HOME 3 47 79 93 121 131 138 144 PART II. THE GOLDEN GRAVEYARD . THE chinaman's GHOST 157 177 ■3 Vlll CONTENTS. THE LOADED DOG .... POISONOUS JIMMY GETS LEFT — L DAVE REGAN'S YARN 11. TOLD BY ONE OF THE OTHER DROVERS THE GHOSTLY DOOR A WILD IRISHMAN .... THE BABIES IN THE BUSH . A BUSH DANCE ... THE BUCK-JUMPER .... JIMMY GRIMSHAW'S WOOING AT DEAD DINGO .... TELLING MRS BAKER A HERO IN DINGO-SCRUBS . THE LITTLE WORLD LEFT BEHIND 201 20s 215 229 259 265 271 279 285 323 CONCLUDING VERSES — 'THE.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2351; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2144, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d hanging in straps in a room of the kitchen ready for a shot at a cunning old hawk that they called \"Tarnal Death,' and that used to be always after the chickens. When Mary lifted her face it was as white as note- paper, and her eyes seemed to grow wilder when she caught sight of me. ' Oh, you did frighten me, Mr Barnes,' she gasped. Then she gave a little ghost of a laugh and stood up, and some colour came back. * Oh, I'm a little fool ! ' she said quickly. ' I thought I heard old 'Tarnal Death at the chickens, and I thought it would be a great thing if I got the gun and brought him down; so I got up and dressed quietly so as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2352; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2145, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e anything, from the shape of a spotted bullock to a naked corpse laid out stark. Roads and tracks through the Bush made by moonlight — every one seeming straighter and clearer than the real one : you have to trust to your horse then. Sometimes the naked white trunk of a red stringy bark-tree, where a sheet of bark had been taken off, would start out like a ghost from the dark Bush. And dew or frost glistening on these things, according to the season. Now and again a great grey kangaroo, that had been feeding on a green 68 brighten's sister-in-law. patch down by the road, would start with a ' thump- thump/ and away up the siding..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2353; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2146, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "sheet of bark had been taken off, would start out like a ghost from the dark Bush. And dew or frost glistening on these things, according to the season. Now and again a great grey kangaroo, that had been feeding on a green 68 brighten's sister-in-law. patch down by the road, would start with a ' thump- thump/ and away up the siding. The Bush seemed full of ghosts that night — all going my way — and being left behind by the mare. Once I stopped to look at Jim : I just sat back and the mare * propped ' — she'd been a stock-horse, and was used to * cutting-out.' I felt Jim's hands and forehead; he was in a burning fever. 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I79 * Murderers Gully was deep and pretty dark most times, and of course it was haunted. Women and children wouldn't go through it after dark; and even me, when I'd grown up, I'd hold my back pretty holler, and whistle, and walk quick going along there at night-time. We're all afraid of ghosts, but we won't let on. * Some one had skinned a dead calf during the day and left it on the track, and it gave me a jump, I promise you. It looked like two corpses laid out naked. I finished the whisky and started up over the gap. 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There was a Chinaman's grave close by the track on the top of the gap. An old chow had lived in a hut there for many years, and fossicked on the old diggings, and one day he was found dead in the hut, and the Government gave some one a pound to bury him. When I was a nipper we reckoned that his ghost haunted the gap, and cursed in Chinese be- cause the bones hadn't been sent home to China. It was a lonely, ghostly place enough. ' It had been a smotheringly hot day and very close coming across the flats and up the gully — not a breath of air; but now as I got higher I.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2356; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "haunted in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2149, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "-shelf and locked the door. He got into bed again, and the cat jumped up and curled down at the foot and started her old drum going, like shot in a sieve. Dave bent down and patted her, to tell her he'd meant no harm when he stretched out his legs, and then he settled down again. We had some books of the *Deadwood Dick* school. Dave was reading * The Grisly Ghost of the Haunted Gulch,' and I had *The Dismembered Hand,' or 'The Disembowelled Corpse,' or some such names. They were first-class preparation for a ghost. 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Wide wastes of scrub and plain, A blazing desert in the drought, A lake-land after rain ; To the sky-line sweeps the waving grass. Or whirls the scorching sand — A phantom land, a mystic land I The Never-Never Land i 332 'the never-never country.* Where lone Mount Desolation lies. 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' * Of course I have, Mrs Head. Didn't I tell you all about it the last time we were home ? ' ' And didn't you ever tell Mr Ellis, Andy ? ' ' Of course he did ! * I said, coming to Andy's rescue ; * I remember it now. You told me that night we camped on the Bogan river, Andy.' ' Of course ! ' said Andy. ' Did he tell you about finding a lost child and the fairy with it ? ' ' Yes,' said Andy ; * I told him all about that.' 'And the fairy was just going to take the child away when Andy found it, and when the fairy saw Andy she flew away.' ' Yes,' I said ; ' that's what Andy told me.' 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You told me that night we camped on the Bogan river, Andy.' ' Of course ! ' said Andy. ' Did he tell you about finding a lost child and the fairy with it ? ' ' Yes,' said Andy ; * I told him all about that.' 'And the fairy was just going to take the child away when Andy found it, and when the fairy saw Andy she flew away.' ' Yes,' I said ; ' that's what Andy told me.' ' And what did you say the fairy was like, Andy ? ' asked Mrs Head, fixing her eyes on his face. * Like. It was like one of them angels you see in Bible pictures, Mrs Head,' said Andy promptly, sitting.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2362; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "fairy in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2154, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ind the children. The doctors advised him to take her back, and be did. He spent all his money, travelling saloon, and with reserved cabins, and a nurse, and trying to get her cured ; that's why he's droving now. She was restless in Sydney. She wanted to go back to the station and wait there till the fairies brought the children home. She'd been getting the fairy idea into her bead slowly aH the time. The Boss encouraged it. But the station was sold, and be couldn't have lived there anyway without going mad him- self. He'd married her from Bathurst. Both of them have got friends and relations here, so be thought best to bring her.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2363; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "fairy in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2155, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "against it; but he couldn't rest till he tried it. He took her out, and explained it all to her. She scarcely seemed interested. She read the names on the stone, and said it was a nice stone, and asked questions about how the children were found and brought here. She seemed quite sensible, and very cool about it. But when he got her home she was back on the fairy idea again. He tried another day, but it was no use; so then he let it be. I think it's better as it is. Now and again, at her best, she seems to understand that the children were found dead, and buried, and she'll talk sensibly about it, and ask questions in a quiet way,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2364; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "fairy in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2156, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "f. They had a drink together, and the Flour presented the doctor with a fine specimen of coarse gold for a pin. '\"It was the will o* God, after all, doctor,\" said the Flour. \"It was the will o' God. Let bygones be bygones between us ; gimme your hand, doctor. . . . Good-bye.\" • Then he left for Th' Canary/ THE BABIES IN THE BUSH. 'Oh, tell her a tale of the fairies bright— That only the Bushmen know — Who guide the feet of the lost aright, Or carry them up through the starry night, Where the Bush-lost babies go/ LJE was one of those men who seldom smile. There are many in the Australian Bush, where drift wrecks and failures of all.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2365; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "fairies in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2157, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "eves me to talk to a stranger.' She leaned forward, eagerly it seemed, and went on quickly : * I've been wanting to tell you about the children ever since Walter spoke to me about you. I knew you would understand directly I saw your face. These town people don't under- stand. I like to talk to a Bushman. You know we lost our children out on the station. The fairies took them. Did Walter ever tell you about the fairies taking the children away?' This was a facer. * I — I beg pardon,' I com- menced, when Andy gave me a dig in the back. Then I saw it all. ' No, Mrs Head. The Boss didn't tell me about that.' 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Did Walter ever tell you about the fairies taking the children away?' This was a facer. * I — I beg pardon,' I com- menced, when Andy gave me a dig in the back. Then I saw it all. ' No, Mrs Head. The Boss didn't tell me about that.' ' You surely know about the Bush Fairies, Mr Ellis,' she said, her big eyes fixed on my fece — * the Bush Fairies that look after the little ones that are 242 THE BABIES IN THE BUSH. lost in the Bush, and take them away from the Bush if they are not found ? You've surely heard of them, Mr Ellis ? Most Bushmen.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2367; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "fairies in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2159, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ht-hand one in blue.' She smiled. You couldn't call it an idiotic smile, nor the foolish smile you see sometimes in melan- THE BABIES IN THE BUSH. 243 choly mad people. It was more of a happy childish smile. ' I was so foolish at first, and gave poor Walter and the doctors a lot of trouble/ she said. 'Of course it never struck me, until afterwards, that the fairies had taken the children.' She pressed the tips of the fingers of both hands to her forehead, and sat so for a while; then she roused herself again — * But what am I thinking about 7 I haven't started to tell you about the children at all yet. Auntie I bring the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2368; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "fairies in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2160, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lour for Lahey's Creek way. The roads were good, the weather grand-no chance of it raining, and I had a spare tarpaulin if it did — I would only camp out one night ; so I decided to take Jim home with me. Jim was turning three then, and he was a cure. He was so old-fashioned that he used to frighten me sometimes — I'd almost think that there was some- thing supernatural about him ; though, of course, I never took any notice of that rot about some chil- dren being too old-fashioned to live. 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There is no mistake that this it; their belief. Their Creator's name is GNURKER. They allow that he has a wife, who gave birth to the first couple sent to populate the earth. When their God saw that this earth was tit for man. and that all animal life and fishes were plentiful, He caused an immense whirlwind, which reached from Heaven to earth, and sent down him son and daughter with full instructions in all manner of ceremonies. 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When the spirit has departed from the body it is called \"Coodoo,\" and the body is called \"Coudo.\" Although strange, some of their magicians maintain that they are able to leave their bodies in a trance, and in spirit visit other lands and converse with long-departed spirits.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2403; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North Western Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1901, "title": "spirits in Customs and Traditions of the Aboriginal Natives of North Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Customs and Traditions of the Aboriginal Natives of North Western Australia; John G. 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They {p. 4} have strong belief in the spirit world both for good and evil. When the spirit has departed from the body it is called \"Coodoo,\" and the body is called \"Coudo.\" Although strange, some of their magicians maintain that they are able to leave their bodies in a trance, and in spirit visit other lands and converse with long-departed spirits. {p. 5} Tarlow. 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OLD MELBOURNE MEMORIES. MY RUN HOME. THE SEALSKIN CLOAK. THE CROOKED STICK; OR, POLLIE'S PROBATION. PLAIN LIVING. A ROMANCE OF CANVAS TOWN. WAR TO THE KNIFE. BABES IN THE BUSH. IN BAD COMPANY, AND OTHER STORIES. * * * * * THE SPHINX OF EAGLEHAWK: A TALE OF OLD BENDIGO. Fcap. 8vo. 2s. THE GHOST CAMP; OR, THE AVENGERS. Cr. 8vo. 6s. MACMILLAN AND CO., LTD., LONDON. IN BAD COMPANY AND OTHER STORIES BY ROLF BOLDREWOOD AUTHOR OF 'ROBBERY UNDER ARMS,' 'THE MINER'S RIGHT,' 'THE SQUATTER'S DREAM,' 'A COLONIAL REFORMER,' ETC. 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I rode steady enough for a while, and then, hustling the poor brutes into a hand-gallop, kept along the road to Waranah till I reached the gate at the boundary of the run. Even then I felt as if I was hardly safe. I looked round and could almost see witches and devils following me through the air, and waving ghosts' arms in every bough of the stunted trees through which the road wound. 'When I saw the lights of the little township, I was that glad that I shouted and sang all the way up to the hotel where the mail was delivered. 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Captain Knatchbull, ex-post-captain R.N., knocks out the brains of a poor washerwoman for the sake of eight pounds sterling, ending on the gallows a life of curiously varied villainy, which had included attempted poisoning, mutiny, and betrayal of comrades. There was the memorable 'Fisher's Ghost' tragedy, in which a supernatural agent was alleged to have led to the discovery of a deed of blood. There were crimes, doubtless, that cried aloud to heaven for vengeance, but which never will be fully known till the Great Day. 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Somebody must do it, or who would buy the Barallan cattle, and get them to market?' 'Yes, I see; but I can't bear to think of nice people—of one's friends, you know—sitting in the saddle through these long, dismal, bitter nights, or watching by fires in the forest, like demons or ghosts.' 'That's the pleasantest part of it, I assure you. When the virtuous drover has eaten his supper, made up his fire, and lighted his pipe, he feels—well, nearly as comfortable as Mr. Bayard here when he has locked up the house and put out the lamp for the night. 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Now is our time. We step bravely from behind our tree and bang into the patriarch's head and shoulders, as for one moment he arrests his mad career in wild astonishment at our sudden apparition. He staggers, but does not fall. _Habet_, doubtless; but the half-instinctive muscular system enables him to carry off the balance of a cartridge of double B. As the affrighted flock dashes by, we wheel and accommodate the next largest with a broadside. 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In the dim distance are the gleaming waters of the Bay. That cluster of far-seen lights, when the shades of night have fallen, denotes the position of the metropolis. Can that misty, pale-blue apparition be a mountain-range—the austere outline of the Australian Alps? Westward lie the broad plains which stretch in unbroken level, well-nigh to the coast, two hundred miles from Melbourne. Around are companion heights and forest peaks. Still regal as of yore, though his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3481; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "apparition in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2565, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e the gun?' 'Yes, he did; he saw him put the gun to his shoulder and fire.' 'Was it directed at any one of the crew of the _Dundonald_?' 'He could not say that. The night was dark—just before daylight. He fired at or near somebody, that was all he could say.' 'That will do.' Another Unionist witness was brought forward. This man was actuated by a revengeful spirit towards the free labourers, and especially towards those shearers that had opposed the Union. He therefore gave damaging evidence against Bill and his companions. He swore that he had seen Hardwick—that was his name, he believed—anyway he was the 'blackleg' now before.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3482; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "spirit in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2566, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "him, in one sense, the day of his trial was absolutely perfect as to weather. Bright and warm—it was late December—the sky unflecked by a single cloud. But there was a cool, sea wind, which, wandering up from the distant coast, set every human creature (not in sickness, sorrow, or 'hard bound in misery and iron'), aglow with the joy of living. It raised the spirits even of that plaything of destiny known among men as William Hardwick, so that as the whispering breeze stole through the open windows of the Court he held up his dejected head and felt almost like a man again. The proceedings commenced, the jury had been impanelled..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3485; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "spirits in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2567, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s were openly made for his reception; yet, though he made various threats of vengeance, he never appeared at either place. At Round Hill Station, near Germanton, he enacted one of his murderous pranks. Suddenly appearing in the shed at shearing time, he terrorised the assembled men, fired on, wounded and threatened the life of the manager. After calling for spirits and compelling all to drink with him, he turned to ride away, when, incensed by a careless remark, he wheeled his horse and fired his revolver at the crowd. A bullet took effect in the ankle of a young gentleman gaining shearing experience, breaking the bone, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3486; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "spirits in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2568, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ing, the luxury of possessing a paragon would be cheaply purchased. And would it not be? Albeit there are multitudes of people to whom one horse, save the mark, is much like another. For them, the highest joy, the transcendent sensation of being carried by 'the sweetest hack in the world,' exists not. But to him who recognises and appreciates the speed, the spirit, the smoothness, and the safety of the 'wonderful' hackney, there are few outdoor pleasures possessing similar flavour. It is more than half a century, sad to relate, since I first took bridle in hand. During that time I have ridden races on 'the flat,' over 'the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3487; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "spirit in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2569, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "smith, who had been educated chiefly in Paris, when they visited their father in 1851, did not take kindly to his adopted country. Cultured, polished young men, yet decidedly more French than English, Parisians to their finger-nails in all their tastes and habitudes, they grieved and irritated their Australianised parent. Chiefly they lacked the adventurous spirit which would have enabled them to behold, mentally, the grand possibilities of a colonial possession. All their sympathies were with their lost Eden, the Paris which they had quitted. In Victoria they beheld nothing but the distasteful privations of a new country, hardly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3488; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "spirit in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2570, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "worth nearly £1000, was exciting enough. The crew, like shearers of the present day, were proverbially hard to manage. They did not receive wages, but a share in the net profits—a 'lay,' as it was called. The ship was, in fact, a floating co-operative society. This did not prevent them—for human nature is weak—from committing acts distinctly opposed to the spirit as well as the letter of the agreement. They got drunk when they had the chance. They occasionally mutinied. They resisted the mate and defied the captain. They proposed to take savage maidens for their dusky brides, and to live lives devoid of care in The Islands. It.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3489; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "spirit in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2571, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ich was to furnish our entertainment for the morrow, should languish in a dungeon. We arose and in a body marched to the watch-house, where any amount of bail was proffered to the astonished constable. The cell-door being opened, the veteran came forth, bent and humbled, looking not unlike an old dog-fox himself, as he sought his couch unobtrusively, vowing supernatural sobriety for the morrow. The morning broke—a lovely sight; The sun flashed down on armour bright, wrote Hugh Ranclaud in his Marmion period. 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Stoate was greeted by several of the younger men, one of whom was disposed to be facetious, as he exclaimed— 'Hulloa, my noble agitator, what brings you here? Goin' to call out the shearers, and play the devil generally, eh? You've come to the wrong shop at North Yalla-doora—we're all steady-going coves here.' 'I suppose you're game to stand up for your rights, Joe Brace, and not afraid of getting your wages raised, if the Union does that for you?' 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Jack Macdonald, bitterly aggrieved that his employers should have given in, was almost out of his mind with the irritating, puerile demands and objections which he had to meet. 'In old days he would have knocked down the ringleader, and told the sympathisers to \"go to the devil\"—that they need never show up at this shed or station again. Never should they get a pound of mutton or a pannikin of flour from the store, if they were dying of hunger; that they were ungrateful dogs, and here—at Tandara of all places, known for the most liberal station.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3492; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "devil in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2574, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ost miracle, of the 'red fool-fury of the Seine.' Imagine the anxiety and apprehension at the lonely station, miles way from help, with a hundred and fifty horsemen, armed and threatening, arriving perhaps at midnight—the terror of the women, the mingled wrath and despair of the men. And the temperate suggestion of the labour organiser to 'put a little more devil into the fight, to force the running!' Doubtless it would, but not quite in the manner which this calculating criminal intended. Such a wave of righteous indignation would have been evoked from the ordinarily apathetic surface of Australian politics, that the culprits and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3493; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "devil in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2575, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "cared for nothing and nobody. 'Well, yer accused by the delegate, as was in charge of that shed, of disobedience of orders; also of conspiring to bring the Union into contempt, and of being on the way, with others, to shear at a non-Union shed against the interests of the Australian Workers' Federated Union. What d'ye say in reply to the charge?' 'Go to the devil,' said Bill, at the same time spurring his horse. But the strange man jumped at his bridle-rein, and though Bill got in a right-hander, before he could get loose, armed men broke out of the pine clump, and, rifle in hand, forced the party to dismount. 'Tie their hands,'.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3494; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "devil in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2576, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the Austral wild—no malign, amorphous terror, but a benignant sylvan deity—might peer through the forest leaves and smile wonderingly at the fantasies of the 'coming race.' Hark! Is that the grey owl? With strange, unmelodious cry he stirs the stillness. I turn to watch him, as he swims the night air with moveless wing—dropping, like the emissary of an evil witch, on the willow branch between me and the moon. Bird of ill omen, thou hast shattered my dream! The Palace has disappeared, the lutes are silent, the fair company dispersed; the nightingale, that sang of 'love, and love's sharp woe,' is mute for another century. Only the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3495; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "witch in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2577, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "wo Marriages The Laurel Bush My Mother and I Miss Tommy King Arthur: Not a Love Story About Money, and other Things Concerning Men, and other Papers _By F. MARION CRAWFORD_ Mr. Isaacs Dr. Claudius A Roman Singer Zoroaster A Tale of a Lonely Parish Marzio's Crucifix Paul Patoff With the Immortals Greifenstein Sant' Ilario Cigarette-Maker's Romance Khaled The Witch of Prague The Three Fates Marion Darche Children of the King Katharine Lauderdale Pietro Ghisleri Don Orsino The Ralstons Casa Braccio Adam Johnstone's Son A Rose of Yesterday Taquisara Corleone Via Crucis. A Romance of the Second Crusade In the Palace of the King _By Sir.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3496; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "witch in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2578, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "E MURRAY_ Aunt Rachel Schwartz The Weaker Vessel John Vale's Guardian _By W. E. NORRIS_ Thirlby Hall Bachelor's Blunder _By Mrs. OLIPHANT_ Neighbours on the Green Joyce Kirsteen A Beleaguered City Hester He that Will Not when He May The Railway Man Marriage of Elinor Sir Tom The Heir-Presumptive, etc. A Country Gentleman A Son of the Soil The Second Son The Wizard's Son The Curate in Charge Lady William Young Musgrave _By Mrs. PARR_ Dorothy Fox Adam and Eve Loyalty George Robin _By W. CLARK RUSSELL_ Marooned A Strange Elopement _By Sir WALTER SCOTT_ The Large-type Illustrated Border Edition of THE WAVERLEY NOVELS In 24 volumes.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3497; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "wizard in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2579, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "immense area known as Tandara 'run.' From the far horizon came nearer and yet nearer the lines of unladen waggons, with long teams of lagging horses or even bullocks, from twelve to twenty in number. Far from fat and well-liking were these necessary beasts of draught, but sure to leave the station frolicsome and obese after a few weeks' depasturing upon the giant herbage which for a hundred leagues in every direction waved in vast meads like ripening corn. An assemblage of tents and hastily constructed shelters on a 'point' of the river proclaims the 'camp' or temporary abode of the expectant shearers and rouseabouts,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3498; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "giant in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2580, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "chaps'll do the same, and not rush into law, like a bull at a gate, and lose your money, because of any second fiddle in the land. As to being a \"scab,\" Delegate Stoate, I'm no more one than you are, perhaps not as much, if the truth's told. But don't you say that to me again, or I'll pitch you through one of them skylights, with one hand too.' And here the giant stretched forward his enormous fore-arm, and looking upward to the skylight in the roof of the woolshed, made as though there would be no unusual difficulty in the feat. 'Show me that telegram, please; this step wants consideration.' 'Ain't you goin' to obey the Union?'.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3499; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "giant in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2581, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d thy quiet home! 'For, close as bees in countless hive, Like emmet-hosts that tireless strive, Swarmed, toiled, a vast strange crowd; Haggard each face's features seem, Bright, fever-bright, each eye's wild gleam; Nor cry, nor accent loud. 'But each man delved, or rocked, or bore As if salvation with the ore Of the mine-monarch lay; Gold strung each arm to giant might, Gold flashed before the aching sight, Gold turned the night to day. 'Where Eblis reigns o'er boundless gloom, And in his halls of endless doom Lost souls for ever roam, They wander (says the Eastern tale), Nor ever startles moan or wail Despair's eternal home..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3500; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "giant in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2582, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "eed. In my favoured district there was always a plentiful supply; sometimes, indeed, more than was agreeable or necessary. Kerang was passed; Tragowel skirted; Mount Hope, then in the occupation of Messrs. Griffith and Greene, reared its granite mass a few miles to the south. As Sir Thomas Mitchell stood there, gazing over the illimitable prairie, rich with giant herbage and interspersed but with belts and copses of timber, planted by Nature's hand, the veteran explorer exclaimed with a burst of enthusiasm, 'Australia Felix! This is indeed Australia Felix!' 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The pounding process was begun at once, amidst a babel of opinions. It was a fond illusion amongst the boys that resin so applied deadened the effects of the cane. It had been tried scores of times without in the least mitigating the agony of Ham's cuts, but the faith of youth is not easily shaken; so Ted's spirits revived wonderfully, and Dick developed a keen interest in the pounding. Dolf pulverised the 'rosum,' declaring that it should be powdered in one particular way which was a great secret known only to a happy few. If it were powdered in any other way, the resin lost its.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3835; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1901, "title": "spirits in The Gold-Stealers", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Gold-Stealers; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/16903.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2910, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "abit of courting her every Sunday and two or three nights during the week, and I often heard the clang of his stirrup-irons and the clink of hobble-chain when he returned late; but on one occasion I stayed out later than usual, and he passed me going home. I stood still and he did not see me, but his horse shied violently. I thought he would imagine I was a ghost, so called out: “It is I.” “Well, I’ll be hanged! What are ye doin’ at this time ev night. Ain’t yuz afraid of ghosts?” “Oh dear no. I had a bad headache and couldn’t sleep, so came out to try if a walk would cure it,” I explained. We were a quarter of a mile or so from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3895; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1901, "title": "ghost in My Brilliant Career", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "My Brilliant Career; Miles Franklin", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/11620.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2912, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "followed, March is doing likewise, and my life is still the same. What the future holds I know not, and am tonight so Weary that I do not care. “Time rules us all. And life, indeed, is not The thing we planned it out, ere hope was dead; And then, we women cannot choose our lot.” Time is thorough in his work, and as that arch-cheat, Hope, gradually becomes a phantom of the past, the neck will grow inured to its yoke. Tonight is one of the times when the littleness—the abject littleness—of all things in life comes home to me. After all, what is there in vain ambition? King or slave, we all must die, and when death knocks at our.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3897; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1901, "title": "phantom in My Brilliant Career", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "My Brilliant Career; Miles Franklin", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/11620.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2917, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "all, while I remarked despondently, “you can make me only middling ugly, you must be a magician.” “Come now, part of my recipe is that you must not think of yourself at all. I’ll take you in hand in the morning. I hope you will like your room; I have arranged it on purpose to suit you. And now good night, and happy dreams.” I awoke next morning in very fine spirits, and slithering out of my bed with alacrity, revelled—literally wallowed—in the appointments of my room. My poor old room at Possum Gully was lacking in barest necessaries. We could not afford even a wash-hand basin and jug; Gertie, the boys, and myself had to perform.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3902; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1901, "title": "spirits in My Brilliant Career", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "My Brilliant Career; Miles Franklin", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/11620.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4172, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "are the Creator's own children and will return to Him in spirit, they must hold Him in respect though they do riot fear Him. Although at times they are cruel to each other, yet they are in general equally as kind as are we. The name of an angel is Mulgarra--dwelling both on earth and heaven. They define heaven as space. They {p. 4} have strong belief in the spirit world both for good and evil. When the spirit has departed from the body it is called \"Coodoo,\" and the body is called \"Coudo.\" Although strange, some of their magicians maintain that they are able to leave their bodies in a trance, and in spirit visit other lands and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5314; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North Western Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1901, "title": "spirits in Customs and Traditions of the Aboriginal Natives of North Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Customs and Traditions of the Aboriginal Natives of North Western Australia; John G. 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The Giraffe took it as he took most things, good-humouredly; but, about dusk, he was seen slipping down towards the Afghan camp with a billy of soup. “I believe,” remarked Tom Hall, “that when the Giraffe goes to heaven—and he’s the only one of us, as far as I can see, that has a ghost of a show—I believe that when he goes to heaven, the first thing he’ll do will be to take his infernal hat round amongst the angels—getting up a collection for this damned world that he left behind.” “Well, I don’t think there’s so much to his credit, after all,” said.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2383; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1902, "title": "ghost in Children of the Bush", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Children of the Bush; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7065.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2175, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "stead of three months ago. “How are you getting on?” We walked together towards the Union Office, where I had a camp in the skillion-room at the back. Jack was silent. But there’s no place in the world where a man’s silence is respected so much (within reasonable bounds) as in the Australian bush, where every man has a past more or less sad, and every man a ghost—perhaps from other lands that we know nothing of, and speaking in a foreign tongue. They say in the bush, “Oh, Jack’s only thinking!” And they let him think. 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I might be able to help you. It’s not a bit of use telling me that there’s nothing the matter. When a man takes to brooding and travelling alone it’s a bad sign, and it will end in a leaning tree and a bit of clothes-line as likely as not. Tell me what the trouble is. Tell us all about it. There’s a ghost, isn’t there?” “Well, I suppose so,” said Jack. “We’ve all got our ghosts for that matter. But never you mind, Harry; I’m all right. I don’t go interfering with your ghosts, and I don’t see what call you’ve got to come haunting mine. 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I half expected he’d start when I spoke, but he didn’t: he looked round slowly, but with a haunted look in his eyes as if I might have been one of his ghosts. He was a tall man, gaunt and haggard-eyed, as many men are in the bush; he may have been but little past middle age, and grey before his time. “Good day,” he said, and he set the stone in its place, carefully flush with the outer edge of the wall, before he spoke again..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2389; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1902, "title": "ghosts in Children of the Bush", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Children of the Bush; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7065.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2180, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d glanced round in his frightened, haunted way. 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We went in, and when Peter saw Jack lying there I noticed that swift, haunted look came into his eyes, as if he’d seen a ghost of the past. He sat down by the sofa to wait until Jack woke. I thought as he sat there that his eyes were like a woman’s for sympathy and like a dog’s for faithfulness. I was very shaky. 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I jumped up to hurry down to the road. This seemed to shake him up. He gripped my hand hard and glanced round in his frightened, haunted way. I never saw the eyes of a man look so hopeless and helpless as his did just then. “I’m sorry you’re going,” he said, in a hurried way. “I’m sorry you’re going. But—but they all go. 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Now, if I were writing pure fiction, and were not cursed with an obstinate inclination to write the truth, I might say that, after the advent of the Pretty Girl, the morals of Bourke improved suddenly and wonderfully. That One-eyed Bogan left off gambling and drinking and fighting and swearing, and put on a red coat and testified and fought the devil only; that Mitchell dropped his mask of cynicism; that Donald Macdonald ate no longer of the tree of knowledge and ceased to worry himself with psychological problems, and was happy; and that Tom Hall was no longer a scoffer. 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There was no bunk on the side of the hut to which her eyes turned, but her dog filled that space, and the flash that passed between this back-broken woman and her dog might have been the spirit of these slain tree folk, it was so wondrous ghostly. Still, at times, the practical in her would be dominant, for in a mind so free of fancies, backed by bodily strength, hope died slowly, and forgetful of self she would almost call to Squeaker her fears that certain bees’ nests were in danger. 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There are books and ideas that can never suggest themselves without bringing it all to mind. The garden is haunted by the figures of those groping and resolute men. There, too, walks the ghost of that dear vice-regal lady whom we all remember with such love. 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I am sure the idea that they were not treating her with the highest consideration never crossed their minds. Other friends, departed or no more, are indissolubly one with that old house and the old garden in which it stood. How many phantom faces flit amongst those shades? Every block of stone, every step of the verandah stairs, has a figure or a group. They sit in twilight, in moonlight, musing alone or talking together--the deep, intimate talk of those resting hours. 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Legends wherein the unvarying motif was a dazzling cash.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3975; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "ghost in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2973, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ption between two alternatives. Now mark what followed, for, like Falstaff's story, it is worth the marking. 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The thing that made us most uneasy was the weather. It was threatening for a thunderstorm. At this time we were in that unstocked country south-east of the station. Suddenly Bob rose up from his stoop, and looked round at me with a face on him like a ghost. \"'God help us now, if we don't get a blackfellow quick!' says he, pointing at the ground before him. And, sure enough, there lay the child's little coppertoed boots, where she had taken them off when her feet got sore, and walked on in her socks. 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But this hypothesis of unconscious cerebration seemed scarcely as satisfactory as the other-namely, that, having at a former time heard Terrible Tommy mention the name of Andrew Glover, my educated instinct of Nomenology, rising to the very acme of efficiency, had accurately, though unconsciously, snap-shotted a corresponding apparition on the retina of my mind's eye. Then there were lessons to be gathered from Tom Armstrongs's prompt acceptance of such alibi evidence, touching myself, as would have merely tended to unfathomable speculations on metempsychosis in an ether-poised Hamlet-mind. Tom,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3979; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "apparition in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2977, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "he culvert, and send him at the drain: and, with that danger-begotten fascination by trifles which, in situations like mine, you must often have experienced, I noticed her pliant waist spring in easy undulation to the horse's flying leap. And so, with that thick cable of platted hair flapping and surging down her back, she vanished from the scene. She was a phantom of delight, when first she gleamed upon my sight; but the revulsion of feeling was one of the quickest and fullest I ever experienced. It was some minutes before I became my own philosophic self again. Then I crept to the corner of the stack, and reconnoitred the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3980; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "phantom in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2978, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "o block me of keeping two teams; so I determined to have one good one. Now, I've always stood pretty well with the agents and squatters, and I know my way round Riverina, so I can turn over as much money as any single-team man on the track, bar Warrigal Alf (I beg your pardon, Cooper; I forgot)--but what's the use of money to me? Only vanity and vexation of spirit, as Shakespear says. I get up to a certain point, and then I'm knocked stiff. Mind, I've only given you a small, insignificant sample of the misfortunes I've had since I cheated that dead man; but if they don't prove there's a curse on me, then there's no such thing as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3981; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "spirit in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2983, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "dary fence, where we shook hands, and parted--each looking forward to the probability of meeting again, but with different degrees of longing. And now, thought I, as I recovered Alf's saddle and bridle, heaven grant that that parting may be a Kathleen Mavourneen one; and let me have some other class of difficulty to deal with next time. Thus, in the best of spirits, owing to the prospect of some smooth travelling on my main trunk line, after having traversed the steep and crooked section to which I had been committed by one touch of the switch two hours before, I made my way through the lignum to Alf's camp; guided partly by the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3987; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "spirits in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2984, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "are judged worthy to form a separate section of his works. But Holmes can denounce most valiantly. He denounces witch-burning and Inquisition-persecution, like the chivalrous soul that he is. He has achieved the distinction of being the only American poet of note who blandly ignores Slavery, and takes part with the aristocrat, as against the lowly. The same spirit runs through all his writings. He has a range of about three notes: a flunkeyish koo-tooing to soap-bubble eminence; a tawdry sympathy with aristocratic woe; and a drivelling contempt for angular Poor Relations, in bombazine gowns. Bombazine, by-the-way, is a cheap,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3989; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "witch in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2989, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "gh of Despond, and the other across the Delectable Mountains, but you don't know whether the section will prove rough or smooth, or whether it ends in a junction or a terminus, till the cloven mists of the Future melt into a manifest Present. We know what we are, but we know not what we shall be. Often the shunting seems a mere trifle; but, in reality, the switch is that wizard-wand which brings into evidence such corollaries of life as felicity or misery, peace or tribulation, honour or ignominy, found on the permanent way. For others, remember, as well as for ourselves. No one except the anchorite lives to himself; and he is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3995; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "wizard in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2990, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "rld would be sorry to lose; but why did n't he write one verse--just one--for the Abolitionists to quote?\" \"Because it's not in his nature to denounce things,\" objected Alf. \"Neither was it in Longfellow's nature; yet Longfellow's poems on Slavery are judged worthy to form a separate section of his works. But Holmes can denounce most valiantly. He denounces witch-burning and Inquisition-persecution, like the chivalrous soul that he is. He has achieved the distinction of being the only American poet of note who blandly ignores Slavery, and takes part with the aristocrat, as against the lowly. 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Pawsome, silently caressing one of the greys, moved to the lattice on hearing my voice. \"Sleight-of-hand work?\" I suggested, in a whisper. \"Sort of attempt,\" replied the wizard, in the same key. \"You gev me a start. All the lights was out two hours ago, an' I med sure everybody was safe.\" \"So they are. I've only been down for a swim. Good-night, Possum.\" \"I say, Collins--don't split!\" \"Is thy servant a dog, that he should do this great thing?\".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3997; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "wizard in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1060, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1904 - Science of Man Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; 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representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mrart in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Mrart", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1292, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "​1. Gurama, that is, \"a hole,\" otherwise \"a grave.\" At it one of the medicine-men dances the magical dance peculiar to these ceremonies, in which he squats down near to the ground while dancing, moving his legs alternately from one side to the other, at the same time swinging his arms perpendicularly in front of his body. He seems possessed by a sort of frenzy while doing this, and apparently brings up from within himself and exhibits between his teeth the Joïa peculiar either to himself or to the object exhibited or sung. In the case of the Guraua, the Joïa is a quartz crystal, which is considered to be one of the most deadly of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1436; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Daramulun in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Daramulun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1293, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "4. Daramulun. A figure the size, or more than the size, of life is made of earth in relief representing a man in the act of dancing the magic dance, and surrounded by the implements and weapons of the Yuin. These were, it is said, invented by Daramulun, and given by him to their fathers. Round this all the medicine-men dance, shouting ​the name of Daramulun, and each producing his special Joïa; amongst others, one looked like a black membrane, and another was, to all appearances, a piece of one of the lesser intestines of some small animal, which the Gommera let hang from, and then withdrew into, his mouth.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1437; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Daramulun in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Daramulun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1294, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The men having joined the boys with their bundles, they all move along the path, and at each stage the medicine-men go through their magical performances. The Kabos explain everything to their boys, and also tell them about Daramulun, warning them never to mention these things to women or children.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1438; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Daramulun in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Daramulun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1295, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "This having been done, the men closed rapidly and closely round the women and children so as to crowd them together; and, having done so, shouted \"Wah!\" and raised their boomerangs and boughs to the sky. This is the gesture signifying \"the great master\" (Biamban), whose true but secret name of Daramulun it is not lawful to utter, excepting at the ceremonies, on the initiation ground.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1439; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Daramulun in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Daramulun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1296, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "From here we marched slowly up the mountain side, until at another little level a third halt was made. Here the second stage was marked by all the men rubbing themselves with powdered charcoal, making themselves almost unrecognisable. The use of powdered charcoal in this manner seems to have a very general application in these ceremonies and in other tribes to magic, as for instance the Bunjil-barn among the Kurnai.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1440; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Bunjil in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1297, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "During the time that the novice (Kuringun) is away in the mountains after the ceremonies, he is in the charge of some old man, or more than one. He may be absent more than six months, and during this time he is not allowed to touch cooked food with his hands. The food is put into his mouth by the man who has charge of him. Tharamulun is believed to be watching him, and his dread is very great. During the time when the novices are at the Kuringal before they are shown to their mothers, their food is brought by women who have not any boys to be made men. When the tooth is taken out, it is fastened to a piece of Kaiung, the woman's.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1441; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Tharamulun in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Tharamulun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1298, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The ceremonies last for three or four days, during which the songs and dances are the same as at the Kuringal. The novices are instructed by their Jambis, and admonished to obey the rules laid down for their conduct. They are also told about Tharamulun, and that he watches what men do.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1442; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Tharamulun in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Tharamulun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1299, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "In the middle of the clear space in which the ceremonies take place, a small tree is taken up and placed with its roots in the air, and around it saplings, peeled of their bark, are placed, the whole being tied together with strips of bark, thus making a sort of small enclosure. The saplings are painted with ochre. On this structure one of the medicine-men stands with a cord hanging out of his mouth. He is said to represent a supernatural being called Maamba. The medicine-men are called Bujerum, and the one just spoken of is the principal one of the tribe, and is believed to ascend at night to the sky to see Maamba about the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1443; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "supernatural being in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "supernatural being", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1300, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The ceremonies are marked off into various stages by particular representations. For instance, the men strip off from a tree near the Gumbu a spiral piece of bark round the bole, from the limbs to the ground, which represents the path from the sky to the earth, and they cut on the ground the figure of Daramulun, who is not the Supernatural Being of the Yuin beliefs, but the \"boy,\" or son, of Baiame. He is always represented as having only one leg, the other terminating in a sharp point of bone. There is also figured on the ground the tomahawk which Daramulun let fall as he slipped down from the tree before mentioned to the ground;.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1444; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Baiame in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1301, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Among the spectacular representations at the Burbung there is one in which the head medicine-man goes away for a time, and then returns dressed up in bunches and tufts of grass, saying that he had been for them to Baiame's camp.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1445; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Baiame in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1302, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "They remain away in the bush for as long as twelve months, not being allowed to approach the camp or to come near a woman. They are forbidden during their probation, indeed even after it, until permitted by the old men, to eat, among other things, the emu, spiny ant-eater, female opossum, kangaroo-rat, bandicoot, etc. The emu is Baiame's food. Among many restrictive observances, they are not permitted to go to sleep at night until the Milky Way is straight across the sky.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1446; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Baiame in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1303, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "I have spoken before of the sequence of the groups of tribes along the course of the Murray River from Wentworth upwards. I need not again enumerate them, but merely point out that the Ta-tathi are situated farthest down-stream, being on their western boundary in touch with the tribes of the River Darling, of which the Wiimbaio are my example. The Baraba-baraba are the farthest up-stream, with the Bureppa-bureppa akin to them, as speaking a dialect of the same language, on the Lower Loddon River in Victoria. On the Victorian side of the Murray the sequence of tribes, having the two-class system with the names Mukwara and Kilpara,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1447; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Bunjil in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1304, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Long ago there was a great Being, called Mungan-ngaua, who lived on the earth, and who taught the Kurnai of that time to make implements, nets, canoes, weapons—in fact, all the arts they know. He also gave them the personal names they bear, such as Tulaba. Mungan-ngaua had a son named Tundun, who was married, and who is the direct ancestor—(the Wehntwin, or father's father)—of the Kurnai. Mungan-ngaua instituted the Jeraeil, which was conducted by Tundun, who made the instruments which bear the names of himself and of his wife.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1448; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mungan-ngaua in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Mungan-ngaua", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1305, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "\"Seeing the Ghosts.\"—At this stage the Tutnurring are told to come and see the Mrart (ghosts).", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1449; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mrart in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Mrart", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1306, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "When all was prepared, the men began to shout, as if driving game, to beat the logs and tree-stems with clubs and tomahawk-heads, and in fact to represent a \"kangaroo drive.\" The Tutnurring being carefully shrouded in their blankets, were told to come and see where \"the ghosts had caught a kangaroo.\" On reaching the spot where the men were still imitating the driving of game, the novices were placed in a row close to the log on which the game was displayed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1450; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "ghost in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1307, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The Water Ceremony.—After the \"ghosts\" had killed and eaten their kangaroo, the novices retired in company with their Bullawangs and some other men. All the rest", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1451; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "ghost in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1308, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "They are therefore connected with the Lake Eyre tribes, and I commence my description of the ceremonies of the western type with those of the Dieri tribe. These ceremonies are illustrated by legends, which are repeated at the ceremonies, and form the precedents for ceremonial procedure and practice. They purport to give an account of the origin of the ceremonies, and of the Mura-muras who established them. If you ask a Dieri, \"Why do you do this?\" he will reply, \"Our Mura-muras did so,\" which is a final and conclusive answer.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1453; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mura-mura in Ceremonies and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Mura-mura", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_10", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1309, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "people who had collected to circumcise some young men by means of fire. They approached quietly, and then, suddenly springing forward, they circumcised the youths with their Tula before the men knew what was being done. Seeking for those who had performed the operation so skilfully, and seeing the two Mura-muras enveloped in a mist, they shouted out, \"Kadri-pariwilpa-ulu\" These now came forward, and showing the Tula to them, said, \"In future make your boys into men with this, instead of using fire, which has caused the death of many; thus they will all remain living, for 'Turu nari ya tula tepi.'\" Turning to the youths whom they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1454; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mura-mura in Ceremonies and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Mura-mura", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_10", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1310, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The two Mura-muras wandered through all the land, carrying the Tula everywhere for circumcision, and were everywhere honoured as the benefactors of mankind.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1455; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mura-mura in Ceremonies and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Mura-mura", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_10", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1311, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "A large number of people had assembled at Tuntchara, for the circumcision ceremony, at which there was an old Mura-mura who had provided Palyara for food, and who rejoiced over the sweet smell thereof as it was being cooked.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1456; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mura-mura in Ceremonies and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Mura-mura", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_10", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1312, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Having done this, the Malku-malku-ulu went onwards, and at Kutchi-wirina they saw, at a little distance from them, a Kutchi in human form suddenly disappear into the ground. In alarm they altered their former course and went in another direction.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1457; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Kutchi in Ceremonies and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Kutchi", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_10", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1313, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Immediately before a boy is circumcised, a young man picks up a handful of sand and sprinkles it as he runs round the outside of the camp. This is to keep out Kutchi and to keep in the Mura-mura of the ceremonies.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1458; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Kutchi in Ceremonies and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Kutchi", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_10", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1314, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Supernatural Being (Bunjil).—Make exaggerated sign for old man, then make exaggerated sign for \"big,\" then point to the sky (Wurunjerri). Similar gestures are made by the Murring.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1460; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Bunjil in Legends", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_11", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1315, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t his face, over which the upper part hangs like a hood. The ceremonies are marked off into various stages by particular representations. For instance, the men strip off from a tree near the Gumbu a spiral piece of bark round the bole, from the limbs to the ground, which represents the path from the sky to the earth, and they cut on the ground the figure of Daramulun, who is not the Supernatural Being of the Yuin beliefs, but the \"boy,\" or son, of Baiame. He is always represented as having only one leg, the other terminating in a sharp point of bone. There is also figured on the ground the tomahawk which Daramulun let fall as he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1479; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Baiame in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1316, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o the ground, which represents the path from the sky to the earth, and they cut on the ground the figure of Daramulun, who is not the Supernatural Being of the Yuin beliefs, but the \"boy,\" or son, of Baiame. He is always represented as having only one leg, the other terminating in a sharp point of bone. There is also figured on the ground the tomahawk which Daramulun let fall as he slipped down from the tree before mentioned to the ground; then two footprints of an emu a little distance from each other, made when trying to escape from Daramulun. ​Finally there is the figure of the emu where it fell when he killed it. At each of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1480; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "supernatural being in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "supernatural being", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1317, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "en for these words. I was told in reference to them, \"Our fathers always said and did thus to make the boys into men.\" ↑ I was much struck by the similarity of this raising the hands towards the sky, to the pointing upwards of the Murring at their Kuringal; but I could not learn that it had any reference to Mungan-ngaua, who is the equivalent of the Murring Daramulun. ↑ \"He!\" may be translated here \"Well,\" or \"Good.\" The aspirate has a nasal sound which cannot be represented in writing. \"He!\" is also used affirmatively as we use the sound \"Hm!\" Nga = yes. ↑ Yiirung, the totem of the Kurnai males, as Djiitgun is that of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1481; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mungan-ngaua in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Mungan-ngaua", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1318, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he following details may be added. During the time that the novice (Kuringun) is away in the mountains after the ceremonies, he is in the charge of some old man, or more than one. He may be absent more than six months, and during this time he is not allowed to touch cooked food with his hands. The food is put into his mouth by the man who has charge of him. Tharamulun is believed to be watching him, and his dread is very great. During the time when the novices are at the Kuringal before they are shown to their mothers, their food is brought by women who have not any boys to be made men. When the tooth is taken out, it is fastened.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1482; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Tharamulun in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Tharamulun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1319, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t easily. If the tooth holds fast, the old men say it is because the boys have had improper relations with the women. The ceremonies last for three or four days, during which the songs and dances are the same as at the Kuringal. The novices are instructed by their Jambis, and admonished to obey the rules laid down for their conduct. They are also told about Tharamulun, and that he watches what men do. The novices are forbidden to eat opossum, bandicoot, and, above all, emu eggs. They are told that if they eat forbidden food they will become ill by the magic of the creature eaten. But they are allowed to eat kangaroo, ring-tail.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1483; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Tharamulun in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Tharamulun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1320, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the mountain side, until at another little level a third halt was made. Here the second stage was marked by all the men rubbing themselves with powdered charcoal, making themselves almost unrecognisable. The use of powdered charcoal in this manner seems to have a very general application in these ceremonies and in other tribes to magic, as for instance the Bunjil-barn among the Kurnai. This interlude was an amusing one. The men, led by Umbara, pretended to be a team of working bullocks. Each man held a stick by both hands over his neck to represent a yoke, and the team danced slowly among the trees, past the boys with ludicrous.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1484; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Bunjil in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1321, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a akin to them, as speaking a dialect of the same language, on the Lower Loddon River in Victoria. On the Victorian side of the Murray the sequence of tribes, having the two-class system with the names Mukwara and Kilpara, commences with the Burra-burra about Reedy Lake, who adjoin the Bureppa-bureppa, whose class names are those of the Kulin tribes, namely Bunjil and Waang. The ​tribe lowest down-stream on the Victorian side is the Grangema, who adjoin the Wiimbaio. Through all this great stretch of country the tribes with the class-names Mukwara and Kilpara have the same social organisation and ceremonies of the Burbung type..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1485; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Bunjil in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1322, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "or any one who is not Jeraeil.\" In the olden times spears were held pointed at the novices at this juncture, to emphasise the threats that were made, should they reveal the mysteries unlawfully. The old Headman then, in an impressive manner, revealed to the novices the ancestral beliefs, which I condense as follows:— Long ago there was a great Being, called Mungan-ngaua, who lived on the earth, and who taught the Kurnai of that time to make implements, nets, canoes, weapons—in fact, all the arts they know. He also gave them the personal names they bear, such as Tulaba. Mungan-ngaua had a son named Tundun, who was married, and who.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1486; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mungan-ngaua in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Mungan-ngaua", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1323, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "roarer, told them the message. After due consideration, the message was announced in a general assemblage of all the initiated men, and the Gweraeil-kurnai sent forward the message by one of his own men. These proceedings are carefully concealed from the women, excepting the old women of consideration, to whom a hint is given by some such expression as \"the Mrarts (ghosts) are going to kill a kangaroo.\" ​This hint is given because the old women take a part in the earlier stages of the ceremonies. In this manner the message travelled from clan to clan and from group to group, till the whole Kurnai community, that is to say the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1487; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mrart in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Mrart", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1324, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "let the Tutnurring through, and then followed them, shouting, to the camp. One of the Bullawangs, who had been told off for the purpose, gathered up the Dura, and ​brought it to the Jeraeil ground, where it was divided, and eaten by all present. The women returned to their camp. \"Seeing the Ghosts.\"—At this stage the Tutnurring are told to come and see the Mrart (ghosts). For this ceremony it is necessary to procure a large \"old-man kangaroo.\" At the Jeraeil which I am describing, two days were fruitlessly spent by almost all the men ranging over miles of country in search of the wanted Brangula jira. I found out afterwards that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1488; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mrart in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Mrart", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1325, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "small tree is taken up and placed with its roots in the air, and around it saplings, peeled of their bark, are placed, the whole being tied together with strips of bark, thus making a sort of small enclosure. The saplings are painted with ochre. On this structure one of the medicine-men stands with a cord hanging out of his mouth. He is said to represent a supernatural being called Maamba. The medicine-men are called Bujerum, and the one just spoken of is the principal one of the tribe, and is believed to ascend at night to the sky to see Maamba about the welfare of the tribes-people. During this part of the ceremonies the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1489; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "supernatural being in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "supernatural being", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1326, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of, the camp, where the novices were still under the careful tuition of their guardians. When all was prepared, the men began to shout, as if driving game, to beat the logs and tree-stems with clubs and tomahawk-heads, and in fact to represent a \"kangaroo drive.\" The Tutnurring being carefully shrouded in their blankets, were told to come and see where \"the ghosts had caught a kangaroo.\" On reaching the spot where the men were still imitating the driving of game, the novices were placed in a row close to the log on which the game was displayed. The noise now ceased, and the Headman, holding his throwing-stick pointing to the sky,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1490; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "ghost in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1415, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the male kangaroo, as the necessary qualification can be acquired in no other way than by eating the flesh in common with all the men who are present at the Jeraeil. After this the boys were dressed as men, with a red forehead-band, a nose-peg, reed necklace, armlets, and with their faces marked with naial—that is, red ochre. The Water Ceremony.—After the \"ghosts\" had killed and eaten their kangaroo, the novices retired in company with their Bullawangs and some other men. All the rest FIG. 38.—TUTNURRING, SHOWING CHARACTERISTIC MARKING. of the people also left the camp, and went by another route to the place where the final.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1593; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "ghost in Initiation Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1416, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "They are therefore connected with the Lake Eyre tribes, and I commence my description of the ceremonies of the western type with those of the Dieri tribe. These ceremonies are illustrated by legends, which are repeated at the ceremonies, and form the precedents for ceremonial procedure and practice. They purport to give an account of the origin of the ceremonies, and of the Mura-muras who established them. If you ask a Dieri, \"Why do you do this?\" he will reply, \"Our Mura-muras did so,\" which is a final and conclusive answer.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1594; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mura-mura in Ceremonies and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Mura-mura", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_10", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1417, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "people who had collected to circumcise some young men by means of fire. They approached quietly, and then, suddenly springing forward, they circumcised the youths with their Tula before the men knew what was being done. Seeking for those who had performed the operation so skilfully, and seeing the two Mura-muras enveloped in a mist, they shouted out, \"Kadri-pariwilpa-ulu\" These now came forward, and showing the Tula to them, said, \"In future make your boys into men with this, instead of using fire, which has caused the death of many; thus they will all remain living, for 'Turu nari ya tula tepi.'\" Turning to the youths whom they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1595; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mura-mura in Ceremonies and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Mura-mura", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_10", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1418, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The two Mura-muras wandered through all the land, carrying the Tula everywhere for circumcision, and were everywhere honoured as the benefactors of mankind.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1596; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mura-mura in Ceremonies and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Mura-mura", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_10", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1419, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "A large number of people had assembled at Tuntchara, for the circumcision ceremony, at which there was an old Mura-mura who had provided Palyara for food, and who rejoiced over the sweet smell thereof as it was being cooked.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1597; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mura-mura in Ceremonies and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Mura-mura", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_10", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1420, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Having done this, the Malku-malku-ulu went onwards, and at Kutchi-wirina they saw, at a little distance from them, a Kutchi in human form suddenly disappear into the ground. In alarm they altered their former course and went in another direction.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1598; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Kutchi in Ceremonies and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Kutchi", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_10", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1430, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "When a Kurnai has arrived at mature age, and when he may be supposed to have taken his place among the elders of the clan, and was designated Boldain or old man, he usually acquired a new name. As the child's name gave place to a new one at initiation, so did that name give place to a new one when he became Boldain, but the former did not become secret. This last name was often derived from some personal peculiarity or quality. It was usually composed of two names, of which one is constant, being Bunjil. It has no meaning as a word, and is only used as a prefix to another word indicating some quality or peculiarity. This name.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1608; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Bunjil in Tales and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_12", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1431, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Among the names of such men known to me are Bunjil-barlajan (platypus), from his skill in spearing that animal; Bunjil-tambun (Gippsland perch, Lates Colonorum), from his skill in catching that fish. A leading man in the Brayakaulung clan was Bunjil-kraura (west wind). Another of the ​Brayakaulung was Bunjil-daua-ngun, from Daua-ngun, to turn up. He was noted for making bark canoes much turned up in front. His brother, Bunjil-barn, was so named from his supposed extraordinary powers in that form of evil magic.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1609; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Bunjil in Tales and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_12", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1432, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "As an illustration of the way in which such names may be acquired, I may mention the following. The Mitchell River flows for some thirty miles through a gorge-like and somewhat inaccessible valley. In order to examine it I caused some Kurnai to make canoes at the upper end, and therein we floated down together. The gorge was unknown to them, being out of their country, and the navigation was regarded as a great feat, in consequence of the great number of rapids, in one of which our canoes were wrecked. It was talked of for some time among the Brabralung, and the name of Bunjil-guyergun, or Bunjil rapids, was given to me.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1610; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Bunjil in Tales and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_12", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1433, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "​But if a man only killed enough game, or procured enough other food for himself, his wife, and children, then he need not divide with others; but if he found that his father had no food, he would give them what he had procured, and go out and look for more. Similarly if his wife's father had no food, and no son to provide for him, he would give him some, and seek more himself. On the other hand, if he had none, and his wife's father had a supply, the latter would send him some by his daughter. The old people used to say to the young that people should divide their food with others, and particularly with the old people and the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1611; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South-Eastern Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Bunjil in Tales and Beliefs", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of South-East Australia; A. W. Howitt", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Native_Tribes_of_South-East_Australia/Chapter_12", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1920, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "change amongst the tribes in regard to organisation and beliefs, and at the same time to demonstrate a fundamental agreement in regard to certain important matters. Perhaps the most interesting result of our work is the demonstration of the fact that, in the whole of this wide area, the belief that every living member of the tribe is the reincarnation of a spirit ancestor is universal. This belief is just as firmly held by the Ura- bunna people, who count descent in the female line, as it is by the Arunta and Warramunga, who count descent in the male line. We have also been able to extend widely the area over which the belief is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2117; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit ancestor in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit ancestor", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1921, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ber of places associated with these Alcheringa spirits, one group of whom will be kangaroo, another emu, another Hakea plant, and so on. When a woman conceives it simply means that one of these spirits has gone inside her,, and, knowing where she first became aware that she was pregnant, the child, when born, is regarded as the reincarna- tion of one of the spirit ancestors associated with that spot, and therefore it belongs to that particular totemic group. Every one of their ancestors is also believed to have been a member of one of the four classes or eight subclasses into which the tribe is now divided. As a general rule the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2118; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1922, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the totem of the individual varies in different tribes, the idea of the Arunta and Kaitish tribes, who inhabit the central area, being probably the simplest and most primitive in this respect. Various spots are inhabited by spirit ^individuals of a particular totem, and a child conceived at any spot is naturally regarded as the reincarnation of one of those spirit ancestors, and thus, of course, belongs to that special totemic group. Nothing could be simpler than this. On the other hand, the most complicated ideas are those of the Urabunna tribe, in which we have maternal descent and division of the tribe into two moieties without.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2119; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1923, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", and no woman will strike one of them with a hatchet for fear lest the blow should disturb one of the spirits, and it should immediately come out and enter her body. On the other hand we do, now and again, though only rarely, meet with beliefs similar to those of the Arunta — as, for example, in the case of the present headman of the Wollunqua totem, whose spirit ancestor inhabited a special water-hole close by the side of Thapauerlu, where the Wollunqua itself lives. In the Arunta tribe the spirit individual is spoken of as an iruntaHnia^ and in addition to the latter a second spirit issues from the Nanja, whom the natives call.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2120; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit ancestor in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit ancestor", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1924, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "bre. Warramunga and TJingilli tribes. Watilikirri — Name of beaked boomerang. Warramunga tribe. Wdtjinga — Name given to the echidna. Kaitish tribe. Wdtji-wdtji — Name of opprobium applied to a man who has intercourse with a woman of the wrong class. Warramunga tribe. Wat-thilli — Tree, rock, or other natural object supposed to be especially associated with spirit ancestors. Equivalent X.o nanja. Urabunna tribe. Wa-wa — Name of a mythic individual called a laughing boy. TJingilli tribe. GLOSSARY OF NATIVE TERMS USED 765 Wi-dirpi — Name of bull-roarer. Anula tribe. Widlia — Name of a class. Anula tribe. Wiliaru — Curlew'. Kaitish.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2121; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1925, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "anisation and customs all our knowledge of Australian tribes was previously based. That ceremonies and beliefs, possibly in details different from, but probably in essential features akin to, those of the central tribes have not been described is no proof at all that they did not exist. It can scarcely be imagined that the idea of reincarnation of ancestral spirit individuals, and customs such as Intichiuma, should be confined even to the very wide area over which our investigations have been spread. Indeed Mr. Roth’s latest work in Queensland shows clearly that the idea of spirit children entering women, and that sexual.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2122; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1926, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ret Hill they built two stone shelters, one snake sitting down in each. As they walked along they hollowed out the course of the Umbinga Creek, and made the springs called by white men Brinkley, Loddon,_ and Strangways. After making some more they retraced their steps, and the green snake said to the brown one, “ I am Kirarawa, you are Matthurie.” They left spirits or mai-aurli at all of their camping places. Finally, at a place called Kirri-kat- jirina, the green snake caught sight of a yellow one and gave chase to it. It dived down into the ground, the green snake went down close by, and the brown one in another spot. Three.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2123; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1927, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pirits or mai-aurli at all of their camping places. Finally, at a place called Kirri-kat- jirina, the green snake caught sight of a yellow one and gave chase to it. It dived down into the ground, the green snake went down close by, and the brown one in another spot. Three springs arose to mark the place where they finally disappeared. It is the mai-aurli or spirit children left behind by animal or semi-human ancestors such as these snakes, who are now continually undergoing reincarnation. In certain cases one particular spot is supposed to be inhabited by spirits of one special totem, but in other cases those of two or more totems.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2124; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1928, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "een snake went down close by, and the brown one in another spot. Three springs arose to mark the place where they finally disappeared. It is the mai-aurli or spirit children left behind by animal or semi-human ancestors such as these snakes, who are now continually undergoing reincarnation. In certain cases one particular spot is supposed to be inhabited by spirits of one special totem, but in other cases those of two or more totems may inhabit the same place.^ Thus, close by our camp, there was a large group of granite boulders which arose in the Alcheringa to mark the place where the ancestors of the pigeon group danced and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2125; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1929, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o or more totems may inhabit the same place.^ Thus, close by our camp, there was a large group of granite boulders which arose in the Alcheringa to mark the place where the ancestors of the pigeon group danced and played about. Of these boulders one represents an old male and another a female ancestor. The rocks are supposed to be inhabited solely by pigeon spirits which emanated from the bodies of the two ancestors. On the other hand there was a water- pool, a quarter of a mile away, inhabited by spirits left there by emu, rain, and a grub ancestor. Sometimes there appears to be a special relationship between totem groups thus.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2126; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1930, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "mony being closely similar to those of the Binbinga tribe. When all was over the boy was presented with a sacred stick (bull- roarer) called mura-mura and told that it was made, in the first instance, by the whirlwind ; that it was kurta-kurta (tabooed), and must on no account be shown to women or children, who think that its roaring is the voice of a great spirit called Gnabaia, who has come to swallow up the boy. He was then taken away into the bush by an elder brother, and kept there until the rain had fallen and the cool weather came, when he was brought back again to the camp, accompanied by men from other localities..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2127; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mura-mura in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "Mura-mura", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1931, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "come out and enter her body. On the other hand we do, now and again, though only rarely, meet with beliefs similar to those of the Arunta — as, for example, in the case of the present headman of the Wollunqua totem, whose spirit ancestor inhabited a special water-hole close by the side of Thapauerlu, where the Wollunqua itself lives. In the Arunta tribe the spirit individual is spoken of as an iruntaHnia^ and in addition to the latter a second spirit issues from the Nanja, whom the natives call arumburinga. The latter is really a kind of double of the first one. When the spirit undergoes reincarnation the arum- buringa remains.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2128; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit ancestor in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit ancestor", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1932, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ose spirit ancestor inhabited a special water-hole close by the side of Thapauerlu, where the Wollunqua itself lives. In the Arunta tribe the spirit individual is spoken of as an iruntaHnia^ and in addition to the latter a second spirit issues from the Nanja, whom the natives call arumburinga. The latter is really a kind of double of the first one. When the spirit undergoes reincarnation the arum- buringa remains behind, and is supposed, in a general kind of way, to keep watch over the reincarnated individual. The same belief is met with amongst the Kaitish and Unmatjera tribes. The former call this second spirit atthamarinia^ and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2129; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit ancestor in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit ancestor", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1933, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hich consists in burning, or performing some kind of magic charm on the hair, with the idea that the person from whom it has been cut can be injured thereby. CHAPTER XV THE MAKING AND POWER OF MEDICINE MEN The function of medicine men in the central tribes is to withdraw and not to impart evil magic — Made in the Arunta, Unmatjera, and Kaitish tribes by the spirits called iruiitarinia — The making of a medicine man in the Un- matjera— Two kinds of medicine men in the Warramunga — Making of one by a spirit called puntidir — Others made by Worgaia men — Restrictions in regard to the food of the younger medicine men in the Warramunga.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2130; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. 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CHAPTER XV THE MAKING AND POWER OF MEDICINE MEN The function of medicine men in the central tribes is to withdraw and not to impart evil magic — Made in the Arunta, Unmatjera, and Kaitish tribes by the spirits called iruiitarinia — The making of a medicine man in the Un- matjera— Two kinds of medicine men in the Warramunga — Making of one by a spirit called puntidir — Others made by Worgaia men — Restrictions in regard to the food of the younger medicine men in the Warramunga — Free- dom from punishment of the medicine men who transgress the marital rules — Making of medicine men in the Binbinga tribe by spirits.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2131; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1935, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ssion is hereditary in the Yuntanara or falling-star totem — Medicine men or women can only “ give a bone,” and cannot withdraw evil magic. In all the tribes, with one exception, there are certain indi- viduals to whom the name of medicine men may be given. They are supposed in every case to have had stones or other objects placed in their bodies by certain spirit individuals, and by virtue of them they can counteract, to a greater or less extent, the evil magic to which any bodily pain is always attributed. With the one exception of the Anula tribe, on the Gulf coast, the function of the medicine man is to withdraw, and not to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2132; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1936, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e very curious case, mentioned later, when dealing with the Warramunga tribe, there is nothing what- ever by way of rev/ard or privilege given or accorded to a medicine man in recompense for his services. In all essential points the making of medicine men is closely similar in the Arunta, Unmatjera, and Kaitish tribes. As a general rule they are made by the spirits called irunt- arinia^ or their equivalents, and in all cases their functions consist to a great extent in the removal of “bones” and other forms of evil magic. A celebrated medicine man named Ilpailurkna, a member of the Unmatjera tribe, told us that, when he was made.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2133; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1937, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e idea in the Anula tribe, which in most of its customs and traditions is very closely similar to the Mara, in regard to doctors is quite distinct from that of any other tribe with which we have come into contact. The profession is strictly hereditary in the members of the Yuntanarra or falling-star totem, who are especially associated with the un- friendly spirits living in the sky. The Anula doctor is called munkani, and may be either a man or a woman. XV THE MAKING AND POWER OF MEDICINE MEN 489 Strictly speaking, he is a wizard or sorcerer rather than a doctor, as his powers consist in the giving of “ bones ” and not in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2134; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "wizard in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1938, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e referring to Baiame, Daramulun, etc., in their supposed aspects of “all fathers,” “supreme beings,” or inculcators of moral ideas. In one aspect they find their exact counterpart in all of the central tribes where the women and children are taught to believe that the sound of the bull-roarer, heard during the initiation ceremonies, is the voice of a great spirit v/hich has come to take the youth away, just as in other tribes the women and children are taught to attribute the same noise to Baiame, Daramulun, etc. XVI BEINGS ENDOWED WITH SUPERIOR POWERS 493 niurtu-murtu along boy’s hand, tell him that one murtu- murtu ; him big.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2135; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Baiame in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1939, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "l of old men, 22, 24 Counting, 30 Daramulun, 492 Death, rites in connection with, in the Warramunga tribe, 515 seq. 778 NORTHERN TRIBES OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA Decorative art, 696 et seq. Descent, in the Arunta tribe, 96 counted in the male line in the Mara tribe, 1 19 of the totem in the Warramunga, counted with rare exceptions in the male line, 163 belief in spirit individuals following a man in the Gnanji tribe, 169 of the totem in the Gnanji, Umbaia, and Binbinga tribes, 169, 170 of the totem in the Binbinga tribe, 170 of totem in the Anula and Mara tribes, 172 Designs, drawn on the ground, 239, 302, 7Z7 geometrical, 697 on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2136; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Daramulun in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "Daramulun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1940, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Alcheringa, 410-41 1 indicating right lubras for men, 416 magic used by, 464 punishing, by magic, 465 obtaining, by magic, 472 head-rings of, used by men for curing headache, 474 belief in spirits who take boys away at initiation, Arunta tribe, 492 n. belief in the spirit Tumana, Warra- munga tribe, 499 in spirit Murtu-murtu, Warramunga tribe, 500 belief in spirit Katajalina, Binbinga tribe, 501 in spirit Gnabaia, Mara tribe, 501 mourning of women, 521 taking part in final burial rites, Warramunga tribe, 540 not supposed to have any spirit part in the Gnanji tribe, 546 not allowed to eat human flesh, Anula and Mara tribes, 548.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2137; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mura-mura in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "Mura-mura", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1941, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "belief in spirits who take boys away at initiation, Arunta tribe, 492 n. belief in the spirit Tumana, Warra- munga tribe, 499 in spirit Murtu-murtu, Warramunga tribe, 500 belief in spirit Katajalina, Binbinga tribe, 501 in spirit Gnabaia, Mara tribe, 501 mourning of women, 521 taking part in final burial rites, Warramunga tribe, 540 not supposed to have any spirit part in the Gnanji tribe, 546 not allowed to eat human flesh, Anula and Mara tribes, 548 when ill, receiving blood from a Mura-mura man, 601 stone knives used by, Warramunga tribe, 647 aprons worn by, 686 Churinga of yam totem, Kaitish tribe, 734 Worgaia tribe, classes.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2138; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mura-mura in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "Mura-mura", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1942, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "D POWER OF MEDICINE MEN 489 Strictly speaking, he is a wizard or sorcerer rather than a doctor, as his powers consist in the giving of “ bones ” and not in the withdrawing of evil magic. The natives have special incantations which are sung both to oust the evil magic and to prevent it from entering them, and in serious cases they call in the assistance of a medicine man from some neighbouring and friendly tribe.- Kurkutji, for ex- ample, the Binbinga man, is in frequent request amongst the Anula, who live in the part adjoining his own country. CHAPTER XVI BELIEFS IN BEINGS ENDOWED WITH SUPERIOR POWERS Alcheringa individuals were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2139; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "wizard in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1943, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tribe with which we have come into contact. The profession is strictly hereditary in the members of the Yuntanarra or falling-star totem, who are especially associated with the un- friendly spirits living in the sky. The Anula doctor is called munkani, and may be either a man or a woman. XV THE MAKING AND POWER OF MEDICINE MEN 489 Strictly speaking, he is a wizard or sorcerer rather than a doctor, as his powers consist in the giving of “ bones ” and not in the withdrawing of evil magic. The natives have special incantations which are sung both to oust the evil magic and to prevent it from entering them, and in serious cases they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2140; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "wizard in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1944, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "y, he has regarded as all-powerful, is merely a myth, and that such a being does not really exist, and is only an invention of the men to frighten the women and children. Amongst all of the twenty tribes with which we are acquainted who occupy the whole central and north-central area of the continent, there is apparently no equivalent ^ of the beings called Baiame or Daramulun, of whom we hear amongst tribes inhabiting certain parts of east and south-east Australia. In connection with this subject it is perhaps worth while drawing attention to the fact that it would be a very easy matter indeed to form, as the result of a general.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2141; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Baiame in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1945, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "same tribe a native were questioned as to the use of the bull-roarer (here called niurtu-murtii) during initiation, the reply would prob- ably be somewhat after this fashion: — “That one Murtu- Murtu him big fellow in Wingara time ; first time him make murtu-murtu ; when boy cut, show him inurtu-murtu ; put 1 When we say “no equivalent” we are referring to Baiame, Daramulun, etc., in their supposed aspects of “all fathers,” “supreme beings,” or inculcators of moral ideas. In one aspect they find their exact counterpart in all of the central tribes where the women and children are taught to believe that the sound of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2142; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Baiame in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1946, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "one aspect they find their exact counterpart in all of the central tribes where the women and children are taught to believe that the sound of the bull-roarer, heard during the initiation ceremonies, is the voice of a great spirit v/hich has come to take the youth away, just as in other tribes the women and children are taught to attribute the same noise to Baiame, Daramulun, etc. XVI BEINGS ENDOWED WITH SUPERIOR POWERS 493 niurtu-murtu along boy’s hand, tell him that one murtu- murtu ; him big fellow in Wingara ; you no talk along lubra ; you no eat opossum, emu, kangaroo ; you no go along lubras’ camp ; you no touch lubra.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2143; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Baiame in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1947, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ing, 424 Clothing, 683 Collins, on ceremonies at initiation in eastern tribes, 224 Colour of natives, 35 Conception, ideas with regard to, in the Arunta, 150 in the Kaitish, 156 in the Warramunga, 162 no idea of, as due to sexual inter- course, 330, 606 Corrobborees, passed from north to south, 20 decorations for, 722 Council of old men, 22, 24 Counting, 30 Daramulun, 492 Death, rites in connection with, in the Warramunga tribe, 515 seq. 778 NORTHERN TRIBES OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA Decorative art, 696 et seq. Descent, in the Arunta tribe, 96 counted in the male line in the Mara tribe, 1 19 of the totem in the Warramunga, counted with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2144; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Daramulun in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "Daramulun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1948, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rites in connection with the bones of a dead man were carried out. After being shown the ceremonies connected with the totem of the dead man, the Tjulantjuka boy was subincised by a Yakomari man, the details of the ceremony being closely similar to those of the Binbinga tribe. When all was over the boy was presented with a sacred stick (bull- roarer) called mura-mura and told that it was made, in the first instance, by the whirlwind ; that it was kurta-kurta (tabooed), and must on no account be shown to women or children, who think that its roaring is the voice of a great spirit called Gnabaia, who has come to swallow up the boy..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2145; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT/SA", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Mura-mura in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "Mura-mura", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3284, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "change amongst the tribes in regard to organisation and beliefs, and at the same time to demonstrate a fundamental agreement in regard to certain important matters. Perhaps the most interesting result of our work is the demonstration of the fact that, in the whole of this wide area, the belief that every living member of the tribe is the reincarnation of a spirit ancestor is universal. This belief is just as firmly held by the Ura- bunna people, who count descent in the female line, as it is by the Arunta and Warramunga, who count descent in the male line. We have also been able to extend widely the area over which the belief is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4319; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3285, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ave not been described is no proof at all that they did not exist. It can scarcely be imagined that the idea of reincarnation of ancestral spirit individuals, and customs such as Intichiuma, should be confined even to the very wide area over which our investigations have been spread. Indeed Mr. Roth’s latest work in Queensland shows clearly that the idea of spirit children entering women, and that sexual intercourse has nothing of necessity to do with procreation, is a very widespread belief amongst the Australian aborigines, and is by no means confined to the tribes amongst whom its existence was first described by us. In regard.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4320; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3286, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "oiety. Warramunga tribe . . . . .205 62. Ceremony of the Wind Totem. Warramunga tribe . 206 63. Ceremony of Wild Cat {Dasyiiriis sp.) Totem. Walpari tribe ....... 207 64. Ceremony of a Lizard Totem. Warramunga tribe . 208 xxiv NORTHERN TRIBES OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA FIG. 65. Ceremony of an Ant Totem. Warramunga tribe , 66. Ceremony connected with a mischievous spirit called Ing- wuna. Warramunga tribe .... 67. Ceremony connected with Wonna or cold. Warramunga tribe ...... 68. Decoration of performers in a ceremony connected with the Fire Totem. Tjingilli tribe . . . . 69. Close of a ceremony of the Yam Totem. Tjingilli tribe 70..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4321; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3287, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tertribal quarrels and fights, but there is no such thir^ as the acquisition of fresh territory. No idea of this or of its advisability or otherwise ever enters the head of the Central Australian native. Very probably this is to be associated with the fundamental belief that his alcheringa ancestors occupied precisely the same country which he does now. The spirit parts of these ancestors are still there, and he has a vague kind of idea not only that the country is indubitably his by right of inheritance, but that it would be of no use to any one else, nor would any other people’s country be good for him. The spirit indi- 14.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4322; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3288, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "mental belief that his alcheringa ancestors occupied precisely the same country which he does now. The spirit parts of these ancestors are still there, and he has a vague kind of idea not only that the country is indubitably his by right of inheritance, but that it would be of no use to any one else, nor would any other people’s country be good for him. The spirit indi- 14 NORTHERN TRIBES OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA chap. viduals would not permanently leave their old home, and where they are there must he stay. There are certain facts of fundamental importance which must be taken into account in any attempt to form a theory to explain.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4323; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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(4) In all of the tribes, except those.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4324; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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(3) In all of the tribes there are elaborate totemic ceremonies performed which are unmistakably similar to o", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Lake Eyre, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.4803638, "longitude": 137.2979051, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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The headmen of one series of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4325; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3291, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "this side of his life occupies by far the greater part of his thoughts. The sacred ceremonies, which appear very trivial matters to the white man, are most 34 NORTHERN TRIBES OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA chap, i serious matters to him. They are all connected with the great ancestors of the tribe, and he is firmly convinced that when it comes to his turn to die his spirit part will finally return to his old alcheringa home, where he will be in com- munion with them until such time as it seems good to him to undergo reincarnation. / 4 CHAPTER II PHYSICAL FEATURES Children — Change in personal appearance of the women at various ages — Nature.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4326; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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J. 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J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3294, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "22. L 146 NORTHERN TRIBES OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA chap. lizard group, one or two rain creatures gave rise to the rain group, and so on. The belief differs from that of the Arunta, and is in agreement with that of the Warramunga in the fact that the ancestors of each group are few in number, and that we hear nothing of the carrying of Churinga with which their spirit parts were associated. These old semi -human ancestors wandered about all over the country now occupied by the Urabunna tribe, per- forming sacred ceremonies, and, when they did this, they deposited in the ground, or in some natural feature such as a rock or a water-pool,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4329; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3295, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "carrying of Churinga with which their spirit parts were associated. These old semi -human ancestors wandered about all over the country now occupied by the Urabunna tribe, per- forming sacred ceremonies, and, when they did this, they deposited in the ground, or in some natural feature such as a rock or a water-pool, which arose to mark the spot, a number of spirit individuals called mai-aurli. After a time some of these became changed into men and women, who formed the first series of totem groups. Thus some of the mai-aurli left behind by the carpet snake ancestor changed into carpet snake men and women, some of those left behind.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4330; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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It was these two.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4331; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3297, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a to mark the place where the ancestors of the pigeon group danced and played about. Of these boulders one represents an old male and another a female ancestor. The rocks are supposed to be inhabited solely by pigeon spirits which emanated from the bodies of the two ancestors. On the other hand there was a water- pool, a quarter of a mile away, inhabited by spirits left there by emu, rain, and a grub ancestor. Sometimes there appears to be a special relationship between totem groups thus associated with one spot — as, for example, in the case of one water-pool where there are spirits belonging to the following totemic groups : —.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4332; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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The spot.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4333; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3299, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "RIBES OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA chap. It will thus be evident that in the Urabunna tribe, which is a typical example of those Australian tribes in which there are names for only the two moieties (Kirarawa and Matthurie, or Kararu and Matteri) and no subclasses, and in which descent is counted in the female line, we have a very definite belief in the existence of spirit individuals who are derived from ancestral totemic ancestors and are con- stantly undergoing reincarnation. Every living individual is the reincarnation of a mai-aurli or spirit who emanated from the body of an Alcheringa ancestor. In the Urabunna, just as in the tribes.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4334; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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In these northern tribes descent both of class and totem is strictly paternal,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4335; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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The child must belong to the same moiety and totem as its mother,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4336; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3302, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and totem as the spirit. In the Urabunna the ideas of the natives in regard to this point are very different. The child must belong to the same moiety and totem as its mother, but they have the curious belief that in each succes- sive reincarnation the child changes its sex, moiety, and totem. Suppose, for example, a Kirarawa man of the emu totem dies. His spirit, which in the case of a dead man they call kumpira^ goes back to the place at which it was left by the ancestor in the Alcheringa. Here it remains for some time, but sooner or later it is reincarnated. This spirit of the former emu Kirarawa man will not go, so they say,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4337; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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This spirit of the former emu Kirarawa man will not go, so they say, into a Kirarawa woman ; if it were to do so it would either be born prematurely and die, or would cause the death of the mother.^ When undergoing reincarnation it can only enter the body of a Matthurie woman who, of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4338; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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Not only is this so, but it also changes its sex — a belief which is also met with in the Warramunga tribe. Every individual goes back after death in spirit form to the spot at which it 1 Premature births or accidents during child-birth are always attributed to the fact that the spirit has entered the body of the wrong woman. V TOTEMS 149 was left in the Alcheringa by the ancestor of the totem. 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In the course of ages any single individual can run the whole gamut of the totems, alternating from side to side of the tribe, but always returning at death to its original home.^ The change of sex may possibly be associated with that of the moiety. At all events the result is that the children of the successive reincarnations of any one spirit always belong to the one moiety of the tribe. If we start with a Kirarawa man, then his children are Matthurie ; he is reincarnated as a Matthurie woman and her children are Matthurie ; after death she is reincarnated in the form of a Kirarawa man and his children are.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4343; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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There are thus at the present day, dotted about all over the Arunta country, a very large number of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4344; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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When a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4345; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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When a woman conceives it simply means that one of these spirits has gone inside her,, and, knowing where she first became aware that she was pregnant, the child, when born, is regarded as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4346; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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Every one.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4347; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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As a general rule the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4348; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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In the Kaitish and Unmatjera, while we have still persisting the old tradition about the transformation of incomplete human beings into men and women, we find that the peopling of various spots is due to one or two old totemic ancestors, who in some cases carried.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4349; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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The first relates to a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4350; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3316, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ally pushed its bill up either side of the nose, thereby opening the two nostrils. Thus the crow transformed the imperfect creature into the first fully formed Idnimita man. The latter lay down all day with his chrysalis case iirtnia), out of which he had come, by his side. This was his Churinga and was coloured red. From it there also issued many kurna^ or spirit individuals, which later on gave rise to Idnimita men and women. He said, “ I am Kumara.” He used to paint himself and make Intichiuma, and when he performed ceremonies spirits emanated from his body.^ Two of these were lubras, called Araltjilina, and were Purula ; a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4351; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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They were both Kumara, and the younger sisters of the old Idnimita who.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4352; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3318, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hole out of which at sunrise he emerged and divided into two again. After this they remained separate. In the morning they were red coloured, but they sat out in the sunlight all day and turned black. They grew into Oknira- bata and went up a hill and stroked their beards, out of which, finally, streams of water flowed. Before this, how- ever, they had left spirit children behind at various spots where they performed sacred ceremonies, the spirits on these occasions emanating from their bodies. At a place called Arumba two euro men came out of their whiskers, and for this reason there is at the present day a close relationship.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4353; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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This locality association is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4354; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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V TOTEMS 167 not kill the bird, and will only eat it if it be given to him by a member of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4355; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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The snake totem belongs to one moiety of the tribe and the bee and goshawk to the other, and the natives told us that the snake-man’s wife could not possibly conceive a bee or goshawk child there, because no such 170 NORTHERN TRIBES OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA chap. spirit.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4356; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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It is, they say, possible — but the cases in which it.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4357; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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The Binbinga believe that both men and women can.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4358; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3324, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "er-holes and plenty of lilies in them. He left behind numbers of Ulanji spirits wherever he per- formed ceremonies. These spirits emanated from his body. After travelling over a great extent of country, and making many mungai spots, he finally went into the ground at a big water-hole called Uminiwura. The Binbinga believe that both men and women can see the spirit children at the mungai spots. Each totem has its headman called Mungaringi, and the headship descends from father to son, though, if there be no son, or if he be too young to act, then it passes to the father’s eldest surviving brother. 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Nothing could be simpler than this. On the other hand, the most complicated ideas are those of the Urabunna tribe, in which we have maternal descent and division of the tribe into two moieties without names for classes and subclasses. Here we have just the same fundamental idea of spirits left V TOTEMS 175 behind by totemic ancestors who were few in number, but the spirit is supposed to choose deliberately its own mother, and to decline to enter a women belonging to the same moiety as that to which its last mother belonged. The result is that at each.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4360; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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In regard,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4361; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3327, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "as the direct offspring of one great, eponymous ancestor. In the Gnanji tribe we have fundamentally the same beliefs, with the addition that the natives think that some of the spirits of his totemic ancestors, or at least of the ancestors of the local group of which he is a member, follow a man up as he travels about from one place to another, and that only spirits of certain totems will actually go into women of certain other totems. In regard, again, to eating, the individual will not eat either his own or his father’s totem, and only sparingly of that of his mother. In the Binbinga, Mara, and Anula tribes the totems are.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4362; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3328, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ouse. He then beckoned to the others to come up, and pointing towards the mouth of the little fissure which serves as the ertnatulunga, made signs with his fingers, and each man in turn stepped up and laid his open hand solemnly over the mouth of the Ertnatulunga, and then retired to one side. This ceremony is called raralilima, and 'is designed to give the spirits notice of the approach of visitors, for, if disturbed suddenly, they would\" be angry. The Alatunja then opened up the ertnatulunga, and took out the ordinary Churinga as well as some churinga unchima, — round stones representing the eggs of the Udni- ringita, — which he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4363; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3329, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d ochre. The beliefs of the Unmatjera tribe with regard to Churinga are practically identical with those of the Arunta. They use the same name Churinga, and store them in secret places which, like the Arunta, they call ertnatulunga^ each of which is under the head- man of the totem, — :? whom they call Inquatitja. Each Churinga, just as in the Arunta, has a spirit associated with it.^ Thus, for example, in the tradition relating to Unthurkapunda of the grass-seed totem, we find that after he and the old Kumara man had exchanged their Churinga, and had carried them away FIG. 90.— WOODEN CHURINGA to their respective camps, the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4364; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3330, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the totem, — :? whom they call Inquatitja. Each Churinga, just as in the Arunta, has a spirit associated with it.^ Thus, for example, in the tradition relating to Unthurkapunda of the grass-seed totem, we find that after he and the old Kumara man had exchanged their Churinga, and had carried them away FIG. 90.— WOODEN CHURINGA to their respective camps, the spirits NANjA OF A BULTHARA associated with them were supposed MAN OF THE CRANE TOTEM. ARUNTA TRIBE. to be ulways anxious to get back to their old camping grounds. They are said to have been constantly passing backwards and forwards between the two spots, leaving their.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4365; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3331, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a ; but as a general rule the sacred name is one which was possessed by some ancestor since the Alcheringa times, for the simple reason that the Alcheringa ancestors are, unlike what occurs in the Arunta traditions, very few in number. In the latter tribe, however, the more numerous Alcheringa ancestors carried with them Churinga, with which were associated spirit individuals who possessed no definite names, so that new ones had to be invented for the reincarnations of these particular spirits. As we pass northwards from the Arunta we find that the number of T 274 NORTHERN TRIBES OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA chap. Alcheringa ancestors of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4366; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3332, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ason that the Alcheringa ancestors are, unlike what occurs in the Arunta traditions, very few in number. In the latter tribe, however, the more numerous Alcheringa ancestors carried with them Churinga, with which were associated spirit individuals who possessed no definite names, so that new ones had to be invented for the reincarnations of these particular spirits. As we pass northwards from the Arunta we find that the number of T 274 NORTHERN TRIBES OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA chap. Alcheringa ancestors of any totemic group gradually de- creases, until finally we have only one great ancestor for each. The Kaitish tribe forms in this.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4367; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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Thus the Munga- FIG, 92. — STONE.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4368; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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There is not, however, amongst the Worgaia any sacred storehouse equi-.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4369; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3335, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rried out at some spot or spots intimately associated with the Alcheringa history of the totemic group. During its progress there is always some ceremony such as that of allowing the blood of young men of the totem to flow out over the stone which, at Undiara, is intimately associated with the ancestors of the kangaroo totem. The idea of this is to send the spirits, in this particular case of kangaroo animals, out of the stone, in order that they may find their way into kangaroos, and so 1 It will be noticed that this is practically the reverse of what holds true in the Warramunga tribe in the case of the water-hole called.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4370; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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Though a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4371; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3337, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ind him. Diving into the ground at Allawanja he came out again at Aratika, where he met with a whirlwind which took him away up into the sky and carried him to Unjakakka. Then he walked along the sky and came back to his own camp at Ilkalatjilla. Here he died and formed a large Unkura oknanikilla. Two Oruntja Men In the Alcheringa two Oruntja or mischievous spirits camped at a place called Arknina in Unmatjera country. The younger one stayed near the camp searching for vege- table food, while the other went away to hunt for kangaroo. The elder sneaked up behind a kangaroo with his spear, but could not catch it. He tried all day.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4372; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3338, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "to inhabit. Certain spots are frequented by these spirit individuals, but there does not usually appear to be one individual constantly associated with one particular tree or rock. The belief of these tribes is very well illustrated in the case of the trees which border the water-course at Tennant Creek. Each of these is supposed to be inhabited by numerous spirit children, and no woman will strike one of them with a hatchet for fear lest the blow should disturb one of the spirits, and it should immediately come out and enter her body. On the other hand we do, now and again, though only rarely, meet with beliefs similar to those.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4373; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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In the Arunta tribe the spirit individual is spoken of as an iruntaHnia^ and in addition to the latter a second spirit issues from the Nanja, whom the natives call.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4374; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirits in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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The following is an account of what 482 NORTHERN TRIBES OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA chap. took place when a Tjupila man of the Mungaritji (large Varanus.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4375; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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An old Thakomara man ^named Kurkutji, who is a celebrated medicine man in the tribe, told us that one day he walked into a cave in a hill called Yaua, not far away from Borroloola, on the Macarthur River, which.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4376; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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Then he took him away up into the sky and brought him down to earth close to his own camp, where he heard.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4377; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3343, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "vil magic out of men. Then he took him away up into the sky and brought him down to earth close to his own camp, where he heard the natives mourning for him, thinking that he was dead. For a long time he remained in a more or less dazed condition, but gradually he recovered and the natives knew that he had been made into a medicine man. When he operates the spirit Munkaninji is supposed to be near at hand watching him, unseen of course by ordinary people. When taking a bone out, an operation usually conducted under the cover of darkness, Kurkutji first of all sucks very hard at the stomach of the patient and removes a certain.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4378; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3344, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "y those of one of the spirits. Then he is brought to life again, told that he is now a doctor, shown how to take bones and evil magic out of men, and carried up into the sky. Finally he is brought down and placed near to his own camp, where he is found by his friends who have been mourning for him. They ask him what is the matter, and he tells them that the spirits have made him into a doctor. Amongst the powers possessed by a Mara medicine man is that of climbing at night-time by means of a rope, invisible to ordinary mortals, into the sky, where he can hold converse with the star people. The idea in the Anula tribe, which in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4379; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3345, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", one on each wrist. Kaitish tribe. Atnllinga — Pointing-sticks. Kaitish tribe. GLOSSARY OF NATIVE TERMS USED 747 AUimga — Avenging party. Arunta tribe. Atninga unterrima — Name of series of ceremonies attendant on the despatch of the atninga party. Arunta tribe. Atninja — Name of moon. Arunta tribe. Atnin7ti — Mother’s brothers. Kaitish tribe. Atnirinja — -Spirit of dead individual. Kaitish tribe. Atnitta lirima — Endowing the intestines with sight, so that a man can detect the unfaithfulness of his wife or the approach of a kurdditcha. Atnitta idpdilima — Striking the stomachs of men during ceremonies with the head or a stone..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4380; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3346, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hfulness of his wife or the approach of a kurdditcha. Atnitta idpdilima — Striking the stomachs of men during ceremonies with the head or a stone. Arunta tribe. At7i6ngara — Stones put into the body of a medicine man so as to endow him with curative powers. Arunta tribe. At7iU7iga — Name of rabbit bandicoot. Arunta tribe, Attha77iari7iia — Name given to the spirit doubles. Kaitish tribe. Atii7n77iina — Woman’s yam-stick. Kaitish tribe. Atwia-dtwia — Name applied to individuals who perform the ceremony of circumcision in the Arunta tribe. Auaddua—k. grass seed which gives its name to a totemic group. Arunta tribe. Auillia —.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4381; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3347, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "AUSTRALIA Kuntamdra — Name applied to the ceremony of repeating subincision. Warramunga tribe. Kiipitja — Small object worn through the nose by a medicine man. Warramunga tribe. Kurdllia — Stars. Kaitish tribe. Kurdditcha — Name applied to men who are supposed to wear feather shoes when they set out to kill a man. Arunta tribe. Kdirinah — Name given to the spirit which is supposed to enter a woman and be born in human form. Kaitish tribe. Kiirndndi — Mother, mother’s sisters. Warramunga tribe. Kiirta-kiirta — Name applied to anything of a sacred nature, as, for example, the fire at a grave or bull-roarers. Binbinga tribe. Kiirti —.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4382; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3348, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e especially associated with the totemic ancestors. In the Tjingilli and Binbinga tribe the term is applied to the far past times in which their mythic ancestors are supposed to have lived. Mu7iga-77iimga — Certain women of the yam totem who walked over into Queensland, carrying with them ChiirlTtga^ which they deposited by the way at places where they left spirit individuals behind them. Warramunga tribe. Mungaritji — A large Varanid lizard which gives its name to a totemic group. Warramunga tribe. Mu7ikd7ii — Medicine man. Mara and Anula tribes. Mu7ika7ii7iji — Medicine man. Also the name of one of the unfriendly spirit.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4383; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3349, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nsland, carrying with them ChiirlTtga^ which they deposited by the way at places where they left spirit individuals behind them. Warramunga tribe. Mungaritji — A large Varanid lizard which gives its name to a totemic group. Warramunga tribe. Mu7ikd7ii — Medicine man. Mara and Anula tribes. Mu7ika7ii7iji — Medicine man. Also the name of one of the unfriendly spirit individuals. Binbinga tribe. Mimfdlki — Spirit part of individual. Warramunga tribe. Mimtikera carpet snake which gives its name to a totemic group. Warramunga tribe. Mu7iti7tpa- -Spec'vdl pointing-stick belonging to an ancestor of the wild cat totemic group. Warramunga.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4384; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3350, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Pipes, designs on, 707 Pitchis, description of various forms, et seq. Pittongu, dropping stone knives, spears, etc., in various places, 428 Pointing-sticks, ancestor killing a man with, 433 ^ general description of, 455 Pregnancy, food restrictions during, 614 Propitiation of the Wollunqua snake ancestor, 238, 253 idea of, 495 Pubic tassels, 683 Puntidirs, spirit individuals in the Warraniunga tribe making a medicine man, 484 Rain ceremony, Tjingilli and Gnanji tribes, 31 1 Mara and Anula tribes, 313, 314 tradition of Arunta tribe, 393 decorations for, 727 Rainbow, drawn in connection with rain ceremony, Kaitish tribe, 295 in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4385; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3351, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nce more into mulga country, and then, some twenty miles further on, the low Davenport Range is crossed. The main part of it is formed of quartzite, but in the heart of the range, and extending roughly east and west, is a valley filled with granite, which has weathered into large boulder - shaped masses of such a striking form that the place is known as the Devil’s Marbles. Low ridges of granite run in various directions along and across the valley, and on some of these the huge boulders are poised like rocking stones. The valley is hemmed in by quartzite hills from 200 to 300 feet in height. Following down the course of the Dixon.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4386; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "devil in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3352, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "an lying down and a younger man pulling out the hairs on his cheek. Warramunga tribe . . 60 36. The back of a man of the Walpari tribe, showing scars re- sulting from cuts inflicted by stone knives . . 61 37. Side view of a man of the Gnanji tribe, showing the method of plaiting the hair . . . . .62 38. Karawa boy, showing method of plaiting hair . . 63 39. Medicine man, Binbinga tribe. Full face . . 64 40. Medicine man, Binbinga tribe, carrying a wallet on his back. Showing method of plaiting hair. Side face . 65 41. Young man of Anula tribe . . . .66 42. Elderly man of Wilingura tribe . . . .67 43. Elderly man of Wilingura tribe.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4387; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3353, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "aitish tribe .... 129. Spear-head used as pointing apparatus and for evil magic, called Nakitja by the Kaitish tribe 1 30. Scene in the Illionpa corrobboree depicting a man giving Mauia to another individual who is supposed to be lying asleep. Arunta tribe ..... 1 3 1. Man wearing woman’s head-rings as a magic cure for head- ache. Warramunga tribe .... 132. Medicine man in the Warramunga tribe wearing the magic Kupitja through the hole in the nasal septum 133. A child’s tree grave. Kaitish tribe 134. Death scene. Warramunga tribe 135. Tree grave of an adult ..... 136. Man with gashed thigh, during mourning ceremonies. Warramunga.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4388; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3354, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "formed a kind of informal council which used to meet and determine upon what should be done, and who should perform the various ceremonies ; in fact they had entire control of the proceedings. One of them, curiously enough, did not belong to the Warramunga tribe but was a Worgaia man. He frequently visits the tribe, however, and, being a very distinguished medicine man who has actually made a large number of medicine men in the Warramunga tribe, he is looked upon as one of the purntuku, a term which is the equivalent of that of oknirabata (great teacher) in the Arunta. This man actually took the lead in connection with the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4389; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3355, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "heir respective totem groups, are addressed as purntuku by the younger men, who treat them with the greatest deference. On one occasion, during a general quarrel, we saw one of the younger men, though he was, it must be remembered, quite mature and probably between thirty-five and forty years of age, attempt to strike one of the older men. The culprit was a medicine man, but, immediately he had committed this grave offence, his medical powers departed from him. Before going any further we may make a few general 1 Wollunqua is the name of a huge, mythic snake, supposed to have been the ancestor of a totemic group. The ceremonies.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4390; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3356, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "very neatly wound round and round so as to produce the appearance of a closely fitting cap on the top of the head. This is particularly well seen in the case FIG. 27. — MAN OF THE WARRAMUNGA TRIBE, SHOWING THE HOLE IN THE NASAL SEPTUM BROKEN THROUGH. of a Karawa boy (Fig. 38) and also in that of a Binbinga man, this particular individual being a celebrated medicine man (Fig. 40). The hair, on the face is again very scanty. The true coastal tribes are characterised by having very curly hair, which in some cases approximates closely to the woolly type, but is never really so, though the casual observer would be very likely to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4391; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3357, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "^ then we have an index of 71.2 for the men and one of 71.3 for the women, which is just slightly below the average Australian cephalTc index of 71.5. The indices in the males v\"afy between 80.5 and 66.6, the former being that of an Arunta man, and the latter — a remarkably low one — that of a Warramunga man, the present head of a leading totemic FIG. 39. — MEDICINE MAN, BINBINGA TRIBE. FULL FACE. group, a very quiet reserved man, but an individual of con- siderable influence in the tribe. In the case of the females the indices vary from 80.7 in an Arunta woman to 68.1 in a Warramunga woman. Out of 14 Warramunga women no fewer.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4392; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3358, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "5. Arranging the series of 67 measurements, including those of both men and women according to Broca’s divi- sions,^ we find that 58 are dolichocephalic, 5 are sub-doli- chocephalic, and 4 are mesaticephalic. With the exception of I woman all of the Warramunga — that is the northern ^ That is, after subtracting the two units. II PHYSICAL FEATURES FIG. 40. — MEDICINE MAN, BINBINGA TRIBE, CARRYING A WALLET ON HIS BACK. SHOWING METHOD OF PLAITING HAIR. SIDE FACE. are dolichocephalic, 2 are sub - dolichocephalic, and i is mesaticephalic. In this case the greatest divergence from dolichocephaly is to be found amongst the 4 Warramunga.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4393; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3359, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s of his victim. He then stoops down, and turning his back towards the camp takes the irna in both hands and jerks it repeatedly over his shoulder, muttering the same curses again. The evil magic called arungquiltha goes from the point of the irna straight to the man, who afterwards, without apparent cause, sickens and dies, unless his life be saved by some medicine man who can discover and remove the evil magic. The irna is then concealed, for if it were FIG. 122. — TAKULA, A FLATTENED POINTING-STICK ORNAMENTED WITH BURNT DESIGNS AND RINGS OF BIRDS’ DOWN. ARUNTA TRIBE. known that any one had “ pointed the bone,” that man would at.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4394; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3360, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ine men may be given. They are supposed in every case to have had stones or other objects placed in their bodies by certain spirit individuals, and by virtue of them they can counteract, to a greater or less extent, the evil magic to which any bodily pain is always attributed. With the one exception of the Anula tribe, on the Gulf coast, the function of the medicine man is to withdraw, and not to impart, evil magic. In some other tribes — as, for example, those described by Roth in Central Queensland ^ — the medicine men are provided, by some mythic individual or animal, with special pointing-sticks or bones, by means of which.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4395; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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In.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4396; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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As a general rule they are made by the spirits called irunt- arinia^ or their equivalents, and in all cases their.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4397; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3363, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pense for his services. In all essential points the making of medicine men is closely similar in the Arunta, Unmatjera, and Kaitish tribes. As a general rule they are made by the spirits called irunt- arinia^ or their equivalents, and in all cases their functions consist to a great extent in the removal of “bones” and other forms of evil magic. A celebrated medicine man named Ilpailurkna, a member of the Unmatjera tribe, told us that, when he was made into a medicine man, a very old doctor came one day and threw some of his atnongara stones ^ at him with a spear-thrower. Some hit him on the chest, others went right through his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4398; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3364, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hrough his head, from ear to ear, killing him. The old man then cut out all of his insides, intestines, liver, heart, lungs — everything in fact, and left him lying all night long on the ground. In the morning the old man came and looked at him and placed some more atnongara stones inside 1 These atnongara stones are small crystalline structures which every medicine man is supposed to be able to produce at will from his body, through which it is believed that they are distributed. In fact it is the possession of these stones which gives his virtue to the medicine man. XV THE MAKING AND POWER OF MEDICINE MEN 48 his body and in his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4399; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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When this was so he provided him with a complete set of new inside parts, placed a lot more.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4400; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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When he awoke he had no idea as to where he was, and said, “ Tju, tju^ tju ” — “ I think I am lost.” But when he looked round he saw the old medicine man standing beside him, and the old man said, “.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4401; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3367, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "et of new inside parts, placed a lot more atnongara stones in him, and patted him on the head, which caused him to jump up alive. The old medicine man then made him drink water and eat meat containing atnongara stones. When he awoke he had no idea as to where he was, and said, “ Tju, tju^ tju ” — “ I think I am lost.” But when he looked round he saw the old medicine man standing beside him, and the old man said, “ No, you are not lost ; I killed you a long time ago.” Ilpailurkna had completely forgotten who he was and all about his past life. After a time the old man led him back to his camp and showed it to him, and told him that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4402; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3368, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ime ago.” Ilpailurkna had completely forgotten who he was and all about his past life. After a time the old man led him back to his camp and showed it to him, and told him that the woman there was his lubra, for he had forgotten all about her. His coming back in this way and his strange behaviour at once showed the other natives that he had been made into a medicine man. Just as in the Arunta tribe, the medicine man must be very careful not to eat too much fat, or to allow a big ant to bite him, for if either of these things should happen the atnongara stones would leave his body, and with them he would lose his medical powers. He.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4403; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "medicine man in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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Binbinga tribe, organisation of, iii Bingongina tribe, classes of, loi Birds, the plover associated with rain, its call imitated, 295 Blindness, produced by magic, 471 Blood, boy sucking this from the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4404; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "Baiame in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3370, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "f the rain totem group in the Kaitish tribe — Relationship between a man and his totemic animal or plant in the Kaitish and Unmatjera — Members of totemic groups are responsible for ensuring the supply of the totemic animal or plant — The origin of the totemic ancestors in the Warramunga nation — Members of each totemic group are the direct offspring of one ancestral being — Ancestor changing totem in the Warra- munga tribe — Loss of association between the individual and the Churinga in the northern tribes — Clear division of totemic groups between the two moieties of the tribe in the Warramunga — Members of one moiety taking.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4405; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "ancestral being in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "ancestral being", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4189, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s pregnant, the child, when born, is regarded as the reincarna- tion of one of the spirit ancestors associated with that spot, and therefore it belongs to that particular totemic group. Every one of their ancestors is also believed to have been a member of one of the four classes or eight subclasses into which the tribe is now divided. As a general rule the spirit is supposed to enter a woman whose children are born into the class to which it, the spirit, itself belongs, but every now and again they go into the wrong mother, with the result that they are born into the wrong class. The individual can thus in successive.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5340; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4190, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "le in the Arunta tribe. Every man belongs to one special totemic group, but he may be more or less closely associated with one or more other groups, owing to special reasons. In some cases the members of two Alcheringa totemic groups may have camped near to one another and have performed sacred cererhbnies at two spots very close together. In this event the spirit individuals of those ancestors have, to a certain extent, a mutual interest in the two totems, and their descendants will regard each other as closely associated, so far as totemic matters are concerned. Thus, for example, at Imanda on the Hugh River, the ancestors of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5341; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4191, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Unkurta visited a Qualpa (long-tailed rat), an Arawa (wallaby), and an Atnunga (rabbit bandicoot), telling each of them the same thing. Finally he returned to his own camp, and sent out his off- spring in various directions that they might give rise to Unkurta people in different parts of the country. All of them finally went into the ground, leaving their spirit parts ^ See later. ^ The name applied by the Arunta to a man old and learned in tribal customs. It means a great teacher. 156 NORTHERN TRIBES OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA chap. behind them, and they are now constantly undergoing reincarnation as Unkurta men and women, the spirit.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5342; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4192, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "different parts of the country. All of them finally went into the ground, leaving their spirit parts ^ See later. ^ The name applied by the Arunta to a man old and learned in tribal customs. It means a great teacher. 156 NORTHERN TRIBES OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA chap. behind them, and they are now constantly undergoing reincarnation as Unkurta men and women, the spirit children entering the women just as they do in the Arunta tribe. The old Unkurta himself had a lot of Churinga which remained behind at his camp when he himself died. It will be noticed that this origin of a large number of individuals from one great ancestor is very.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5343; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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In a third tradition relating to the ancestors of the rain or water totem, we meet first of all with an old man, a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5344; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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Here, in the Warramunga and allied.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5345; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1904, "title": "spirit in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Northern Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/northerntribesof00spen/northerntribesof00spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4195, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the Arunta. Here, in the Warramunga and allied tribes, we completely lose sight of the latter feature, and in the instance of every totem with which we are acquainted, save one or two exceptional cases, there is merely one great ancestor, half human, half beast, or plant, who wandered about the country performing ceremonies at spots where he left behind him spirit children who emanated from his body.^ In essential features this belief is very closely similar to that of the Urabunna tribe, in which descent is counted in the female line. All of the members of a totemic group ^ For details in regard to this see later. 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He supposed that native term, which he found and did not introduce, to be a derivative from the verb baia, or biai, 'to make.' Literally, however, at least in Euahlayi, the word byamee means 'great one.' In its sense as the name of the All Father it is not supposed to be used by women or by the uninitiated.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1528; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Byamee in Byamee and Social Organisation", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. 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In answer he had taken up a handful of crystal pebbles and thrown them from the sky down into the water in a stone basin on the top of the sacred mountain; as the pebbles fell in, the water splashed up into the clouds above, whence it descended as the desired rain.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1531; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "spirit in Byamee and Social Organisation", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. 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Langloh Parker ​ CHAPTER II THE ALL FATHER, BYAMEE As throughout the chapters on the customary laws, mysteries, and legends of the Euahlayi, there occur frequent mentions of a superhuman though anthropomorphic being named Byamee (in Kamilaroi and Wirádjuri 'Baiame'), it is necessary to give a preliminary account of the beliefs.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1535; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Baiame in Byamee and Social Organisation", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_2", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1358, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "one has but to run out when the clouds are overhead, and, looking at the sky, call aloud 'Gullee boorboor. Gullee boorboor.' 'Water come down. Water come down.' Or should it be raining too much, the last possible child of a woman can stop it by burning Midjeer wood. Bootha told me after one rain that she had sent one of her tutelary spirits to tell Boyjerh—Byamee is called by women and children Boyjerh—that the country wanted rain. In answer he had taken up a handful of crystal pebbles and thrown them from the sky down into the water in a stone basin on the top of the sacred mountain; as the pebbles fell in, the water splashed up.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1536; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "spirit in Byamee and Social Organisation", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_2", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1359, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "up a handful of crystal pebbles and thrown them from the sky down into the water in a stone basin on the top of the sacred mountain; as the pebbles fell in, the water splashed up into the clouds above, whence it descended as the desired rain. It is told to me, that at some initiatory rites the oldest medicine man, or Wirreenun, present addresses a prayer to Byamee, asking him to give them long life, as they have kept his law. ​The tribesmen do not profess to pray, or to have prayed, to Byamee on any occasions except at funerals, and at the conclusion of the Boorah. As for Byamee's relation to ethics, it will be stated in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1537; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Wirreenun in Byamee and Social Organisation", "canonical_figure": "Wirreenun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. 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As for Byamee's relation to ethics, it will be stated in the chapter on the tribal ceremonies, while the stories as to the rewards and punishments of the future life will be given in their place..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1538; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Wirreenun in Byamee and Social Organisation", "canonical_figure": "Wirreenun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_2", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1361, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Ridley's book, have been attached to his name by educated Kamilaroi. But he was a worshipful being, revealed in the mysteries, long before missionaries came, as all my informants aver. There has, indeed, been much dispute as to whether the Aborigines of Australia have any idea, or germ of an idea, of a God; anything more than vague beliefs about unattached spirits, mainly mischievous, who might be propitiated or scared away. Mr. Huxley maintained this view, as did Mr. Herbert Spencer. Both of these authors, who have great influence on popular opinion, omitted to notice the contradictory statement of Waitz, published in 1872. He.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1539; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "spirit in Byamee and Social Organisation", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. 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Any injury to his yunbeai hurts the man ​himself In danger he has the power to assume the shape of his yunbeai, which of course is a great assistance to him, especially in legendary lore; but, on the other hand, a yunbeai is almost a Heel of Achilles to a wirreenun (see the chapter on Medicine and Magic).", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1541; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Wirreenun in The Medicine Men", "canonical_figure": "Wirreenun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_3", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1364, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The yunbeai is a sort of alter ego; a man's spirit is in his yunbeai, and his yunbeai's spirit in him.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1542; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "spirit in The Medicine Men", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. 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The boy, shaking and shivering, made a spluttering noise with his lips; after that he could eat of the hitherto forbidden food.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1543; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "wizard in The Medicine Men", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_3", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1366, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "​When a boy, after his first Boorah, killed his first emu, whether it was his Dhé, or totem, or not, his father made him lie on the bird before it was cooked. Afterwards a wirreenun (wizard) and the father rubbed the fat on the boy's joints, and put apiece of the flesh in his mouth. 'The boy chewed it, making a noise as he did so of fright and disgust; finally he dropped the meat from his mouth, making a blowing noise through his lips of 'Ooh! Ooh! Ooh!' After that he could eat the flesh.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1544; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "wizard in The Medicine Men", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_3", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1367, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "him, though it is possible that there may have been a time in tribal history, now forgotten, when totems were wunnarl, and these ceremonies may be all that is left to point to that time. ​When a boy, after his first Boorah, killed his first emu, whether it was his Dhé, or totem, or not, his father made him lie on the bird before it was cooked. Afterwards a wirreenun (wizard) and the father rubbed the fat on the boy's joints, and put apiece of the flesh in his mouth. 'The boy chewed it, making a noise as he did so of fright and disgust; finally he dropped the meat from his mouth, making a blowing noise through his lips of 'Ooh!.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1545; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "wizard in The Medicine Men", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_3", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1368, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The children of Kubbootha will be Thus, you see, they take, if girls, their grandmother's and her sisters' 'class' names in common; if boys, the 'class' name of their grandmother's brothers. Both men and women are often addressed by these names when spoken to. A propos of names, a child is never called at night by the same name as in the daytime, lest the 'devils' hear it and entice him away. Names are made for the newly born according to circumstances; a girl born under a Dheal tree, for example, was called Dheala. Any incident happening at the time of birth may gain a child a name, such as a particular lizard passing. Two of my.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1546; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in The Medicine Men", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_3", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1369, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e, or one of its multiplex totems, and show no sign of sorrow or anger; but should any one speak evil of the Beewee, or of any of its multiplex totems, there will be a quarrel. There will likewise be a quarrel if any one dares to mimic a totem, either by drawing one, except at Boorahs, or imitating it in any way. There are members of the tribes, principally wizards, or men intended to be such, who are given an individual totem called Yunbeai. This they must never eat or they will die. Any injury to his yunbeai hurts the man ​himself In danger he has the power to assume the shape of his yunbeai, which of course is a great.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1547; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "wizard in The Medicine Men", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_3", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1370, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "He has Gubberahs, or clever stones, in which are the active spirits of evil-working devils, as well as others to work good. Should a Doowee once get into this wirreenun's bag, which has the power of self-movement, there is not a great chance of getting it back, though it is sometimes said to be done by a rival combination of magic. The worst of it is that ordinary people have no power over their Doowees; all they can do is to guard against their escaping by trying to keep their mouths shut while asleep.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1548; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in More About the Medicine Men", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_4", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1371, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "In his Minggah a wirreenun will probably keep some Wundah, or white devil spirits, with which to work evil. There, too, he often keeps his yunbeai, or animal spirit—that is, his individual totem, not hereditary one. All wirreenuns have a yunbeai, and sometimes a special favourite of the wirreenuns is given a yunbeai too—or in the event of any one being very ill, he is given a yunbeai, and the strength of that animal goes into the patient, making him strong again, or a dying wirreenun leaves his yunbeai to some one else. Though this spirit gives extra strength it likewise gives an extra danger, for any injury to the animal hurts.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1549; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in More About the Medicine Men", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_4", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1372, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The big mountainous clouds when they come from the south-west are said to be Mullyan, the eagle-hawk, who makes the south-west wind claimed by Maira, paddy melon totem, one of whose multiplex totems Mullyan is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1550; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Mullyan in The Making of Medicine Men", "canonical_figure": "Mullyan", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1373, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "you ​would insult him: it is not dust, it is the pollen off the pines, and so a multiplex totem to him! The winds belong to various totems, and the rains are claimed by the totem whose wind it was that blew it up. If a storm comes up without wind it belongs to Bohrah, the kangaroo. The big mountainous clouds when they come from the south-west are said to be Mullyan, the eagle-hawk, who makes the south-west wind claimed by Maira, paddy melon totem, one of whose multiplex totems Mullyan is. The crow keeps the cold west wind in a hollow log, as she was too fond of blowing up hurricanes; she escapes sometimes, but the crow hunts her.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1551; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Mullyan in The Making of Medicine Men", "canonical_figure": "Mullyan", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1374, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o various totems, and the rains are claimed by the totem whose wind it was that blew it up. If a storm comes up without wind it belongs to Bohrah, the kangaroo. The big mountainous clouds when they come from the south-west are said to be Mullyan, the eagle-hawk, who makes the south-west wind claimed by Maira, paddy melon totem, one of whose multiplex totems Mullyan is. The crow keeps the cold west wind in a hollow log, as she was too fond of blowing up hurricanes; she escapes sometimes, but the crow hunts her back. But they say the log is rotting and she will get away yet, when there will be great wreckage and quite a change in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1552; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Mullyan in The Making of Medicine Men", "canonical_figure": "Mullyan", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_9", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1375, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The Pleiades are seven sisters, as usual, the dimmed ones having been dulled because on earth Wurrunnah seized them and tried to melt the crystal off them at a fire; for, beautiful as they were with their long hair, they ​were ice-maidens. But he was unsuccessful beyond dulling their brightness, for the ice as it melted put out the fire. The two ice-maidens were miserable on earth with him, and eventually escaped by the aid of one of their 'multiplex totems,' the pine-tree. Wurrunnah had told them to get him pine bark. Now the Meamei—Pleiades—belong to the Beewee totem, so does the pine-tree. They chopped the pine bark, and as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1553; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Wurrunnah in Legends and Spirit Figures", "canonical_figure": "Wurrunnah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_11", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1376, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Men had desired all the sisters when once they travelled on earth, but they kept themselves unspotted from the world, with the exception of the two Wurrunnah captured by stratagem.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1554; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Wurrunnah in Legends and Spirit Figures", "canonical_figure": "Wurrunnah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_11", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1377, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The Southern Crown is Mullyan, the eagle-hawk. The Southern Cross was the first Minggah, or spirit tree a huge Yaraan, which was the medium for the translation of the first man who died on earth to the sky. The white cockatoos which used to roost in this tree when they saw it moving skywards followed it, and are following it still as Mouyi, the pointers. The other Yaraan trees wailed for the sadness that death brought into the world, weeping tears of blood. The red gum which crystallises down their trunks is the tears.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1555; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Mullyan in Legends and Spirit Figures", "canonical_figure": "Mullyan", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_11", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1421, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Of eclipses there are various accounts. Some say it is Yhi, the sun, the wanton woman, who has overtaken at last her enemy the moon, who scorned her love, and whom now she tries to kill, but the spirits intervene, dreading a return to a dark world. Some say the enemies have managed to get evil spirits into each other which are destroying them. The wirreenuns chant incantations to oust these spirits of evil, and when the eclipse is over claim a triumph of their magic.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1599; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Yhi in Legends and Spirit Figures", "canonical_figure": "Yhi", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_11", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1422, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Another account says that Yhi, the sun, after many lovers, tried to ensnare Bahloo, the moon; but he would have none of her, and so she chases him across the sky, telling the spirits who stand round the sky holding it up, that if they let him escape past them to earth, she will throw down the spirit who sits in the sky holding the ends of the Kurrajong ropes which they guard at the other end, and if that spirit falls the earth will be hurled down into everlasting darkness.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1600; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Yhi in Legends and Spirit Figures", "canonical_figure": "Yhi", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_11", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1423, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Across the creek is another very old tree, having one hollow part in which is said to be secreted a shell which old Wurrunnah, the traveller of the tribes, and the first to see the sea, brought back. No one would dare to touch the shell. The tribe of a neighbouring creek, when we were first at the station, used to threaten to come and get it, but the men of the local tribe used to muster to protect it from desecration even at the expense of their lives.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1601; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Wurrunnah in Legends and Spirit Figures", "canonical_figure": "Wurrunnah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_11", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1424, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ts wings. Of eclipses there are various accounts. Some say it is Yhi, the sun, the wanton woman, who has overtaken at last her enemy the moon, who scorned her love, and whom now she tries to kill, but the spirits intervene, dreading a return to a dark world. Some say the enemies have managed to get evil spirits into each other which are destroying them. The wirreenuns chant incantations to oust these spirits of evil, and when the eclipse is over claim a triumph of their magic. Another account says that Yhi, the sun, after many lovers, tried to ensnare Bahloo, the moon; but he would have none of her, and so she chases him across.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1602; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Yhi in Legends and Spirit Figures", "canonical_figure": "Yhi", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_11", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1425, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", and when you see that he has turned round as the position of the Milky Way is altered, you may expect rain; he never moves except to make it. A waving dark shadow that you will see along the same course is Kurreah, the crocodile. To get to the Warrambool, the Wurrawilberoo, two dark spots in Scorpio, have to be passed. They are devils who try to catch the spirits of the dead; sometimes even coming to earth, when they animate whirlwinds and strike terror into the blacks. The old men try to keep them from racing through the camp by throwing their spears and boomerangs at them. The Pleiades are seven sisters, as usual, the dimmed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1603; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Wurrunnah in Legends and Spirit Figures", "canonical_figure": "Wurrunnah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_11", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1426, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "vers that at first the tribes were meant to live for ever. The women were told never to go near a certain hollow tree. The bees made a nest in this tree; the women coveted the honey, but the men forbade them to go near it. But at last one woman determined to get that honey; chop went her tomahawk into that hollow trunk, and out flew a huge bat. This was the spirit of death which was now let free to roam the world, claiming all it could touch with its wings. Of eclipses there are various accounts. Some say it is Yhi, the sun, the wanton woman, who has overtaken at last her enemy the moon, who scorned her love, and whom now she.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1604; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Yhi in Legends and Spirit Figures", "canonical_figure": "Yhi", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_11", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1427, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Time passed; they did not return, so were supposed to be dead too. Then arose the rumour that their ghosts had been seen, and to this day it is said the plain of Weawarra is haunted by them.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1605; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in Glossary and Belief Terms", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_16", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1428, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "idows—who had refused to marry again, declaring their husbands yet lived, and that one day they would find them—disappeared. Time passed; they did not return, so were supposed to be dead too. Then arose the rumour that their ghosts had been seen, and to this day it is said the plain of Weawarra is haunted by them. Should men camp there at night, these women spirits silently steal into the camp. The men, thinking they are women from some tribe they do not know, speak to them; but silently there they sit, making no answer, and vanish again before the dawn of day, to renew their search night after night. The high ridges above.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1606; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in Glossary and Belief Terms", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_16", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1429, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "eaten by the ​enemy. Their young widows spent days searching for them, after the tribe had given up hope of finding them. At last the widows—who had refused to marry again, declaring their husbands yet lived, and that one day they would find them—disappeared. Time passed; they did not return, so were supposed to be dead too. Then arose the rumour that their ghosts had been seen, and to this day it is said the plain of Weawarra is haunted by them. Should men camp there at night, these women spirits silently steal into the camp. The men, thinking they are women from some tribe they do not know, speak to them; but silently there they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1607; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in Glossary and Belief Terms", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_16", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1434, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Howitt is also the term used by the Wirádjuri and Kamilaroi, 'Baiame' or 'Byamee.' The Euahlayi, however, possess myths, beliefs, and usages not recorded as extant among the Kamilaroi, but rather forming a link with the ideas of peoples dwelling much further west, such as the tribes, on Lake Eyre, and the southernmost Arunta of the centre.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1612; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Byamee in Introductory Belief Context", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_1", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1435, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "There is a belief in spirit-haunted trees, as among the Arunta, and there is a form of the Arunta myth of the 'Dream Time,' the age of pristine evolution.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1613; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "spirit in Introductory Belief Context", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_1", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1436, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "My anthropological reading was scanty, but I was well acquainted with and believed in Mr. Herbert Spencer's 'Ghost theory' of the origin of religion in the worship of ancestral spirits. What I learned from the natives surprised me, and shook my faith in Mr. Spencer's theory, with which it seemed incompatible.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1614; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "spirit in Introductory Belief Context", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_1", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1437, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "eir south-east, but is clearly allied with it, many names of animals being the same in both tongues. A few names of animals are shared with the Wirádjuri speech, as Mullian, Eagle Hawk; Pelican, Goolayyahlee (Wirádjuri, Gulaiguli). The term for the being called 'The All Father' by Mr. Howitt is also the term used by the Wirádjuri and Kamilaroi, 'Baiame' or 'Byamee.' The Euahlayi, however, possess myths, beliefs, and usages not recorded as extant among the Kamilaroi, but rather forming a link with the ideas of peoples dwelling much further west, such as the tribes, on Lake Eyre, and the southernmost Arunta of the centre. Thus,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1615; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Byamee in Introductory Belief Context", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_1", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1438, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s the tribes, on Lake Eyre, and the southernmost Arunta of the centre. Thus, there is a limited and modified shape of the central and northern belief in reincarnation, and there is a great development of what are called by Mr. Howitt 'sub-totems,' which have been found most in a region of Northern Victoria, to the south of the Euahlayi. There is a belief in spirit-haunted trees, as among the Arunta, and there is a form of the Arunta myth of the 'Dream Time,' the age of pristine evolution. The Euahlayi thus present a mixture of ideas and usages which appears to be somewhat peculiar and deserving of closer study than it has.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1616; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "spirit in Introductory Belief Context", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_1", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1439, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ey were on very good terms with me. They would exchange gifts with me: I might receive a carved weapon, and one of them some tobacco. The giving was not all on my side, by any means. My anthropological reading was scanty, but I was well acquainted with and believed in Mr. Herbert Spencer's 'Ghost theory' of the origin of religion in the worship of ancestral spirits. What I learned from the natives surprised me, and shook my faith in Mr. Spencer's theory, with which it seemed incompatible. In hearing the old blacks tell their legends you notice a great difference between them as raconteurs—some tell the bare plot or feature of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1617; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "spirit in Introductory Belief Context", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_1", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1440, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "'Wahl you frightened, wahl me hurt you. I only womba—mad—all yowee—spirits—in me tell me gubbah—good-I lib 'long a youee; bimeby I come back big feller wirreenun; wahl you frightened? I not hurt you.'", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1618; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Wirreenun in Spirits and Wirreenun", "canonical_figure": "Wirreenun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_6", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1441, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Guadgee answered all she was asked. She said Adelaide was made ill because she had offended the spirits by bathing in the creek under the shade of a Minggah, or spirit-tree, a place tabooed to all but wirreenuns, or such as hold communion with spirits.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1619; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Wirreenun in Spirits and Wirreenun", "canonical_figure": "Wirreenun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_6", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1442, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "In this Minggah, Guadgee said, were swarms of bees invisible to all but wirreenuns, and they are ready always to resent any insult to the Minggah or its shadow. These spirit-bees had entered Adelaide and secreted some wax on her liver; their bites, Guadgee said, were on her back.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1620; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Wirreenun in Spirits and Wirreenun", "canonical_figure": "Wirreenun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_6", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1443, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Bootha got up then, came over to the patient, took her hand, rubbed it round the wrist several times, muttering an incantation; then saying she would see her again next day, off she went, taking, she told us, all the spirits away inside her, whence at desire they could be returned to such Minggah in their own Noorunbah, or hereditary hunting-grounds, as wirreenuns had placed them in, or to roam at their pleasure when not required by those in authority over spirits. Our old spiritualist denies us freedom even in the after-life she promises us.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1621; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Wirreenun in Spirits and Wirreenun", "canonical_figure": "Wirreenun", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. 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She also planted in my garden two other witch-poles, one painted red and having a cross-bar about midway down it from which raddled strings were attached to the top; this was to keep away the Euloowayi, black fellows possessed of devils, who came from behind the sunset.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1622; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in Spirits and Wirreenun", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_6", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1445, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "They say that long ago the wirreenuns always used to have a sort of totem wizard-stick guarding the front of their camps.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1623; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "wizard in Spirits and Wirreenun", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. 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Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_6", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1447, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e post herself and carried it in. These posts are painted red, black, and white, with a snaky pattern, the Kurreah sign, on them. She also planted in my garden two other witch-poles, one painted red and having a cross-bar about midway down it from which raddled strings were attached to the top; this was to keep away the Euloowayi, black fellows possessed of devils, who came from behind the sunset. The other was a plain red-painted, tapering pine-pole which she said, when it fell to the ground, would tell of the death of some one related to an inmate of the house. Should it lean towards the house it foretold misfortune; or if she.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1625; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in Spirits and Wirreenun", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. 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Round and round it eddied, a dust-devil dancing a dance of death.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1626; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in Spirit Stories", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. 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If any one even takes up a stick or stone to throw at them, hardly is it raised from the ground when the would-be assailant is forcibly knocked over, though he sees nothing but the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1627; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Byamee in Spirit Stories", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_10", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1450, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Hippi said a great deal more would have been spoken and sung at the grave if the dead person had been a man. His spirit would have in a short sort of prayer been commended to Byamee, who would have been intreated to let the dead enter Bullimah (heaven), as he had kept the Boorah laws—that is, of course, if he had been initiated: the spirits of the uninitiated wander until they are reincarnated, and never enter Bullimah. One curious coincidence occurred in connection with this burial.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1628; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "Byamee in Spirit Stories", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_10", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1451, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "totem, which was Beemunny's. As Yellen spoke in a hushed sad voice, suddenly, though no breath of wind was stirring, sprang up on the edge of the camp a boolee, rearing its head as if it were a living thing. Round it whirled, snatching the dead leaves of the Coolabahs, swirling them with the dust it gathered into a spiral column, which sped, as if indeed a spirit animated it, straight to the camp of the dying woman. Round and round it eddied, a dust-devil dancing a dance of death. The watchers drew nearer to Beemunny, who was past heeding even the spirits of evil. The women in other camps clutched their children to them, but spoke.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1629; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in Spirit Stories", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_10", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1452, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The opossums all disappeared from our district. When we were first there they were very numerous and used to make raids at night to my rose-bushes—great havoc the result. It is said a very great wirreenun—wizard—willed them away so that his enemy, whose yunbeai, or personal totem, the opossum was, should die. This design was frustrated by counter magic; two powerful wizards appeared and, acting in concert, put a new yunbeai into the dying man; he recovered.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1630; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "wizard in Byamee and Wirreenun", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_13", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1453, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ebillahs burrow into the sand and leave their young there as soon as the faintest feel of a spine appears. The baby piggiebillahs look like little indiarubber toys. The opossums all disappeared from our district. When we were first there they were very numerous and used to make raids at night to my rose-bushes—great havoc the result. It is said a very great wirreenun—wizard—willed them away so that his enemy, whose yunbeai, or personal totem, the opossum was, should die. This design was frustrated by counter magic; two powerful wizards appeared and, acting in concert, put a new yunbeai into the dying man; he recovered. When the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1631; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "wizard in Byamee and Wirreenun", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_13", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1454, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "While on the subject of personal decoration I forgot the Moobir, or cuts on the bodies, some of which are tribal marks, some marks of mourning, some merely of ornamentation. Both men and women are seen with these marks in the Narran district; some huge wales on the skin from the shoulders half-way down the back, some on the chest and the forepart of the arms. They are cut with a stone knife, licked along by the medicine man, filled in with charcoal, and the skin let grow over.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1632; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "medicine man in Medicine Man Notes", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_14", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1455, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e back, some on the chest and the forepart of the arms. They are cut with a stone knife, licked along by the medicine man, filled in with charcoal, and the skin let grow over. Various reasons are given for these marks: some say they are to give strength, others as a tribal sign, others just to look pretty. Some give the final reason for everything, 'Because Byamee say so.' In summer the blacks are great bathers, and play all sorts of games in the water. Their soap is clay; they rub themselves with that, the women plastering it under their arms again and again; the little children rub themselves all over with it, then tumble into.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1633; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "medicine man in Medicine Man Notes", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_14", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1456, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e Moobir, or cuts on the bodies, some of which are tribal marks, some marks of mourning, some merely of ornamentation. Both men and women are seen with these marks in the Narran district; some huge wales on the skin from the shoulders half-way down the back, some on the chest and the forepart of the arms. They are cut with a stone knife, licked along by the medicine man, filled in with charcoal, and the skin let grow over. Various reasons are given for these marks: some say they are to give strength, others as a tribal sign, others just to look pretty. Some give the final reason for everything, 'Because Byamee say so.' In summer.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1634; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North-western New South Wales", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1905, "title": "medicine man in Medicine Man Notes", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Wikisource", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "The Euahlayi Tribe; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Euahlayi_Tribe/Chapter_14", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2206, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "a cry that echoed in my helmet.\" (Page 90.) A Crime, of the Undtf-Stus] [Frontispiece A CRIME OF THE UNDER-SEAS By GUY BOOTHBY Author of \"A Bid for Fortune\" \" Doctor Nikola\" \" The Beautiful White Devil\" \" Pharos, the Egyptian\" etc. etc. ILLUSTRATIONS BY STANLEY L. WOOD LONDON WARD LOCK & CO LIMITED 1905 PR C7 CONTENTS »AGB A CRIME OF THE UNDER-SEAS • ... 7 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN » , . . . . 153 THE TREASURE OF SACRAMENTO NICK . . .201 INTO THE OUTER DARKNESS 241 THE STORY OF TOMMY DODD AND \" THE ROOSTER \" 257 QUOD ERAT DEMONSTRANDUM . . . .269 CUPID AND PSYCHE 281 MISPLACED AFFECTIONS 291 IN GREAT WATERS ....... 305 MR. ARISTOCRAT.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2418; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "The Phantom Stockman in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "The Phantom Stockman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2207, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ton Garden.\" The great black pearl which was the cause of all that has been told in this story is now amongst the most valued jewels of an Empress, How little, when it lies black as night upon her snow-white bosom, does she think what it cost in human life, or of the part it played in the drama to which I now invariably refer as \"A CRIME OF THE UNDER-SEAS.\" The Phantom Stockman A REMARKABLY charming situation, and as pretty a homestead as any I have seen in the Bush,'* I said. \" You have certainly worked wonders during the short time you have been in possession.\" It was a moonlight night, and Jim Spicer and I were sitting in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2419; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "The Phantom Stockman in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "The Phantom Stockman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2208, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "n hearing that I did not feel tired, her husband had invited me to bring my pipe and grog into the verandah, where we could chat about old times without disturbing anybody. I had only arrived that afternoon from Mel bourne, and, as we had not met for more than three years, it may be easily imagined that we had much to say to each other. Years before 153 154 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN we had been on a station together in Queens land, had done two overlanding trips in the same party, and had more than once tried our luck upon the gold-fields in partnership. Then he had taken a billet as manager of a big station in the Far West, and I had.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2420; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "The Phantom Stockman in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "The Phantom Stockman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2209, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hearty welcome, but would be very thankful for my assistance in unravelling a mystery which up to the time of writing had baffled him completely. What the mystery was he did not say. Now, as all the Bush world knows, Warra doona, despite the fact that it is on the direct overlanding route to Western Queensland, is one of the most unget-at-able places on the THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 155 face of our great Island Continent. To begin with, you have a four hundred mile railway journey, then a coach ride of upwards of two hundred more, which will bring you to the township of Yarrapanya, a settlement of four houses at the junction of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2421; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "The Phantom Stockman in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "The Phantom Stockman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2210, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "n the Bush. The property itself is a large one, and certainly the best in that district. The homestead is a neat Bush building con structed of wood, roofed with shingles, and boasting on every side a broad verandah. It is built on the side of a hill and overlooks the plain that separates the higher land from the river. Away to the north where the Ranges 156 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN trend in towards the Creek, there is a narrow pass through which come all the overlanding parties bringing cattle from Queensland to the south. To the southward a dense Mulga Scrub commences, and clothes the whole face of the hills as far as the eye can.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2422; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "phantom in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2211, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s,\" said Spicer, as he walked to the rail of the verandah, and looked down upon the moonlit plain, \" it is, as you say, by no means a bad sort of place. As I shall show you to morrow, the station buildings are above the average in point of completeness, the run is w ell sheltered and grassed, the supply of water is abundant, and, as you are aware, we are on THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 157 the direct cattle route to the south. More over, I have got the place for a considerable period on exceptional terms.\" \" I congratulate you most heartily. Now tell me the disadvantages ; for I suppose there are some.\" 11 So far as I have seen there is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2423; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "phantom in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2212, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ysteries, save in mining matters, are few and far between. I am all impatience to hear what shape yours assumes.\" While I had been speaking Spicer had been leaning on the verandah rail looking down the hillside towards the river. Now he turned, and, placing his back against one of the posts that supported the roof, regarded me steadily for some seconds. 158 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN \" First and foremost, old man,\" he said, \"try to bear it in mind that I don't want to be laughed at. I've got so much at stake that I'm as touchy on the subject as an old man with the gout. The trouble I have to con tend with is that this place is supposed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2424; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "phantom in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2213, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "on yourself ? \" \" I have seen him on three occasions,\" re plied Spicer solemnly. \" The first time was the week after I arrived on the place, the second was three months ago, and the last was the very Saturday upon which I wrote to you. But as if that were not enough, we have been worried ever since our arrival by the most dismal noises in the house itself.\" THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 159 \" What sort of noises do you mean ? \" \" By all sorts, confound them ! Sometimes by a shriek about midnight that fetches you up in bed with the perspiration rolling off your face ; sometimes by moans and groans ; and sometimes, but not so often, by a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2425; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "phantom in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2214, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "her trial, has promised to come over and give us a hand, and if we three can't settle the mystery between us, well, I think we ought to be ashamed of ourselves, that's all.\" 11 We'll certainly have a good try,\" I an swered. \" I'm not a believer in ghosts myself, and it will go hard with us if we can't manage to discover of what sort of material our trouble- THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 165 some friend is composed. One further ques tion. Does he put in an appearance at regular intervals, or is he indiscriminate in his favours ? \" \" As far as he is personally concerned he is fairly regular. It is about the full of the moon that he appears.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2426; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "ghosts in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2215, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ouse. \" This is Hamlet's father's ghost with a vengeance, don' t-cher- know. I shall be glad whenever he takes it into his head to pay me a visit at Yarka. I'm afraid in that case my respected parent would see me in England sooner than would be quite convenient to him.\" To this speech Jim replied never a word, nor did I think his remark worth an answer. 176 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN Once in the verandah we separated, bidding each other good-night, Jim to go to his own room, the Honourable to take possession of the sofa in the sitting-room, upon which a bed had been made up for him, and I to my own dormitory. I saw Jim turn down the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2427; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2216, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ing sound that must have continued while I could have counted twenty. Thinking this had gone about far enough I jumped out of bed, opened the door, and ran into the passage, only to be seized by a pair of arms. Lifting my right hand I took my assailant by the throat, and just as I did so, Jim's door opened and he came out, holding a candle in his hand. Then THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 177 it was that I made the discovery that it was not the ghost's throat I was clutching be tween my finger and thumb, but that of the Honourable. \" Confound you two,\" said Jim angrily. \" What on earth are you up to ? \" \"Up to?\" gasped Chudfield. \"Why, I.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2428; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2217, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "fright I had received. \"Jim, did you hear that scream ? \" \"Worse luck,\" answered poor Jim. \" I wish I could say I hadn't. What the deuce does it mean?\" \" It means,\" I replied sternly, \" that if there's a ghost in this place I've got to see him before I'll be satisfied. And if it's a trick, well, I've got to find the chap that's playing it or know c.s. M 178 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN the reason why. When I do, I'll do what Chudfield here accuses me of half doing. I'll break his neck.\" With that 2 walked first to the door at one end of the passage and examined it, then to the other ; after that I tried the door leading into the office..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2429; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2218, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the earth. Whenever he sees the leader do that, a cattle man knows that it behoves him to stand by and keep his eyes open for trouble. Coming up with Spicer, I asked him what he thought was the matter, but for some moments he did not answer. Then he said very mysteriously, — \" Did you meet him as you came out ? \" \" Meet whom ? \" I asked. \" Why, our friend, the Phantom Stockman ?\" \" The devil ! And has he turned up again ?\" After looking cautiously round, Jim edged his horse up alongside mine and said quietly, — \" He's been hovering round these cattle for the past half-hour. They can see him, and that's what's making them so.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2430; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2219, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "meet him as you came out ? \" \" Meet whom ? \" I asked. \" Why, our friend, the Phantom Stockman ?\" \" The devil ! And has he turned up again ?\" After looking cautiously round, Jim edged his horse up alongside mine and said quietly, — \" He's been hovering round these cattle for the past half-hour. They can see him, and that's what's making them so confoundedly THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 187 restless. You take my word for it, we shall have serious trouble directly ! \" \" Confound it all,\" I said. \" That will mean double watches all night, and in this drizzle too.\" \" It can't be helped. But you had better tell the boys to be ready in case they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2431; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2220, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "p to match, white. Still looped over his ears was a long grey beard and moustache of false hair. Spicer dismounted and knelt beside him. After feeling his heart he plucked the beard away and almost shouted his astonishment aloud. \" Good heavens ! \" he cried ; \" do you re cognise this man ? \" I stooped and looked. I dont know whether you will believe it, but the Phantom Stockman, the person who had performed such prodigies two nights before, was none other than our friend Chudfield, the young English owner of Yarka Station, across the river, the man who had appeared to be so frightened by the ghost, and who had made it his boast.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2432; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2221, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ghbour, the man who, for the sake of my company, has done his level best to persuade me to give the place a further trial, has promised to come over and give us a hand, and if we three can't settle the mystery between us, well, I think we ought to be ashamed of ourselves, that's all.\" 11 We'll certainly have a good try,\" I an swered. \" I'm not a believer in ghosts myself, and it will go hard with us if we can't manage to discover of what sort of material our trouble- THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 165 some friend is composed. One further ques tion. Does he put in an appearance at regular intervals, or is he indiscriminate in his favours ? \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2433; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "ghosts in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2222, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "y meant, and told their women folk, who, as usual, spread the report abroad. Lancelot called on the Monday following their return, and Arthur welcomed him, if anything, a little too effusively. Guinevere crossed the room to shake hands, and the afternoon light enabled them to take stock of INTO THE OUTER DARKNESS 249 each other properly. They were a pair of ghosts, and each was shocked almost beyond the bounds of decency at the change in the other. He followed her to the Japanese after noon tea-table, and took a cup of tea from .her hands. The tremor of the cup and saucer told their own tale. Arthur watched them from the fireplace.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2434; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "ghosts in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2223, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nted. I know it's a silly sort of thing for a matter-of-fact fellow like myself to say ; but still the fact remains, and a remarkably un pleasant fact it is.\" \" The deuce it is,\" I replied. \" And pray what is the place supposed to be haunted by?\" \"By a man on a white horse who rides about on a plain down yonder.\" \" Is this only hearsay, or have you seen the apparition yourself ? \" \" I have seen him on three occasions,\" re plied Spicer solemnly. \" The first time was the week after I arrived on the place, the second was three months ago, and the last was the very Saturday upon which I wrote to you. But as if that were not enough, we.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2435; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "apparition in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2224, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e posts that supported the roof, regarded me steadily for some seconds. 158 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN \" First and foremost, old man,\" he said, \"try to bear it in mind that I don't want to be laughed at. I've got so much at stake that I'm as touchy on the subject as an old man with the gout. The trouble I have to con tend with is that this place is supposed to be haunted. I know it's a silly sort of thing for a matter-of-fact fellow like myself to say ; but still the fact remains, and a remarkably un pleasant fact it is.\" \" The deuce it is,\" I replied. \" And pray what is the place supposed to be haunted by?\" \"By a man on a white horse.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2436; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "haunted in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2225, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ouchy on the subject as an old man with the gout. The trouble I have to con tend with is that this place is supposed to be haunted. I know it's a silly sort of thing for a matter-of-fact fellow like myself to say ; but still the fact remains, and a remarkably un pleasant fact it is.\" \" The deuce it is,\" I replied. \" And pray what is the place supposed to be haunted by?\" \"By a man on a white horse who rides about on a plain down yonder.\" \" Is this only hearsay, or have you seen the apparition yourself ? \" \" I have seen him on three occasions,\" re plied Spicer solemnly. \" The first time was the week after I arrived on the place, the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2437; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "apparition in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2226, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "DIAN QUEEN SHEILAH McLEOD FAREWELL, NIKOLA MY STRANGEST CASE THE KIDNAPPED PRESIDENT CONNIE BURT A TWO-FOLD INHERITANCE A BID FOR FREEDOM \" Dropped him again -with a cry that echoed in my helmet.\" (Page 90.) A Crime, of the Undtf-Stus] [Frontispiece A CRIME OF THE UNDER-SEAS By GUY BOOTHBY Author of \"A Bid for Fortune\" \" Doctor Nikola\" \" The Beautiful White Devil\" \" Pharos, the Egyptian\" etc. etc. ILLUSTRATIONS BY STANLEY L. WOOD LONDON WARD LOCK & CO LIMITED 1905 PR C7 CONTENTS »AGB A CRIME OF THE UNDER-SEAS • ... 7 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN » , . . . . 153 THE TREASURE OF SACRAMENTO NICK . . .201 INTO THE OUTER DARKNESS 241 THE STORY.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2438; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2227, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d before I knew what he was about had whipped a razor from his pocket and was trying for my throat. I was too startled by the suddenness of it all to cry out, but not sufficiently so as to be unable to defend myself. I wrestled with him with the strength of despair, and at last was fortunate enough to get the mastery and to throw him upon the deck. Then the devil, who arranges all these things for his own benefit, you may be sure, got hold of me, and for a few moments I was not con scious of what I did. I remember looking down at him as he lay below me on the deck, and I also remember seizing the razor, which had fallen from his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2439; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2594, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "re. Their gait was slow and faltering; with weak, tremulous steps they seemed as though doubtful of their ability to reach the point from which to survey the ocean—to look, if better was not to be had, upon the highway to freedom, and that outer world, from which they had been severed once and for ever. They might well have passed for a company of gibbering ghosts on the bank of that dark Lethean stream where earthly joys and sorrows cease. As the strange band neared the shore, the cries, the moaning, unintelligible chorus seemed to deepen in intensity, and once a scream as of agony unendurable rent the air. ‘Hell’s gate open now,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3516; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "ghosts in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2595, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", or whatever it is to be—is finally decided upon. It can’t be so very dreadful after all.’ ‘Dreadful!’ cried Vanda; ‘it’s delicious. I’ll undertake the dairy—and we must have lots of lovely tiles, and such cream-pans, and a floor like glass, and walls that can be washed down twice a day. The next thing is to find the Castle of Otranto. Will there be ruins, ghosts, and a helmet to fall down with a crash? I must have vaults, too, and a secret passage, where the former lord of the castle was concealed when the Roundheads sacked it. And such a range of stabling, too! I must have two hunters if I am to keep up my riding.’ The sons.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3517; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "ghosts in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2596, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lly, as amid the melodious crash of the ‘Wedding March,’ Reggie Banneret and she walked out as wedded pair, the friends of both families, and even mere acquaintances, seemed infected with that mysterious feminine sympathy which at all weddings finds relief in tears. THE END _Printed by_ R. & R. Clark, Limited, _Edinburgh_. THE NOVELS OF ROLF BOLDREWOOD. THE GHOST CAMP; or, The Avengers. Crown 8vo. 6s. _Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. each._ ROBBERY UNDER ARMS. A STORY OF LIFE AND ADVENTURE IN THE BUSH AND IN THE GOLD-FIELDS OF AUSTRALIA. _GUARDIAN._—“A singularly spirited and stirring tale of Australian life, chiefly in the remoter.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3518; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2597, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "he wide Pacific, or the influence of a new country, had apparently neutralised the malediction, for the Australian Laidlaws, now a fairly numerous clan, are in all cases held in respect, as well for their high character as their large landed possessions. And thus, the weather being gracious, and all accessories befitting, they rambled through and around the haunted regions, upon which, though familiar with the _dramatis personæ_ from childhood’s hour, they had never before set foot, or gazed with admiring eye. They did not depart without ocular experience of the Trossachs, or of Ancient Riddel’s fair domain, Where Aill, from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3520; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "haunted in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2598, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nty; he is awake and alert now, if ever—his senses have _not_ played him false—there _is_ a tent, at no very great distance, and sitting by it, on a box, is a man smoking, while another appears to be putting together articles of camp furniture. CHAPTER III Apparently at the same moment the guide, who is walking ahead as usual, has made up his mind as to the apparition, for he halts and walks back to the cart. ‘What the deuce is that? Who do you think they are?’ ‘Well, sir, they’re a couple of “travellers,” on the same lay as ourselves—far as I can make out. They’ve no horse, nor cart—so they’ve been goin’ slow, naturally. 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On the other hand, to quote dear Sir Walter, “a sun-scorched desert, brown and bare”—and here come the camels to fill in the picture!’ As she spoke, a long train wound round the edge of a line of hillocks—their leader, with turbaned attendants, adding the Eastern tone and flavour to the apparition from the underworld. ‘Thanks very much,’ said Mrs. Lilburne. ‘You are evidently destined to make a name in literature, when you elect to traverse that thorny path. What is to be the title?—for a book it must be within the year! 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Some of it was available for camel food; but, in a general way, it appeared to the Commissioner as a land accursed of God and man—unfitted for providing sustenance for man or beast. As the night dragged through, he could not but consider the contrast between his present position and that which he had abandoned in order to follow what might be a delusive phantom, a ‘Will-o’-the-wisp’—an ‘ignis fatuus,’ specially provided for leading astray wayfarers, blinded by the ‘auri sacra fames.’ Suppose he lost his way, broke down in health or eyesight—the most vulnerable point in the explorer’s armoury? Waters was old, and though.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3523; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "phantom in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2601, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e, equally free from doubt or fear—the sweet, sad eyes which so rarely gave token of the spirit-light which illumined them, at rarest moments, ‘like melancholy stars,’ of which Mrs. Banneret said they always reminded her. Had she lost, by death, by desertion, by treachery, her soul’s idol, to whom she had been vowed in happy, radiant girlhood’s day? What a ‘phantom of delight’ must she then have appeared to her social world—at that entrancing age, when ‘standing with reluctant feet, where the brook and river meet,’ she had so fully realised the poet’s dream!—the dream of all poets that ever strove to paint the delicious embodiment.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3524; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "phantom in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2602, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and resolving to see it out before they turn their backs on this Eldorado of the West. Particularly the Honourable Denzil, who is a born explorer and pathfinder. He will make his mark, if I mistake not, before he is many years older. ‘It is a great pleasure to me, as you may believe, to work with men of this sort. No doubt we are mutually helpful—their high spirits, and sanguine anticipations, tend to raise mine, which my experience (not to mention that of old Jack) moderates. 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His name was sufficient among the mining community to account for any fortunate discovery in the world of metals. It was not the first, by a dozen or more. That he had not profited permanently by his well-known rich finds in former days and other climes, must be attributed to the spirit of restless change and hunger for adventure, so characteristic of the miner’s life. He had “struck it rich,” in mining parlance, again and again. But the “riches had been of the winged description,” had flown far and wide—were, for practical purposes, non-existent. 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But the Bannerets were an adaptable race: they soon familiarised themselves with new surroundings. Hot or cold, plain or forest, ‘out back’ or near town, it seemed alike to them. They discovered kindred spirits in the strangers amongst whom, for the first time, they were thrown. 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Fond of amusement in a rational way, they joined in all the social and public entertainments with a cordiality which notably tended towards their success—pecuniary or otherwise. At bazaars for charitable purposes, hospital balls, race meetings, and other enterprises, they were well to the fore—entering into the spirit of the entertainments and giving unstinted personal service. 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Who could doubt her stainless purity who gazed on the banded hair—the calm, brave countenance, equally free from doubt or fear—the sweet, sad eyes which so rarely gave token of the spirit-light which illumined them, at rarest moments, ‘like melancholy stars,’ of which Mrs. Banneret said they always reminded her. Had she lost, by death, by desertion, by treachery, her soul’s idol, to whom she had been vowed in happy, radiant girlhood’s day? 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They gazed with awe, and almost adoration, at the towers and turrets, pinnacles and mouldings of the famous abode of the more famous owner and designer. It seemed to these ardent spirits not so much a house, a family abode, as an enchanted Arabian Nights Palace, compact of the flesh and blood, the brain and spiritual essence of him whose pride and life-work it was. 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They gazed with awe, and almost adoration, at the towers and turrets, pinnacles and mouldings of the famous abode of the more famous owner and designer. It seemed to these ardent spirits not so much a house, a family abode, as an enchanted Arabian Nights Palace, compact of the flesh and blood, the brain and spiritual essence of him whose pride and life-work it was. They were able to find suitable lodging accommodation in the vicinity, whence they could sally forth and live, so to speak, in that wondrous company of knights and nobles, mediæval barons, Normans and Saxons, kings and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3535; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "wizard in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2611, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "erious feminine sympathy which at all weddings finds relief in tears. THE END _Printed by_ R. & R. Clark, Limited, _Edinburgh_. THE NOVELS OF ROLF BOLDREWOOD. THE GHOST CAMP; or, The Avengers. Crown 8vo. 6s. _Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. each._ ROBBERY UNDER ARMS. A STORY OF LIFE AND ADVENTURE IN THE BUSH AND IN THE GOLD-FIELDS OF AUSTRALIA. _GUARDIAN._—“A singularly spirited and stirring tale of Australian life, chiefly in the remoter settlements.” A MODERN BUCCANEER. _DAILY CHRONICLE._—“We do not forget _Robbery under Arms_, or any of its various successors, when we say that Rolf Boldrewood has never done anything so good as _A Modern.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3536; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2612, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "way, just like a chap I _did_ hear once, as I come on just in time to give him a bite and a sup, and save his precious life. How he was a-talkin’ and goin’ on! I heard him a matter of half a mile afore I got to him. He talked and talked—thought he saw his people again, and they wouldn’t let him in. Then he’d scream and yell, and curse frightful, and say the devil was coming for him—just for all the world like a man with the jim-jams—the D.T.s, or whatever doctors call it. There ain’t so much difference between what men and women say when once they’re off their head. We’re all queer animals—larned or unlarned—and that’s a fact..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3537; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2613, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "And if there be, by a miracle, so much as one left to him, who once had many, what power can he have had?’ ‘The power of the golden key,’ said the sea-rover, looking around, as he spoke, upon wave and sky, as the freshening breeze sent the gay bark on her course with increased speed. ‘With a magic force in the background, weather like this, and such a water-witch as the _Leonora_ under his foot, why should you, should any man, despair? Exile, sickness, wounds—losses, shipwreck, imprisonment,—everything but the rope or the axe, which ends all things, have fallen to my lot. But I never lowered my flag, and see where it flaunts in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3541; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "witch in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2614, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "t cross the moors to Hawkstone Craig, but proceeded by the more modern route of Keighley and Sheffield. Behold the pilgrims then, by the kind offices of the steam king, whose miracles Sir Walter regarded with ‘half-proud, half-sad, half-angry, and half-pleased feelings,’ landed within walking distance of Abbotsford, and its haunting, magical memories of the Wizard of the North. They gazed with awe, and almost adoration, at the towers and turrets, pinnacles and mouldings of the famous abode of the more famous owner and designer. 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But, truth to tell, they were disappointed with the absence of timber on the banks of the world-famous river. The hills, too, were bare; and to eyes accustomed to the primeval forests of giant eucalyptus which clothe Australian mountain-sides, and overhang the river banks, there seemed a want of adequate shelter. 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Tom Purdie had preceded us by a few hours, with all the greyhounds that could be collected at Abbotsford, Darnick, and Melrose; but the giant Maida had remained as his master’s orderly, and now gambolled about Sibyl Grey, barking for mere joy like a spaniel puppy. ‘On reaching Newark Castle we found Lady Scott, her eldest daughter, and the venerable Mackenzie, all busily engaged in unpacking a basket, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3544; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "giant in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2617, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d, and it rains once in five years here, don’t y’know? 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Death, disease and accident are not natural phenomena in that they are believed to be due directly or indirectly to human agency,” to some enemy in the flesh or spirit? dooming the individual to a particular form of death e.g. by lightning, flood, spear: it is this spirit of the dead in one form or another that brings all their troubles and dangers to the living, and hence the anxiety of the latter to satisfy is claims to the lastfar thing. Furthermore, the influence for good or for evil of such spirits is to be judged from the bodies.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2327; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1907, "title": "spirit of the dead in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. 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Aud they spits haviag disappeared- budo, bobo kana nangaren nulu yoku dubil gura kadara iodeed, earth first shook he wood lets go and comes gura dirainggur-be melbi meril wutchiogai warka-ngamu and old men-to news tells spirits altogether wamega gura yenudu damaiga nangaren-budo. having seen and one havingspeared (earth) having shaken-indeed. Merehl gura dana wauwu nima-ngu kadarai: nayun (He) tells (them) also they spirits gsave-to came those (only) gari yendu; wauwu peba ngamu gura daunu-gai.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2330; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1907, "title": "spirits in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. 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And as soon as the others are gone the spirits quickly appear at the vrave wailing and sereaming, painted with white clay, carry- ing spears, wommeras, and pieces of wood, and also having their wives and children with them. But the watcher looks for the guilty one to spear him and does so when he sees him. Having.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2332; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1907, "title": "spirits in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. 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After some time when the corpse becomes old, the men cut off their hair and beard out of regard to the deces — and burn some of his property, not all, but.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2333; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1907, "title": "dead in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead", "canonical_figure": "dead", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead; Walter E. 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The liver was eaten, but the entrails, heart and lungs buried, the spot being marked by three sticks about a foot high, éachi wound round with grass-rope, and stuck closely’ apposed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2334; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1907, "title": "dead in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead", "canonical_figure": "dead", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead; Walter E. 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As.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2335; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1907, "title": "spirit in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead; Walter E. 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It thus also follows that only when the spirit has been propitiated and avenged (by the sacrifice of another's, ete.) that what remains of to Bull. 5—Sects. 113, 114. 3 Bull. 5—Sects. 115, 116. 4 Bull. 5—Sect. 65 ef seq., 74, ete. ~ > Bull. 5—The names of females whicli are necessarily tabu ma death, Sect. 72. 6 The.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2336; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1907, "title": "spirit in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead; Walter E. 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Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead; Walter E. Roth", "url": "https://archive.org/download/biostor-52904/biostor-52904_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2131, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "then he again trough string-with wudyego kadaltchal. Nayun badatega, garko duyudirgo firmly ties. This completed, then corpse-with 375 RECORDS OF THE AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM, gurlngvo mumbal gural gura yandal. Yandaiga namongango trough on-the- head e and stands up. Having risen thence nulu dindal-budo-ngo dudara wauw-u-ngun nangu dirbaiga-budo he quick-very runs spirit- by him abducted-because duyu-dir-go. Gura nangu dauaigo kundai gurlnggo nawaigo corpse- with. And him once killed trough oe there pulelil. Gura nula gimil namalma nangu kaada. ga: gimil fallsdown. ånd he ence Sees him killed-wi Fale stick kana nadega nulu ngundu kadara.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2338; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1907, "title": "spirit in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead; Walter E. 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The next process depended upon whether the corpse was to be eaten or not : it was eaten if deceased was a well-known warrior, a medicine-man, a man or woman killed in fight, or a woman dying suddenly in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2339; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1907, "title": "dead in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead", "canonical_figure": "dead", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead; Walter E. 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Two of his mother’s brothers, or, if these are not handy, two of lis own brothers, standing on either side are allowed to lend assistance, their weapons of defence however being only three wommeras, one.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2341; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North Queensland", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1907, "title": "devil in North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "North Queensland Ethnography. Bulletin No. 9. Burial ceremonies, and disposal of the dead; Walter E. 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In ibie time slie gives birth to a child. § * \" Alioritfiiios of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4093; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1907, "title": "spirit in Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales; R. H. 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Taplin's work, that among tlie Nimbaldi 1ril)e, alxiut Miumt Freeling in South .\\ustralia, a spirit called Muree, whicli may lie either a male or a female, meets a lilack woman, and throws a sma", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Port Lincoln, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.7211905, "longitude": 135.8592218, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1907, "title": "spirit in Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales; R. H. 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The blaidv spaces on the plan were, in the olden days, stmlded with tishing pens, of which the wreckage is visible.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4094; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1907, "title": "spirits in Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Notes on the Aborigines of New South Wales; R. H. 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It was one of many relics of the dead and gone convicts who had done giant pioneer labour in this broad bright land in the days when Grandma Clay's mother had been young. Fine old grandma, daughter of a fine old dad who had wept for the cruelty endured by the men who had worked in chain-gangs and were flogged under his superintendence, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4037; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1909, "title": "giant in Some Everyday Folk and Dawn", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Some Everyday Folk and Dawn; Miles Franklin", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/21659.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2512, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "fter all. Of course scholars know that Macbeth (or Macbethad) reigned for upwards of twenty years in Scotland a wise and a generous king--so much so that he was called “Macbathad the Liberal,” and it was Duncan who found his way to the throne by way of murder; but it didn't fit in with Shakespeare's plans, and--anyway that's only a little matter between the ghosts of Bill and Mac which was doubtless fixed up long ago. More likely they thought it such a one-millionth part of a trifle that they never dreamed of thinking of mentioning it. (Noise within.) Poet (within): Let me go in to see the generals; There is some grudge between.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3422; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1910, "title": "ghosts in The Rising of the Court", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2513, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "balance, and tomorrow will decide; but he is so mind-dulled and shoulder-weary under the tremendous burden of great things and of many griefs that he is almost apathetic; and over all is the cloud of a loss that he has not yet had time to realize. He is self-hypnotized, so to speak, and his mind mercifully dulled for the moment on the Sea of Fatalism. Enter GHOST of CAESAR Brutus: How ill this taper burns! Ha! who comes here? I think it is the weakness of mine eyes That shapes this monstrous apparition. It comes upon me. Art thou any thing? 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It comes upon me. Art thou any thing? Art thou some god, some angel, or some devil That makest my blood cold, and my hair to stare? Speak to me what thou art! His very “scare,” or rather his cold blood and staring hair are as things apart, to be analysed and explained quickly and put aside. Ghost: Thy evil spirit, Brutus. That was frank enough, anyway. Brutus: Why comest thou? Ghost: To tell thee thou shalt see me at Philippi. Brutus: Well; then I shall see thee again? Ghost: Ay, at Philippi. (Vanishes.) That was very satisfactory, so far. 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His very “scare,” or rather his cold blood and staring hair are as things apart, to be analysed and explained quickly and put aside. Ghost: Thy evil spirit, Brutus. That was frank enough, anyway. Brutus: Why comest thou? Ghost: To tell thee thou shalt see me at Philippi. Brutus: Well; then I shall see thee again? Ghost: Ay, at Philippi. (Vanishes.) That was very satisfactory, so far. But Brutus, having taken heart, as he says, would hold more talk with the “ill spirit.” A ghost always needs to be taken quietly--it's no use getting excited and threshing round. 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Ghost: To tell thee thou shalt see me at Philippi. Brutus: Well; then I shall see thee again? Ghost: Ay, at Philippi. (Vanishes.) That was very satisfactory, so far. But Brutus, having taken heart, as he says, would hold more talk with the “ill spirit.” A ghost always needs to be taken quietly--it's no use getting excited and threshing round. But Caesar's, being a new-chum ghost and bashful, was doubtless embarrassed by his cool, matter-of-fact reception, and left. It didn't matter much. They were to meet soon, above Philippi, on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3426; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1910, "title": "ghost in The Rising of the Court", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2517, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hee thou shalt see me at Philippi. Brutus: Well; then I shall see thee again? Ghost: Ay, at Philippi. (Vanishes.) That was very satisfactory, so far. But Brutus, having taken heart, as he says, would hold more talk with the “ill spirit.” A ghost always needs to be taken quietly--it's no use getting excited and threshing round. But Caesar's, being a new-chum ghost and bashful, was doubtless embarrassed by his cool, matter-of-fact reception, and left. It didn't matter much. They were to meet soon, above Philippi, on more level terms. But I cannot get away from the idea that Caesar's ghost's visit was made in a friendly spirit. Who.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3427; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1910, "title": "spirit in The Rising of the Court", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2518, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "spirit.” A ghost always needs to be taken quietly--it's no use getting excited and threshing round. But Caesar's, being a new-chum ghost and bashful, was doubtless embarrassed by his cool, matter-of-fact reception, and left. It didn't matter much. They were to meet soon, above Philippi, on more level terms. But I cannot get away from the idea that Caesar's ghost's visit was made in a friendly spirit. Who knows? Perhaps Portia's spirit had sent it to comfort Brutus: her own being prevented from going for some reason only known to the immortal gods. Then Brutus wakes them all. Lucius: The strings, my lord, are false. 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Cutting across the country in No Man's Land where there were no tracks into the Unknown. Chancing it and damning it. Ill luck and good luck. Laughing at it afterwards and joking at it always; he and Jack--always he and Jack--till Jack got married. The children used to say Long Gully was haunted, and always hurried through it after sunset. It was haunted enough now all right. But, raising the gap at the head of the gully, he woke suddenly and came back from the hazy, lazy plains; the Level lands where Distance hides in her halls of shimmering haze, And where.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3429; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1910, "title": "haunted in The Rising of the Court", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2520, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ub by the track side as he reached it; and left the news at Southwick's farm at the end of the blind track. At more than one farm he left the bushwoman hurriedly looking up her “black things;” and at more than one, one of the boys getting his bridle to catch his horse and ride elsewhere with the news. Ben rode back, through the moonlight and the moon-shadow haunted paddocks, and the naked, white, ringbarked trees, along Snakes Creek, parallel with the main road he had recently travelled till he struck Pipeclay Creek again lower down. He turned down the track towards the river, and at the junction left word at Lowe's--one of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3430; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1910, "title": "haunted in The Rising of the Court", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2521, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "a flaming red table-cloth tied round his neck. To be done with old Mac, for the present. He made one or two more trips, but always by daylight, taking care to pick up a swagman or a tramp when he had no passenger; but his “conveections” had had too much of a shaking, so he sold his turnout (privately and at a distance, for it was beginning to be called “the haunted van”) and returned to his teams--always keeping one of the lads with him for company. He reckoned it would take the devil's own hypnotism to move a load of fencingwire, or pull a wool-team of bullocks out of a bog; and before he invoked the ungodly power, which he let.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3432; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1910, "title": "haunted in The Rising of the Court", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2522, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "iefs that he is almost apathetic; and over all is the cloud of a loss that he has not yet had time to realize. He is self-hypnotized, so to speak, and his mind mercifully dulled for the moment on the Sea of Fatalism. Enter GHOST of CAESAR Brutus: How ill this taper burns! Ha! who comes here? I think it is the weakness of mine eyes That shapes this monstrous apparition. It comes upon me. Art thou any thing? Art thou some god, some angel, or some devil That makest my blood cold, and my hair to stare? Speak to me what thou art! 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THE RISING OF THE COURT Oh, then tell us, Sings and Judges, where our meeting is to be, when the laws of men are nothing, and our spirits all are free when the laws of men are nothing, and no wealth can hold the fort, There'll be thirst for mighty brewers at the Rising of the Court. The same dingy court room, deep and dim, like a well, with the clock high up on the wall, and the doors low down in it; with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3434; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1910, "title": "spirits in The Rising of the Court", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2524, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d with his men--no dummy, super, manager for a bank, or swollen cockatoo about Jack Denver. He was on the committees at agricultural shows and sports, great at picnics and dances, beloved by school children at school feasts (I wonder if they call them feasts still), giver of extra or special prizes, mostly sovs. and half-sovs., for foot races, etc.; leading spirit for the scrub district in electioneering campaigns--they went as right as men could go in the politics of those days who watched and went the way Jack Denver went; header of subscription lists for burnt-out, flooded-out, sick, hurt, dead or killed or otherwise.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3435; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1910, "title": "spirit in The Rising of the Court", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2525, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "g told Harry that Mac was asleep inside his van. It was a windy night, with signs of rain, and the curtains were drawn close. Old Mac was there all right, and sleeping the sleep of a tired driver after a long drowsy day on a hard box-seat, with little or no back railing to it. But there was a lecture on, or an exhibition of hypnotism or mesmerism--“a blanky spirit rappin' fake,” they called it, run by “some blanker” in “the hall;” and when old Mac had seen to his horses, he thought he might as well drop in for half an hour and see what was going on. Being a Mac, he was, of course, theological, scientific, and argumentative. He saw.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3436; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1910, "title": "spirit in The Rising of the Court", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2526, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ttles went. Rebel helping royalist, and royalist helping rebel. And always, here and there, down through those ages, the delicate girl standing with her back to a door and her arms outstretched across it, and facing, with flashing eyes, the soldiers of the king or of the church--or entertaining and bluffing them with beautiful lies--to give some poor hunted devil time to hide or escape, though she a daughter of royalists and the church, and he a rebel to his king and a traitor to his creed. For they sought to kill him. There was sanctuary in those times, in the monkeries--and the churches, where the soldiers of the king dared not.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3438; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1910, "title": "devil in The Rising of the Court", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2527, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "always by daylight, taking care to pick up a swagman or a tramp when he had no passenger; but his “conveections” had had too much of a shaking, so he sold his turnout (privately and at a distance, for it was beginning to be called “the haunted van”) and returned to his teams--always keeping one of the lads with him for company. He reckoned it would take the devil's own hypnotism to move a load of fencingwire, or pull a wool-team of bullocks out of a bog; and before he invoked the ungodly power, which he let them believe he could--he'd stick there and starve till he and his bullocks died a “natural” death. (He was a bit Irish--as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3439; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1910, "title": "devil in The Rising of the Court", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2528, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ng pots, by candle-light. You'd think you were in a cheap place, where you shouldn't be, in the city. Harry and his passengers got down and stretched their legs, and while Old Jack was guardedly answering a hurriedly whispered inquiry of the traveller, Harry took the opportunity to nudge Mrs Mac, and whisper in her ear: “Look out, Mrs Mac!--Exciseman!” “The devil he is!” whispered she. “Ye-e-es!” whispered Harry. “All right, Harry!” she whispered. “Never a word! I'll take care of him, bless his soul.” After a warm at the wide wood fire, a gulp of coffee and a bite or two at the bread and meat, the traveller, now thoroughly thawed,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3440; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1910, "title": "devil in The Rising of the Court", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2995, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "t Maggy and the bunnies don't have eggs, and if they're not fed, or if Frank treads on Maggy again, then they'll die. Now if you let them die, I don't know what I'll do to you! Yes, I do: I'll send the devil to you at night when the room's dark, before you go to sleep.--So there!\" \"How can you if you're not here?\" asked Leppie. Pin, however, who believed in ghosts and apparitions with all her fearful little heart, promised tremulously never, never to forget; but Laura was not satisfied until each of them in turn had repeated, in a low voice, with the appropriate gestures, the sacred secret, and forbidden formula: Is my finger wet?.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4001; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Melbourne, VIC", "region": "Melbourne", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8142454, "longitude": 144.9631732, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1910, "title": "ghosts in The Getting of Wisdom", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Getting of Wisdom; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3728.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2996, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "in them.\" Music was as fatal to Laura's equilibrium as wine would have been. Finding herself next Mr. Strachey, she now turned to him and said, with what she believed to be ease of manner: \"Mr. Strachey, will you please tell me what that picture is hanging over the mantelpiece? I've been looking at it ever since I came in, but I can't make it out. Are those ghosts, those things behind the man, or what?\" It took Mr. Strachey a minute to recover from his astonishment. 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Tilly's was one of them: the lightly mocking smile sat on it that Laura had come to know so well, since her maladroit handling of Bob. She would kill that smile--and if she had to die for it herself. Still, she must be cautious, wary in picking her steps. Especially as she had not the ghost of an idea how to begin. 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In our II LAKE EYRE REGION 21 camp at Tjantjiwanperta we slept every night at the base of a group of granite boulders (Fig. 10) which arose to mark the spot where certain of the mythic ancestors of the tribe (who, in this instance, were pigeon people) camped during their wanderings ; and these boulders are now the home of pigeon spirits, left behind by the forefathers, who wan", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Lake Eyre, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.4803638, "longitude": 137.2979051, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3062, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "is instance, were pigeon people) camped during their wanderings ; and these boulders are now the home of pigeon spirits, left behind by the forefathers, who wandered over their ancestral domains just as their modern descendants do — or rather did, until the white man appeared upon the scene. Every child that is born in the Urabunna tribe is supposed to be a spirit child come to life again. The child grows, and when, in the course of events, it dies, either young or old, its spirit part returns to its old home, only to remain there until such time as it is once more born in human form. These Urabunna people have also evolved the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4081; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3063, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "determined to travel, and took all the blackfellows whom he had made on his back, the boy mounting on to the very top. At the present day a great heap of withered boulders with one perched on the top represents the spot where this took place (Fig. 1 1). They travelled on, sometimes going up into the sky, sometimes travelling underground, but always leaving spirit children, called \" maiaurli,\" behind wherever they camped. At length they met another old rain-man, with his cloud of blackfellows. They all mixed together, and finally travelled on into the country of the Wonkgonguru tribe, where they went into the ground, leaving plenty.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4082; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3064, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "g up into the sky, sometimes travelling underground, but always leaving spirit children, called \" maiaurli,\" behind wherever they camped. At length they met another old rain-man, with his cloud of blackfellows. They all mixed together, and finally travelled on into the country of the Wonkgonguru tribe, where they went into the ground, leaving plenty of rain spirits, or maiaurli, behind them. It is these spirits, left in various spots, all of which are perfectly well known to the natives, who give rise to the rain men and women of the present day. Just as the rain-men are supposed to be responsible for the supply of water, so the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4083; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3065, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ines of travel of their ancestors and exactly ' In Native Tribes of Central Australia we have indicated by means of maps the lines of travel which tradition says that certain of these ancestral groups followed during their wanderings over the Arunta country. These traditions are extraordinarily full of the most minute detail. 2o8 ACROSS AUSTRALIA chap. what spirits inhabit different spots — kangaroos in one, wild cats in another, rats, snakes, fishes in others and so on. When a child is born, it is simply one of these old ancestors who has undergone reincarnation, and thus every individual in the tribe gets his, or her, totem.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4084; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3066, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ent, and neither the dingo F 2 68 ACROSS AUSTRALIA chap. nor the present aborigines, in whose company he probably invaded Australia, succeeded in crossing the strait between the mainland and Tasmania. In Victoria, we have fossil records of dingoes associated with animals which are now confined to Tasmania. There was a time when the Tasmanian \" tiger \" and \" devil,\" as they are popularly called, the former one of the largest and the latter the fiercest of our marsupials, lived in Australia ; indeed the important fact of the former existence of the dingo on the Australian continent, side by side, not only with large marsupials now.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4085; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "devil in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3067, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t of the former existence of the dingo on the Australian continent, side by side, not only with large marsupials now extinct, such as Thylacoleo, Diprotodon, and Nototherium, but with others, such as Sarcophilus, now confined to Tasmania, was first discovered and announced by the late Sir F. M'Coy thirty years ago.^ The extinction of the \" tiger \" and the \" devil \" on the mainland can only be associated with the fact that here they came into competition with the dingo, which extermin- ated them. The dingo hunts in packs. Personally he is a skullcing coward, whereas the \" devil,\" known scien- tifically as Sarcophilus satanicus, is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4086; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "devil in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3068, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "onfined to Tasmania, was first discovered and announced by the late Sir F. M'Coy thirty years ago.^ The extinction of the \" tiger \" and the \" devil \" on the mainland can only be associated with the fact that here they came into competition with the dingo, which extermin- ated them. The dingo hunts in packs. Personally he is a skullcing coward, whereas the \" devil,\" known scien- tifically as Sarcophilus satanicus, is a fierce, brave little beast who will stand up against any odds. Unfortunately for himself, he has no idea of organisation; if only he had, he could easily have beaten the dingo. The result has been that the \" devil,\".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4087; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "devil in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3069, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "- ated them. The dingo hunts in packs. Personally he is a skullcing coward, whereas the \" devil,\" known scien- tifically as Sarcophilus satanicus, is a fierce, brave little beast who will stand up against any odds. Unfortunately for himself, he has no idea of organisation; if only he had, he could easily have beaten the dingo. The result has been that the \" devil,\" though individually a very much braver animal than his enemy, the dingo, was vanquished by the latter, who somehow came to realise the value of organisation. There may have been some other force at work, but the climate and the nature of the country in south-eastern.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4088; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "devil in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3070, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "re now able to do the same. While we were with them, the leading rain-man performed a ceremony, and, within two days of the performance, there was a downpour — possibly associated with the fact that it was the usual time of the year for rains to fall in that part of the country. Whether this was so or not, at all events the reputation of the rain-maker as a magic man of no mean order was firmly I'ig. 4. KIXICNT DKl'OSITS FORMINC, TMK PLAINS AROUND LAKE EYRE INFRINT.INO ON THE OLDER GRANITIC ROCKS FORMINC. THE SLfRROUNDING HILLS. THE MOfND SPRINGS ARISE AROUND THE MARGIN OF THE PLAIN. Fig. 5. GIDDEA TREE. 11 LAKE EYRE REGION 15.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4089; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "magic man in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "magic man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3070, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ny, and, within two days of the performance, there was a downpour — possibly associated with the fact that it was the usual time of the year for rains to fall in that part of the country. Whether this was so or not, at all events the reputation of the rain-maker as a magic man of no mean order was firmly I'ig. 4. KIXICNT DKl'OSITS FORMINC, TMK PLAINS AROUND LAKE EYRE INFRINT.INO ON THE OLDER GRANITIC ROCKS FORMINC. THE SLfRROUNDING HILLS. THE MOfND SPRINGS ARISE AROUND THE MARGIN OF THE PLAIN. Fig. 5. GIDDEA TREE. 11 LAKE EYRE REGION 15.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Lake Eyre, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.4803638, "longitude": 137.2979051, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1912, "title": "magic man in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "magic man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3071, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the chance of securing alive a few specimens of a Crustacean of which we had pre- viously discovered the dried \" shells \" strewn over the ground in one special spot in the Macdonnell Ranges, four hundred miles away to the north of where we then were. It is a little animal called Limnadopsis birchii, but, though it only reaches the length of an inch, it is a giant of its kind. The water was so muddy that the animal could only be seen when it was quite close to the surface. On the return journey the river had ceased to run, and no trace of it was to be found in the pools which still remained. The mud had sunk to the bottom, leaving.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4090; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "giant in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3072, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the solitude and silence on these Lower Steppe lands VOL. I H 98 ACROSS AUSTRALIA ch. v must have been absolutely appalling. In post-Cretaceous times the weathering away of the hard, surface rock, ac- companied by a pluvial period, transformed this central part of the continent into a rich lacustrine area, covered with luxuriant vegetation and inhabited by giant birds and marsupials, now extinct, with crocodiles, chelonians and fishes now only found in the northern tropical parts of Australia. Later on, a period of desiccation supervened which has persisted to the present day, its most extreme effects being seen in the country.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4091; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "giant in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3073, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "robably, however, inaccessible to horses — about which he discreetly said nothing. The huge masses of Mt. Olga are formed of a coarse conglomerate of younger age than the arkose sandstone of which Ayers Rock is formed. They are deep red in colour except for great streaks of black, which look exactly as if tar had been emptied on to their summits out of some giant cauldron, and had then run down their smooth sides, hardening as it did so. Here and there the black and red were relieved by patches of green, due apparently to lichens growing on the surface. We had, unfortunately, arranged to be at a special spot in the northern.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4092; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "giant in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3094, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "emblem, travels on from group to group, showing the Churinga as evidence of his mission and at the same time delivers his message. The Ilchinkinja bears a summons which no native, in the normal condition of the tribe, would dare to disobey. He imagines that if he should venture to disregard the summons thus received he would be sure to suffer some evil. The spirit of the old ancestor, who once carried the Churinga about with him, is still closely associated with it and powerful also to work evil magic against him if he neglects the call. At the time agreed upon — perhaps so many moons after the receipt of the message — the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4114; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3095, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "USTRALIA chap. Thus, for example, one ceremony was called Quabara Irriakura of Umbanjun — that is, a ceremony of the Irriakura (an edible bulb) totem of a place called Umbanjun; another was a ceremony of the Udniringita of Unthurqua — that is, a ceremony of the witchetty grub totem of Emily Gap near Alice Springs. A few also were associated with mischievous spirits, called Oruncha (Fig. 119). Each ceremony, further, was associated with some old totemic ancestor who was specially connected with the given locality. Every ceremony was also regarded as the property of some individual who had received it by inheritance, usually from.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Alice Springs, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -23.6983884, "longitude": 133.8812885, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3095, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "USTRALIA chap. Thus, for example, one ceremony was called Quabara Irriakura of Umbanjun — that is, a ceremony of the Irriakura (an edible bulb) totem of a place called Umbanjun; another was a ceremony of the Udniringita of Unthurqua — that is, a ceremony of the witchetty grub totem of Emily Gap near Alice Springs. A few also were associated with mischievous spirits, called Oruncha (Fig. 119). Each ceremony, further, was associated with some old totemic ancestor who was specially connected with the given locality. Every ceremony was also regarded as the property of some individual who had received it by inheritance, usually from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4115; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3096, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "over. As usual, when it was done, its meaning was explained to the younger men, none of whom had seen it before. After doing so they were hardly likely to forget that Imanda, a spot on the bank of the Hugh River where the old man lived and died, was a great centre of the frog totem and that the banks of the river there are inhabited by numberless human frog spirits — just as they, and the sandy bed of the river itself, are full of actual burrowing animal frogs at the present day. In connection with a great many of the ceremonies objects called Nurtunjas were used (Plate VI. and Figs. 127, 128, 129). These varied to a remarkable.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4116; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3097, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "man, assisted by the other two, continued to do this all night long. The old men walked up and down singing and watching the young men, who remained perfectly silent, as did the three performers. One — the oldest man present — the aold white bat \" as we used to call him, in allusion to his totem — was much in evidence, and evidently entered deeply into the spirit of the ceremony, singing without cessation until his cracked, squeaky voice gave way, and whispering solemnly every now and then to one or other of the younger men, all of whom, probably, were by no means sorry to have a comparatively quiet night's rest. The night passed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4117; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3098, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "causes \" — is a mystery to the native because he has no conception of illness as due to disease. He has to find some satisfactory explanation, and has come to the conclusion that any such death, or any illness, is the result of evil magic of some kind. The culprit who is guilty of putting this evil into the patient may be either a human being or one of the spirits. Only a medicine man who is himself very strong in magic has the slightest chance of treating successfully a patient suffering from the evil magic of a spirit. There is how- ever a better chance of recovery if the cause of illness be a poison bone or stick implanted in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4118; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3099, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the conclusion that any such death, or any illness, is the result of evil magic of some kind. The culprit who is guilty of putting this evil into the patient may be either a human being or one of the spirits. Only a medicine man who is himself very strong in magic has the slightest chance of treating successfully a patient suffering from the evil magic of a spirit. There is how- ever a better chance of recovery if the cause of illness be a poison bone or stick implanted in the body by a human being. If the medicine man be successful, the recovered patient ascertains who it was who \" gave him the bone \" and retaliates when he feels.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4119; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3100, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d to indicate the mourning of the relatives of the man whom they were intending to kill (Fig. 146). When it was over they all rose to their feet, each man took his spear, spear-thrower, shield and boomerang and, led on by the wearer of the Kirra urkna, they at once left the ceremonial ground and started away northwards, across the hills, in the very best of spirits, just as if they were going on a pleasure trip. There were twenty-eight of them all told. They carried nothing but their weapons, and during the whole of their journey — about one hundred and thirty miles each way — they had to depend for food entirely upon such seed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4120; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3101, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ongst the Orunchas there are some who are not altogether malevolent, but are supposed to be especially concerned with the making of medicine men. In the Kaitish, Arunta, Unmatjera, and Ilpirra tribes, if a man feels that he has received a call to the medical profession, he betakes himself to some secluded spot, known to be frequented by one of these special spirit individuals ; or perhaps, without intending to do so, he may come across one in some lonely part of the scrub. In the Arunta tribe three distinct schools of medicine men are recognised (i) those made by the Iruntarinia or spirits, (2) those made by the Oruncha, who are.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4121; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3102, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hills bounding the southern margin of what is now called the Emily Plain. This cave is inhabited by the Iruntarinia, and the would-be medicine man, taking care that no one sees him wander away from the camp, and with considerable trepidation, lies down to sleep at the mouth of the cave. He must not go inside; if he did he would anger the Iruntarinia and be spirited away for ever. At break of day one of the Iruntarinia comes to the mouth of the cave and throws an invisible lance at the man which pierces his neck from behind and comes out, making a large hole in his tongue. How this is actually made we do not know, but every true.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4122; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3103, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "on the ground on his back, proceeded to paint a special design on his chest, abdomen and forehead (Fig. 1 76). This design is called Marilla and is the sacred drawing of the Oruncha, the mark on the fore- head representing what is called Orunchilcha, which means literally translated \" the devil's hand,\" the Oruncha being the evil or at least the mischievous spirit of the Arunta. A long black line, down the centre of the drawing, on the body, represents the Oruncha himself, and the marks round it are supposed to be the magic crystals that he carries in his body. When the drawing was made the man's fur string bands were placed on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4123; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "devil in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3104, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "es have implicit trust in the medicine man, and in serious cases two or three, if they are available, are called in, in consultation. No reward of any kind is given or expected. If the patient is cured, then the reputation of the medicine man is enhanced ; but if not, the failure is put down to the malignant action of superior magic, exerted by some hostile spirit or individual, though it is sometimes said, as we have heard on different occasions, that if a particular medicine man had been present he would have been able to counteract the influence of the enemy. Just as amongst ourselves, certain medicine men are regarded as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4124; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3105, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hispers. As a result the medicine man will perhaps decide that the sick man is suffering from a charmed bone inserted by a magic individual, such as a Kurdaitcha ; or perhaps, worse still, the verdict is that one of the Iruntarinia has placed in his body an Ullinka, or short barbed stick attached to an invisible string, the pulling of which by the malicious spirit causes great pain. If such be the case it requires the greatest skill of a renowned medicine man to effect a cure. While the patient is supported in a half-sitting attitude, the medicine man first of all stands close by, gazing down upon him in the most intent manner..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4125; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3106, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "eady come into contact with them on our way down the Macarthur river. We learned a good deal from an old medicine man named Kurkutji, and found out that in most essential features the Binbinga beliefs were closely similar to those of the Central tribes. They had just the same tradition with regard to their old ancestors walking about the country and leaving spirit children behind who are continually born again. The Macarthur valley, for example, with its river course and waterholes, was made by an old snake ancestor named Ulanji. The old man Kurkutji was a good example of the Binbinga tribe. The men of the latter have very little.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4126; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3107, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "32 332 338 342 342 346 346 346 346 346 346 35o face page 352 )) 354 11 354 5) 360 11 360 11 362 11 362 11 364 11 364 x LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS FIG. 186. — Emu Feather Shoes worn by the Kurdaitcha . 187. — Kurdaitcha creeping up to his Enemy 188. — The Overland Telegraph Line, showing the Cutting made through the Mulga Scrub 189. — Davenport Range 190. — \" The Devil's Marbles,\" Davenport Range 191. — Ant Hills at Tennant Creek 192. — Child Running, showing the toes turned out- wards, Warramunga Tribe .... 193. — Two Children, Warramunga Tribe 194. — Two Young Boys, Warramunga Tribe 195. — Youth passing through the Initiation Cere-.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4127; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "devil in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3108, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ch also stood out on the floor of the valley. Many of them were surmounted by spherical or egg-shaped boulders of gigantic size, looking as though a breath of wind would blow them over. Every now and again one rolls down and splits up, and then the huge fragments weather away until once more their edges are rounded off. These poised rocks are known as \" the devil's marbles\" (Fig. 190). The sun was just setting when we reached our camp and found Chance there with the wagon. He had annexed two natives to show him where the waters were, as it is very easy to miss the scattered waterholes in this part of the country. We had a very.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4128; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "devil in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3109, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "y brought on from Barrow Creek — we turned in for the night. Our two black boys camped near to us and the Fig. 189. DAVENPORT RANGE. The view is taken from a low hill on the east side of the Valley, across which can be seen the rounded masses of granite flanking the low range on the west. Two large granite boulders are seen in the foreground. Fig. 190. \"the devil's marbles,\" davenport range. The sandstone hills are seen in the background. xv BARROW CREEK TO TENNANT CREEK 361 two strangers further away, while our two terriers were on the qui vive, and not at all satisfied with the looks of the latter. They were splendid little.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4129; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "devil in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3110, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "One day a brother of the dead man came to the Ungunja, that is, the men's camp, bringing with him a girdle made from hair which had been cut from the dead man. This special form of girdle is called \" Kirra urkna.\" \" Kirra \" is flesh and \" urkna \" is a word applied to the sap which comes from a tree when it is cut, or to the juice which exudes from meat. The spirit of the dead man is supposed to be especially associated with the girdle, which possesses magic power that can pass from it to its wearer or, indeed, to any one whom it touches. The man who carried the girdle went round to all those in camp, who one after the other rubbed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4131; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3111, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "(Fig. 147). This little ceremonyis called \"ulquita atuma\" (\"ulquita\" a shield, and \" atuma \" to strike) and, during its performance, silence was maintained and every one looked very solemn. If the blow results in a firm, strong sound, then all is well, but if the sound be hollow, as if there were something the matter with the shield, then all is wrong. The spirit of the dead man is supposed to follow them up in the form of a little 29 8 ACROSS AUSTRALIA chap. bird called Chichurkna, and the hollow sound indicates that the bearer of that particular shield is under the influence of its evil magic. On this occasion every shield gave.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4132; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3112, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "to which two eagle-hawk men, or men-birds, lived there in the Alcheringa with a lot of young eagle-hawks. They fed on wallabies, and one day one of the men choked himself with a bone which stuck crossways in his throat so that he died. The other man and the young ones flew round about for some days, but finally they all died and went into the ground. Their spirit parts remained, haunting the spot, and now they are continually being re-incarnated in the form of eagle-hawk men and women. Travelling on we came to our camping ground by the side of Woodforde Creek. There was no surface water, but in the sandy bed of the creek there was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4133; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3113, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "lked away to the spot 3 and looked back and said, \" I can see the water, it is close up yet ; \" then he walked on to 4, 5, and 6, each square indicating a resting-place, at which he made the same remark. At 7 he said, \" That water long way off now,\" then he walked on to 8, much further away, and there he died, the black square indicating a tree in which his spirit now lives, though it often goes back to the original waterhole along the track marked 9. The narration reduced to this concise form sounds very commonplace ; but each such narrative, though it may only recount how an old man walked over the country and finally died,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4134; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3114, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "to the savage. It was only after considerable persuasion that the old man had consented to show us how the poison stick was used. Fig. 171. YOUNG MAN OF THE UNMATJERA TRIBE, FULL FACE. Fig. 172. MAN OF THE UNMATJERA TRIBE. Fig- J73- KNOCKING OUT TOOTH, KAITISH TRIBE (p. 332). xiii KAITISH AND UNMATJERA TRIBES 327 When once he had started he entered into the spirit of the thing, firmly believing, of course, that he was projecting the evil magic with which the stick was charged. On this occasion, there was no one into whom he was anxious to project the magic, and therefore when the performance was over and he felt dizzy, he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4135; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3115, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "eceived a call to the medical profession, he betakes himself to some secluded spot, known to be frequented by one of these special spirit individuals ; or perhaps, without intending to do so, he may come across one in some lonely part of the scrub. In the Arunta tribe three distinct schools of medicine men are recognised (i) those made by the Iruntarinia or spirits, (2) those made by the Oruncha, who are really only a special kind of spirits of a mischievous nature, and (3) those made by xiii KAITISH AND UNMATJERA TRIBES 33s other medicine men. The two first are more highly thought of than the third ; indeed they stand to the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4136; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3116, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ers which are all the more attractive to him because all knowledge of them is so jealously guarded by the older men. Up to the time of initiation the Arunta boy is taught to believe that the strange noise which warns him, just as it does the women, to keep far away from the sacred ground where the men are performing magic ceremonies, is the voice of a great spirit called Twanyirika. When he is initiated he learns that this is simply a tale told to mystify the women and children, and that, in reality, the noise is made by the magic bull-roarer — a thin slab of wood, twirled round at the end of a string — and a few are solemnly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4137; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3117, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "awe- inspiring about the Churinga, but to the savage youth, who has been taught to believe implicitly in what the old men tell him, it is quite a different matter ; and, in fear and trembling, he takes them in his hands firmly believing that they are full of the most potent magic, and listens in silence to what the old men tell him about the ancestors whose spirits are still associated with the Churinga, which for the first time in his life he is privileged actually to see and handle. From that time forward he is gradually taught more and more of sacred matters and allowed to take part in ceremonies, though much depends on his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4138; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3118, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ng his enemy on sight, and, though a man is not at all averse to having the reputation of being strong in magic, still there is always a certain amount of risk attached to it, because the illness, or death, of every indi- vidual is attributed to the evil magic of some one else, who in the end may pay for his reputation with his life. In the Arunta tribe the spirits are supposed to use a special form of pointing-stick called Ullinka, which is merely a little twig of wood about four inches long with a small crook at one end. The spirit, who has of course the great advantage of being invisible, inserts the stick 35o ACROSS AUSTRALIA.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4139; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3119, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t, because the illness, or death, of every indi- vidual is attributed to the evil magic of some one else, who in the end may pay for his reputation with his life. In the Arunta tribe the spirits are supposed to use a special form of pointing-stick called Ullinka, which is merely a little twig of wood about four inches long with a small crook at one end. The spirit, who has of course the great advantage of being invisible, inserts the stick 35o ACROSS AUSTRALIA chap. into the victim's body, and every now and then gives it a malicious little twist, by means of an unseen string, which causes very severe twinges of internal pain..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4140; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3120, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "perhaps two hundred feet (Fig. 205). The column was so high that we could always see it a long way off. If it came in the direction of the camp there was a great commotion, the natives, especially the women and children, yelling at the top of their voices and rushing away as fast as their legs could carry them so as to get out of its road and avoid the evil spirit that lives in the middle of the whirlwind. Occasionally one of them struck the camp, scattering the mia-mias and their contents in all directions. When not engaged in preparing for or performing ceremonies life went on in the usual way. The men, if they felt so disposed,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4141; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3121, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "old woman who, from choice, had not spoken a word for twenty-five years (Fig. 204). She was very ancient and decrepit when we saw her, and before this she has probably gone to her grave without uttering a word. The ban of silence does not, unfortunately, preclude a woman from wailing, and night after night we used to hear the weird wailing for the dead. The spirit of a dead person is supposed to haunt the old camping-ground, and to be gratified if it sees or hears that its old companions are properly performing the mourning ceremonies. Not only is the spirit supposed to be hovering around, but the time that immediately follows.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4142; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3122, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ring a word. The ban of silence does not, unfortunately, preclude a woman from wailing, and night after night we used to hear the weird wailing for the dead. The spirit of a dead person is supposed to haunt the old camping-ground, and to be gratified if it sees or hears that its old companions are properly performing the mourning ceremonies. Not only is the spirit supposed to be hovering around, but the time that immediately follows upon a death in the camp is one during which the natives are very excited and very imaginative. They have a very firm belief in the exist- ence of evil beings, who are commonly known as Kurdaitcha, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4143; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3123, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "visible to-day. They were half-animals or half-plants, as the case may be, only, instead of a lot of kangaroos, or emus, or snakes, march- ing about together, as we meet with in the Arunta tales, according to the Warramunga tribe there was usually only one individual. In the Arunta some of the ancestors went down into the ground, that is died and left their spirit parts behind at various places ; but, in the Warramunga, the one great ancestor was provided with a large number of small spirits which he carried about with him and deposited when he came to suitable places. Some striking natural feature, easily seen by the natives,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4144; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3124, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s, march- ing about together, as we meet with in the Arunta tales, according to the Warramunga tribe there was usually only one individual. In the Arunta some of the ancestors went down into the ground, that is died and left their spirit parts behind at various places ; but, in the Warramunga, the one great ancestor was provided with a large number of small spirits which he carried about with him and deposited when he came to suitable places. Some striking natural feature, easily seen by the natives, such as a waterhole, a prominent rock or a large gum tree, always arose to mark the places at which he rested and left his spirits.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4145; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3125, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "; but, in the Warramunga, the one great ancestor was provided with a large number of small spirits which he carried about with him and deposited when he came to suitable places. Some striking natural feature, easily seen by the natives, such as a waterhole, a prominent rock or a large gum tree, always arose to mark the places at which he rested and left his spirits behind. The Warramunga perform ceremonies commemorative of these ancestors, just as the Arunta and in fact all the native tribes inhabit- ing Central Australia do, and the time occupied by their performance may run into months. The Warramunga tribe is divided into two.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4146; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3126, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "sand with a boomerang. The performer is following tin- track. xvii THE GREAT WOLLUNQUA 399 Thapauerlu, a rocky waterhole in the Murchison Range. Stretching itself out as far as it could, whilst its tail remained in the hole, its body extended over a distance of about one hundred and fifty miles. It halted at various places performing ceremonies and leaving spirit individuals behind, who are now born in the form of men and women. Finally it reared itself up into the sky and, with one gigantic plunge into the ground, returned to Thapauerlu. The first Wollunqua ceremony was enacted on July 27th and the last on September nth, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4147; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3127, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "with ant, lizard, fire, and wild-cat totems. When they did begin again they were in one respect quite different from the previous ceremonies. On each of eight successive days a special drawing was made upon the ground, each of which was supposed in some way to be associated with some special spot at which the animal stood up, performed ceremonies, and left spirit children behind him in the Wingara (Figs. 284-290). The drawings were all made on the same spot on the ceremonial ground, and were each either rubbed out the morning after the ceremony in connection with them had been performed (never on the same day), or were restored.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4148; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3128, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e of any kind was associated with some tradition of their past. A range five miles away from Tennant Creek had arisen to mark the path traversed by the great ancestor of the Pittongu (bat) totem. Several miles further on, a solitary, upstanding column of rock repre- sented an opossum man who rested here during his travels, looked about the country, and left spirit children behind him when he journeyed on. A low range of remarkable, white quartzite hills indicated a large number of white-ant eggs, thrown down here by some women called Munga-Munga who belonged to the yam totem. They were sent away to the east from a place close to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4149; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3129, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "white quartzite hills indicated a large number of white-ant eggs, thrown down here by some women called Munga-Munga who belonged to the yam totem. They were sent away to the east from a place close to Tennant Creek by the ancestor of the black-snake totem, carrying their yams with them. These were Churinga, and they deposited them (Fig. 291) along with the spirits associated with them, at various places as they travelled on towards and across the country of the Worgaia tribe ; indeed one of the old Worgaia men with us was the reincarnation of one of these yam spirits. As we rode slowly along, the natives keeping pace with us on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4150; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3130, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nt Creek by the ancestor of the black-snake totem, carrying their yams with them. These were Churinga, and they deposited them (Fig. 291) along with the spirits associated with them, at various places as they travelled on towards and across the country of the Worgaia tribe ; indeed one of the old Worgaia men with us was the reincarnation of one of these yam spirits. As we rode slowly along, the natives keeping pace with us on foot, the old men were continually talking about the natural features associated in their traditions with various totemic ancestors, and pointing out to us every feature that interested them. On the second.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4151; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3131, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "g pace with us on foot, the old men were continually talking about the natural features associated in their traditions with various totemic ancestors, and pointing out to us every feature that interested them. On the second night we camped by a waterhole where an old crow ancestor once lived and where there are now 4 to ACROSS AUSTRALIA chap. plenty of crow spirit children. On the third day we travelled along by the side of a dry creek and passed the spot where two hawk ancestors first made fire by rubbing sticks together, two fine gum trees on the banks now representing the place where they did this. A few miles further on we.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4152; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3132, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "dually approaching the Murchison Range, and late in the afternoon of the third day skirted its base, and, following up a valley leading into the hills, camped, just after sunset, by the side of a picturesque waterhole called Wiarminni. We were now, so to speak, in the very midst of Mungai — that is, spots once inhabited by the old ancestors, and now full of spirit children. These old ancestors showed a commendable fondness for walking about in a few picturesque spots that their country contained, and seem to have selected these rocky ranges as their central home. All around us the water- o holes, gorges and rocky crags were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4153; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3133, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ngai — that is, spots once inhabited by the old ancestors, and now full of spirit children. These old ancestors showed a commendable fondness for walking about in a few picturesque spots that their country contained, and seem to have selected these rocky ranges as their central home. All around us the water- o holes, gorges and rocky crags were peopled with spirit individuals, left behind by one or other of the totemic ancestors — Wollunqua, Pittongu (bat), Wongana (crow), wild dog, emu, bandicoot, fish and kangaroo — whose lines of travel in the mystic past times, called the Wingara, formed a regular network over the whole.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4154; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3134, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "A PLACE CALLED PARAPAKINI (p. 406). Fig. 290. GROUND-DRAWING associated with THE WOLLUNQUA TOTEMIC CEREMONY OF A PLACE CALLED PARAPAKINI (p. 406). Fig. 291. STONE CHURINGA REPRESENTING ONE \"I Mil. Y.Wls CARRIED BY THE MUNGA- mi \\(.\\ WOMEN IN THE WINGARA TIMES, \\\\ UlRAMUNGA l RIBE (p. 409). XVII THE GREAT WOLLUNQUA 411 believe, with them, that the ancestral spirits were actually wandering around us, as we fell asleep, surrounded by the very trees, rocks and waterholes in which they lived. In the morning we set out under the guidance of the natives, and for some miles followed on foot the course of a broad valley, which after a time.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4155; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3135, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ON ALONG THE LINE A B. I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 indicate waterholes in the rocky bed of the stream which flows down the valley. features in the gorge, the entrance to which is blocked, save for a very narrow passage round the rocks on one side of the waterhole, called Tjintjinga (1), where there is a Wollunqua mungai. All the trees bordering the creek contain spirit children. A little distance further up, the passage is completely blocked by a rock hole (2), close to which is a lofty cave called Maralintha-taparinia (3). This was made by two old men in the Wingara times, and now two weather-beaten shrubs, on the opposite rocks, 4i2.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4156; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3136, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ed again by an older man (Fig. 295). This little ceremony has the object of enabling the men, who are thus rubbed with stones representing parts of the kangaroo, to go out into the bush and catch kangaroos more easily than they would otherwise be able to do. Above Miradji there lie two more rock-holes, both intimately associated with the Wollunqua, who left spirit children here ; indeed, the oldest of the natives who accompanied us was the reincarnation of one of these individuals, and his personal and secret name, Marunqua- 4i4 ACROSS AUSTRALIA ch. xvn gnuna, was derived from Marunqua, the native name of the upper and smaller of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4157; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3137, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "molished and shifted across the creek, the only trace left in the morning being a small low mound of earth, called Kakiti, piled on the actual spot on which the man had died ; and around this the ground was carefully smoothed down for a few feet in all directions. Every camp was moved to a considerable distance, because no one was anxious to meet either the spirit — the Ungwulan — of the dead man, which would be hovering about the spot, or that of the man who had brought about the death by evil magic, as it would probably come to visit the place in the form of an animal. The man was said by the medicine men to have died because he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4158; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3138, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "wn — that would be found out later on. All sacred ceremonies were suspended, and the whole camp entered with zest into the very serious business of performing properly the various mourning ceremonies. The etiquette of mourning is elaborate, and the omission to do what was proper would indicate a want of respect which would be much resented by the dead man's spirit. On the camping ground several men were lying hors de combat with gashed thighs. They had done their duty, and henceforth in token of this would be marked with deep scars. On one of these men we counted no fewer than twenty-three such scars that had been inflicted at.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4159; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3139, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "w to a considerable length and is then made into plaits which are wound round the crown so as to produce the appearance of a close-fitting cap or helmet (Figs. 345, 346). This old man told us how he had graduated in Q 2 482 ACROSS AUSTRALIA chap. his profession. One day he walked into a cave in a hill not far away from Borroloola, quite unaware that the two spirits called Mundadji and Munkaninji, who make medicine men, were walking about. Before he knew what was happening, old Mundadji caught him by the neck and killed him. Then he cut him open, right down the middle, took out all his insides and exchanged them for those of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4160; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3140, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "spirits called Mundadji and Munkaninji, who make medicine men, were walking about. Before he knew what was happening, old Mundadji caught him by the neck and killed him. Then he cut him open, right down the middle, took out all his insides and exchanged them for those of himself, which he placed in the body of Kurkutji. After this had been done, the younger spirit, Munkaninji, came up and restored him to life, told him that he was now a medicine man, and showed him how to take \" poison bones \" out of men. Then he took him up into the sky, and finally brought him down near his camp, where his people were mourning for him, thinking.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4161; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3141, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "80 ; fighting, 37 ; introduced into Australia, 30 ; loading and riding, 33-6 Campanotus, 180 Camp life amongst the Arunta, 246 ; Warramunga, 367 Camps, arrangements of natives in, 262 ; men's private, Arunta tribe, 293 ; Warramunga tribe, 367 ; women's private, Warramunga tribe, 367 ; of different tribes at Borroloola, 479-81 Cannibalism, attributed to evil spirits, 333 Cappans mitchelh, native orange, 151 Carpentaria, Gulf of, 3, 230, 454 ; meeting with Bishop of, 359 INDEX 507 Case-moths, 71 Cassia trees, 71, 75, 82, 145 Casuarina decaisneana, desert oak, 79,111,236 Cat-birds, Struthidea cinerea, 463 Caterpillars, social, making.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4163; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3142, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "na vespcrtilio, the bean-tree, 3IO, 314 1 ia, 45, 62 Etiquette amongst natives, 452 vp/us eudesmoideSf 105 n Eucalyptus microtlieca, the swamp gum, 44, 76, S2 Eucalyfttus plalypoda, 449 Eucalyptus rostrata, the river gum tree, 76, 81, 176 Eucalyptus terminalis, 151, 176 Euphorbia, 79 Eupodotis aus traits, 313 Euro, a species of kangaroo. 66. 166-7, 324 Evil spirits, traditions concerning, 332-3 . Exccecaria sp., 457 Eyre, Lake, basin of, 2-4 ; 8, 10, 13, 161 Ferns, at waterhole in George Gill Range, 99, 100 Field, Mr., 362 Fighting of natives, 198 Finches, presence of near water, 41 Finke Gorge, 142, 162 Finke River, 4, 8, 81, 85,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4164; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3142, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "rminalis, 151, 176 Euphorbia, 79 Eupodotis aus traits, 313 Euro, a species of kangaroo. 66. 166-7, 324 Evil spirits, traditions concerning, 332-3 . Exccecaria sp., 457 Eyre, Lake, basin of, 2-4 ; 8, 10, 13, 161 Ferns, at waterhole in George Gill Range, 99, 100 Field, Mr., 362 Fighting of natives, 198 Finches, presence of near water, 41 Finke Gorge, 142, 162 Finke River, 4, 8, 81, 85,.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Finke River, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -24.9214046, "longitude": 133.6838744, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3143, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "special Churinga, 257 Ilkinia, name for totemic design, Arunta tribe, 287 Ilkunta, flaked sticks worn by members of avenging party, 293 Ilpirra tribe, 324 ; medicine men, 334 Imirinja, name given to avengers, 298 India-rubber tree, 457 Indigofera, 163 Initiation ceremony, Urabunna tribe, 24 Irritja, a hawk, tradition of in Ura- bunna tribe, 24 Irruntarinia, spirits, making medicine- men, 335 James Range, 91, 98, 107, 135, 136 Jerboa rats, 102 ; mice, 165 Jew lizard, variations in colour, 155 Johnson, J. A., 231 Jumping mode of progression, 103 Kaitish tribe, 318 et seq. ; totem ceremonies, 322 Kangaroo ancestors at Undiara, 94 5>°.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4165; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3144, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "class in the Urabunna tribe, 19 Kirra-urkna, girdle made from hair of dead man, 293 Knives, flaked stone, 373 et seq. ; Warramunga men making, 447 ; women's stone, 376 Knout, an article of magic in the Arunta tribe, 351 Kochia, \"salt bush,\" 17, 78 n Korara merkunda, \"clouds arising,\" native name of Mt. Kingston, 14 Krichauff Range, 136, 143 Kurdaitcha, evil spirits visiting camps, 352, 394 et seq. Kurtitina, a native well near Lake Amadeus, in Kutta Kutta, a little hawk, Urabunna tribe, 26 Lagorchestes conspicilatus, 168 Lake Torrens Basin, 2 Lake Woods Basin, 4, 455 Language, absence of written, amongst the native, 390 Language,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4166; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3145, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "od by younger, 343 Olga, Mt., 104, 114, 121 et seq. Oodnadatta, 2, 9, 13, 19, 29, Tftetseq.^ 172, 184, 229 Ooraminna Range, 90, 136, 222, 225 Opossum, native method of catching, Organisation, of Urabunna tribe, 19 ; Arunta tribe, 201 Organisation, of Urabunna, Arunta, and Mara tribes compared, 479, 480 Ornaments of Anula and Mara tribes, 485\"7 Oruncha, evil spirits, 264 ; traditions concerning, 332-4 5I2 INDEX Paleolithic man, 130-41 Palm Creek, 162-3 Palm, Livistona mariae, 165 Palmer Creek, 148 Palmer River, 150 Paperbark Ti-tree, 179, 378 Paper \" yabbers,\" carried by natives, 469-72 Parakilia, native name for seeds of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4167; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3146, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "lunqua ceremonies, 396 et seq. Soakage, obtaining water from, 312 Sonder, Mt., 138, 151-4 Songs, corrobboree, 239-40 Son-in-law, general avoidance of mother-in-law by, 204 Spear-heads, stone, 378 Spear-throwers, 236-7, 484-5 Spears, of Arunta tribe, 194 ; of Anula tribe, 485 Spider, webs in scrub, 69 ; stridulating noise made by, 175 Spinif ex paradoxus, 78 Spirit children, spots inhabited by, Warramunga tribe, 410 Spirit, evil, supposed to reside in a dust storm, 367 Spirit of dead man, associated with Churinga, 258 ; in form of a bird, 298 ; hovering over bones, 475 Spirits inserting pointing-sticks, 349; making medicine-men,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4168; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3147, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "-7, 484-5 Spears, of Arunta tribe, 194 ; of Anula tribe, 485 Spider, webs in scrub, 69 ; stridulating noise made by, 175 Spinif ex paradoxus, 78 Spirit children, spots inhabited by, Warramunga tribe, 410 Spirit, evil, supposed to reside in a dust storm, 367 Spirit of dead man, associated with Churinga, 258 ; in form of a bird, 298 ; hovering over bones, 475 Spirits inserting pointing-sticks, 349; making medicine-men, Kaitish tribe, 334 Squire, Mr., 362 Steppe lands, 5 ; Higher and Lower, 55 Steppes, the Higher, 135 et seq.', ani- mals characteristic of, 165 et seq. Stevenson Creek, 64 Stevenson Valley, 49, 50 Sticks, pointing-, in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4169; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3148, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ra tribe, 479-80 Desert country around Lake Amadeus, 104 et seq. Desert oak (Causarina decaisneana), 79, in, 236 Desert Sandstone, 42, 92 ; used for stone implements, 373 Design of Oruncha drawn on medicine man, 338 Designs on ground during Wollunqua ceremonies, 406 et seq. 508 INDEX Designs, totemic, drawn on backs of young men during Engwara ceremony. 287 Devil's marbles, 360 Dialects of tribes, marked contrast in and suggested cause of origin of, 449-50 Dieri tribe, 19 Dingo, wild dog, time of introduction into Australia and influence of on extermination of Thylacine and Sarcophilus, 67-8 Dog, see Dingo Domestication of animals.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4170; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "devil in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3149, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "naming Finke River, 82-3 ; turned back by natives at Attack Creek, 442-3 Sturt Plains, 456 Styphelia mitchelli, the only species of the genus in Central Australia, 152 Sugar or honey bag, 371, 466-8 Sun-dew plant, 313 Swainsonia canescens, 150 Tableland country, artesian bores on, 446 Taeniopygia castanotis, chestnut-eared finches, 41 Tasmanian \"tiger\" and \"devil\" exterminated on the mainland by the wild dog, 68 Tate, Professor, geology of Central Australia, 32, 82, 92, 139 Teara, a genus of moths the caterpillars of which make a large bag, 70 Tecoma, 99 Teeth, knocking out in Warramunga tribe, 385 ; Kaitish tribe, 33 1 et seq..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4171; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "devil in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3149, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "naming Finke River, 82-3 ; turned back by natives at Attack Creek, 442-3 Sturt Plains, 456 Styphelia mitchelli, the only species of the genus in Central Australia, 152 Sugar or honey bag, 371, 466-8 Sun-dew plant, 313 Swainsonia canescens, 150 Tableland country, artesian bores on, 446 Taeniopygia castanotis, chestnut-eared finches, 41 Tasmanian \"tiger\" and \"devil\" exterminate", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Finke River, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -24.9214046, "longitude": 133.6838744, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1912, "title": "devil in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3150, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ribe 167. — Elderly Woman, Side Face, Kaitish Tribe 168. — Elderly Woman, Full Face, Kaitish Tribe 169.— Man of the Kaitish Tribe 170. — Young Man of the Unmatjera Tribe, Side Face 171. — Young Man of the Unmatjera Tribe, Full Face 172. — Man of the Unmatjera Tribe . 173. — Knocking out Tooth, Kaitish Tribe . 174.— Knocking out Tooth, Kaitish Tribe . 175. — Medicine Man showing the Hole made in his Tongue 176. — Medicine Man made by the Oruncha, with the Oruncha Marilla, or Design of the Oruncha 177. — Ceremony of Alkira-kiuma, Arunta Tribe . 178. — Pointing the Irna, Arunta Tribe .... 179. — Pointing-Sticks, Kaitish Tribe .....", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4172; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3151, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ew of a Man of the Gnanji Tribe, showing the Method of Plaiting the hair . „ 462 340. — Lily Pool, Whanalura „ 468 341. — Leichardt Pine „ 472 342. — Parcel of Dead Man's Bones wrapped in Paper- bark and Placed in the Fork of a Branch Standing upright in the Ground ... „ 474 343. — Screw Pines (Pandanus) „ 476 344. — Police Quarters, Borroloola „ 476 345. — Medicine Man, Binbinga Tribe, carrying a Wallet on his Back. Showing Method of Plaiting Hair. Side Face .... „ 480 346. — Karawa Boy, showing Method of Plaiting Hair „ 480 347. — Group of Anula and Mara Natives ... „ 482 348. — Bark Canoe, Anula Tribe „ 483 349. — Bow End of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4173; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3152, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tient may be either a human being or one of the spirits. Only a medicine man who is himself very strong in magic has the slightest chance of treating successfully a patient suffering from the evil magic of a spirit. There is how- ever a better chance of recovery if the cause of illness be a poison bone or stick implanted in the body by a human being. If the medicine man be successful, the recovered patient ascertains who it was who \" gave him the bone \" and retaliates when he feels able to do so. If death results — that is, if the evil magic be too potent for the medicine man — then, sooner or later, the relatives discover who.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4174; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3153, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "certains who it was who \" gave him the bone \" and retaliates when he feels able to do so. If death results — that is, if the evil magic be too potent for the medicine man — then, sooner or later, the relatives discover who placed the magic in the dead man's body and an avenging party, called c* Atninga \" by the Arunta natives, is organised. While we were at Alice Springs it was found out that the death of one of the natives, a year.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Alice Springs, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -23.6983884, "longitude": 133.8812885, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3153, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "irit. There is how- ever a better chance of recovery if the cause of illness be a poison bone or stick implanted in the body by a human being. If the medicine man be successful, the recovered patient ascertains who it was who \" gave him the bone \" and retaliates when he feels able to do so. If death results — that is, if the evil magic be too potent for the medicine man — then, sooner or later, the relatives discover who placed the magic in the dead man's body and an avenging party, called c* Atninga \" by the Arunta natives, is organised. While we were at Alice Springs it was found out that the death of one of the natives, a year.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4175; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3154, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "wo Orunchas were brothers. One day the elder started off after an old kangaroo, but, as he chased it, the rain came down in torrents and both of them got bogged in soft ground. As soon as ever the Oruncha lifted one leg out, down went the other deeper than ever, and it took * ■miiiiirt^! ii 1 * .Mi \" • - Fig. 174. KNOCKING OUT TOOTH, KAITISH TRIBE Fig. 175. MEDICINE MAN SHOWING THE HOLE MADE IX HIS TONGUE (p. 335). xiii KAITISH AND UNMATJERA TRIBES 333 him a long time and a hard struggle before he could get on to dry ground. When he did so he found that the kangaroo had gone further on, and, a little way ahead, there was a man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4176; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3155, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hose who only hold a licentiate. The method of graduation, as conducted by the Iruntarinia, is as follows. About fourteen miles to the south of the Alice Springs station there is a shallow cave, called Okalpara, in a range of hills bounding the southern margin of what is now called the Emily Plain. This cave is inhabited by the Iruntarinia, and the would-be medicine man, taking care that no one sees him wander away from the camp, and with considerable trepidation, lies down to sleep at the mouth of the cave. He must", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Alice Springs, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -23.6983884, "longitude": 133.8812885, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3155, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hose who only hold a licentiate. The method of graduation, as conducted by the Iruntarinia, is as follows. About fourteen miles to the south of the Alice Springs station there is a shallow cave, called Okalpara, in a range of hills bounding the southern margin of what is now called the Emily Plain. This cave is inhabited by the Iruntarinia, and the would-be medicine man, taking care that no one sees him wander away from the camp, and with considerable trepidation, lies down to sleep at the mouth of the cave. He must not go inside; if he did he would anger the Iruntarinia and be spirited away for ever. At break of day one of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4177; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3156, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "must not go inside; if he did he would anger the Iruntarinia and be spirited away for ever. At break of day one of the Iruntarinia comes to the mouth of the cave and throws an invisible lance at the man which pierces his neck from behind and comes out, making a large hole in his tongue. How this is actually made we do not know, but every true Railtchawa, or medicine man, has his tongue pierced. Possibly he may do this himself, but naturally he never admits that this is so, and in course of time he might quite easily come to believe that the hole was made by the Iruntarinia (Fig. 175). A second lance pierces the head from side to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4178; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3157, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "certain highly gifted medicine men and to the camp dogs, leads him back to his people. For several days the man remains more or less strange in his appearance and VOL. II G 336 ACROSS AUSTRALIA chap. behaviour, until, one morning, he appears with a broad band of powdered charcoal and fat across the bridge of his nose, and it is at once recognised that a new medicine man has graduated. He must not, however, according to the strict etiquette of his profession, engage in practice for about a year ; and if, during this time, the hole in his tongue closes, as it sometimes does, then he knows that his virtues as a medicine man have.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4179; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3158, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and of powdered charcoal and fat across the bridge of his nose, and it is at once recognised that a new medicine man has graduated. He must not, however, according to the strict etiquette of his profession, engage in practice for about a year ; and if, during this time, the hole in his tongue closes, as it sometimes does, then he knows that his virtues as a medicine man have departed. Meanwhile he cultivates the acquaintance of other medicine men, learning from them the secrets of the craft, which consist, principally, in the ability to hide about his person, and to produce at will, small quartz pebbles or bits of stick and bone,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4180; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3159, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ternaturally solemn, as if he were the possessor of knowledge quite hidden from ordinary men. The Iruntarinia not only provide him with new insides, but they implant in his body a supply of small magic stones, called Atnongara, which he can project into the body of a patient, in whom they combat the evil influences at work within him. In modern language the medicine man is made able to inject an anti-toxin. So long as these stones remain in his body he is capable of performing the work of a medicine man, but sometimes they are withdrawn, in which case they are supposed to return to the Iruntarinia from whom they originally came..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4181; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3160, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "new insides, but they implant in his body a supply of small magic stones, called Atnongara, which he can project into the body of a patient, in whom they combat the evil influences at work within him. In modern language the medicine man is made able to inject an anti-toxin. So long as these stones remain in his body he is capable of performing the work of a medicine man, but sometimes they are withdrawn, in which case they are supposed to return to the Iruntarinia from whom they originally came. With their departure, the man recognises that his power has also departed, and he retires from the profession. There are certain foods.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4182; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3161, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "these stones remain in his body he is capable of performing the work of a medicine man, but sometimes they are withdrawn, in which case they are supposed to return to the Iruntarinia from whom they originally came. With their departure, the man recognises that his power has also departed, and he retires from the profession. There are certain foods which the medicine man must abstain from. He may not eat fat or warm meat, neither must he inhale the smoke from burning bones nor go near to the nest of the large \" bull-dog \" ant (a species of Myrmecia), because if he were bitten by one of these, his medical powers would depart from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4183; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3162, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e man must abstain from. He may not eat fat or warm meat, neither must he inhale the smoke from burning bones nor go near to the nest of the large \" bull-dog \" ant (a species of Myrmecia), because if he were bitten by one of these, his medical powers would depart from him for xiii KAITISH AND UNMATJERA TRIBES 337 ever. At Barrow Creek there was an erstwhile medicine man who had become disqualified as a practitioner, simply because he had, inadvertently, taken a drink of hot tea. The method of initiation into the profession, as conducted by a medicine man, is naturally very different from that of the Iruntarinia. A young man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4184; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3163, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "because if he were bitten by one of these, his medical powers would depart from him for xiii KAITISH AND UNMATJERA TRIBES 337 ever. At Barrow Creek there was an erstwhile medicine man who had become disqualified as a practitioner, simply because he had, inadvertently, taken a drink of hot tea. The method of initiation into the profession, as conducted by a medicine man, is naturally very different from that of the Iruntarinia. A young man belonging to a group of natives on the Upper Finke River described to us the way in which he had been initiated by two old men, one of whom had been initiated by the Iruntarinia and the other by.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4185; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3163, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "er. At Barrow Creek there was an erstwhile medicine man who had become disqualified as a practitioner, simply because he had, inadvertently, taken a drink of hot tea. The method of initiation into the profession, as conducted by a medicine man, is naturally very different from that of the Iruntarinia. A young man belonging to a group of natives on the Upper Finke River described to us the way in which he had been initiated by two old men, one of whom had been initiated by the Iruntarinia and the other by.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Finke River, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -24.9214046, "longitude": 133.6838744, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3164, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ds behind his head and to put his tongue out. As he did this, one of the medicine men withdrew from his skull, just behind his ear, a thin sharp stone — one of the Atnongara — and, taking some dust from the ground, dried the man's tongue, and then, pulling it out as far as possible, made a cut through it, about half an inch in length. After a short rest the medicine man who had been initiated by an Oruncha rubbed his body over with grease and then, placing him on the ground on his back, proceeded to paint a special design on his chest, abdomen and forehead (Fig. 1 76). This design is called Marilla and is the sacred drawing of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4186; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3165, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e Oruncha being the evil or at least the mischievous spirit of the Arunta. A long black line, down the centre of the drawing, on the body, represents the Oruncha himself, and the marks round it are supposed to be the magic crystals that he carries in his body. When the drawing was made the man's fur string bands were placed on his head, and leaves Fig. 176. MEDICINE MAN MADE BY THE ORUNCHA, WITH THE ORUNCHA MARILLA, OR DESIGN OF THE ORUNCHA. The drawing on the forehead is the Orunchilcha, and represents the Oruncha's hand. xiii KAITISH AND UNMATJERA TRIBES 339 of a gum tree were fixed so as to hang down from beneath them, partly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4187; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3166, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "as supplied with food by women who stood to him in the tribal relationship of mother, wife and elder but not younger sister. The treatment to which he had been subjected left him really in a very weak state, but, when he had recovered, the medicine men told him that he might go back to his own camp. In case of sickness the natives have implicit trust in the medicine man, and in serious cases two or three, if they are available, are called in, in consultation. No reward of any kind is given or expected. If the patient is cured, then the reputation of the medicine man is enhanced ; but if not, the failure is put down to the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4188; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3167, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "state, but, when he had recovered, the medicine men told him that he might go back to his own camp. In case of sickness the natives have implicit trust in the medicine man, and in serious cases two or three, if they are available, are called in, in consultation. No reward of any kind is given or expected. If the patient is cured, then the reputation of the medicine man is enhanced ; but if not, the failure is put down to the malignant action of superior magic, exerted by some hostile spirit or individual, though it is sometimes said, as we have heard on different occasions, that if a particular medicine man had been present he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4189; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3168, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r individual, though it is sometimes said, as we have heard on different occasions, that if a particular medicine man had been present he would have been able to counteract the influence of the enemy. Just as amongst ourselves, certain medicine men are regarded as better qualified and more able than others. In ordinary cases the patient lies down, while the medicine man bends over him and sucks vigorously at the part of the body affected, spitting out every now and then pieces of wood, bone or stone, the presence of which is believed to be causing the injury and pain. This suction is one of the most characteristic features of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4190; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3169, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t every now and then pieces of wood, bone or stone, the presence of which is believed to be causing the injury and pain. This suction is one of the most characteristic features of native medical treatment, as pain in any part of the body is always attributed to the presence of some foreign body that must be removed. Among the western Arunta, especially, the medicine man, in addition to the 34Q ACROSS AUSTRALIA chap. Atnongara stones, is supposed to have a particular kind of lizard distributed through his body which endows him with great suctorial powers, such as the natives attribute to the lizard itself. In serious cases the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4191; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3170, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ved. Among the western Arunta, especially, the medicine man, in addition to the 34Q ACROSS AUSTRALIA chap. Atnongara stones, is supposed to have a particular kind of lizard distributed through his body which endows him with great suctorial powers, such as the natives attribute to the lizard itself. In serious cases the action is often very dramatic, and the medicine man needs a clear space in which to perform. The patient, perhaps too ill to sit up, is supported by some individual, while a distinguished medicine man, who has been called in and may have come a long distance, gravely examines him and consults with any local.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4192; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3171, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rticular kind of lizard distributed through his body which endows him with great suctorial powers, such as the natives attribute to the lizard itself. In serious cases the action is often very dramatic, and the medicine man needs a clear space in which to perform. The patient, perhaps too ill to sit up, is supported by some individual, while a distinguished medicine man, who has been called in and may have come a long distance, gravely examines him and consults with any local practitioners who may be present, and with the more immediate relatives of the patient, as to the nature of the illness. The diagnosis always occupies some.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4193; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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As a result the medicine man will perhaps decide that the sick man is suffering from a charmed bone inserted by a magic individual, such as a Kurdaitcha ; or perhaps, worse still, the verdict is that one of the Iruntarinia has placed in his body an Ullinka, or short barbed stick attached to an.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4194; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3173, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ll, the verdict is that one of the Iruntarinia has placed in his body an Ullinka, or short barbed stick attached to an invisible string, the pulling of which by the malicious spirit causes great pain. If such be the case it requires the greatest skill of a renowned medicine man to effect a cure. While the patient is supported in a half-sitting attitude, the medicine man first of all stands close by, gazing down upon him in the most intent manner. Then, going a few yards away, he looks fiercely at him, bends slightly forward and repeatedly jerks his arm outwards, at full length, during which performance he is supposed to project.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4195; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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CHAPTER XIV MAGIC Almost every action in the life of a Central Australian savage from the day of his birth to that of his death is associated, in some way or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4196; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "medicine man in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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Desert oak (Causarina decaisneana), 79, in, 236 Desert Sandstone, 42, 92 ; used for stone implements, 373 Design of Oruncha drawn on medicine man, 338 Designs on ground during Wollunqua ceremonies, 406 et seq. 508 INDEX Designs, totemic, drawn on backs of young men during Engwara ceremony. 287 Devil's marbles, 360 Dialects of tribes, marked contrast in and suggested cause of origin of, 449-50 Dieri tribe, 19.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4197; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "devil in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3176, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Imirinja, name given to avengers, 298 India-rubber tree, 457 Indigofera, 163 Initiation ceremony, Urabunna tribe, 24 Irritja, a hawk, tradition of in Ura- bunna tribe, 24 Irruntarinia, spirits, making medicine- men, 335 James Range, 91, 98, 107, 135, 136 Jerboa rats, 102 ; mice, 165 Jew lizard, variations in colour, 155 Johnson, J. A., 231 Jumping mode of progression, 103 Kaitish tribe, 318 et seq. ; totem ceremonies, 322 Kangaroo ancestors at Undiara, 94 5>° INDEX Kangaroo ceremony at Undiara, 97 Kangaroos, 166-7 '■> kangaroo rats, no Karawa tribe, 482 Karbeen, popular name for a gum-tree the sapling leaves of which are of great.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4198; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 2; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia02spen/acrossaustralia02spen_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3177, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rike us with astonishment, he regards as simply the exhibition of magic of greater power than any possessed by himself ; but it is a difference in degree and not in kind. He therefore seldom exhibits any great surprise, but on this occasion the natives were certainly astounded, and their general opinion in regard to the phonograph was that there was an evil spirit in the box which caught hold of their voices and could send them out again. From the Stevenson Valley our way lay, at first, by the side of the telegraph poles, which ran in an absolutely straight line for eight miles across a flat tableland. It would be difficult to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4199; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3178, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d placed it in the cave where it died, the platform of rock arising to mark ' The first description of Undiara was given by Dr. Stirling, Horn Expeditio7i Report, p. 67. A full description of the spot with its associated ceremonies and traditions is given in Native Tribes of Central Australia, pp. 193-201. V CHARLOTTE WATERS 97 the place. Into this rock its spirit passed, and later on a number of other kangaroos (animals in this case, not human beings) came and died here, their spirit parts also going into the rock. At the present day, when the natives wish to increase the number of kangaroos, they come to this rock and perform.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4200; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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After decorating the face afresh with white and red stripes, the red representing the fur of the animal.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4201; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3180, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "animal and the white the bones, a number of the younger men climb on to the top of the rock. There, to the accompaniment of chants sung by the other men who were grouped below on the ground, they open veins in their arms and allow the blood to stream out on to the top of the rock, whence it trickles down over the decorated face. This is supposed to make the spirit kangaroos which live in the rock go out and give rise to real kangaroos, which of course the natives can spear and eat, though curiously enough the kangaroo men themselves do not do so or at most only very sparingly. Our camp at Henbury was close to the base of the James.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4202; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3181, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pied by his own local group. There never appears to be any attempt made to annex new country or to encroach in any way upon other tribes or groups. This is a result of the very firmly-fixed belief of the natives that they are the direct descendants or reincarnations of ancient ancestors, who were especially associated with certain local spots at which their spirit parts remained when they died and their bodies went into the earth. If we take any one such local group we find that it consists of men, women, and children numbering not more, as a general rule, than one hundred and often less than a score, and occupying a tract of land.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4203; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3182, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e they had come into existence, these ancestral people started to wander across the country — lizard people along one track, kangaroo people along aiiother, frog people along another, and so on right through the various totemic groups. Every one of these old ancestors carried with him, or her, a sacred stone or wooden slab, called a Churinga, with which the spirit part of the owner was supposed to be intimately associated. As they wandered over the Arunta country they made all the natural features — creeks, clay-pans, waterholes, hills and gorges — which are now familiar to the natives. At certain places they halted to perform.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4204; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3183, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ed. As they wandered over the Arunta country they made all the natural features — creeks, clay-pans, waterholes, hills and gorges — which are now familiar to the natives. At certain places they halted to perform ceremonies, and there different members of the party died — or, as the natives say, went down into the ground ; that is, their bodies did but their spirit, parts remained above in com- pany with the Churinga, and stayed behind when the party moved on, dwelling afterwards in some tree or rock which was henceforth sacred to them and was called their Nanja (Fig. 82). The whole Arunta country is dotted over with such spots,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4205; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirit in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3184, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "A man who was being pursued by others would not be touched so long as he remained at this spot. If a native is chasing a wallaby or a kangaroo it is perfectly safe so long as it is quite close to one of these Ertnatulunga. No strange native would venture to rob one, even if he knew where it was, partly because he would be in mortal fear of the anger of the spirits associated with the Churinga and partly because if he ventured to touch them his life would not be worth a moment's purchase. On one or two occasions Ertnatulungas have been shown to white men by degenerate natives, but on each occasion the latter have been killed. On.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4206; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1912, "title": "spirits in Across Australia, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Across Australia, volume 1; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acrossaustralia01spenuoft/acrossaustralia01spenuoft_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3185, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "head of the railway line. On this occasion, as soon as we had passed through the Heavitree Gap we noticed a great change in the place. The red gums bordering the river were still there, though we missed one ancient tree with a great hole in its trunk which used to stand half-way between the Gap and the present township. In and out of it the Iruntarinia, or spirit individuals, used to pass on their way to and from the caves that they inhabited below ground, where they lived amongst plenteous supplies of food and ever-flowing streams of water. 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He immediately places it in the mother's head, from which it passes down into her breast and the child, who is at once put to the breast, drinks it in with its mother's milk, or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1499; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1914, "title": "Numereji in Magic and Medicine", "canonical_figure": "Numereji", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna13.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3788, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "— Water-pouring Ceremony. Kakadu Tribe .... 242 61.— Men Painting themselves and Children with Nack. Kakadu Tribe ... 244 62.— Women wearing Armlets called Kundama, during Mourning Ceremony. Kakadu Tribe. ... . . 244 63.— Child's Bones carried about in Dilly Bag by her Mother. Kakadu Tribe. 248 64. — Ceremony of Korno 258 65.— Placing Sticks over the Buried Spirit at the close of the Korno Ceremony. Kakadu Tribe 260 66.— The Old and the Young Numereji Snake. A Bark Drawing. Kakadu Tribe . . . 313 67. — Bubba Peibi from a Drawing on Bark . . . .313 68.— Medicine Man rubbing his Hand under his Arrii-pit to secure Moisture to rub on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4851; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3789, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "h their localities. — Physical appearance of the natives. — No Malay admixture. — Cicatrices. — Larakia woman with joint of index finger cut off. — Small number of children in each family. — Organisation of the tribes, a general resume. — Totemic systems, a general resume. — Intichiuma ceremonies. — Initiation ceremonies. — Burial and mourning ceremonies. — Spirit children and origin of children. — Reincarnation. — Sacred objects. — Camp life. — Habitations. — Flies and mos- quitos. — Corrobborees. — Definition of tribe. — Sending out of messengers. — Characteristics of native character. — Magic. — Mental ability. — Fondness for.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4852; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3790, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ille Island tribe, amongst whom no classes are found, the totem descends in the maternal line. The most modified amongst these northern tribes in regard to their totemic system are undoubtedly the Kakadu, Geimbio, Kulunglutji and allied tribe. They are strongly totemistic, but yet there is no descent of the totem in either the paternal or maternal line. The spirit of the dead person chooses its own totem, and, when it undergoes reincarnation, tells the father of the child what is the Jereipunga, or totem, of the latter. So far as the social aspect of totemism is concerned we may roughly classify as follows the various Northern.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4853; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3791, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o classes and sub-classes amongst all of which the totemic groups are irregularly distributed, so that the same group is present in each moiety. Descent is neither in the maternal nor paternal line, and the totem of the child depends entirely upon the locality at which it is supposed i8 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. to have entered the mother in spirit form. This system is characteristic of the Arunta nation, in the centre of the Continent, which includes the Arunta, Unmatjera and Kaitish tribes. Tn the latter there is a decided tendency for the totemic groups to be divided between the two moieties and for the descent.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4854; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3792, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "is a decided tendency for the totemic groups to be divided between the two moieties and for the descent to follow in the paternal line. (l>) The tribe is not divided into moieties nor classes, but there are a number of intermarrying local groups. The totem has nothing to do with marriage and it descends neither in the paternal nor in the maternal line. The spirit of the ancestor, who is about to be reincarnated, tells the father of the child exactly who the latter is, and what is the name of its totem, which need not even be that of the old ancestor. This system is characteristic of the Kakadu nation. It will be seen that there.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4855; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3793, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s, and the cere- monies associated with the erection of the posts are amongst the wildest that I have seen in the whole of the Northern Territory. Varied though these tribes are in regard to their organisations and customs, there is fundamental agree- ment on certain points. It was in the Central tribes that we first described the belief in the existence of spirit children who inhabit certain definite localities and enter women. It is interesting to see that this belief is universal amongst the Northern Territory tribes. A similar belief has been shown by Dr. Roth to exist amongst Queensland natives and by Mrs. Bates amongst.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4856; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3794, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ibes so widely different from one another in many other respects as the Dieri, Arunta, Waduman, Mara, Kakadu, and Melville Islanders. The Kakadu beliefs are amongst the most definite that we have. Without going into details which are explained later, it may be said there was one great ancestor, named Imberombera, who was responsible, originally, for all the spirit children with whom, either directly or by means of individuals whom she sent out, the country was peopled. There were local spirit centres, just as in the Arunta, and it is these spirit children who have 24 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. ever since been born.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4857; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3795, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s. The Kakadu beliefs are amongst the most definite that we have. Without going into details which are explained later, it may be said there was one great ancestor, named Imberombera, who was responsible, originally, for all the spirit children with whom, either directly or by means of individuals whom she sent out, the country was peopled. There were local spirit centres, just as in the Arunta, and it is these spirit children who have 24 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. ever since been born again. With this belief is also closely bound up that of reincarnation. It is curious again to find that there is fundamental.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4858; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3796, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "own secret name. In the -Kakadu, on the other hand, the name of every ancestor is known and every member of the tribe bears that ancestor's as his or her name in common, everyday use. In some tribes, such as the Warramunga, each totem group had one great ancestor from whom, when he shook himself during the performance of ceremonies, numerous, but nameless, spirit children emanated. We have, in fact, an interesting series of stages beginning with the Arunta and its numerous original ancestors for each group, passing through the Warramunga with its one ancestor for each group, and then on to the Kakadu with its single great,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4859; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3797, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rous original ancestors for each group, passing through the Warramunga with its one ancestor for each group, and then on to the Kakadu with its single great, original ancestor for all the groups. In some tribes, such as the Dieri and Warramunga, the belief holds that the sex changes at each successive reincarnation. The Kakadu also have a belief in a double spirit some- what akin to that of the Arunta. The original spirit, called Yalmuru, gives off a double, called Iwaiyu. It is the latter that enters a woman and, after it has done so, the Yalmuru comes, some night, to the father and tells him I INTRODUCTION 25 that the child.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4860; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3798, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hose called Muraian amongst the Kakadu, to which reference has already been made. There are no Nurtunjas nor Waningas nor ground drawings, that figure so largely in the southern part of the Territory, but, through all tribes on the mainland, the belief is universal amongst the women and children that the sound made by the bull-roarer is the voice of a great spirit which comes to take the youth away during the initiation cere- mony. In no case amongst these northern tribes did I find any indication of sacred rock drawings such as we meet with in the Arunta and Kaitish. This absence may be associated with that of any such spots as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4861; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3799, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ot a trace behind them to indicate their former existence. The organisation is now entirely local. In the far past time their mythic ancestor, Imberombera, sent out different pairs of individuals to various parts of the country, now occupied by the Kakadu and other tribes of the same nation. In these places they formed local centres, peopled, at first, with spirit indivi- duals who have since been undergoing reincarnation. Tradition explains how, in the early days, the members of different local groups intermarried, and, at the present time, just as then, each individual man secures his wife, or wives, from some special local.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4862; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3800, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he usual term for one being irruwunni. This may perhaps be a remnant of an aspect of the ceremony which, at one time, was more strongly developed than it is now on Melville Island, and that is the seclusion of the initiate, so that he is not seen by the women and children, who believe in many tribes that during the initiation ceremony he is- taken away by a spirit and made into a man. While the boys were thus hidden, the painting went on, one or two of the old yam men keeping up a continuous chant referring to the yams and the grass. The father painted the Mikinyertinga girl yellow all over (Fig. 34) ; another girl had one side of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4863; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3801, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t cases, simply daubed red or yellow ochre over themselves, with little attempt at design. When the decorations were complete, there was a short pause, and then the men began to walk round and round the ground, singing and clanging sticks with their arms uplifted as usual. Then one man \" sang \" the Mab^nuri, or shooting star, which is supposed to be an evil spirit. The object of this singing was to protect the boys in the mia-mia against its evil influence. Also they sang the bamajinni, that is the armlets of the JVatjinyerti, which is also supposed to aid in protecting him against any shooting star. This over, several men walked.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4864; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3802, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "dji. He sits down on the koar ground with his head bent low so that he cannot see what is taking place. Some of the old men paint themselves and come up behind him whirling the bull-roarers. The pappam tells the boy to look up, and then he sees the men and is told that the noise is made by the Kurrabudji. As usual the lubras think it is the voice of a great spirit that takes the boys away, but the old men tell him that it is not so. At first he is very frightened, but the old men show him 120 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap, the sticks and, after having rubbed their own bodies with them, place them in his hands. The boy.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4865; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3803, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ding to one side beating time with sticks. The per- formers were supposed to be young emus wandering about, and the man who lifted them up represented their mother. After the emu ceremony was over two men came in from the scrub. As they approached the ground they peered around in all directions, imitating the actions of \" debil-debils,\" that is, mischievous spirits, in the form of human beings, searching for honey bags. The last cere- mony of the day opened with one of the old men, who was standing by the side of the ceremonial ground, throw- L 146 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. ing stones in the direction of two.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4866; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3804, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ferent camps to indicate approximately the locality of their occupants. Thus, for example, men from the west will be found on Ill INITIATION CEREMONIES 165 the west side of the camp, men from the east on the east side, and so on. When darkness comes on the bull-roarer is sounded in the Kalal ; the women, in their camp, hear it and think it is the voice of a spirit called Nagumguruk that has come to take the boy away and, time after time, they cry out kel-a-bill-a-la. The Mungarai men first of all go inside the camp and range themselves along the two sides ; the boy who, at this particular stage, is known by the status term.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4867; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3805, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "themselves along the two sides ; the boy who, at this particular stage, is known by the status term Ikmurli, sits at one end close to the bough shelter, watched over by his namminj eri. He is naturally very frightened, not knowing what is going to happen to him, because up till now he has firmly believed that the sound of the bull-roarer is really that of a spirit who has taken other boys away. Fires are lighted and, first of all, the strangers dance wildly round and round, outside the raised lines and the bough brake. As they do so they continually shout out the names of different totems. Sugar-bag, Lily, Kangaroo, Snake, Lizard,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4868; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3806, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. taken by the namminjeri first to the father. He gives it to the boy's mother and she takes it away and either places it in a hollow trunk or buries it in the bank of a lagoon where lilies grow and where also there is what the natives call a Mungaiini, that is, a place at which in the olden times the totemic ancestors left spirit children behind them. This water hole then becomes tabu to all other lubras, but the presence of the blood is supposed to make the lilies grow. After, perhaps, two years the grass all round it is burned and then all lubras may go there and gather lilies. After the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4869; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3807, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "long to the sub-class Jobal he is shown, during this the final stage of his initiation, ceremonies that are concerned with the totemic groups of that par- ticular sub-class. It is during the performance of these that, for the first time, he is allowed to see the bull-roarer or kunapippi, the noise made by which is supposed by the lubras to be the voice of a spirit called Mumanna, who takes the boy away during the initiation ceremony. CHAPTER IV TOTEMIC SYSTEMS AND TOTEM GROUPS Division of northern tribes into five groups so far as totemic matters are concerned. — Kakadu tribe. — The Yalmuru and Iwaiyu. — Manner of acquiring.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4870; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3808, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "en the moieties or classes, the same group occurring on both sides of the tribe, but the totemic groups are exogamous, and the totem descends in the female line. In others, moieties and classes do not exist, and in these there is no descent of the totem from parent to child, the latter receiving his totemic name in consequence of an intimation conveyed by a spirit individual to the parent. In all tribes, however, there is a very definite totemic system, which may or may not regulate marriage. In most tribes the totemic groups are exogamous, but in some, such as the Kakadu, they are not, though it is very rare to find a man married.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4871; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3809, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "plant. The Kakadu group of tribes is evidently much modified N 2 i8o NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. in many ways, and In none more so than in regard to their totemic system. The question of totems is closely bound up with their beliefs in regard to the origin of children. As described in connection with this subject,^ when an individual dies his spirit part remains with his bones in the form of what is called a Yalmuru. This, again, gives rise to a double of itself, called an Iwaiyu, which the Yalmuru places in some food, such as a sugar-bag or fish, that the father of the future child then secures, aided by the Yalmuru.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4872; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3810, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "in which the living person has the same totem as the old ancestor of whom he, or she, is supposed to be the re- incarnation. In regard to their totemic system, the group of tribes that have the Imberombera legend, or its equivalent, appear to stand by themselves. In some respects, as, for example, in regard to the idea of definite local centres, peopled by spirit individuals, they call to mind the Arunta, but, on the other hand, they diiFer from them and from all others in the remarkable way in which each centre is the home of a definite group of individuals, the actual names of all of whom are known and handed down from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4873; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3811, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pear to be any tradition with regard to the association of any particular bull-roarer with a special ancestor. Nor do we meet with anything corresponding to the Ertnatulunga or sacred storing places in which the Arunta preserve their Churinga. In every instance the women and children believe that the noise made by twirling the roarer is the voice of a great spirit that comes to carry off the boy during initiation and in no case is a woman allowed to see one. This belief, held by the women and children, is apparently widely spread over the whole of Central and Northern Australia and was probably, at one time, universal in its.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4874; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3812, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "lowed to see one. This belief, held by the women and children, is apparently widely spread over the whole of Central and Northern Australia and was probably, at one time, universal in its distribution amongst Australian tribes. It is equally true that the youths are, everywhere and always, at the time of initiation, told that the noise is not the voice of a spirit but is made by the bull-roarer. They are also warned that on no account must they speak of it to the women and children. These sticks are amongst those objects that the Arunta speak of as being Ekeirinja, the Mungarai, makugua^ and the Kakadu, kumali ; all of which words.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4875; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3813, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hose of the Larakia, reaching a length of two and a half feet, and 214 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. are carried by messengers, who go out to summon members of distant groups to take part in sacred cere- monies (Plate II). They are made from the wood of the india-rubber tree, and the women and children think the sound they make is the voice of a spirit called ngagurnguruk. They are preserved in certain sacred spots which are very suggestive, in one important respect, of the ertnatulunga of the Arunta. Any animal at or quite close to one of the latter must not be killed ; it is, for the time being, strictly ekeirinja..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4876; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3814, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "must touch it. The Mungarai have a detailed tradition dealing with the way in which they first became possessed of the sticks. In the far away times that they call Kurnallan there existed a very big man named Kunapippi. He existed before there were any of the present-day black-fellows, and is reported to have had plenty of dilly bags. Also he had plenty of spirit children, all boys and no girls, whom he carried in his bags. For some time he sang out, like the men do now when they perform sacred ceremonies, quivering his hand in front of his mouth so as to make the sound called T'jungulamma. He had, at first, been underground, but.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4877; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3815, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "oper Plains over which, at one place, the water pours in torrents during the rain season. Here, in the far past times, there arose a woman of the Ngapalieri sub-class and kunapippi totem. She carried a netted string bag and, in this, her kunapippi wrapped up in paper bark. From Miram-mi-idji, where she left many 2i8 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. spirit children, she walked underground and came out at a place called Winjerri, where there is a big hill and water hole, close by a cattle station now called Hodgson Downs. Here she left more spirit children and, coming out above ground, walked along, swinging her bull-.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4878; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3816, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rried a netted string bag and, in this, her kunapippi wrapped up in paper bark. From Miram-mi-idji, where she left many 2i8 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. spirit children, she walked underground and came out at a place called Winjerri, where there is a big hill and water hole, close by a cattle station now called Hodgson Downs. Here she left more spirit children and, coming out above ground, walked along, swinging her bull- roarer as she did so. At Kunjerri she met a number of other kunapippi women who were making corrobborees and joined in with them. A man, named Kumkum, a Ngapalieri man of the fish-hawk totem, who,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4879; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3817, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a. The latter are associated with individual human beings, the former, save in the one case of the original Muraian, who was supposed to have been swimming about in the water in the form of a turtle, are always totemic animals or plants. They are very distinctly of this nature and thus differ markedly from the Churinga with each one of which a human being's spirit part is intimately associated. The Muraian of the Kakadu represent the essence, as it were, of the totemic animal or plant in just the same way in which the Churinga of the Arunta represent the essence of the human totemite, and these two sets of sacred objects indicate.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4880; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3818, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "tically a thing of the past, for the tribe is now decimated in numbers and degenerate in habits. The Muraian of the Kakadu will not survive for long. <2 2 CHAPTER VI BURIAL AND MOURNING CEREMONIES Melville and Bathurst Islands. — Description of graves. — Decoration and erection of grave posts. — Mourning ceremonies. — Danc- ing round the fire. — Driving the spirit into the ground. — Description of ceremonies performed at the grave. — Special bark armlets and discs worn and carried by the wromen. — Colour decorations of men and women. — Kakadu tribe. — Death and burial of", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Bathurst, NSW", "region": "Bathurst", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.4166482, "longitude": 149.5803725, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3818, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tically a thing of the past, for the tribe is now decimated in numbers and degenerate in habits. The Muraian of the Kakadu will not survive for long. <2 2 CHAPTER VI BURIAL AND MOURNING CEREMONIES Melville and Bathurst Islands. — Description of graves. — Decoration and erection of grave posts. — Mourning ceremonies. — Danc- ing round the fire. — Driving the spirit into the ground. — Description of ceremonies performed at the grave. — Special bark armlets and discs worn and carried by the wromen. — Colour decorations of men and women. — Kakadu tribe. — Death and burial of a woman. — Morlil ceremony, in part a purification ceremony..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4881; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3819, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ing the mother. — Account given by Ungara, a Kakadu native. — The old Yalmuru disappears and the Iwaiyu becomes the new Yalmuru. One of the most striking features of the native tribes in Central and Northern Australia, whose customs were investigated by the late Mr. Gillen and myself, is their universal belief that children enter women in the form of minute spirits, the representatives of formerly existing men and women, who are thus reincarnated. This belief in reincarnation, and in procreation not being actually the result of sexual intercourse, has now been shown to be prevalent over the whole of the Central and Northern part.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4882; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3820, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "st and Melville Islands. The traditions in regard to their ancestors in all these tribes are very explicit. Amongst the Arunta, for example, there were certain great men and women, leaders of the various groups in the far past times, called Alcheringa, who had definite names. They carried VIII BELIEFS IN REGARD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 265 with them numbers of spirit children who were deposited in certain places and it is these who now enter women and are born in the form of human beings, as well, of course, as the spirits of the great leaders themselves. My late colleague, Mr. Gillen, was supposed to be the reincarnation of one of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4883; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3821, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n great men and women, leaders of the various groups in the far past times, called Alcheringa, who had definite names. They carried VIII BELIEFS IN REGARD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 265 with them numbers of spirit children who were deposited in certain places and it is these who now enter women and are born in the form of human beings, as well, of course, as the spirits of the great leaders themselves. My late colleague, Mr. Gillen, was supposed to be the reincarnation of one of them named Urangara. The Arunta believe that when any individual dies his spirit part goes back, to his old camping place in the Alcheringa, inhabiting some.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4884; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3822, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "mbers of spirit children who were deposited in certain places and it is these who now enter women and are born in the form of human beings, as well, of course, as the spirits of the great leaders themselves. My late colleague, Mr. Gillen, was supposed to be the reincarnation of one of them named Urangara. The Arunta believe that when any individual dies his spirit part goes back, to his old camping place in the Alcheringa, inhabiting some special rock, or tree which is spoken of as its Nanja. Here it remains until it chooses to enter a woman and undergoes reincarnation. All these spirits are called Iruntarinia. Previously to the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4885; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3823, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Mr. Gillen, was supposed to be the reincarnation of one of them named Urangara. The Arunta believe that when any individual dies his spirit part goes back, to his old camping place in the Alcheringa, inhabiting some special rock, or tree which is spoken of as its Nanja. Here it remains until it chooses to enter a woman and undergoes reincarnation. All these spirits are called Iruntarinia. Previously to the first reincar- nation, however, a second spirit, which is the double of the Iruntarinia, emerges from the Nanja, and is called an Arumburinga. When the former is reincarnated the latter inhabits the Nanja but it may, if it.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4886; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3824, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of the body is a very characteristic feature in the totemic ceremonies of many tribes. It was very much in evidence amongst the Warramunga, who decorate themselves profusely with down when performing the sacred ceremonies during which they are supposed to simulate the old ancestors. When they thus shake themselves, little bits of down tumble off just as the spirits used, originally, to emanate from him when he shook himself VIII BELIEFS IN REGARD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 267 bar, on the Roper River, there is a large gum tree full of spirit children, all of them belonging to one of the totems associated with the Nakomara sub-class,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4887; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3824, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "arramunga, who decorate themselves profusely with down when performing the sacred ceremonies during which they are supposed to simulate the old ancestors. When they thus shake themselves, little bits of down tumble off just as the spirits used, originally, to emanate from him when he shook himself VIII BELIEFS IN REGARD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 267 bar, on the Roper River, there is a large gum tree full of spirit children, all of them belonging to one of the totems associated with the Nakomara sub-class,.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Roper River, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -14.6873399, "longitude": 134.3765274, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3825, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "th down when performing the sacred ceremonies during which they are supposed to simulate the old ancestors. When they thus shake themselves, little bits of down tumble off just as the spirits used, originally, to emanate from him when he shook himself VIII BELIEFS IN REGARD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 267 bar, on the Roper River, there is a large gum tree full of spirit children, all of them belonging to one of the totems associated with the Nakomara sub-class, and always, so my native informant told me, on the look-out for the right lubra. Again, at Crescent Lagoon, the old ancestor Namaran, the thunder man, deposited numbers of spirit.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4888; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3825, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "th down when performing the sacred ceremonies during which they are supposed to simulate the old ancestors. When they thus shake themselves, little bits of down tumble off just as the spirits used, originally, to emanate from him when he shook himself VIII BELIEFS IN REGARD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 267 bar, on the Roper River, there is a large gum tree full of spirit children, all of them belonging to one of the totems associated with the Nakomara sub-class, and always, so my native informant told me, on the look-out for the right lubra. Again, at Crescent Lagoon, the old ancestor Namaran, the thunder man, deposited numbers of spirit.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Roper River, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -14.6873399, "longitude": 134.3765274, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3826, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "moinja lata lungin, Ngaidjan anoadja tjumba angebir, which means. You go away to another country, where you stop leave Ngaidjan behind. She did so, and the natives say that, when leaving them behind. viii BELIEFS IN REGARD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 269 she gave them their totems. They grew up and were the first black-fellows, men and women. When they died their spirits became Ngaidjan, entered lubras, and were born again. Each Ngaidjan knows which is the right lubra to enter, and will not go into a wrong one. Each Ngaidjan, also, has one special place, called Poaridju, the equivalent of the Nanja of the Arunta, which is its normal.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4889; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3827, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e fish, the Yalmuru goes into the water and drives them into the man's chipoiyu or fishing net, if it be mormo or \" sugar-bag,\" he guides him to the tree in which the bees have made their hive. In either case, as soon as the man has secured the fish or mormo, out jumps the frog, unseen of course by the men. It is caught by the Yalmuru and, together, the two spirits return to their camping place. The food in which the Iwaiyu was placed will be the child's totem. The latter is thus always selected by the Yalmuru and may change from one reincarnation to another. As we have seen, when dealing with the totems, it often does. Sometimes,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4890; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3828, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s. In the early days Joemin was the first medicine man, and he made others, and showed them what had to be done. At first Joemin's eyes were like those of other men, and he could not see Numereji. One day he went to a water hole and, looking over the edge, he saw his shadow, or iwaiyu.^ He looked all about. ' This same term iwaiyu is applied both to a man's spirit part and to his shadow. 296 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. Then he put his head under water and opened his eyes. Day after day he did this, which is called Karareyu poro, washing eyes. Gradually they became very bright and piercing, 'Tjiralala poro, very good.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4891; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3829, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "lmurus ai other tribes come into their (that is, the Kakadu) country in order to work evil magic. This can only be frustrated by means of the careful watch that the Yalmuru of each Kakadu native is supposed to keep over the latter. Such evil-disposed Yalmurus belonging to other tribes are called Myormu pr Mormo, a general term applied to evil or mischievous spirits. X VARIOUS TRADITIONS, CUSTOMS, AND BELIEFS 317 spirit. When once he got amongst the mangroves he knew that there was something wrong because he had come into a strange place. The natives came close up, but, even then, he could not hear them, though they shouted at the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4892; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3830, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d men may eat it. It must also be struck with a short throwing stick, called mumbarnbo, while it is still on the spear point. If these conditions are complied with, and unless there be a good supply of fish probably they are not, the women may eat. The old men also can make it fit for younger men to eat at this place by breaking the fish's neck. Mischievous spirits, belonging to another tribe, some- times place Nuppadaitba bones that they have \" sung \" in a Kakadu man whom they desired to injure. This is a very serious form of magic and can only be cured by an exceptionally able medicine man. The operation, as shown to us, was as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4893; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3831, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ld is born, and while it is young, the woman must not drink out of a deep water hole, the water must not reach above her knees ; the husband tells the woman that she must not break this rule or the child will die. Also, she must not eat fish out of a deep water hole. They believe that if the child were to see its mother drinking out of a deep water hole its spirit would immediately leave its body, run to the water hole, and be drawn under and swallowed up by a Numereji snake. If, 346 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. by any chance, the mother breaks the rule, the father, mother, and child, accompanied by a medicine man, go.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4894; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3832, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rit would immediately leave its body, run to the water hole, and be drawn under and swallowed up by a Numereji snake. If, 346 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. by any chance, the mother breaks the rule, the father, mother, and child, accompanied by a medicine man, go to the water hole. The father gives the mother a little water in a bark basket. The spirit of the child is attracted, comes up, and is caught by the medicine man, who alone can see it. He immediately places it in the mother's head, from which it passes down into her breast and the child, who is at once put to the breast, drinks it in with its mother's milk, or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4895; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3833, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "He immediately places it in the mother's head, from which it passes down into her breast and the child, who is at once put to the breast, drinks it in with its mother's milk, or Kumilungornu. If the father finds out, when the woman is away, that she has been drinking at a deep water hole, he will at once go to the latter with a medicine man, who catches the spirit and places it in the father, from whom it is supposed to pass, at a later time, into the mother also, and, by way of her breast, into the child. In the case of the mother all the restrictions are in force until the child has finished suckling. There is no ceremony when.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4896; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3834, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ma kutjeri, what have you eaten (to make) you ill ? Mukalakki remembered what the old man had told him long ago and he answered, Kuljoanjo. Then the old doctor said, umhordera wariji — to-day you die. He was very ill then but, as the day wore on, he became much worse and, at night, it took three men to keep him down, one on his head and one on each leg. The spirit, or Iwaiyu, of Kuljoanjo had twisted itself round inside his body and, every now and then, came out through his forehead, rattled its teeth and hissed and looked straight into his eyes. It was terri- fying. The natives, realising the gravity of the case, had sent away to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4897; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3835, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "den snatch at it and caught its head. No one but himself and Mukalakki could see it. He held it very firmly and carefully unwound it from Mukalakki's body. When he had done this successfully, he rolled the snake up in his hands and put it in his dilly bag, called Nunguluwara, and, after staying in camp for one night, went back to his own country, taking the spirit of the Kuljoanjo with him. He put it in a water hole, right away amongst the Ranges, saying to it, tjukoro ngai wilalu, lie down in my camp ; koyada wagai, don't go back ; tjikara onji jereini, which means, language (or talk) other men. To talk another language is the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4898; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3836, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "club and in his left a bunch of feathers called niaru. These Ingwalin are supposed to visit the tree grave, or wurkara, in which a dead native is buried. They put their hands on the dead man, talk to him, and try to make F F 434 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. him get up, but cannot do so. Then they make cor- robborees and when they go away, other spirits called Norminada come to see the body and they also make corrobborees. The explanation of the kadumango is that, sometimes, a mischievous spirit from another locality may come to visit the body, in which case the friendly Ingwalin drives him away with his club. ' These.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4900; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3837, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "buried. They put their hands on the dead man, talk to him, and try to make F F 434 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. him get up, but cannot do so. Then they make cor- robborees and when they go away, other spirits called Norminada come to see the body and they also make corrobborees. The explanation of the kadumango is that, sometimes, a mischievous spirit from another locality may come to visit the body, in which case the friendly Ingwalin drives him away with his club. ' These Ingwalin only move about at night time, when they can be heard making a noise that sounds like Err ! Err ! The medicine men can see them but no.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4901; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3838, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t hand is called Nangintain, and is a spirit associated especially with the Geimbio tribe. This is one of those mischievous individuals who, every now and then, leaves his own country and visits the Kakadu and other neighbouring tribes. He looks out for boys and young men and, if he finds one alone in the bush, tries to lure him away and take his Iwaiyu, or spirit part, from him. The only way in which the Iwaiyu can be recovered is by the aid of a medicine man, who, earring a Numereji snake under his arm, follows up the Nangintain. When he finds the latter, he shows him the Numereji, which so frightens the mischievous spirit that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4902; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3839, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ng men and, if he finds one alone in the bush, tries to lure him away and take his Iwaiyu, or spirit part, from him. The only way in which the Iwaiyu can be recovered is by the aid of a medicine man, who, earring a Numereji snake under his arm, follows up the Nangintain. When he finds the latter, he shows him the Numereji, which so frightens the mischievous spirit that he hands over the Iwaiyu to the medicine man, who then hurries back to camp, carrying it in his hands, of course unseen by ordinary men, and replaces it in the body of the boy. In the figure, the double projection from the back of the Nangintain's head represents.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4903; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3840, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hair, called ifimp. There is a great bunch of hair projecting from the back of the head, and from the neck a long, stiff, curved spine hangs down which can be erected and , waggled about, so that the natives can hear it making a noise like a rattle. From the wrists, elbows, knees, and ankles lines project ending in knobs, and these represent bones that the spirit has taken from dead men and fastened on itself From the pelvis there is a downward projection, supposed to represent the mulowa, or lightning which the natives always see on the hill tops at night time ' when the Auuenau is prowling about. The straight lines above and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4904; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3841, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "bones that the spirit has taken from dead men and fastened on itself From the pelvis there is a downward projection, supposed to represent the mulowa, or lightning which the natives always see on the hill tops at night time ' when the Auuenau is prowling about. The straight lines above and below the hands and behind and under the feet indicate maggots. The spirits are supposed to wander about in search of dead men whose flesh they eat and can only be frightened away by medicine men. Fig. 8 1 represents a different type of spirit. This one belongs to the Geimbio tribe and is supposed to fly about in the daylight or moonlight but.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4905; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3842, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "h the natives always see on the hill tops at night time ' when the Auuenau is prowling about. The straight lines above and below the hands and behind and under the feet indicate maggots. The spirits are supposed to wander about in search of dead men whose flesh they eat and can only be frightened away by medicine men. Fig. 8 1 represents a different type of spirit. This one belongs to the Geimbio tribe and is supposed to fly about in the daylight or moonlight but not on dark nights. It lives amongst the bamboo trees, hanging on to special ropes made out of banyan-bark string, called Mokino- F F 2 436 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4906; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3843, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ark nights. It lives amongst the bamboo trees, hanging on to special ropes made out of banyan-bark string, called Mokino- F F 2 436 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. borbu. It has flaps projecting from its body, which is covered all over with hair, called ngoinbu, and has also two masses called krabir, one on either side of its head. This particular spirit is friendly to the natives and flies about watching them. If it sees a native ill, out in the bush, it goes to a medicine man and tells him. It is, also, supposed to be margi, or medicine man itself. In Fig. 82 two spirits belonging to the Geimbio country, • but called.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4907; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3844, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ich is covered all over with hair, called ngoinbu, and has also two masses called krabir, one on either side of its head. This particular spirit is friendly to the natives and flies about watching them. If it sees a native ill, out in the bush, it goes to a medicine man and tells him. It is, also, supposed to be margi, or medicine man itself. In Fig. 82 two spirits belonging to the Geimbio country, • but called Yerobeni by the Kakadu people, are drawn. Some of these are women, others are men. They are supposed to live in caves and holes in the ground, or in banyan trees in the jungle, where they sleep at night time, only coming.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4908; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3845, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "be heard singing out, yirkudda, quick, Koafungi, daylight, nungoitji, cold. They can be seen by the margi, or medicine man, wandering about in the bush, the man carrying a basket (drawn hanging from his left shoulder) in which he collects sugar bag, and the woman, who carries a digging stick, searching for turtles and yams. Fig. 83 represents a very special spirit which was first seen by a medicine man named Mitjuombo. It is called* Warraguk and is supposed to walk about in the day- time, searching for mormo, or sugar bag. When at rest it lives in the bamboos and paper bark trees, on to which it hangs like a bat. Also it has flaps.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4909; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3846, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "adu Tribe, spirit of dead person. Melville Island, name of a tribe, brush-tailed wallaby men during the Ober ceremony. Kakadu Tribe. special man during Kakadu Tribe, special man during Kakadu Tribe. Kakadu Tribe, the neck of a mis- called Auuenau. name applied to Jamba ceremony. name applied to Jamba ceremony. night time or dark. rattle attached to chievous spirit Geimbio Tribe. 494 GLOSSARY OF NATIVE TERMS Mkritji . spirit of dead person. NuUakun Tribe. Marukumkna . name of young boy taking part in the nitiation ceremony for the first time. Melville Island. Marunga secret name for catfish used during cere- monies. Mungarai Tribe..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4910; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3847, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ngkri Ningbrnu or Ying6rna , Ninibura-bSra . . . Noaianji . Nobbila . Nongura . No6rnb£rri N6rkun . Normo, see Ng Norweilfemil Noudbukkra Nub6. go . . Nukaitka NuUkbSrri sugar-bag or honey-comb. Yungman Tribe, hole in ground in which fire is made during Tjilaiyu ceremony. Kakadu Tribe, name of a special snake. Kakadu Tribe, mother's brother. Mungarai Tribe, spirit children. Waduman Tribe, name of a tribe. word for Totem. Mudburra Tribe, name of a tribe, status term applied to a boy. Port Essington Tribe. mother's brother's wife. Kakadu Tribe. general terms for mischievous spirits. Kakadu and Geimbio Tribes. sister. Mungarai Tribe..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4911; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3848, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "round in which fire is made during Tjilaiyu ceremony. Kakadu Tribe, name of a special snake. Kakadu Tribe, mother's brother. Mungarai Tribe, spirit children. Waduman Tribe, name of a tribe. word for Totem. Mudburra Tribe, name of a tribe, status term applied to a boy. Port Essington Tribe. mother's brother's wife. Kakadu Tribe. general terms for mischievous spirits. Kakadu and Geimbio Tribes. sister. Mungarai Tribe. mother. Mungarai Tribe. name applied to the snake Gnabadaua during the performance of sacred cere- monies. Kakadu Tribe. mother's brother's sons. Worgait Tribe. wife. Worgait Tribe. wife or husband. Kakadu Tribe. loop.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4912; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3849, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e, 239 and mourning ceremonies, Wadu- man tribe, 249 Mungarai tribe, 251 Mara tribe, 255 Burial of child, Larakia tribe, 251 Burning grass stained with men- strual blood, 327 hut in which girl has sat during menstrual period, 328 tree from which bones of dead man have been removed, Mara tribe, 255 Cahill, Mr. P., and the Kakadu tribe, 239, 288 Cave to which spirits take natives, 317 Ceremonial ground, Melville Island, 96 during Belier ceremony, 156 Ceremonial objects, connected with the Muraian, 2 1 9 f/ seg., 428 Ceremonies, initiation, 89 et seq. Yam, on Melville Island, 92 totemic, shown during initiation ceremonies, Iwaidji.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4913; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3850, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "y a rainbow man, 338 Honey-bags found by two Nu- mereji men, 301 Humour, sense of, amongst aboriginals, 41 Hut, special one, in which initiates are hidden, Melville Island, 104 attack on, 107 special ones used during cere- monies, Ober ceremony, 138, 139 Kulori ceremony, 148 or wurley of medicine man, 298 Huts, mosquito, 31 Ibangalma, tradition of, carrying spirit children, Waduman tribe, 268 Idadad, 333 Igul, 333 Ikmurli, 165 lUajinni, no, 114 Illurgan, 332 Imberombera, tradition of, 275 Implements, 352 et seq. Inedi, 378 Ingornu, 262 Initiates hidden from the women, Melville Island, 104 instructions to, Port Essington tribe,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4914; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3851, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tribe, 315 Marukumana, 93 et seq. Marunga, medicine man, 298 Marungwum, iio, 114 McDougall's bluff, tradition con- cerning, 337 510 INDEX Medicine men and Numereji, 292 securing a Numereji snake, 295, 296 eyes made bright, 296 yams kumali to, 297 making of, in Kakadu tribe, 297 and Bubba Peibe, 314 extracting yalmuru finger nail, withdrawing fish bone, 320 spirit of child back in mother, 346 Meila or Mela, 337, 388 Melville and Bathurst Islands, mourning ceremonies, 228 et seq. mourning, armlets, rings, and discs, 409 spears, 357 Melville Island, grave posts, 23 local groups, 45 marriage system, 46 initiation ceremonies, 91.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4915; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3852, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "initiation ceremony, 169 totemic system, 208 Numalga or Numalka, 385 Numereji, a snake, traditions con- cerning, 290 and the medicine man, 292, 295 in anthill, 295 men, tradition of two, 299 men changing into snakes, 302 man drawn into water, 304 of Geimbio and Kakadu tribes, origin of, 305 causes swish of waves, 326 Iwaiyu of, forming rainbow, 326 catching spirit of child, 345 Numulaiju, 246 Numulakirri, 126 Numulana, 119 Nungorh, 359 Nunguluwara, 388 Nunkudumuramaran, 246 Ober ceremony, Kakadu tribe, 133 Olturuma, iii Organisation, class, 12 tribes without class, 43 Orkbau, 198 Ornaments, 401 et seg. left behind by medicine men.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4916; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3853, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of, 24a shown the lurkun or coffin, Mungarai tribe, 252 ; Mara tribe, 255 not allowed near hut of young medicine man, Kakadu tribe, 299 restrictions on eating nuperdaitba, a fish, 319 two Nareuma, tradition of, 322 sending salt-water back, 323 changing into and making rats, 324 restrictions on bathing, when enceinte, 326 sticks given to, when enceinte, 328 spirit children entering at Cres- cent Lagoon, 335 ; Kanbad, 336 ; Red Lily Lagoon, 338 ; Uranua, 338 5i6 INDEX Worgait tribe, initiation cere- mony, 157 et seq. totemic system, 204 Worlu, navel string, 325 Wristlets worn by young men during Jamba ceremony, 132 during Kulori.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4917; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3854, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rnu. Firm piferda. Fish, general term for ... nknjil. Fish net tjipbiyu. Flesh tjali. Flower, general term for . . piru6ngo. Fog tjorlul. Food, general term for . . . jam. Foot kup^ri. Foot, sole of kungnkdingbi. Forbidden kumali. Forearm inkoruji mala. Forehead yhdi. Friendly miborji. Full or full up jkpul. Full-bellied mapblio jkpul. General effects krdi. Ghost irraworkai. Give wo or brau. Good ngtindidda. Good throats or singers . . murknamunga dunkitja. Grass, dry, used as tinder . maporlbo. Grass ngbinbu. Grease juri. Greedy (literally, big anus) . kumiirawkda nbro. Green nurum bung^nyi. APPENDIX 455 Growl, quarrel jeri..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4918; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "ghost in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3855, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "put inside this with the four boys. It was a tight fit, and they were all closely huddled together. Then there came another shark dance, accompanied by a song, consisting of the repetition of the simple refrain, \" the shark has a big mouth. The salt water makes the shark's mouth big.\" This was sung by a man of the Pandanus (screw - pine) totem. Then came a devil-devil dance called Mabanuri (shooting star). This was followed by a march round and round the mia-mia, the men gradually getting more and more excited. They were supposed to be a hostile tribe, coming to kill the people in the mia-mia. The men began to prance about and,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4919; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "devil in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3856, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ribe. ... . . 244 63.— Child's Bones carried about in Dilly Bag by her Mother. Kakadu Tribe. 248 64. — Ceremony of Korno 258 65.— Placing Sticks over the Buried Spirit at the close of the Korno Ceremony. Kakadu Tribe 260 66.— The Old and the Young Numereji Snake. A Bark Drawing. Kakadu Tribe . . . 313 67. — Bubba Peibi from a Drawing on Bark . . . .313 68.— Medicine Man rubbing his Hand under his Arrii-pit to secure Moisture to rub on the Patient. Kakadu Tribe . 319 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS xix FIG. Facingpage 69.— Medicine Man sucking and massaging Patient to withdraw Girl Magic. Kakadu Tribe . 319 70. — Holes in the Rock supposed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4920; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3857, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ed Spirit at the close of the Korno Ceremony. Kakadu Tribe 260 66.— The Old and the Young Numereji Snake. A Bark Drawing. Kakadu Tribe . . . 313 67. — Bubba Peibi from a Drawing on Bark . . . .313 68.— Medicine Man rubbing his Hand under his Arrii-pit to secure Moisture to rub on the Patient. Kakadu Tribe . 319 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS xix FIG. Facingpage 69.— Medicine Man sucking and massaging Patient to withdraw Girl Magic. Kakadu Tribe . 319 70. — Holes in the Rock supposed to have been made by a Thunder Man at Lurudminni . .... 335 71.— Bark Belts. Kakadu Tribe . ■ • • • 335 72. — Natives throwing Spears on Melville Island . ..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4921; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3858, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the Bidu-Bidu are broken up and completely destroyed by fire. This is very different indeed from what takes place in the Central tribes, amongst whom the loss or destruction of a Churinga is a very serious matter. If a woman should, by any chance, see a Bidu-Bidu while it is being carried about by a Belier youth, the old men immediately send a message to a medicine man living in a distant part of the country called Bebiba. The medicine man, who is known as Kuldungun, comes at once but can only be seen by the old men, who meet him ' Cf. Chapter iii. V CEREMONIAL OBJECTS 213 and point out the offending Belier and woman. The medicine.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4922; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3859, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "it is being carried about by a Belier youth, the old men immediately send a message to a medicine man living in a distant part of the country called Bebiba. The medicine man, who is known as Kuldungun, comes at once but can only be seen by the old men, who meet him ' Cf. Chapter iii. V CEREMONIAL OBJECTS 213 and point out the offending Belier and woman. The medicine man takes the kidney fat out of each of them, sews them up, and lets them go. This is done without their being aware of it but, after a short time, each of them suddenly suffers severe pain and dies. Their death is generally attributed to snake bite, but the old men.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4923; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3860, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "eans of dealing in a very special way with some of his excrement or korno. Because of this, everyone is most careful to cover over and hide from view all excrementa, one result of which is that Kakadu camps are more cleanly than those of many other tribes. It is not, however, a difficult matter for a man who wishes to injure an enemy to secure some korno. A medicine man, for example, will find out where it is buried and then, when no one is watching, he will go to the place and rake a little into a piece of bark with a stick, because it must not be touched. There are always at least three men who take part in the ceremony. The man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4924; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3861, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "aper bark and ties it round with string. In his camp, when it is quite dry, he pounds it up until he can roll it into a ball and then, as in the previous case, places it in a hole that he makes in the base of an ant hill. By and by the victim's foot breaks out into sores which gradually spread all over it. The toes drop off, and the hands and feet decay. No medicine man can do anything to counteract this form of magic. It is a disease which is every now and then met with amongst the Kakadu natives and is, superficially at least, suggestive of leprosy. There was, at the time of my visit, one woman in the camp who was suffering from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4925; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3862, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "his younger brother. Joemin had a son, called Mukurlul, and Numuraupu had one, called Kardimenjil. Joemin had stolen a small Numereji snake which he cut in two. The front half grew a new short tail, the hinder half died. Joemin carried the front half under his arm. The old Numereji snake remained in the creek at Mungeruauera, in fact, he is there still. The medicine man can see him but the ordinary natives do not drink there because they are afraid that, if they were to do so, Numereji would draw them in and eat them. When Joemin cut the little snake in two, he drank some of the blood that flowed out, drained the rest into a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4926; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3863, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "got a new Numereji. In the Kakadu tribe there is a close association between Numereji and the medicine men. They alone are sup- posed not only to be able to see him, but to have eyes that can withstand his glance ; other natives are unable to do this. At the present time new medicine men are initiated by the old ones. In the early days Joemin was the first medicine man, and he made others, and showed them what had to be done. At first Joemin's eyes were like those of other men, and he could not see Numereji. One day he went to a water hole and, looking over the edge, he saw his shadow, or iwaiyu.^ He looked all about. ' This same.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4927; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3864, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "min had a son called Mukurlul. When he grew old he said to the latter, balera ngaiya^ wariji, later on I die ; balera ngeinyimma unkoregora Numereji, later on you look out Numereji, which meant that the son was I The word for I is either ngainma or ngaiya— for me the word ngainma is used. IX TRADITIONS CONCERNING IMBEROMBERA, ETC. 297 to take his place as a medicine man. Accordingly, accompanied by Mukurlul, he went close to the Mun- angel wilalu, or blood camp, at Mulipaji. Each of them, Joemin and Mukurlul, had left all their armlets, necklets, wristlets, and hair belts at the home camp. Joemin took his small Numereji with him,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4928; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3865, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Mornun, and Gunumaramila, are kumali to a man who is being made into a doctor. They all belong to what are called \" hot \" yams, which must be specially treated before being eaten, or else they cause much irritation in the mouth. The idea that medicine men must not eat \" hot \" things seems to be widely prevalent. In the Arunta tribe the same belief holds. A medicine man has been 298 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. known suddenly to lose his powers after drinking hot tea given to him by a white man. When all was over, Joemin went, got the Numereji, and, bringing it back, said to Mukurlul, Ngoornberri koregora kala, son,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4929; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3866, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "min, handing the snake to Mukurlul, said, kara pierda, hold it hard. Koregora pierda, balera, poro mornda, look hard (or) afterwards your eyes will be bad. Then he put the snake under Mukurlul's arm, saying, the snake is yours ; kara pierda, wainyan korto, hold it firmly (under your) left arm. Then Joemin said, ngeinyimma Marunga, you are Marunga,^ that is, medicine man. Mukurlul replied, ngaiya Marunga, I am Marunga. Joemin said, mareyimma wilalu, we two go back to camp ; pierda gneinyimma kutera, gnai pari, you go well in front, I behind. They went towards the camp, Mukurlul carrying the Numereji and Joemin a special large.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4930; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3867, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", and, when once he has passed, either in or out, it closes up. At the top of the trunk there is a hole through which air comes in. He makes a fire inside the trunk and cooks his fish there. Within the tree, also, he has a wife and children. The ordinary black-fellow cannot see him, but the Margi, or medicine men, can, and they also talk to him. Sometimes a medicine man happens to be close by when he comes back to the Banyan tree after one of his fishing excursions. Bubba Peibi says, Koyada ngainma bo, don't hit me. The medicine man says, Koyada humeri, don't be frightened ; ngai unkoregora ; ngoro araji, I watch ; you go inside..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4931; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3868, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nd cooks his fish there. Within the tree, also, he has a wife and children. The ordinary black-fellow cannot see him, but the Margi, or medicine men, can, and they also talk to him. Sometimes a medicine man happens to be close by when he comes back to the Banyan tree after one of his fishing excursions. Bubba Peibi says, Koyada ngainma bo, don't hit me. The medicine man says, Koyada humeri, don't be frightened ; ngai unkoregora ; ngoro araji, I watch ; you go inside. Sometimes, when Bubba Peibi is out fishing and a medicine man hears him and is afraid that he will catch all the fish and leave none for the black-fellow, he plays a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4932; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3869, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ey also talk to him. Sometimes a medicine man happens to be close by when he comes back to the Banyan tree after one of his fishing excursions. Bubba Peibi says, Koyada ngainma bo, don't hit me. The medicine man says, Koyada humeri, don't be frightened ; ngai unkoregora ; ngoro araji, I watch ; you go inside. Sometimes, when Bubba Peibi is out fishing and a medicine man hears him and is afraid that he will catch all the fish and leave none for the black-fellow, he plays a trick on him. He can go so quietly to the water hole that Bubba Peibi does not know he is there. In the water he hangs on to the large bag, or Meilla, that Bubba.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4933; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3870, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rub. While he is asleep, the friendly Yalmuru, or Iwaiyu, who 3i8 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. has rescued him, tells him that he has been taken away by a Yalmuru who belongs to another country or, as he says, onji tjikaru, another tongue or talk. The man wakes up in the morning and goes to his own camp, where he becomes very ill. If there is a medicine man there he knows at once what is the matter, and says, Yalmuru mumaladjinu ^oro, which is a very strong expression — a most emphatic cursing of the hostile Yalmuru. First of all he gazes into the patient's eyes, then he massages the sides of his body and, after a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4934; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3871, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "alled Mungauilada, only Kakadu men may eat them, no one else may do so under very severe penalties. If anyone should venture to break this rule and to attempt to catch and eat them there, his eyes and ears would swell up and sores would break out all over his body. At Mungauilada also, it is only the very old Kakadu men who may catch them and, even Fig. 68. Medicine Man rubbing his Hand under his Arm-pit to SECURE Moisture to rub on the Patient. Kakadu Tribe. Fig. 69. Medicine j\\Ian sucking and massaging Patient to withdraw Girl Magic. Kakadu Tribe. {Face page 3x9. X VARIOUS TRADITIONS, CUSTOMS, AND BELIEFS 319 when thus caught,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4935; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3872, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ot, the women may eat. The old men also can make it fit for younger men to eat at this place by breaking the fish's neck. Mischievous spirits, belonging to another tribe, some- times place Nuppadaitba bones that they have \" sung \" in a Kakadu man whom they desired to injure. This is a very serious form of magic and can only be cured by an exceptionally able medicine man. The operation, as shown to us, was as follows (Figs. 68, 69). The patient lies down on the ground, flat on his back. The doctor 320 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. kneels down beside him, leans over him and first of all blows on his chest. Then he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4936; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4160, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ribal fathers of the dead man, went into it so as to singe the hair off their legs and arms. They must do this or else they will be seriously ill. Then all the men ran round and round in the smoke, after which they gathered together and came on rushing towards the grave, yelling and throwing sticks and spears ahead of them. The idea of this was to drive the spirit, called mapuditti, into the grave. The women and children ranged themselves to one side, some of them wearing the curious armlets made of stringy-bark with remarkable projecting decorations, others carrying ornaments like great circular discs, out of which, in most.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5301; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4161, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "g himself, joined the audience; he was nearly played out and the two men, the black and the yellow, took up the running, rushing round and round, pausing [*y-a3!. r VI BURIAL AND MOURNING CEREMONIES 237 every now and then to face the posts and yell Boo ! whrr! vohrrl wildly at them. Then they stopped dancing and bent down, pointing at the grave in which the spirit was supposed to be watching them. The women formed into a procession and, with their deliberate movement and peculiar high knee action, danced round and round the audience of men who, as usual, were keeping time, striking their buttocks, stamping and singing. On Melville.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5302; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4162, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t from the short final scene, when they were clearly supposed to be mourning, there was certainly not the slightest indication of sorrow. Everyone was very excited, but, between the dances, they laughed and talked as if they were taking part in an ordinary corrobboree, and it is evident that the whole cererhony is carried out with the object of pleasing the spirit of the dead person and also, at the same time, of intimating to it the fact that they expect it to remain quiet and not trouble them. In the Kakadu tribe, while I was working amongst the natives at Oenpelli with Mr. Cahill, a woman named Muranga died in the camp. Early.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5303; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4163, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e file round the grave. This walking round is called Kulorbuto. As they walked round they sang the I'ig- 57- Cakkyi.N(; the Konv, wkal'Ped in Taper Bark, to the Grave. Kakadu Tribe. Fig. 58. Placing Stones on the newlv-mahe Grave. Kakauu Tribe. \\_Face page 24J. VI BURIAL AND MOURNING CEREMONIES 241 following words, which were supposed to be addressed to the spirit of the dead woman : — 'Tjukororu, lie down ; koyada, don't, ngeinyimma, you, workai, come back ; tjukororu, lie down ; kala, a word meaning all right, just so, etc. ; bialilla, children ; unkore- gora, see ; iwaiyu, spirit ; balera^ later on ; kutjeri, sick. That is, \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5304; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4164, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Grave. Kakauu Tribe. \\_Face page 24J. VI BURIAL AND MOURNING CEREMONIES 241 following words, which were supposed to be addressed to the spirit of the dead woman : — 'Tjukororu, lie down ; koyada, don't, ngeinyimma, you, workai, come back ; tjukororu, lie down ; kala, a word meaning all right, just so, etc. ; bialilla, children ; unkore- gora, see ; iwaiyu, spirit ; balera^ later on ; kutjeri, sick. That is, \" You lie down quietly, do not come back, lie down all right — if the children see your spirit, later on they will be sick.\" When the grave was approaching completion, three women, one of whom was the daughter-in-law, Minborku,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5305; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4165, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rit of the dead woman : — 'Tjukororu, lie down ; koyada, don't, ngeinyimma, you, workai, come back ; tjukororu, lie down ; kala, a word meaning all right, just so, etc. ; bialilla, children ; unkore- gora, see ; iwaiyu, spirit ; balera^ later on ; kutjeri, sick. That is, \" You lie down quietly, do not come back, lie down all right — if the children see your spirit, later on they will be sick.\" When the grave was approaching completion, three women, one of whom was the daughter-in-law, Minborku, went into the scrub and gathered armfuls of grass stalks and leafy twigs and, returning, placed them by the grave. When the trench was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5306; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4166, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "l des- troyed. ' The Kakadu have a word, ardi, which means the total personal belongings of any individual. R 2 244 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. After the water pouring is finished, the men take the charcoal or miornai, and rub themselves all over with it (Fig. 6i). No woman paints at this part of the ceremony, but all the men must, or else the spirit of the dead person would be angry and they would become ill. Only black must be used. The women bring in numbers of little cakes, called munduaii, made out of lily seeds. These were eaten by the older men only, the Umulakiri, or younger men, are not allowed to eat them..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5307; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4167, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "certainly enjoy, is over, the bones are carefully collected, wrapped in paper bark, and placed on a tree platform called kalla- kalla} If, for example, a Mumbali man dies, then Murungun men actually put them on the platform, while Kuial or Purdal men, his mother's brothers, stand below. As soon as anyone dies, the camps are immediately shifted, because the spirit, of whom they are frightened, haunts its old camping ground. The spirit part of a living man is called Jalkarra, and of a dead man padinia. For a long time after death the padinia roams about ' In the Nullakun tribe this is called Mungalla, and in the AUaua Allagalla. VI.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5308; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4168, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the other end. The performers squat down at one side of the fire, the men in a line, one behind the other, the woman slightly to one side (Fig. 64). The general arrangement can be seen in Plate XI. When the fire is hot enough the real performance begins. The men bend forwards, each of them with his hands between his legs, the woman does the same because the spirit must not, on any account, see their private parts. If it were to do so they would swell enormously. The stones are removed from the fire and, first of all, ije-eini Plate XI. A represents the woman who must always be present to fan the fire. B, C, D, E, the men. 1 . The.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5309; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4169, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "led Mormo. 3. Wax sphere made from Murkailpu sugar-bag. 4. Wax sphere made from TjaillDa sugar-bag. 5. Wax sphere made from Tjinangu sugar-bag. 6. Feather of Jimeribunna (native companion). 7. Feather of Kaleiyu (yellow-crested, white cockatoo). 8. Feather of Mim-wel-uda-uda (Blue Mountain parakeet). 9. Yalmuru ; a stick supposed to represent the Yalmuru or spirit of the victim. 10. Pandanus (screw pine) leaves, supposed to represent snakes. [Face fage 259. VII MAGIC AND MEDICINE 259 the feathers are knocked into the latter, one by one, the natives saying \" keep quiet, keep quiet,\" the idea being that the birds they represent will.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5310; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4170, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "p quiet,\" the idea being that the birds they represent will thereby be persuaded not to give notice to the victim that any danger such as a snake or crocodile threatens him. Then the men sway about, looking as fierce as they possibly can, while they place the wax spheres in the piendi, the kapei below the smaller ones. Away in the distance they can hear the spirit cursing and swearing, saying mulyarinyu koiyu ^ and using other opprobrious expressions. The men say nerk, nerk, nerk, and beckon it onwards. It is under a spell and comes on cursing more and more loudly. When it is near, the natives crouch down silently, the front man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5311; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4171, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the peindi, the front man knocks the stick representing it into the fire on the top of the korno. All of them shout. Ah, Ah, Ah; Ach, Ach, Bmg, Bmg ! at the top of their voices. Without a moment's pause, stones and earth are piled on the Yalmuru, one special large stone being placed on top, the men pressing down hard with all their might to keep it in. The spirit underneath can be heard sizzling and swearing (Fig. 6^). It tries to lift the stone but cannot. At length it is heard to say Grr, Grr, u-u. Then it is quiet and all is over. The Pandanus leaves are rubbed against the top stone, while the names of different snakes,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5312; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4183, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nd said to the old man, ameina; ngai wariji? what is it; shall I die? The old man answered, owoi, kutjeri ngeinyimma pari, wariji, yes, by and by you (will be) very ill, (you will) die. Nothing happened for a long time, but fifteen years later, Mukalakki had a terrible time which he described very graphically to us. He was feeling very bad indeed and an old medicine man said to him ameina jau, ngeinyimma kutjeri, what have you eaten (to make) you ill? Mukalakki remembered what the old man had told him long ago and he answered, Kuljoanjo. Then the old doctor said, umbordera wariji--to-day you die. He was very ill then but, as the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5328; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1914, "title": "Medicine man in Magic and Medicine", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna13.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4198, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "grass, the ceremony is at an end, and they go back to camp. Anyone coming across the remains of the trench, and seeing the stones and log piled up above the small mound, knows that evil magic has been performed. It is supposed that, by the capture of the Yalmuru, the man is left without his protector. If, for example, he be out in the bush, there will be no spirit to warn him of approaching danger, or guide him to where he can secure his food. Another form of practising evil magic amongst the Kakadu consists in a man who desires to injure an enemy securing some fragment of food that the latter has been eating. First of all he ties.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5355; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4212, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "m them on points such as these, and I did not have the opportunity of coming in contact with less civilised members of these tribes. The Port Essington natives believe that, at first, there were no real human beings, but only alligators, sharks, turtles, cockatoos, etc., and that the present men and women are descendants of these. They also believe that the spirit child goes inside the women at a spot which is frequented by such children and that natives who die are born again at a later period. In the Mungarai tribe, in which I had more oppor- tunity of inquiry, the beliefs are very definite. The far past time — the equivalent of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5390; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4213, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he Arunta tribe — is called Kurnallan. During this time the old ancestors walked about. Each one had his original home, called Burnamandu. As in the case of the snake Uruanda,^ they made the country with all its natural features as they walked along. Wherever they stopped they performed ceremonies, and, when doing so, shook themselves,^ with the result that spirit children, called Mall-mall, who, of course, belonged to the totem (nama- ragua) of the ancestor, emanated from their bodies. These spirit children now go into the right lubras, and are born as natives. Close to what is now McMinn's ' An account of his wanderings is given.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5391; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4214, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "As in the case of the snake Uruanda,^ they made the country with all its natural features as they walked along. Wherever they stopped they performed ceremonies, and, when doing so, shook themselves,^ with the result that spirit children, called Mall-mall, who, of course, belonged to the totem (nama- ragua) of the ancestor, emanated from their bodies. These spirit children now go into the right lubras, and are born as natives. Close to what is now McMinn's ' An account of his wanderings is given in the chapter deahng with Traditions of Ancestors. ^ This shaking of the body is a very characteristic feature in the totemic ceremonies.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5392; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4215, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "RD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 267 bar, on the Roper River, there is a large gum tree full of spirit children, all of them belonging to one of the totems associated with the Nakomara sub-class, and always, so my native informant told me, on the look-out for the right lubra. Again, at Crescent Lagoon, the old ancestor Namaran, the thunder man, deposited numbers of spirit children, and, if a Ngaritjbellan woman dips her toes in the water, one at once passes into her up her leg, or, if she stoops and drinks, goes down into her through her mouth. The spirit of a dead person, called Anora^ goes back to his old home (^Burnamandu), and sooner.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5393; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4216, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and always, so my native informant told me, on the look-out for the right lubra. Again, at Crescent Lagoon, the old ancestor Namaran, the thunder man, deposited numbers of spirit children, and, if a Ngaritjbellan woman dips her toes in the water, one at once passes into her up her leg, or, if she stoops and drinks, goes down into her through her mouth. The spirit of a dead person, called Anora^ goes back to his old home (^Burnamandu), and sooner or later is born again, and in this tribe the sexes are supposed to alternate at each successive incarnation. In the Yungman tribe there is precisely the same belief in regard to the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5394; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4217, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the sexes are supposed to alternate at each successive incarnation. In the Yungman tribe there is precisely the same belief in regard to the origin of children as in the Mungarai. For example, a Nanung, or sugar-bag (honey- comb) man arose at Opobinga, near the old Elsey Station. Here he is reported to have stayed without wandering about. He had numbers of spirit children, who now inhabit the trees and stones near his old camp, and out of these they come and enter the right lubras. He had, also, many bull-roarers, which the Yungman people call Purdagiair. In the Yungman, as in the Mungarai tribe, the sexes are supposed to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5395; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4218, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ungarai tribe, the sexes are supposed to alternate at each successive re- incarnation. In the Nullakun tribe the old times, during which the ancestors walked about the country, are called Musmus, and each of them has his place of origin, called Kundungini. Like one of them, a rainbow man, called Kulakulungini, each of them is supposed to have had numbers of spirit children who emanated from them when they shook their bodies during the performance of corrobborees. It is these who are now constantly entering lubras, and being born. After death the spirit 268 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. of the dead person, called.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5396; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3030, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "believed him not averse from winning by unjust means. Yet, on the whole, he thought this mortified him less than to feel that he had been written down a Simple Simon, whom it was easy to impose on. Ah well! At best he had been but a kind of guy, set up for them to let off their verbal fireworks round. Faith and that was all these lawyer-fellows wanted--the ghost of an excuse for parading their skill. Justice played a negligible role in this battle of wits; else not he but the plaintiff would have come out victorious. That wretched Bolliver! ... the memory of him wincing and flushing in the witness-box would haunt him for the rest.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4042; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "ghost in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3031, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d said: \"What's the matter, dear? Are you ill?\" In replying to her he disturbed the children, the door of whose room stood ajar; and by the time quiet was restored, further sleep was out of the question. He dressed and quitted the house. Day was breaking; the moon, but an hour back a globe of polished silver, had now no light left in her, and stole, a misty ghost, across the dun-coloured sky. A bank of clouds that had had their night-camp on the summit of Mount Warrenheip was beginning to disperse; and the air had lost its edge. He walked out beyond the cemetary, then sat down on a tree-stump and looked back. The houses that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4043; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "ghost in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3032, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "less their fee was planked down before them--old stagers these, who at one time had been badly bitten and were now grown cynically distrustful. Or tired. And indeed who could blame a man for hesitating of a pitch-dark night in the winter rains, or on a blazing summer day, whether or no he should set out on a twenty-mile ride for which he might never see the ghost of a remuneration? Reflecting thus, Mahony caught at a couple of hard, spicy, grey-green leaves, to chew as he went: the gums, on which the old bark hung in ribbons, were in flower by now, and bore feathery yellow blossoms side by side with nutty capsules. His horse had.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4044; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "ghost in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3033, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "him, and a loud voice shouted: \"Boh, you old beef-brains! Boh to a goose!\" Displeased at such horseplay, Mahony stepped sharply back--his first thought was of Ned having unexpectedly returned from Mount Ararat. Then recognising the voice, he exclaimed incredulously: \"YOU, Dickybird? You!\" \"Dick, old man.... I say, Dick! Yes, it's me right enough, and not my ghost. The old bad egg come back to roost!\" The blind was raised; and the friends, who had last met in the dingy bush hut on the night of the Stockade, stood face to face. And now ensued a babel of greeting, a quick fire of question and answer, the two voices going in and out.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4045; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "ghost in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3034, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "vegetable-garden, where the drab and tangled growths that had outlived the summer were beaten flat by the recent rains. At the foot of the garden, behind a clump of gooseberry-bushes, stood an arbour formed of a yellow buddleia. No trace of a petticoat was visible, so thick was the leafage; but a loud whispering and tittering betrayed the fugitives. At the apparition of the young men, who stooped to the low entrance, there was a cascade of shrieks. \"Oh, lor, 'OW you frightened me! 'Owever did you know we were 'ere?\" \"You wicked fellow! Get away, will you! I 'ate the very sight of you!\"--this from Tilly, as Purdy, his hands on her.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4048; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "apparition in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3035, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "vered the distance in a trifle over six hours. He had evidently hit on the family washing-day. The big boiler in the yard belched clouds of steam; the female inmates of the Hotel were gathered in the out-house: he saw them through the door as he rode in at the gate. All three girls stood before tubs, their sleeves rolled up, their arms in the lather. At his apparition there was a characteristic chorus of cheeps and shrills and the door was banged to. Mrs. Beamish alone came out to greet him. She was moist and blown, and smelt of soap. Not in a mood to mince matters, he announced straightway the object of his visit. He was prepared.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4049; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "apparition in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3036, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d curt. Having himself stowed the things inside the bar and borrowed a lantern, he drew his wife's arm through his, and hurried her away. It was pitch-dark, and the ground was wet and squelchy. Their feet sank in the mud. Polly clung to Richard's arm, trembling at the rude voices, the laughter, the brawling, that issued from the grog-shops; at the continual apparition of rough, bearded men. One of these, who held a candle stuck in a bottle, was accosted by Richard and soundly rated. When they turned out of the street with its few dismal oil-lamps, their way led them among dirty tents and black pits, and they had to depend for.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4050; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "apparition in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3037, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "had adapted herself implicitly--but this came easy; for she was sure everything Richard did was right, and that his way of looking at things was the one and only way. So there was no room for discord between them. By this time Polly could laugh over the dismay of her first homecoming: the pitch-dark night and unfamiliar road, the racket of the serenade, the apparition of the great spider: now, all this might have happened to somebody else, not Polly Mahony. Her dislike of things that creep and crawl was, it is true, inborn, and persisted; but nowadays if one of the many \"triantelopes\" that infested the roof showed its hairy legs,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4051; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "apparition in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3038, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "w her out, by being kind and encouraging. Instead of which he had acted towards her, he felt convinced, like an ill-mannered boor. He did not know how it was, but he couldn't detach his thoughts from Polly this evening: to their accompaniment he paced up and down. All of a sudden he stood still, and gave a short, hearty laugh. He had just seen, in a kind of phantom picture, the feet of the sisters Beamish as they sat on the verandah edge: both young women wore flat sandal-shoes. And so that neatest of neat ankles had been little Polly's property! For his life he loved a well-turned ankle in a woman. A minute later he sat down at.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4052; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "phantom in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3039, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s. And he saw a figure that looked like his the centre of a boisterous crowd; saw himself slapped on the back by dirty hands, shouting and shouted to drinks. He turned his pillow, to drive the image away. Whatever he had done or not done, the fact remained that a couple of weeks hence he had to make up the sum of over thirty pounds. And again he discerned a phantom self, this time a humble supplicant for an extension of term, brought up short against Ocock's stony visage, flouted by his cocksy clerk. Once more he turned his pillow. 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Her hearth is wide to every gust That gars the dead ash spin— And tide by tide and ’twixt the tides Her sons go out and in. [Out in great mirth that do desire Hazard of trackless ways, In wi’ great peace to wait their watch And warm before the blaze.] And some return in broken sleep And some in waking dream, For she hears the heels o’ the dripping ghosts That ride the long roof-beam. Home—they come home from all the seas— The living and the dead— The good Wife’s sons come home again For her blessing on their head. Rudyard Kipling. _Steve Brown’s Bunyip._ STEVE BROWN’S BUNYIP. 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But louder and higher than any of them shrieked the widow, who had got both arms around the skipper’s neck, to which she hung, half choking him, whilst her feet rattled frantically on the deck. ‘Let go, ma’am!’ he gurgled. ‘Damn it, let go, can’t you?’ ‘It’s his ghost!’ she screamed, taking another horrified glance at the bobbing, grimacing thing as it travelled slowly across the broad wake. ‘What have I done, James, that you should appear like this?’ she moaned. ‘I’m sure I thought you’d be comfortable down there!’ And here she began.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2620; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "ghost in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. 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Awakened towards the small hours by the roarings of Eclipse,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2621; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "ghosts in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2392, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Rainbow weren’t the chaps to leave much behind ’em. Leastways’—he quickly added, seeing his mistake, ‘so I’ve heerd say.’ Treloar gave me a look which meant ‘How now?’ but neither of us took further notice. ‘I’ve heard tell, too,’ he continued, ‘as that claim’s häänted.’ ‘Oh!’ said Treloar airily, and as if in constant association with them, ‘we don’t mind ghosts. It’s the living, not the dead, that force us betimes to keep a sharp look-out.’ ‘Well, mates,’ retorted Brummy, rather sulkily, ‘I ain’t quite cunnin’ enuff yet to chew tacks, but I ain’t not altogether a born hidjiot; an’ if anybody was to offer me a thousand poun’ to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2622; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "ghosts in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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I expect he’s after ghosts.’ As, breathless, we arrived at our windlass, Treloar gave a grunt of disappointment on seeing that everything was exactly as we had left it—rope coiled neatly round the barrel, green-hide bucket hanging over the mouth. ‘It must have been a Jack-o’-lantern,’ said he; ‘or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2623; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "ghosts in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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It was a bright sunshiny day, the birds were singing cheerily about us, and the wash of the sea was very faint. From the expression on his face I thought he was listening to it. Presently Treloar returned from the camp with some brandy, and poured a spoonful between the clenched teeth. The spirit revived him a little, and he spoke. He said,— ‘Curse you!’ More brandy, and he spoke again. ‘Is he there yet?’ ‘He’s there yet,’ answered Treloar. ‘How long ago was it?’ ‘Ten year.’ ‘What did you kill him for?’ More brandy; and then, as his eyes brightened, he laughed,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2625; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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She’s fetchin’ a breezie wi’ her, whilk’s a comfort.’ Some.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2626; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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All the men, as our curate sees, are armed with a sheath-knife and revolver; and, as he looks, he trembles and handles the address as gingerly as if it were a parcel of dynamite, and liable to explode at any moment, for it is not.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2628; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "spirits in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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Misfortune makes us sadly selfish, and so little had my thoughts ran on the fate of my comrade that the shock of his appearance thus was a heavy one. ‘I took it as a bad omen, and what spirit I had nearly left me. ‘After sitting motionless on my rock for a very long time, with my head bowed on my knees, and nearly letting my fire go out, I shook myself together a little, threw more chips on, and examined my stores. ‘All told, with cheese, biscuits, several.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2630; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. 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SYDNEY. 1905 _All Rights Reserved_ _John Sands, Printer, Sydney._ _CONTENTS._ PAGE Introduction xi Steve Brown’s Bunyip 1 Dead Man’s Camp 11 The Shanghai-ing of Peter Barlow 20 ‘Ex Sardanapalus’ 31 ‘Mo-Poke’ 51 Keeping School at ‘Dead Finish’ 60 ‘Number One North Rainbow’ 71 The Protection of the ‘Sparrowhawk’ 91 The Duke of Silversheen 105 The Officer in Charge 116 ‘Sojur Jim’ 123 Far.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2633; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "bunyip in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. 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Wot’s that?’ It was Greg, who wanted.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2635; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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Tell the skirlin’ fule I’ll gie him fifty dollars, and that’s mair than a’ his gear’s worth. I’ll gang to preesin suner than pay as muckle siller as he’s askin’!’ Outside the ‘Children of far Cathay’ could be heard yelling louder than ever for the heart, liver, and entrails of the white devil. The Consul’s face grew graver as he listened to the wounded sailor, just below the open window haranguing the crowd. ‘What’s a’ that claver aboot?’ asked the skipper. ‘They are demanding,’ replied the Consul, ‘that these gentlemen’—indicating the mandarins—‘should have.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2637; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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But he persevered; and, bringing a couple of men from the township fifty miles away, set them to work. Dead Finish was situated at the extreme head of one of those short Australian coastal rivers whose existence begins in boggy swamps and ends in a big sand-bar. The country was mountainous and scrubby, abounding in ‘falls,’ springs, morasses, giant timber, dingoes, ticks, leeches, and creeks. The wonder was, not that anybody should ever have settled on it, but that, once there, they should ever manage to get out of it, as they did once in six months. 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It was the first time she had ever used that name when addressing him, and her voice sounded so inexpressibly sweet that, without even glancing at Bridget, he turned and took the girl in his arms and kissed her, a caress which she, thinking her end at hand, and loving him, returned. Smash! and they are amongst the stout upper branches of what must be a giant tree. 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How the telling of them came about is a very simple matter. Having three children, each of whom loved a Fairy Tale, it somehow became the fashion, on Sunday evenings, to tell them a story. On one occasion, when the youngest member was just about to be taken to bed, his sister said; “None of the books about Fairies ever say a word about Australia! Are there any Australian Fairies,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1573; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "fairy in Australian Fairy Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100331h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1396, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "You are one of those who are not privileged to pass its magic portals. But it is a very real world for all that. It may indeed turn out to be no less real than this, which is the only one you deem worth knowing, and which it is very obvious you do not know at all. It is the world in which the children of all the world live: the world of Bogies and Dragons, Fairy Princes and Princesses, Giants and Giant Killers. It is the world we knew so well when we, too, walked with fearful joy amid its mystic, thrilling groves. To dull and prosaic souls it does not exist, for, lacking imagination, they walk in outer darkness. Those fairy.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1574; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "fairy in Australian Fairy Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100331h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1397, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "t is the world in which the children of all the world live: the world of Bogies and Dragons, Fairy Princes and Princesses, Giants and Giant Killers. It is the world we knew so well when we, too, walked with fearful joy amid its mystic, thrilling groves. To dull and prosaic souls it does not exist, for, lacking imagination, they walk in outer darkness. Those fairy forms—so real to the vivid mind—are to them but the shadows of trees in the flickering light of the moon. Hitherto, the Fairies we have known, though very delightful beings, have had their habitat in far-off lands. Thanks to the researches of Mr. Hume Cook, we are now.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1575; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "fairies in Australian Fairy Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100331h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1398, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "outer darkness. Those fairy forms—so real to the vivid mind—are to them but the shadows of trees in the flickering light of the moon. Hitherto, the Fairies we have known, though very delightful beings, have had their habitat in far-off lands. Thanks to the researches of Mr. Hume Cook, we are now able to wander through the enchanted Bush with real Australian Fairy Princes and Princesses; share in the thrills of their amazing adventures; rejoice in the triumph of virtue; and be glad at the downfall of vice. The dwellers in Australian Fairy Land, although akin to those of other climes, have a distinct character of their own. Even the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1576; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "fairies in Australian Fairy Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100331h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1399, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "very delightful beings, have had their habitat in far-off lands. Thanks to the researches of Mr. Hume Cook, we are now able to wander through the enchanted Bush with real Australian Fairy Princes and Princesses; share in the thrills of their amazing adventures; rejoice in the triumph of virtue; and be glad at the downfall of vice. The dwellers in Australian Fairy Land, although akin to those of other climes, have a distinct character of their own. Even the wicked Desert Fairies endear themselves to us. Although they do not vomit fire, as did the dreadful dragon of our childhood, one feels that, given a sporting chance, they would.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1577; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "fairies in Australian Fairy Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100331h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1400, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "though they do not vomit fire, as did the dreadful dragon of our childhood, one feels that, given a sporting chance, they would make that boastful beast curl up like a salted worm. As for the other Fairies, everybody will love them. The stories are well told, and the book is beautifully illustrated. Mr. Hume Cook’s book is, in very truth, a really and truly Fairy Story Book, which Australian children of all ages will read with avid interest and take to their hearts. 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Then, in the highest possible spirits, they set about their final march, singing with the greatest gusto as they went their famous marching chorus:— Left! Right! Left! Right! Soon will come the cooler night! Then shall all our marchings cease, While we rest and take our ease, No one but ourselves to please, Till the morning light! The Fairy City Where the magic well was found, Peace and comfort now abound; For a city, nobly planned, Builded by a Fairy Band, Rears itself above the hill, Where a garden, formed with skill, Graces every Court and Street, Every path of pleasure sweet, Down to where a water-ring,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1579; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Fairy Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100331h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1402, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nts and Giant Killers. 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Their duty was to watch out for any attack by possible enemies, such as the Mountain Fairies, who, although not really wicked, sometimes take it into their heads to throw down huge pieces of rock, or to send a giant tree hurtling over a cliff, to the great danger of those who may be camped or passing below. 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Nevertheless they were not too late, and, when they did come, their work was splendidly done. The way to the Magic Well was now clear! So, after bathing in the pools which the Shower Fairies had created—(soon, alas! to disappear!)—they rested until the next day. Then, in the highest possible spirits, they set about their final march, singing with the greatest gusto as they went their famous marching chorus:— Left! Right! Left! Right! 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It is because of these peculiar properties that the Well is a Magic Well; its waters work wonders in a way that cannot be seen. Thus, shortly after drinking of them, the Fairies found themselves greatly stimulated and exhilarated in spirits. But their prime quality lies in their power to rejuvenate those who partake of them. 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Their duty was to watch out for any attack by possible enemies, such as the Mountain Fairies, who, although not really wicked, sometimes take it into their heads to throw down huge pieces of rock, or to send a giant tree hurtling over a cliff, to the great danger of those who may be camped or passing below. Next morning everybody was stirring bright and early; and, after breakfast and packing up, the march began again. So day followed day for many a day. 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Why, it’s a colour. Oh! no it isn’t a colour, but it’s a sort of colour.” “I have never seen any colour called black,” said the little mermaid. “Where I live it is all blue and green and silver and gold, and when the sun kisses good morning to Mother Sea it is rosy pink, and when he kisses her ‘goodnight’ it is fiery crimson.” “Well, this is a very wicked witch,” said the bird, “and she sits on the top of a rock and makes black opals.” “What are opals?” “Don’t you know what opals are? 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Take me up on your back, and my magic lyre shall protect us from the wicked witch.” “Very well,” said the bird. “Put your arms round my neck, and hold on tight.” The little mermaid slung her lyre around her on a piece of strong seaweed, and was soon on the back of the lyre bird. 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Not infrequently they turned their thoughts to pleasure: sometimes in company with others. Thus it was that, on a certain Sunday, they joined a number of their “pals” in a char-a-banc picnic to Belgrave. About mid-day the party came to a halt not far from Mrs. Penny’s store. It benefited by their purchases, and they all behaved as best they could to the little woman who served them: albeit, she was a trifle flustered by their boisterous ways and by their clamouring demands for raspberries and cream. 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Strange conformations and singular markings he was able to see—and perhaps slightly emphasise— in all manner of things. In his house were sticks and stones and roots; feathers and eggs and bark—besides other bush curios—every item of which had some distinctive feature. Held by him in a certain way a water-worn pebble from the creek would disclose a fairy face of delicate beauty. A wood-knot he had placed upon a little stand looked like a crouching gnome. With the stem of his pipe—as he moved it from point to point over the surface of a speckled egg—he would trace a miniature representation of the Southern Cross. 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And she quickly turned to the counter, picked a ring from the tray and added: “There ye are me honey! Half the price, an’ just as good! Put it on me finger! an’ may the blessin’s av Heav’n folla ye till the end av yer days!” * * * * * That night—after a most wonderful day—Kate lay in bed thinking of her good fortune. She had not switched off the electric light, and—looking at the ring as it shone upon her finger—she whispered to herself: “Oh! Kate! Kate!—ye wicked divil—ye don’t deserve it. Here ye are wid a weddin’ ring on y’ur finger... An’ put there be a Priest! 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Father in Heav’n! ’Tis thankful I am—wid all me sowl!... Pl’ase don’t let me lose me joy, ’r me bhoy! An’, be the ring av love,” kissing it—“I’ll serve ye night an’ day till I’m done wid the worrld!” So saying—she switched off the light; and with a murmured: “Dear God—Good-night,”—she once more pressed the ring to her lips, and so fell asleep!!! 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Because of his abilities as an entertainer, invitations to social gatherings poured upon them. This manifestation of friendliness and goodwill so filled them with delight that, in sheer happiness of spirits, they readily accepted much of the proffered hospitality. As a matter of fact Christina enjoyed the outings—and her husband’s little triumphs—just as much as he did, and, with her piano playing, helped him to his successes. 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Every hour, every minute that she remains with me now will be a heartache for both of us. It is better that the parting should take place at once!” These brave words—although quietly spoken—did not hide from Father Greenhill the deep emotional strain under which Mrs. Britten laboured in giving them utterance. Her entirely unselfish attitude revealed a spirit of generous kindliness as rare as it is beautiful. He was greatly moved, and it was with a sincere appreciation of her self-sacrifice that he hastened to say: “My dear Mrs. Britten, your sentiments—and your generosity—do you credit! I can resist neither! 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Truth to tell, her voice was so carried out, and thus it came about that—during her prayer—into the window casement a head was quietly thrust, and a pair of keen eyes, together with an equally keen pair of ears, were intently taking in the whole situation. As she settled into silence a strong but mellow voice asked: “What’s the matter little woman! Can I help you?” In a flash Molly Brown was on her feet. “Who are you? What’s your name?” she sharply queried. “Jim!” he replied, with a quizzical smile, and added: “Christened James! 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Caught sight of your white apron. It seemed a bit home­like, an’ I thought I’d come in an’ ask if I could sleep on your verandah to-night. When I got up to your door I heard you cryin’, so I tip-toed round to your window an’ waited a bit. “Then you started to pray, an’ when you were through I nearly cried meself! I know all about your feelin’s little woman. Had them meself a hundred times in France. Awful lonely out there at times, specially at night when you couldn’t see or hear anybody. Dead silence, an’ a cold wind. Pretty tough it was! But don’t you worry! Some day the right man’ll come along, never fear! 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And the way down to the pool was always difficult. None but the priest ever descended there, and when he did he carried with him the flint rod that served as the bell in the church steeple of the white man does-to call-but with the difference that the bell calls the people, and the flint called the gods or the spirits. Tap, tap, tap, tap went the flint on the sandstone, and ages of tapping wore a hole that is not even seen by the great majority that clamber there now, much less understood. My Black Princess heard of that Sacred Place when she was a tiny child. She has never been to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2096; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1902, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "des were far more dense than the steep sides of the river. The Leptospermum flourished there, and waratahs were in crimson splendour. Out from a rock wall at the side gushed the spring. In dry times It simply was swallowed up in peaty ground beneath the tea-tree and Leptospermum and Ceratopetalums, but in rainy times it o'erbore them and joined the river. A spirit often came out from that glen. it was speckled with glowing fires that flashed and were covered, and flashed and were covered, over and over again. The spirit was light and ethereal, for it could never be seen in its entirety and it could never be heard. All the tribe.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2097; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1903, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he side gushed the spring. In dry times It simply was swallowed up in peaty ground beneath the tea-tree and Leptospermum and Ceratopetalums, but in rainy times it o'erbore them and joined the river. A spirit often came out from that glen. it was speckled with glowing fires that flashed and were covered, and flashed and were covered, over and over again. The spirit was light and ethereal, for it could never be seen in its entirety and it could never be heard. All the tribe knew of it, and all held it in awe. All but the medicine man, and he, sometimes, when he had donned the mystic pipe-clay bands, went right up to the spring and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2098; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1904, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "mes, when he had donned the mystic pipe-clay bands, went right up to the spring and talked with it there. When he came back he bore with him beautiful bunches of ferns of many kinds-Hymenophyllum and Asplenium, portions of the fronds of the Dicksonia, the Adiantum, the Alsophila, excelsa, the Umbrella fern, the Acrostichurn and others. It must have been the spirit that came to the hero of this legend, for as he lay exhausted someone took his hand and placed it on the little amaryllis that seemed to him to be of no use. Immediately it moved and grew. The leaves stretched up and up and became broader and broader. It was a wonderful.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2099; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1905, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "felt strong enough to get up. Close by were the fallen rocks. There was still no way in or out. So the first Gymea or Gigantic Lily came into being, and not long ago men dug under the boulders and found a great heap of aboriginal bones. WHY THE TURTLE HAS NO TAIL The Australian aborigines believed that the Milky Way was a \"pukkan\" or track, along which many spirits of departed blacks travelled to heaven, and that the dark place that we call Magellan's Cloud was a hole or split that occurred when the universe was frightfully shaken by some mighty upheaval which gave us many of the wonders of Nature, including the brilliant waratah,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2100; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1906, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "y clear about the picture just described. They said that not only had some people spoken to returned men who had waded through the lake and been on the island and climbed the mountain and nearly reached the river, but they had also had amongst them at one time and another living men who had seen these fairy places and always knew that a continuous stream of spirits passed that way to the Unseen River. Two giant trees grew on the bank, and a tortoise lay athwart it. Up to the time of this happening all tortoises and turtles had long tails. This tortoise reached from the bank just opposite the big trees, to the other. On the journey.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2102; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1907, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "who had seen these fairy places and always knew that a continuous stream of spirits passed that way to the Unseen River. Two giant trees grew on the bank, and a tortoise lay athwart it. Up to the time of this happening all tortoises and turtles had long tails. This tortoise reached from the bank just opposite the big trees, to the other. On the journey many spirits were supposed to be in some way tempted to do evil, and succumbed to the temptation; therefore there were some fallings by the way. Some were kept floundering about in the lake itself, and these congregated on the island until they had expiated their sins, when they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2103; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1908, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he shadow of the tree was impenetrable to the \"little men,\" and a bright star shed a beam to the tortoise. The sorcerer saw that he must die before he could pass the little men and he and his party returned home. He sharpened again his axe. He put a sharpened bone in the fire, and scraped some of the burnt part off into his food. Then he died, and as a good spirit, he reached the giant trees, and there were no \"little men\" to stop him. But in their place was a great snake that reared its head and prepared to strike. With a blow of his axe he severed the head from the body, and picking it up he squeezed between the trees and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2104; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1909, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "sarcasm, and it was hoped that this piece of portrayed scorn would bring some evil to his rival. He would much have preferred to go on with the competition until one or the other had won. He was becoming anxious to secure the wife, and this delay was beginning to annoy him. The newly recognised magician was out somewhere in communion with the saints or the spirits or whatever it is that such people have found when they come back with tales of supernatural visitations while they are either figuratively or really eating locusts and wild honey. Now the artistry of the young man was good. The girl was really interested. She sat beside.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2105; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "supernatural in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1910, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ina compound at Wahgunyah. He was camped with two gins on a reserve near Burryjaa Station, in N.S.W., and it was with considerable surprise that the writer found him so ready to talk. Like all aborigines who tell things so close to the supernatural, he continually looked around about in order to be sure he was not overheard either by any other blacks or by spirits. He was afraid that he might inadvertently say something that people of his totem were forbidden to reveal. That night the moon had not yet risen, and it was plain to me that the three were not a little frightened. The lubras stayed in the little gunyah that the man had.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2106; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "supernatural in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1911, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "m beyond the edge of the sea, was just the same as the many white mornings that brought me out of my tent to look at the same sun steadily rising from beyond the horizon down on the New South Wales Coast, somewhere in the mists of my past. But in Allambee's days there were different things everywhere. Whether of the animal world or the plant world or of the spirit world the aborigines were not clear, and from what they said, | believe that it was of the spirit world, for their belief in magic from above nature, and the supernatural in all things, was pathetically great. The sky became brilliant. The sea was whitey-grey with specks.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2107; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "supernatural in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1912, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ck guides, he was returned to the navy, and his end came to him back in his native England, after being entrusted by the British Government with the task of erecting Cleopatra's Needle on the Thames Embankment. Though he did not know it, we revere the name of Barrallier, and we glory in the deeds that were his. At the top of a rocky pass is his name cut ina giant gum-tree, and the date\"1802.\" Now for the sequel. Many months afterwards a fine specimen of the Burragorang tribe found his way to a Settler's house not far from Parramatta. He was none other than Camoola. And strange as it may seem, Camoola had had tidings brought him of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2108; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1913, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ravine. The whole season had been droughty, and the water was hardly running at all. Yet there were holes, and great wide holes too, wherein the water was so deep that no one knew of any tree that would reach down to the bottom. Stones thrown in fell with a heavy, full-ssounding splash and were sucked down and down. In those murky depths were huge eels and giant fish, and occasionally one or other came to the surface and fell a victim to the spears of the black men. The great towering, rock-girt side of the river gave many hours’ shelter from the burning, blazing sun. That side with the easterly aspect was clothed with many.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2109; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1914, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "river gave many hours’ shelter from the burning, blazing sun. That side with the easterly aspect was clothed with many myrtles and much Macrozamia? and Chorizema* and bracken fern. Quite a number of the dainty, feathery Christmas Bushes (Ceratopetalum gummiferum) shone gorgeous and red amid the myrtaceae, and rearing high above all the undergrowth were the giant eucalypti-the Eucalyptus Smithii with its long, narrow leaf, E. Saligna or Sydney Blue Gum, the Eucalyptus australiana or peppermint, and others- while wild clematis and Wonga wonga’ vine climbed from shrub to shrub. That day the heat was intense. Nothing of the vegetation.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2110; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1915, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hat a great ancestor was one day pushing his way through a jungle on the bank of a creek and a prickled smilax scraped his shoulder. He did not feel pain at first, but after a while, when the perspiration got into the tiny cuts, he became very angry, believing that he was bewitched. As well as being angry he was frightened. He had a firm belief in a sort of fairy or goblin which he knew as a \"wullundigong,\" which signifies a \"little man of the bush!\" He stopped at the foot of a big tree, and peered up amongst its branches and leaves to see if he could detect any of these little men. He did not wait long, for he was not at all.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2111; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "fairy in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1916, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "fire coming with a mist which is called \"pouraller,\" and burnt stones near Appin were pointed out as a place where this particular mist often covered the country. No doubt the fact that volcanoes emitted fire with steam is responsible for this idea which has become somewhat distorted in its passage down the ages since Canobolas in New South Wales and Mount Fairy in Victoria and Mounts Gambier and Schanck in South Australia threw out their molten masses. The strip of country between the Appin Creek and George's River was the home of a very powerf ul group. To-day the watershed drained by the Cataract and the Loddon rivers is one.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2112; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "fairy in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1917, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "erbore them and joined the river. A spirit often came out from that glen. it was speckled with glowing fires that flashed and were covered, and flashed and were covered, over and over again. The spirit was light and ethereal, for it could never be seen in its entirety and it could never be heard. All the tribe knew of it, and all held it in awe. All but the medicine man, and he, sometimes, when he had donned the mystic pipe-clay bands, went right up to the spring and talked with it there. When he came back he bore with him beautiful bunches of ferns of many kinds-Hymenophyllum and Asplenium, portions of the fronds of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2114; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "medicine man in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1918, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e of his unusual height. If my conjecture be right, based as it is upon the description brought down by a third generation and the last a white, then this man of unheard-of growth must have been fully eight feet high. His father, said to have been thirteen stone weight, reached but to his waist. He wielded more power than the chief, and quite as much as the medicine man. He was a \"boner.\" There had been several mysterious deaths, and a polished bone was one of the secret possessions of the tall man. Several men had seen it. He took a violent dislike to the chief because he had been instructed to prepare himself for participation.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2115; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "medicine man in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. 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Then a sorcerer came forward and proclaimed that he would undertake to go to the river and secure the passage of it for all time. He selected some other brave people, and by the aid of his sorcery he set out on the way of the spirits. He soon reached the forest, but found it full of the \"little men of the bush.\" They barred the way of the party. Try as they would, no passage through the ranks of the \"little men\" could be made. So then they turned and followed the flow of the river, and that way no.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4791; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3731, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "sh.\" They barred the way of the party. Try as they would, no passage through the ranks of the \"little men\" could be made. So then they turned and followed the flow of the river, and that way no opposition was offered. They came to a tree even higher than those at the crossing-place, and up that the great sorcerer climbed. From the top of it he could see the spirits stepping on to tail of the tortoise and some being shaken off. Many of these were taken by the claws of the hind feet of the beast and afterwards eaten. Others were carried down stream. 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He was determined to find his wife, and he was no less determined to punish the man. Therefore, next day he chose one of his sons to act in his place, and he set out to succeed or die. For many days he travelled, and luckily he headed down the stream. Now and then he came across tracks that he felt sure were theirs. One day he bethought him of the spirits, so he kept a good lookout in order not to miss any signs of the clay with which to draw the marks of the mysticism. Also he killed a white wallaby and plucked off all its fur. When he found the clay he drew the lines on his chest and body and legs, and by sticking the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4793; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. 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How far from the head.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4794; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3734, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the river until it joined the great sheet of water. That sheet was either the sea or a very great lake. How far from the head waters of the Murrumbidgee the sheet of water lay we cannot guess, but from the manner in which the tale was told it seemed a very long way. It seemed to take longer than one man's life to get there. But the blacks believed that the Spirit prolonged the lives at least of the three so that the wrong might be righted and the sky might be lifted up. So the day came when the chief saw the two he was following. They were camped upon the edge of the lake. No bloodwood grew there, but in the ages before other.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4795; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3735, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hape passed over. It had long legs that hung down and clawed. The claws were not far above the black man's head. It was distinctly an animal. He could see the body and the neck, the head, the ears and the eyes, but in a few minutes it was gone. Somewhere he seemed to know that it was food to eat. So he took heart. He really believed it was sent by the great spirit, for he was painted with the signs, and he was meat-hungry, and he was out, not on his own behalf, but searching for food for his people. So he lay down to sleep, believing that in the morning he would find meat. All night the wind blew. It was still blowing in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4796; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. 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THE SECOND KANGAROO STORY Away in the Kowmung and around the rugged peaks under which lie the great lodes containing the silver of Yarranderie, roamed a tribe of blacks who have their own tale of the first.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4797; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. 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However, she chanced everything, and scaling the precipitous side of the mount she saw the smoke from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4798; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3738, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "undoing. The smoke was observed by her husband. He had never ceased to watch and to search for her. With all his cunning he approached the little blue curling threads. The woman was by no means unmindful. Her ears were alert, and distinctly she detected the distant crack of the broken twig, and the rustle o' disturbed dead leaves. The woman called upon the spirit, beating her breasts the while. Between her and the stealthily creeping man was a tea- tree stump. The top had been torn out by a gale and lay dead on the ground. She crept to it, and straightening up she clasped her arms around it, beseeching the spirit at the same time.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4799; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. 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It was only a tea-tree stump..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4800; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3740, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "another hair that took root and became a plant. The rain kept on longer than ever before and there was a great flood, but not any of these hair rushes was destroyed. To-day they grow where the ground is wettest, as well as in dryer parts. Aboriginal women of all the east coast of Australia know this story and they believe it, and because they think that the spirit of the woman who loved birds and animals is still in the dianella rush they like that plant best for the weaving of baskets and mats. How THE PISTILS OF THE WARATAH BECAME FIRM Of all the flowers in our Austra one which was most revered by the blacks (in fact the only.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4801; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3741, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d and no one had seen her going. When daylight came the whole tribe engaged in the search, for it was believed that she could not possibly have gone far, and it was feared that she had received some hurt. She had entered again into the domain of man, for she had communed with the god of her totem. She had asked that Wirrawaa be allowed to come back from the spirit world to her. She had taken a waratah and had shown how the fluffy bloom had succumbed to the blowing of the wind and had proved no protection to a fighting man. And her prayer was answered. Wirrawaa came back, though a much changed man. His skin was white and the eyes.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4802; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3742, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "respond to a summons as unhurriedly as he wished. Arrilla asked to be allowed to speak, and the permission being given, he drew himself erect and waited until he saw that the expectancy of the warriors of the family was beginning to make them impatient. Then he pointed to the highest spot on the range. He told them that in his wanderings there he had seen a spirit. The spirit was not friendly to him, but would be good to any stranger who came over the range at that point. He said that the enemy that then stood on the very spot was receiving his courage from that spirit and there was only one way to overcome it. It was not by an.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4803; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3743, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "family was beginning to make them impatient. Then he pointed to the highest spot on the range. He told them that in his wanderings there he had seen a spirit. The spirit was not friendly to him, but would be good to any stranger who came over the range at that point. He said that the enemy that then stood on the very spot was receiving his courage from that spirit and there was only one way to overcome it. It was not by an organised battle. It was by strategy, and he was the only fighting man of the family who possessed the cunning. And in that way Arrilla tried to palliate the King and to escape the opprobrium that always.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4804; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3744, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "g his forces down and get the gain he was after. So the meeting broke up. Arrilla was free. That much he had gained he knew, for he saw very plainly that though he had been always before successful in placating the King, this time he was in deep disfavour and perhaps would be punished. He had succeeded in making his fellows think he had had communion with a spirit on the top of the range, and with them that belief gave him a great prestige. All aborigines were vain and fond of power, and in that they were no very great amount different from white people. Arrilla went to the wurley of his wife, and for a little while he played with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4805; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3745, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "-one of sadness and pessimism. The council sat in the dark. Only the fighting men and the priests were in it after all. Arrilla was there. The discussion did not last long, and it all centred upon the tale that Arrilla had told. He was a frightened Arrilla when he found that he was expected to climb to the highest point of the range and ask questions of the spirit to whom he said he had spoken. He dared not disobey. When the meeting was over and the men had retired to their wurlies and their families, Arrilla sat for a long time arranging in his mind how he would proceed as soon as it was light. He determined not to go by the way.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4806; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3746, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tfall of someone. lie moved not a muscle. His spears were in the hand that held the shield. The noise ceased. Then the air darkened. There were no clouds, but a great deep shade spread all over the earth. Arrilla looked to the sun. It was disappearing. He grew mightily afraid. He had almost persuaded himself that he really had spoken some time or other to a spirit up there, and this terrible fading out of the sunlight came to show that he was even then trespassing on the country of it. The place surely was sanctuary and tabu. So making the sign with his hand that he had seen the priests make he softly whispered a magic word. The.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4807; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3747, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he sea and lived there all his life he had no story of what it is, nor how it comes to be there, nor why the waves beat on the shore. He advised the strange man to wait until he had gone back and communicated the news to his people, and said that when the signal fire was made he might come down and be received by the King. But Arrilla told him to say that a spirit gave him all this information about the sea and the waves, and that while it was being told Arrilla was present. Both forgot their fears of the strange darkness that had come over, and down below his people still wondered what had caused it. They thought it was because.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4808; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3748, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nd be received by the King. But Arrilla told him to say that a spirit gave him all this information about the sea and the waves, and that while it was being told Arrilla was present. Both forgot their fears of the strange darkness that had come over, and down below his people still wondered what had caused it. They thought it was because Arrilla had met the spirit and was talking to it, and as the shade passed and the sun came out bright again and the gladness that is usual to the sunshine spread again all were in high glee. There was nothing wrong, they said, and Arrilla would return with news and the spirit he had seen and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4809; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3749, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and down below his people still wondered what had caused it. They thought it was because Arrilla had met the spirit and was talking to it, and as the shade passed and the sun came out bright again and the gladness that is usual to the sunshine spread again all were in high glee. There was nothing wrong, they said, and Arrilla would return with news and the spirit he had seen and spoken with would assist them if they had to fight with any trespassing tribe or family group. Soon after Arrilla joined his people again, having come down the way he went up, and he told the story of the sea as he had heard it from the stranger, though he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4810; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3750, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ey said, and Arrilla would return with news and the spirit he had seen and spoken with would assist them if they had to fight with any trespassing tribe or family group. Soon after Arrilla joined his people again, having come down the way he went up, and he told the story of the sea as he had heard it from the stranger, though he said it was told him by the spirit. Fires were lighted, and when the man came to them he said he was very hungry, and he told the story just as Arrilla had. A wife was found for him from amongst the women-girls and he lived there for the rest of his days with that family. The sea grew rough when the wind.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4811; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3751, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of the great delay occasioned by the ancestor who refused to let it go back to where it had fallen from. The roar is the voice of the ancestor who always refuses to go back. When the calm came again it was because the sea was worn out and very tired, but nothing could stop it from ever creeping further and further over the land. The winds, be said, were the spirit friends of the sea, and they tried to assist it to regain the place that it had lost. The Kamilaroi people always believed that the day would come when the sky would go back and the earth would be quite dry and life could not exist, but they were not afraid, for they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4812; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3752, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hen added to the cunning of the black made a vicious compound, and for many years that compound is all that has been seen of the nature of our autocthonous predecessors. Beneath it is still the gentleness and the softness of heart of these black people. These beautiful attributes were always below the surface, but if a white has the gift of sympathy and the spirit of understanding they rise to the top and the black is seen in another light. Alex. sat on wild, wet, cold, winter nights before the fire with his mother. His father was still away somewhere on the rugged run with his cattle and with his black friends. Sometimes his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4813; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3753, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ery body he came across, but they were none of them the one he sought. A last he came to two little heaps of clay. What was this? These heaps told to him a story. They were fresh. They were composed of the clay that the tribal doctor used to make the mystic markings, and the tribal priest used for the same purpose when he wished to invoke the aid of a Great Spirit. Who had used it? Not once had he seen anyone who looked like one who had been initiated into the doubly- hidden mysteries of the rite that gave power to invoke the Spirit. Surely the girl had not seen that corroboree. If she had, then not only could he never capture.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4814; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3754, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "fresh. They were composed of the clay that the tribal doctor used to make the mystic markings, and the tribal priest used for the same purpose when he wished to invoke the aid of a Great Spirit. Who had used it? Not once had he seen anyone who looked like one who had been initiated into the doubly- hidden mysteries of the rite that gave power to invoke the Spirit. Surely the girl had not seen that corroboree. If she had, then not only could he never capture her, but he was himself lost. And lost he surely was. For on looking behind him he found that almost as the fallen seeds of the trees were being consumed by fast or slow.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4815; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3755, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "next year no new plants came up. This was noticed and talked about by all the people. Even on the river where a few of her people were now living no seeds sent out the little plumule nor their little radicle, and no new plants grew to grace the world with fresh flowers, nor to produce the roots nor fruits for food. Again the maiden thought of beseeching the spirit. She went back to the old ground all alone and she found the clay. She painted herself and awaited results. She heard the spirit and she talked with it. Then she noticed that just before her a little smoke wreath curled up into the air. Then a flame burst, and in a very.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4816; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3756, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "were now living no seeds sent out the little plumule nor their little radicle, and no new plants grew to grace the world with fresh flowers, nor to produce the roots nor fruits for food. Again the maiden thought of beseeching the spirit. She went back to the old ground all alone and she found the clay. She painted herself and awaited results. She heard the spirit and she talked with it. Then she noticed that just before her a little smoke wreath curled up into the air. Then a flame burst, and in a very little while a fierce bush fire was raging. The girl was satisfied that a fire was what was needed and she sent word to the river.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4817; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3757, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "till to a very big lake that always had water in it. Wingaree was, however, very clever, and he believed that he could make rain. But he was afraid to put his powers to the test, for if he made any mistake the rain would be bad water or it would be too much and even he might be drowned. So he at last decided to go where the rain came from and search out the spirit that was there; and one hot night when the moon was full and the air was scorched and the ground was baked and the grass was all burnt off and the trees were withered, he decided that he could go up into the sky. A long cloud lay on the horizon, and Wingaree imagined.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4818; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3758, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n came from and search out the spirit that was there; and one hot night when the moon was full and the air was scorched and the ground was baked and the grass was all burnt off and the trees were withered, he decided that he could go up into the sky. A long cloud lay on the horizon, and Wingaree imagined that he could hide behind it and watch until the rain spirit came into view, and then he could step out and show his great respect and ask just how to make some rain for himself. Wingaree left his tree and soared up into the sky and reached the place behind the cloud. There he sat watching until the rain spirit appeared. It was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4819; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3759, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "long cloud lay on the horizon, and Wingaree imagined that he could hide behind it and watch until the rain spirit came into view, and then he could step out and show his great respect and ask just how to make some rain for himself. Wingaree left his tree and soared up into the sky and reached the place behind the cloud. There he sat watching until the rain spirit appeared. It was too angry to speak. Wingaree tried all the ways that he knew to please and to persuade the spirit to tell him what to do. But it was all in vain. However, the rain spirit stamped in his anger and that stamping so shook the cloud that it became rain, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4820; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3760, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ask just how to make some rain for himself. Wingaree left his tree and soared up into the sky and reached the place behind the cloud. There he sat watching until the rain spirit appeared. It was too angry to speak. Wingaree tried all the ways that he knew to please and to persuade the spirit to tell him what to do. But it was all in vain. However, the rain spirit stamped in his anger and that stamping so shook the cloud that it became rain, and the noise of the tramping travelled through the world, and a fire flew from his heels and shot down to the earth. Gradually then the cloud melted until there was none of it left, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4821; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3761, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ey may be seen under each fallen leaf, having no doubt gone there to escape the terrific heat. AT LOW TIDE This is a story of, in part, the coming of white men to Australia. Whether it is wholly true or not does not, perhaps, matter much. It is true this far-that since the earliest times the aborigines did believe that a black man was taken by a great white spirit and he became the ancestor of the great white race. It was thought that this black man was so favoured by the god that he took him to his own realm, and that occasionally, at times remote from one another, some aborigine nearly as much favoured, was allowed to penetrate.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4822; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3762, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "more waratah stems could be got before he essayed the dangerous task of lying across the fires. So they went back. Neither of them, nor the two together, could reach them. Then Camoola thought of the magic clay and he looked for it, and to his delight he found it. Hastily making the markings he had seen often enough on the priests, he invoked the aid of the spirits. He had yet to attend the school at which those were taught who were to be magicians, and therefore he did not fully understand the rites. He quite well knew that if he succeeded in obtaining aid he, being really uninitiated, would suffer for it. Wombat-skin tried to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4824; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3763, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ess, with just a shred of the red of the burning west left, and with the stars showing brightly, and a rising moon putting an inquisitive edge over the haze of the east, the sky heaved and billowed arid tumbled and tottered. The moon rocked. The stars tumbled and clattered and fell one against the other. The Milky Way-the \"pukkan\" or track up which departed spirits often reached the world to which they went-also billowed and it split, and in some places is never joined together again, leaving blank spaces that we call \"Magellan's Clouds.\" These \"clouds\" to the aborigines are pitfalls set to trap the unworthy spirit travellers, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4825; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3764, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "led and clattered and fell one against the other. The Milky Way-the \"pukkan\" or track up which departed spirits often reached the world to which they went-also billowed and it split, and in some places is never joined together again, leaving blank spaces that we call \"Magellan's Clouds.\" These \"clouds\" to the aborigines are pitfalls set to trap the unworthy spirit travellers, and are also places through which spirits may drop back to earth to assist relatives, or to return in human form. The great star-groups were scattered, and many of them, loosened from their holds, came flashing to the earth. They were heralded by a huge mass,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4826; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3765, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "le who believed that they were travelling to a big initiation ceremony were surprised to see a large number of men suddenly appear amongst them with all their weapons, and marking one another with the red ochre of war as they walked. Soon the fury broke loose. Yunguipan was in the sacred grove. He heard the yells. He had just received communication from the spirits of his ancestors and he rushed to the camp of the widows and maidens. Wakolo and her sister he spied first. Throwing his cloak over them he picked them up in his arms and bore them away, and many others from that camp followed. In his hurry and his excitement Yunguipan.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4827; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3766, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "from that camp followed. In his hurry and his excitement Yunguipan rushed without thinking of possible danger, to the sacred place. He reached it and found that he and the sisters were surrounded by others of the maidens’ camp-both maidens and widows. And now he realised that he had made a very great mistake. What would happen now? He again called upon the spirits of his ancestors and his prayer was answered. He asked that he might be given something by which he could save the lives of himself and the sisters, and as he could riot kill any of the others who came into the sacred place if he also did not kill Wakolo, he asked that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4828; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3767, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hes the two netfuls of grubs walked up and up until they reached the sky. The women down below probed the holes in the logs in vain, for there were no grubs to be got. Bathing in the seas of the moon, Yunguipan and the women became stars, and they had to find a place amongst the other stars in the sky. They crossed the Milky Way, that pukkan of the departed spirits upon which they travel from the earth to heaven, and after wandering for many years they at last settled down. Yunguipan is now Aldebaran, and the seven maidens are the visible Pleiades. One that seems to be broken is the wounded Wakolo. The other women are there, too,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4829; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3768, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "to the Murray, as Central Queensland. This is perhaps the prettiest, and was obtained from a young native who lived mostly ina compound at Wahgunyah. He was camped with two gins on a reserve near Burryjaa Station, in N.S.W., and it was with considerable surprise that the writer found him so ready to talk. Like all aborigines who tell things so close to the supernatural, he continually looked around about in order to be sure he was not overheard either by any other blacks or by spirits. He was afraid that he might inadvertently say something that people of his totem were forbidden to reveal. That night the moon had not yet risen,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4830; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3769, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "izon down on the New South Wales Coast, somewhere in the mists of my past. But in Allambee's days there were different things everywhere. Whether of the animal world or the plant world or of the spirit world the aborigines were not clear, and from what they said, | believe that it was of the spirit world, for their belief in magic from above nature, and the supernatural in all things, was pathetically great. The sky became brilliant. The sea was whitey-grey with specks of flashing silver coming from the sun to a wide mark just behind the breakers. These specks danced like shaking beads. Away to the north the sea was calm and flat.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4831; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "supernatural in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3770, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", and how to put it out! Now the blacks had for ages used the stem of the waratah to enwrap any hot thing they wished to handle. They said that it entirely prevented burns. In the earliest days of white occupancy of Australia they brought these stems to blacksmiths and told them that they could never be injured by fire from the anvils, which they took to be supernatural fire such as that seen in the heavens when there is a meteor travelling there, if they used them, and to please the natives the blacksmiths did use them and paid in those showy trifles that the natives valued, for them. Seizing a couple of waratah stems, leaves and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4833; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "supernatural in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3771, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e to a passage so narrow and jagged that he cut his knees and his forehead. But he kept on. Once he had to pull away a stone or two in order to go further. At last he espied a thin streak of daylight. It came down from the top. It was very wispy, but up there somewhere was the light of day. He listened. There was no sound of thunder and no feel of rain. The giant storm had passed on down the gully more rapidly than it came. Outside a faint rumbling might then have been heard, but it was already far away. The appalling bursts of wind had passed on, too, and all was still again. Out of a clear, clean, blue sky the sun poured its.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4834; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3772, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "gated on the island until they had expiated their sins, when they were allowed to go on. Others failed when climbing the mountain, and there on some barren peak they had to wait, while others remained faithful until reaching the lower level, and then were within sight of the river. But there was a test for them. They had to squeeze between the trunks of the giant trees, and then the bridge they reached was the tortoise. Then came a time when many people quite good enough to get into heaven failed to reach the opposite bank of the river. It was known that they had got between the trees, and then all trace of them was lost; but one.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4835; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3773, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "could catch Krubi alone. Many days sped by; several moons came and went. Then the blacks determined to have a corroboree. A good young man had been having private lessons in the things that were taught which Krubi and Woolyan and the other women were not permitted to see, and then came the great night. It was very dark. A space had been cleared amongst the giant gum trees. But whilst it was still daylight the young women had chosen their places. Woolyan was delighted to see that Krubi was not well enough to take her place in the little march that the active old women made. So she got up from her place, and going back to Krubi, she.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4836; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3774, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "is sight, and at once he lost the bee. Indeed, he forgot it. The strangest mass of cloud he had ever seen was there. It was sepia coloured with black edges. It seethed and curled and split. It billowed and curled and broke-and frayed out. Long spirals of lighter colour worked wonderful patterns against the brown, but drawing out and contracting, waving like giant battle-plane streamers, now straight as spears, now bent over like millions of boomerangs, now detaching, then adhering; the awe- striking masses of vapour came On from the west. Big rocks were tumbling there. Huge walls built up and tottered over and tumbled and crashed..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4837; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3775, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nderful patterns against the brown, but drawing out and contracting, waving like giant battle-plane streamers, now straight as spears, now bent over like millions of boomerangs, now detaching, then adhering; the awe- striking masses of vapour came On from the west. Big rocks were tumbling there. Huge walls built up and tottered over and tumbled and crashed. Giant forests were born and waved in a giant storm and were felled. And with all that turmoil of vapour up aloft, the earth below was calm and serene. It faced an inevitable, and that inevitable was a catastrophe. Suddenly it grew dark. A night in the daytime descended in a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4838; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3776, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "well as the fern roots. The grubs were the beautiful white ones that lie in interstices in old logs and are called \"nuttoo.\" The first kangaroo was said to be a great beast and was not innocent of eating small black children. Should a picaninny endeavour to crawl away from its rug or its sheet of bark its mother always threatened it with the calling of the giant kangaroo. Now the heavily-laden wife one day rebelled. She threw away the heavy bag and ran off. She was fleet of foot, too, for no one could catch her. Around that part of the country are many swampy patches, and these patches are mostly densely wooded with the Melaleuca.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4839; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3777, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e hair from her head. This he hid, hoping that the next time that the big hunter was angry and roared the hair would be enough to cover, not one woodpecker only, but the whole woodpecker family. It is noticed that woodpeckers to this day hop up and up the trunks of trees and the blacks say that they are looking for a place to hide from the wrath of a forest giant. They listen intently and strain their ears to catch the sound of the roaring. We know that the birds are simply looking for food, and some of us believe that the aborigines know this quite well, only feigning to think that it is for any other purpose. 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And one morning when the sun shone calmly and clearly down through the blue, and the mountain was purpled, and the lower slopes were deep green and dark with the jungle, and the strip of undulating land that lay between it and the beach was bright with the semi-tropical verdure such as the tamarind, and the Archontophoenix and Livistona palms, and the giant Alsophila ferns-Cooperi and australis-and the promontories stood with their shaggy westringias and hibbertias and hardenbergias and white button- flowers all aglow, staring, staring, staring out over the blue lazy ocean, and casting blue and purple shadows across the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4841; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. 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Arrilla sought the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4842; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. 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The scent of the dendrobiums came to him, and as he passed lilly-pillies he broke off a few clusters of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4843; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. 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It sheds its leaves and its brilliant flamelike flowers cover the twigs and blaze out before any of the new season's.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4844; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3782, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "through the great gum-trees like a mighty torrent of water. The huge branches were tossed, and they swayed and crashed amongst one another and were twisted apart and fell. The small twigs snapped and were whirled about and strewed the ground like thick moss. The huge bark trunks leaned and strained and groaned and split and often cracked and thundered down. Giant masses of cloud swept overhead. A bird now and then essayed flight and was whirled and dashed to death. Wallabies and rats and dingoes grew afraid, and, leaping from the safety of their sheltered places, they sped off, bounding amongst the roaring trees and being twirled.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4845; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. 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The storm rolled off again as quickly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4846; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3784, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "utrid meat, and breaking a part off she tied it to the end of a long stick. This she put into the water close to the big stones, and when it was bristling with clinging yabbies she drew them, clinging to the bait, right out and into the boat. Catching yabbies was easy work. But in one haul there came up one bigger than all the rest. Amongst yabbies he was a giant. Krubi faltered when she picked him up, and a little spine on its head pricked her finger. The warm blood flowed upon the wet fish and it spread all over him. This warm blood was a new and startling thing. Yabbies are not accustomed to anything as warm as human blood, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4847; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3785, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ver the mountain people and he insisted that no more marriages take place between the groups except under special circumstances, and he was obeyed. In time they came to consider themselves a different people and they called themselves the Riste-burras. And another messenger picked his way amongst the thick undergrowth and the fallen brambles and between the giant trunks of gum- trees and the stems of palms. He was from the Riste-burras of the mountain and he came to the Mungulkabultus of the coast. Wakolo watched. She knew of that message and those demands of some years ago, and as yet she was not married. This new messenger.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4848; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3786, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "that gaze out- ever out--over the great blue expanse of Pacific Sea. These highlands are but foothills, though far-flung, of Australia's Great Dividing Range. They have been pressed to where they are by great weight. It is as though one day they will be pressed on and will cover the jungle and will be engulfed out over the beaches. The jungle is the home of giant gums and dense myrtle, of umbrageous fig and tall palm, of sassafras and supplejack. The millions of shafted trees rear their topmost boughs up into the clouds and stand as great pillars, and the voice of animal and bird reverberates as the human voice does amongst fluted.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4849; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. 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No food was eaten that evening, and the dead satin bird remained.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4850; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. 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Location cue from public page title/path: Australian Capital Territory, Australian Capital Territory. Body excerpt retained for review: Canberra: History of and Legends Relating to the Federal Capital Territory of the Commonwealth of Australia – John Gale 1927", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place from accepted public record snippet; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Canberra, ACT", "region": "Canberra", "state_territory": "ACT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.2975906, "longitude": 149.1012676, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1927, "title": "1927 - History of ACT Legends, John Gale", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1655-history-of-act-legends-john-gale-1927", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 885, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1927 - Canberra History & Legends by J. 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Body excerpt retained for review: # brindabella, yahoo, gorilla, joseph webb, john gale 1927 - History and Legends of the A.C.T. by John", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Brindabella", "region": null, "state_territory": "ACT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.3092958, "longitude": 149.0063023, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1927, "title": "1927 - History and Legends of the A.C.T. by John Gale", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2163-1927-history-and-legends-of-the-a-c-t-by-john-gale", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 3677, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "miller being John Gregory; Woden, the residence of Dr. Murray; Jerrabomberra, the estate of P. C. Palmer; Tuggranong, owned by one McQuoid, a victim of the Dunbar disaster; northwards were the farmsteads of the Shumacks, Maloneys and one or two B 10 CANBERRA: else. About 1860, William Davis took possession of Gininderra, and soon proved himself the leading spirit of the neighbourhood. Older residents thereabouts were Henry Hall, of Charnwood; Thomas Southwell, of Park- wood; William McCarthy, of Glenwood; and Q. T. Palmer, of Emu Bank. There are legends connected with some of these ancient landmarks. To begin with: Duntroon’s.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4729; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Canberra, ACT", "region": "Canberra", "state_territory": "ACT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.2975906, "longitude": 149.1012676, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1927, "title": "spirit in Canberra history and legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Canberra history and legends; John Gale", "url": "https://archive.org/download/b13748130/b13748130_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3678, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ew revolvers, and stood in readiness for defence. But this was unneces- sary, as the animal, on reaching the open grave, stopped suddenly, and with head erect, surveyed the surround- 76 CANBERRA: ings, pawed the earth for a few seconds, then lay beside the grave, moaned piteously, and expired. ‘“Whence doth that murmur wake, that shadow fall? Why shakes the spirit thus? ’Tis mystery all. ‘‘After assuring ourselves that the strange animal was dead, we, without making any observation on the extraordinary occurrences witnessed, hastily completed our task, departed, and camped in a gully a mile dis- tant, and close to the river, that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4730; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Canberra, ACT", "region": "Canberra", "state_territory": "ACT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.2975906, "longitude": 149.1012676, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1927, "title": "spirit in Canberra history and legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Canberra history and legends; John Gale", "url": "https://archive.org/download/b13748130/b13748130_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3679, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "y because of its thrilling incidents, but as forming a fitting conclusion to a homestead so rich in anecdotal lore. Hence it follows :— When the Governor-General goes into residence at Yarralumla House, his temporary home at Canberra, he will find that with the old house goes a tale of mystery. According to more or less conflicting ver- sions of the tale, a ghost, a real Australian blackfellow ghost, has been known to walk, but—well, ghosts are rather out of date, anyway. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5587; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "1936 Apparition of Yowie or Pareidolia, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.516667, "longitude": 148.15, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "verification_status": "verified_place", "year": 1936, "title": "Videos: 1936 Apparition of Yowie or Pareidolia", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6D5R4WF9HjI", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 405, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Nanango", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Nanango, QLD", "region": "Nanango", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.6764195, "longitude": 151.9851744, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1938, "title": "Nanango, Queensland 1938", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1315-nanango-qld-1938", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 825, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1938 - Nanango, Yowie Report. Source-stated location: Nanango/ Queensland. Event field: Yowie Encounter. Terrain field: Heavy vine scrub backing onto thick forest. Body excerpt retained for review: Witness: Clyde Shepherdson, who at the time of his Yowie sighting was 13 years old, lived on a farm near Nanango. He now resides in Ipswich. The memory of his experience which was over 60 years ago now is still as fresh in his mind as the day it all happened. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5441; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Nanango, QLD", "region": "Nanango", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.6764195, "longitude": 151.9851744, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1938, "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #20) near Nanango, Queensland (1938-39)", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vjs5J28XCiI", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1061, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1942 - Green Mountains Extract Bernard O'Reilly", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1942, "title": "1942 - Green Mountains Extract Bernard O'Reilly", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1873-1942-green-mountains-extract-bernard-o-reilly", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 150, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "North Aramara, Queensland", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "North Aramara, QLD", "region": "North Aramara", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -25.5514395, "longitude": 152.3346752, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1950, "title": "Aramara, Queensland 1950", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1267-aramara-qld-1950", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 256, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "North of Moe, Victoria", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "North of Moe, VIC", "region": "North of Moe", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -38.1855104, "longitude": 146.2477028, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1950, "title": "Moe, Victoria 1950", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1254-moe-vic-1950", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 4264, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5442; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Aramara, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -25.6113, "longitude": 152.3213, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "verification_status": "verified_place", "year": 1950, "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Aramara, Queensland 1950", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1267-aramara-qld-1950", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4332, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5510; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Moe, VIC", "region": "Moe", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -38.177049, "longitude": 146.2619888, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1950, "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Moe, Victoria 1950", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1254-moe-vic-1950", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 826, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1954 - The Bulletin NSW", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1954, "title": "1954 - The Bulletin NSW", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1505-the-bulletin-article-1954", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 634, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Young, New South Wales", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Young, NSW", "region": "Young", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.3129164, "longitude": 148.2955025, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1955, "title": "Young, New South Wales 1955", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1866-young-new-south-wales-1955", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 4265, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5443; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Young, NSW", "region": "Young", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.3129164, "longitude": 148.2955025, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1955, "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #98) near Young, New South Wales (1955)", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpbYt4LkcV4", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 543, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Mungay Creek, New South Wales", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Mungay Creek, NSW", "region": "Mungay Creek", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -30.9068, "longitude": 152.6762, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1960, "title": "Mungay Creek, New South Wales 1960", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1427-mungay-creek-new-south-wales-1960", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 4669, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Metadata text matched known place anchor `Campbelltown`; coordinates are public display coordinates only. Campbelltown retained as public display location for Fisher's Ghost metadata review.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5847; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Campbelltown, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.0667, "longitude": 150.8167, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "Geoscience Australia / public gazetteer cross-check", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1960, "title": "FISHER'S GHOST", "canonical_figure": "Fisher's Ghost", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Internet Archive Advanced Search", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_internet_archive", "publication": "Internet Archive", "url": "https://archive.org/details/ccc_fishersghost", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4670, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Metadata text matched known place anchor `Campbelltown`; coordinates are public display coordinates only. Campbelltown retained as public display location for Fisher's Ghost metadata review.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5848; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Campbelltown, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.0667, "longitude": 150.8167, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "Geoscience Australia / public gazetteer cross-check", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1960, "title": "FISHER'S GHOST", "canonical_figure": "Fisher's Ghost", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Internet Archive Advanced Search", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_internet_archive", "publication": "Internet Archive", "url": "https://archive.org/details/FISHERSGHOST", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4671, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Metadata text matched known place anchor `Campbelltown`; coordinates are public display coordinates only. Campbelltown retained as public display location for Fisher's Ghost metadata review.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5849; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Campbelltown, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.0667, "longitude": 150.8167, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "Geoscience Australia / public gazetteer cross-check", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1960, "title": "FISHER'S GHOST MURDER SITE, CAMPBELLTOWN, NSW, 1826", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Internet Archive Advanced Search", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_internet_archive", "publication": "Internet Archive", "url": "https://archive.org/details/site-of-fisher-s-murder", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4672, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Metadata text matched known place anchor `Campbelltown`; coordinates are public display coordinates only. Campbelltown retained as public display location for Fisher's Ghost metadata review.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5850; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Campbelltown, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.0667, "longitude": 150.8167, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "Geoscience Australia / public gazetteer cross-check", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1960, "title": "FISHER'S GHOST:-(THE ORIGINAL, COMPLETE MANUSCRIPT, LOCATED IN CAMPBELLTOWN CITY LIBRARY, NSW).", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Internet Archive Advanced Search", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_internet_archive", "publication": "Internet Archive", "url": "https://archive.org/details/TheGhostOfFrederickFisher_154", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4673, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Metadata text matched known place anchor `Campbelltown`; coordinates are public display coordinates only. Campbelltown retained as public display location for Fisher's Ghost metadata review.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5851; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Campbelltown, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.0667, "longitude": 150.8167, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "Geoscience Australia / public gazetteer cross-check", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1960, "title": "IMG 4860 ( 1) FISHER' S GHOST BRIDGE", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Internet Archive Advanced Search", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_internet_archive", "publication": "Internet Archive", "url": "https://archive.org/details/img-4860-1-fisher-s-ghost-bridge", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4674, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Metadata text matched known place anchor `Campbelltown`; coordinates are public display coordinates only. 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Source text begins: One of the most wonderful of Australian flowers is the New South Wales variety of Gymea or Gigantic Lily (Doryanthes excelsa). This huge red bloom of ours is, as its variety name implies, the most gorgeous of the Doryanthes genus in this country. 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Source text begins: Once upon a time, not long after the original Krubi had become a waratah plant, and her red cloak had made the brilliant hue of the flower, and only a very few other Krubis had ever been so named, a young lubra wife had determined that should she ever have a girl baby it must bear the coveted name. 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Source text begins: According to the aborigines of Australia, the sky at one time in the ages ago was not up high where it is now. It was down so low that a man could not walk upright. Then, no living thing stood erect. Everything either wriggled without legs at all, or crawled like a lizard or a goanna (iguana). 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Source text begins: Of all the flowers in our Austra one which was most revered by the blacks (in fact the only one so far as we know) was the watarah. No other flower was ever sufficiently noticed by them to be plucked and given, or shown, to whites, with a sense of gratitude for a good done to them. There was a time, say the natives of the Burragorang Valley, when the waratah was not as we see it to-day. 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Source text begins: Arrilla was of the Kamilaroi. He lived principally on the coast, not far from our present village of Coal Cliff-between that and Stanwell Park. Perhaps he was not any real individual, but only a type-creation. Be that as it may, all that is ascribed to him in this legend is what happened under the circumstances delineated. 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Source text begins: One of the pioneers of the Goulburn district lived near Taralga. He was an old Scot and he knew the aborigines. He was a lover of flowers and a man who learned to respect the blacks. He wrote nothing; he said but little. Very few of his friends knew that he had such knowledge of the bush and its people. Some of the stories in this book came from him. His son Alex got them, and even Alex kept them to himself for a lon", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1362; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2006, "title": "THE FIRST BUSH FIRE", "canonical_figure": null, "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "project_gutenberg_australia_book", "publication": "Australian Legends / Project Gutenberg Australia", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0607141h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1220, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Public-domain full-text section titled 'WHY LEAVES FALL' in Australian Legends presents a distinct Australian traditional/supernatural narrative unit with person-form, named spirit-person, human community, or transformed-person action. Source text begins: The natives of the Urana district in Riverina had a little story about falling leaves. No doubt other tribes had a legend about the same thing, for in most places there were legends about nearly all natural phenomena. That those who were accustomed to the deep leaf-carpets of the coastal jungle, the masses of fallen leaves in the Dorrigo, of the gullies of the Liverpool Range, in the Hunter River Valley, the tract of", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1363; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2006, "title": "WHY LEAVES FALL", "canonical_figure": "unnamed_rain_spirit", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "project_gutenberg_australia_book", "publication": "Australian Legends / Project Gutenberg Australia", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0607141h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1221, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Public-domain full-text section titled 'THE BUBBLING SPRING' in Australian Legends presents a distinct Australian traditional/supernatural narrative unit with person-form, named spirit-person, human community, or transformed-person action. Source text begins: Away on the South Coast of South Australia there is a very interesting natural spring. It emerges from between two limestone rocks. In very wet times the flow is much less than during a period shortly before rain comes. Especially is this so when a drought is on the point of breaking. The surrounding district is very swampy, and great shallow reedy lakes stretch out over the land. There is the haunt of millions of wi", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1364; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2006, "title": "THE BUBBLING SPRING", "canonical_figure": "Krubi", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "project_gutenberg_australia_book", "publication": "Australian Legends / Project Gutenberg Australia", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0607141h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1222, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Public-domain full-text section titled 'THE SALT LAKES' in Australian Legends presents a distinct Australian traditional/supernatural narrative unit with person-form, named spirit-person, human community, or transformed-person action. Source text begins: The power that the aborigines possessed of bringing about their own deaths by an effort of will is generally looked upon by white people as one peculiar to what are mostly termed \"Native Races.\" Just what is meant by \"native races\" is hard to define. But it seems to embrace those peoples of colour whose social status is looked upon as being less or on a lower plane than that of ours, and not on the level of brown peo", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1365; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2006, "title": "THE SALT LAKES", "canonical_figure": "unnamed_sorcerer", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "project_gutenberg_australia_book", "publication": "Australian Legends / Project Gutenberg Australia", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0607141h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1223, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Public-domain full-text section titled 'WHY THE PETIOLE OF THE WARATAH IS LONG.' in Australian Legends presents a distinct Australian traditional/supernatural narrative unit with person-form, named spirit-person, human community, or transformed-person action. Source text begins: It was noticed by the aborigines that the leaf of a waratah has a long petiole, and the leaves of many other plants have a petiole that is very short. For instance, the waxy green leaves of the Diploglottis with its bunch of yellow berries, the Prostanthera lasianthos, the Chorizema, the Lilly-pilly (Eugenia Smithi) have but short petioles; while many of the eucalypts, the Honey flower (Lambertia formosa) as well as", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1366; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2006, "title": "WHY THE PETIOLE OF THE WARATAH IS LONG.", "canonical_figure": "unnamed_spirit_person", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "project_gutenberg_australia_book", "publication": "Australian Legends / Project Gutenberg Australia", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0607141h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1224, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Public-domain full-text section titled 'WHY THE WARATAH IS FIRM.' in Australian Legends presents a distinct Australian traditional/supernatural narrative unit with person-form, named spirit-person, human community, or transformed-person action. Source text begins: The whole George's River tribe were camped on the flat between the bouldered cliffs that stand up high on each side of the stream. The weather had been very dry. Hot winds brought the yellow dust from the and regions of South and Central Australia and they wilted the vegetation of New South Wales and parched the people. One of those droughts, so well known to us, was withering the land. Though the happening took plac", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1367; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2006, "title": "WHY THE WARATAH IS FIRM.", "canonical_figure": "Warmeela", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "project_gutenberg_australia_book", "publication": "Australian Legends / Project Gutenberg Australia", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0607141h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1226, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Public-domain full-text section titled 'THE CLINGING KOALA' in Australian Legends presents a distinct Australian traditional/supernatural narrative unit with person-form, named spirit-person, human community, or transformed-person action. Source text begins: There was but little of the habits of the indigenous fauna and avifauna of Australia that the aborigines did not well understand. How many white people gave our native animals credit for the possession of the same senses and emotions as the human race has? The blacks had a legend, or ascribed a reason, for all the little ways and tricks of birds and animals. Some of them, too, are very ingenious; some of them pure su", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1369; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2006, "title": "THE CLINGING KOALA", "canonical_figure": "Bunyip", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "project_gutenberg_australia_book", "publication": "Australian Legends / Project Gutenberg Australia", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0607141h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1227, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Public-domain full-text section titled 'THE SMILAX' in Australian Legends presents a distinct Australian traditional/supernatural narrative unit with person-form, named spirit-person, human community, or transformed-person action. Source text begins: In the Australian bush there is a stiff climbing plant with hard prickles sparsely placed along its entire length, and with broad shining leaves that have little tendrils at their bases. The vine climbs trees and twines itself about shrubs in such a way that it often makes travelling in the bush impossible. It is named smilax. One variety is without prickles and is known as Smilax glycyphylla. It is also known as Aus", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1370; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2006, "title": "THE SMILAX", "canonical_figure": "wullun", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "project_gutenberg_australia_book", "publication": "Australian Legends / Project Gutenberg Australia", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0607141h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1228, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Public-domain full-text section titled 'A BIRD LEGEND' in Australian Legends presents a distinct Australian traditional/supernatural narrative unit with person-form, named spirit-person, human community, or transformed-person action. Source text begins: The aborigines sometimes kept birds and animals as pets, but in all instances that may be enquired into it is found that the pet by some mischance or peculiar trait or impulse strayed into a camp and stayed there. However, this had nothing to do with the belief in an \"affinity.\" Nor yet the belief in and recognition of a \"totem.\" That possibly originated in a knowledge of evolution-in the settled idea that during the", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1371; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2006, "title": "A BIRD LEGEND", "canonical_figure": null, "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "project_gutenberg_australia_book", "publication": "Australian Legends / Project Gutenberg Australia", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0607141h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1229, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Public-domain full-text section titled 'TWO WARATAH LEGENDS' in Australian Legends presents a distinct Australian traditional/supernatural narrative unit with person-form, named spirit-person, human community, or transformed-person action. Source text begins: There are many legends concerning the waratah--Australia's most glorious flower and all her own, for it does not occur in any other part of the world, while its supposed rival, the wattle, is as common in all parts of the Southern Hemisphere as it is in Australia. The aborigines wove some very pretty and fanciful stories about their prettiest bloom. Most of them come from the Burragorang Valley, though at least one m", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1372; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2006, "title": "TWO WARATAH LEGENDS", "canonical_figure": null, "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "project_gutenberg_australia_book", "publication": "Australian Legends / Project Gutenberg Australia", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0607141h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1230, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Public-domain full-text section titled 'ANOTHER LEGEND' in Australian Legends presents a distinct Australian traditional/supernatural narrative unit with person-form, named spirit-person, human community, or transformed-person action. Source text begins: One still, hot day in the alcheringa, the people of a tribe that inhabited the same part of Australia as those written of in the preceding story were so prostrated with the intense heat as to be unable to eat. They lay in whatever of shade they could find and awaited the thunderstorm that sometimes came on such days and proved their salvation. Without such coolings of the air very few people could survive. The trees", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1373; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2006, "title": "ANOTHER LEGEND", "canonical_figure": "unnamed_spirit_person", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "project_gutenberg_australia_book", "publication": "Australian Legends / Project Gutenberg Australia", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0607141h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3970, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `Monte Cristo Homestead` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Monte Cristo Homestead, 1, Homestead Lane, Junee North, Junee, New South Wales, 2663, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5058; 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representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -43.1531346, "longitude": 147.8694003, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2006, "title": "Australia's Most Haunted", "canonical_figure": "most_haunted", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; The Ark", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/ark/australias-most-haunted/3360028", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4021, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Hotel Kurrajong` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Kurrajong Hotel, 8, National Circuit, Barton, South Canberra, District of Canberra Central, Australian Capital Territory, 2600, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5135; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Hotel Kurrajong, ACT", "region": null, "state_territory": "ACT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.3075211, "longitude": 149.134539, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2006, "title": "Australia's Most Haunted", "canonical_figure": "most_haunted", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/ark/australias-most-haunted/3360028", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4022, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Old Parliament House` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Old Parliament House, 18, King George Terrace, Parliamentary Triangle, Parkes, Canberra, District of Canberra Central, Australian Capital Territory, 2600, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5137; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Old Parliament House, ACT", "region": null, "state_territory": "ACT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.3023519, "longitude": 149.1300176, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2006, "title": "Australia's Most Haunted", "canonical_figure": "spooks", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/ark/australias-most-haunted/3360028", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4023, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Redbank Range Tunnel` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Mushroom Tunnel, Picton, New South Wales, 2571, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5138; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Picton Tunnel, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.1723581, "longitude": 150.6050677, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2006, "title": "Australia's Most Haunted", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/ark/australias-most-haunted/3360028", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4024, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `old Adelaide Jail` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Adelaide Gaol, 18, Gaol Road, Adelaide, South Australia, 5000, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5139; 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Source-stated location: Wellingrove and Dundee, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: I captured this photo on my game camera at Glen Innes (March 1st 2019) and shown it around. People say it’s a Panther, but it’s definitely not a Panther. It’s far too small, but it’s a beautiful photo. We had the camera out at this location because we had a lot of wild dog problems. 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place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Logan, QLD", "region": "Logan", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.76316, "longitude": 153.0027044, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2015, "title": "2015 - Logan Reporter Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1822-2015-logan-reporter", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1052, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "2015 - Sunshine Valley Gazette Yowie Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Sunshine Coast, QLD", "region": "Sunshine Coast", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.7079095, "longitude": 152.8508329, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2015, "title": "2015 - Sunshine Valley Gazette Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1821-2015-sunshine-valley-gazette", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1098, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "2015 - Ancient Origins Yowie Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2015, "title": "2015 - Ancient Origins Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1917-2015-ancient-origins-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1169, "relation_type": "uncertain_or_broad_location", "evidence_text": "Public metadata/title matched `Hairy Man` and broad place `Australia`; not exported to strict map.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1233; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2015, "title": "Four Homeless Millionaires", "canonical_figure": "Hairy Man", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "internet_archive_metadata", "publication": "Leaf, Rik, author", "url": "https://archive.org/details/fourhomelessmill0000leaf", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4051, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Grand Olde Dumbleyung Inn` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Grand Olde Dumbleyung Inn, Bartram Road, Dumbleyung, Western Australia, 6350, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5170; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Grand Olde Dumbleyung Inn, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.3158771, "longitude": 117.7417032, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2015, "title": "Dumbleyung Pub", "canonical_figure": "resident_ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/lifematters/dumbleyung-pub/6875282", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4053, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Old Tailem Town` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Old Tailem Town, Princes Highway, Tailem Bend, South Australia, 5260, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5172; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Old Tailem Town, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.224964, "longitude": 139.4214197, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2015, "title": "TV ghost buster Ben Hansen investigates Adelaide's popular haunts", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-05-14/syfy-ghost-buster-ben-hansen-investigates-adelaides-haunts/6467530", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4078, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC page names Albany's Spectrum Theatre and a convict ghost; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Albany Port Theater result for the theatre site.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5197; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Albany Port Theatre, Albany, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.0297984, "longitude": 117.8894525, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2015, "title": "ghost in Spectrum Theatre convict ghost", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Out, damned spot! 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place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Yandina, QLD", "region": "Yandina", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.5658945, "longitude": 152.9596114, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "Yandina, Queensland 2016", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2127-yandina-queensland-2016", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 238, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Grampians, Victoria", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Grampians, VIC", "region": "Grampians", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -36.718805, "longitude": 142.2209509, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "Grampians, Victoria 2016", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2186-grampians-victoria-2016", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 240, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Bellthorpe, Queensland", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Bellthorpe, QLD", "region": "Bellthorpe", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.85239, "longitude": 152.7274089, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "Bellthorpe, Queensland 2016", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1985-bellthorpe-queensland-2016", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 298, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Werribee, Victoria", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Werribee, VIC", "region": "Werribee", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8995007, "longitude": 144.6609036, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "Werribee, Victoria 2016", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1958-werribee-victoria-2016", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 320, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Bowen Mountain, New South Wales", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Bowen Mountain, NSW", "region": "Bowen Mountain", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.5735614, "longitude": 150.6256438, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "Bowen Mountain, New South Wales 2016", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1883-bowen-mountain-new-south-wales-2016", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 327, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Gatton, Queensland", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Gatton, QLD", "region": "Gatton", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.5615314, "longitude": 152.2791353, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "Gatton, Queensland 2016", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2243-gatton-queensland-2016", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 330, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Broke, New South Wales", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Broke, NSW", "region": "Broke", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -32.7477265, "longitude": 151.102302, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "Broke, New South Wales 2016", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2272-broke-new-south-wales-2016", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 341, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Howard (South), Queensland", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Howard, QLD", "region": "Howard", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -25.3383285, "longitude": 152.536403, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "Howard, Queensland 2016", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1857-howard-queensland-2016", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 381, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Between Chinchilla and Miles, Queensland", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; 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gazetteer result state-checked as Joskeleigh, Queensland, 4702, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5191; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Joskeleigh, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -23.378726, "longitude": 150.8040757, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2017, "title": "South Sea Islander community confronts fears of yowies and ghosts with night walk", "canonical_figure": "Yowie and resident ghosts", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-06-01/south-sea-islander-community-confronts-fears-of-yowies-ghosts/8572418", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4083, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC page names Willow Court in New Norfolk and the morgue spirit claim; 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coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Willow Court Historic Site point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5205; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Willow Court Historic Site, New Norfolk, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.7854275, "longitude": 147.0636218, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2017, "title": "Sarah in Willow Court Sarah spirit", "canonical_figure": "Sarah", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Ghost hunters conduct global seance via Facebook at Australia's oldest mental hospital; ABC News Tasmania", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-10-02/ghost-hunters-hold-facebook-seance-at-willow-court-tasmania/9005448#sarah", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4116, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC Haunted in Hobart snippet says the Hobart Paranormal Group lined up a look at Oak House in Richmond, described by the guide as the most active site in Tasmania, with frightening experiences while looking for spirits.", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Launch QA correction 2026-06-22: replaces broad Hobart matched place with source-stated Richmond town representative location; 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gazetteer result state-checked as Oakabella Homestead, Oakabella Road, Bowes, Western Australia, 6535, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5126; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Oakabella Homestead, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.5001294, "longitude": 114.5996739, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "The tourist attraction dropping its ghostly status, because it is scaring people off", "canonical_figure": "ghostly", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; ABC", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-04-30/oakabella-homestead-drops-ghost-tours-attract-chinese-tourists/9705444", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4019, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `East Point Reserve` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as East Point Reserve, East Point, Darwin, Northern Territory, 0820, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5133; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "East Point Reserve, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -12.4077106, "longitude": 130.8254206, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "Urban legend, Asian myth, or historical figure: Who was the ghostly Poinciana Woman?", "canonical_figure": "ghostly", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-04-10/who-was-darwins-mysterious-poinciana-woman-urban-legend-myth/9596398", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4054, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Theatre Royal` in a ghost/supernatural context; 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gazetteer result state-checked as Woodenbong, New South Wales, 2476, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5190; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Woodenbong, NSW", "region": "Woodenbong", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.3913455, "longitude": 152.6120214, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "Woodenbong in Yowie Country is a good place to start if you're looking for Australia's Big Foot", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-22/woodenbong-and-history-of-yowie-country-curious-north-coast/10505204", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4122, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `NFSA` in a ghost/supernatural context; 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Afternoons", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/adelaide-afternoons/ghost-tours/104542916", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4049, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `North Kapunda Hotel` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as North Kapunda Hotel, 50, Main Street, Kapunda, South Australia, 5373, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5168; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North Kapunda Hotel, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.3407794, "longitude": 138.9157143, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Adelaide - Australia's most haunted town", "canonical_figure": "most_haunted", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/adelaide-afternoons/ghost-tours/104542916", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4050, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Port Adelaide` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Port Adelaide, South Australia, 5015, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5169; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Adelaide, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.8342755, "longitude": 138.5123548, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Thirsty ghosts haunt Port Adelaide's pubs", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/adelaide-breakfast/haunted-port/104541506", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4052, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Cowandilla` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Cowandilla, South Australia, 5033, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5171; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Cowandilla, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9324599, "longitude": 138.5569406, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Haunted house sells for record price in Cowandilla", "canonical_figure": "haunted_house", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/adelaide-breakfast/haunted-house/104084330", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4091, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Launceston Village Cinema` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Village Cinemas Launceston, 159-163, Brisbane Street, Launceston, Tasmania, 7250, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5211; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Village Cinemas Launceston, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -41.4390338, "longitude": 147.136768, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Old Zincy and other tall tales: Tasmania's weirdest urban myths", "canonical_figure": "Ghost of Cinema 2", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust and ABC public pages", "source_type": "institutional_history_and_media_pages", "publication": "National Trust / Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-drive/tasmanian-urban-myths/103995500", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4092, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Sulphur Creek` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Sulphur Creek, Tasmania, 7316, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5212; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Sulphur Creek, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -41.0945112, "longitude": 146.024731, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Old Zincy and other tall tales: Tasmania's weirdest urban myths", "canonical_figure": "unnamed_serendipity_fun_park_ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust and ABC public pages", "source_type": "institutional_history_and_media_pages", "publication": "National Trust / Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-drive/tasmanian-urban-myths/103995500", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4126, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "National Trust NSW page names Woodford Academy and describes the Lady in White / Mary James ghost tradition; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Woodford Academy point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5256; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Woodford Academy, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.733114, "longitude": 150.4736891, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Lady in White in Woodford Academy Lady in White", "canonical_figure": "Lady in White", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust of Australia (NSW)", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "Spooky stories at the National Trust; National Trust NSW Editor", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/blog/spooky-stories-at-the-national-trust/#woodford-lady-in-white", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4127, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "National Trust NSW page names Woodford Academy and separately describes the Lady in Black / Caroline ghost tradition; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Woodford Academy point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5257; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Woodford Academy, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.733114, "longitude": 150.4736891, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Lady in Black in Woodford Academy Lady in Black", "canonical_figure": "Lady in Black", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust of Australia (NSW)", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "Spooky stories at the National Trust; National Trust NSW Editor", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/blog/spooky-stories-at-the-national-trust/#woodford-lady-in-black", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4128, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "National Trust NSW page names Old Government House in Parramatta Park and describes a woman in period costume / Mary Bligh apparition account; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Old Government House point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5258; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Old Government House, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.8121519, "longitude": 150.9973594, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Mary in Old Government House Mary apparition", "canonical_figure": "Mary", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust of Australia (NSW)", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "Spooky stories at the National Trust; National Trust NSW Editor", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/blog/spooky-stories-at-the-national-trust/#old-government-house-mary", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4129, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "National Trust NSW page names Saumarez Homestead in Armidale and identifies the purported ghost as Elsie White; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Saumarez Homestead point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5259; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Saumarez Homestead, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -30.530062, "longitude": 151.6606465, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Elsie White in Saumarez Homestead Elsie White ghost", "canonical_figure": "Elsie White", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust of Australia (NSW)", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "Spooky stories at the National Trust; National Trust NSW Editor", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/blog/spooky-stories-at-the-national-trust/#saumarez-elsie-white", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4130, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "National Trust NSW page names Old Government House and Parramatta Park and describes tour visitors seeing a little girl by the tree; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Old Government House point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5260; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Old Government House, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.8121519, "longitude": 150.9973594, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "little girl in Old Government House little girl by the tree", "canonical_figure": "little girl", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust of Australia (NSW)", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "Spooky stories at the National Trust; National Trust NSW Editor", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/blog/spooky-stories-at-the-national-trust/#old-government-house-little-girl", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4131, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "National Trust NSW page names Old Government House and describes two children hearing a cranky woman whisper on the stairs during a ghost tour; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Old Government House point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5261; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Old Government House, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.8121519, "longitude": 150.9973594, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "cranky woman in Old Government House staircase whisper", "canonical_figure": "cranky woman", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust of Australia (NSW)", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "Spooky stories at the National Trust; National Trust NSW Editor", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/blog/spooky-stories-at-the-national-trust/#old-government-house-staircase", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4132, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "State Library Victoria page says Crowther's Christmas ghost begins at Spencer Street before a journey from Melbourne; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Southern Cross Station / former Spencer Street Station result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5262; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Southern Cross Station, Melbourne, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8191925, "longitude": 144.9533975, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_slv_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Crowther's Christmas ghost in Crowther's Christmas ghost at Spencer Street", "canonical_figure": "Crowther's Christmas ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "State Library Victoria", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "A ghost story for Christmas; State Library Victoria", "url": "https://blogs.slv.vic.gov.au/our-stories/a-ghost-story-for-christmas/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4135, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC Listen page names Old Adelaide Gaol and says Gary Joyce from National Parks and Wildlife Service SA shared stories of an invisible man there; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Adelaide Gaol result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5267; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Gaol, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9179424, "longitude": 138.5848489, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "invisible man in Old Adelaide Gaol invisible man", "canonical_figure": "invisible man", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Unexplained stories from the Old Adelaide Gaol; 891 ABC Adelaide", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/weekendswithdeb/gaol-stories/103869128#invisible-man", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4237, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ABC search text matched `Port Arthur Historic Site`; coordinates reused from existing reviewed frontend/stage place catalog.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5415; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -43.1531346, "longitude": 147.8694003, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Hobart Drive", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Drive", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-drive/hobart-drive/103876878", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3966, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `Hobart` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5054; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Hobart, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8825088, "longitude": 147.3281233, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Tour guide shares ghost stories and chilling experiences from Port Arthur Historic Site", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; Your Afternoon", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-your-afternoon/ghost-stories-port-arthur-historic-site/105699390", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3975, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `Monte Cristo Homestead` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Monte Cristo Homestead, 1, Homestead Lane, Junee North, Junee, New South Wales, 2663, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5063; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Monte Cristo Homestead, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.8682927, "longitude": 147.5758032, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Small town behind Australia's 'most haunted house' hopes next buyer will honour legacy", "canonical_figure": "reported_ghost_or_apparition", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; ABC", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11-14/monte-cristo-homestead-for-sale-in-junee/106004346", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3994, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "ABC segment states a ghost tour operator in historic Beechworth and describes the Mayday Hills/Asylum site and reported ghosts.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Repaired from broad Port Arthur transcript match to source-stated Beechworth site after route sample review.", "place_name": "Beechworth Asylum, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -36.35165, "longitude": 146.69093, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Dark tourism on the rise in regional Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; The World Today", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/worldtoday/dark-tourism-on-the-rise-in-regional-australia-/104791892", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4048, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Port Arthur Historic Site` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Port Arthur Historic Site, Port Arthur, Tasmania, 7182, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5167; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -43.1531346, "longitude": 147.8694003, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Tour guide shares ghost stories and chilling experiences from Port Arthur Historic Site", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-your-afternoon/ghost-stories-port-arthur-historic-site/105699390", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4067, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Swansea` in a ghost/supernatural context; 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coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Litchfield National Park result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5194; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Litchfield National Park, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -13.2755716, "longitude": 130.9006256, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_territory_stories_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Yowie in Litchfield National Park yowie speculation", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Territory Stories", "source_type": "public_repository_ocr_text", "publication": "The Northern Territory News, 11 January 2025; News Corp Australia / Library & Archives NT", "url": "https://hdl.handle.net/10070/988600", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4133, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "State Library Victoria page says the brothers went out on the boat Iolanthe into Port Phillip Bay and describes a medium's spirit contact account; 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representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Hobart Convict Penitentiary, Hobart, Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8796, "longitude": 147.3275, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "national_trust_event_page_manual_coordinate_check", "verification_status": "verified_institutional_coordinate", "year": 2026, "title": "Hobart Penitentiary - Paranormal Investigation", "canonical_figure": "Paranormal Investigation", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust Tasmania", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "National Trust Tasmania", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/event/hobart_penitentiary_paranormal_investigation/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1150, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Public National Trust page identifies Old Melbourne Gaol; coordinate checked to the Russell Street gaol site in Melbourne.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 223; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Old Melbourne Gaol, Melbourne, Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8078, "longitude": 144.9653, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "national_trust_event_page_manual_coordinate_check", "verification_status": "verified_institutional_coordinate", "year": 2026, "title": "Ghost! What Ghosts? Night Tour at Old Melbourne Gaol", "canonical_figure": "Ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust Victoria", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "National Trust Victoria", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/event/ghost-what-ghosts-tour-at-old-melbourne-gaol/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1151, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Public page associates ghost-tour narratives with Port Arthur Historic Site; coordinate uses the named historic site point already used in the strict map layer.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 224; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site, Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -43.147019, "longitude": 147.851265, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "public_heritage_page_existing_coordinate_check", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "Ghost Tours at Port Arthur - Off Season Tasmania 2026", "canonical_figure": "Ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "Port Arthur Historic Site", "url": "https://portarthur.org.au/ghost-tour-off-season/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1152, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Nominatim returned J Ward, Girdlestone Street, Ararat, Victoria, as a tourism/attraction place for the public source location.", "confidence": "C", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 225; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "J Ward, Girdlestone Street, Ararat, Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.2786058, "longitude": 142.9304654, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_place", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "The ghost of Governor Fiddimont", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "J Ward Ararat", "source_type": "seeded_public_web", "publication": "Friends of J Ward Inc.", "url": "http://www.jward.org.au/stories/george-fiddimont/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2711, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Source explicitly names Adelaide Arcade and its resident ghost; representative coordinate is the arcade site.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3655; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Arcade, Adelaide, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9225, "longitude": 138.604, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "OpenStreetMap/official address cross-check for Adelaide Arcade, Rundle Mall/Grenfell Street, Adelaide", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "ghost in Adelaide Arcade history", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Arcade", "source_type": "institutional_history_page", "publication": "Adelaide Arcade history; Adelaide Arcade", "url": "https://adelaidearcade.com.au/history/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2712, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Source explicitly names Adelaide Arcade and its resident ghost; representative coordinate is the arcade site.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3657; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Arcade, Adelaide, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9225, "longitude": 138.604, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "OpenStreetMap/official address cross-check for Adelaide Arcade, Rundle Mall/Grenfell Street, Adelaide", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "ghost in Adelaide Arcade history", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Arcade", "source_type": "institutional_history_page", "publication": "Adelaide Arcade history; Adelaide Arcade", "url": "https://adelaidearcade.com.au/history/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2713, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Source explicitly names Adelaide Arcade and its resident ghost; representative coordinate is the arcade site.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3658; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Arcade, Adelaide, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9225, "longitude": 138.604, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "OpenStreetMap/official address cross-check for Adelaide Arcade, Rundle Mall/Grenfell Street, Adelaide", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "ghost in Adelaide Arcade history", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Arcade", "source_type": "institutional_history_page", "publication": "Adelaide Arcade history; Adelaide Arcade", "url": "https://adelaidearcade.com.au/history/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2714, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Source explicitly names Adelaide Arcade and its resident ghost; representative coordinate is the arcade site.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3659; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Arcade, Adelaide, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9225, "longitude": 138.604, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "OpenStreetMap/official address cross-check for Adelaide Arcade, Rundle Mall/Grenfell Street, Adelaide", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "ghost in Adelaide Arcade history", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Arcade", "source_type": "institutional_history_page", "publication": "Adelaide Arcade history; Adelaide Arcade", "url": "https://adelaidearcade.com.au/history/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2715, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Source explicitly names Adelaide Arcade and its resident ghost; representative coordinate is the arcade site.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3660; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Arcade, Adelaide, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9225, "longitude": 138.604, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "OpenStreetMap/official address cross-check for Adelaide Arcade, Rundle Mall/Grenfell Street, Adelaide", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "haunted in Adelaide Arcade history", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Arcade", "source_type": "institutional_history_page", "publication": "Adelaide Arcade history; Adelaide Arcade", "url": "https://adelaidearcade.com.au/history/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3980, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `Campbelltown` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Campbelltown City Council, Campbelltown, New South Wales, 2560, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5068; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Campbelltown, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.0667, "longitude": 150.8167, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "Geoscience Australia / public gazetteer cross-check", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "The spooky Aussie folklore of Fisher's Ghost", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; Nightlife", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/nightlife/the-spooky-aussie-fokelore-of-fishers-ghost/106751534", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4035, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Official Adelaide Gaol page names Adelaide Gaol as the ghost-sighting setting; coordinates use the known Adelaide Gaol public historic site location in South Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5154; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Gaol, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9179424, "longitude": 138.5848489, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "Frederick Carr in Ghostly sightings", "canonical_figure": "Frederick Carr", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Gaol", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "Adelaide Gaol Ghostly sightings; Department for Environment and Water, South Australia", "url": "https://www.adelaidegaol.sa.gov.au/visiting-the-gaol/self-guided-adelaide-tours/ghost-sightings", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4038, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Official Adelaide Gaol page names Adelaide Gaol as the ghost-sighting setting; coordinates use the known Adelaide Gaol public historic site location in South Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5157; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Gaol, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9179424, "longitude": 138.5848489, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "Ben Ellis in Ghostly sightings", "canonical_figure": "Ben Ellis", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Gaol", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "Adelaide Gaol Ghostly sightings; Department for Environment and Water, South Australia", "url": "https://www.adelaidegaol.sa.gov.au/visiting-the-gaol/self-guided-adelaide-tours/ghost-sightings", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4041, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Official Adelaide Gaol page names Adelaide Gaol as the ghost-sighting setting; coordinates use the known Adelaide Gaol public historic site location in South Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5160; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Gaol, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9179424, "longitude": 138.5848489, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "William Baker Ashton in Ghostly sightings", "canonical_figure": "William Baker Ashton", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Gaol", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "Adelaide Gaol Ghostly sightings; Department for Environment and Water, South Australia", "url": "https://www.adelaidegaol.sa.gov.au/visiting-the-gaol/self-guided-adelaide-tours/ghost-sightings#william-baker-ashton", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4080, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Territory Stories OCR names the Mix 104.9 FM studios and Darwin's Most Haunted; exact studio coordinate did not verify, so the representative flag uses the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Darwin town result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5199; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Darwin, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -12.46044, "longitude": 130.8410469, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "ghost in Mix 104.9 FM studios ghost", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Territory Stories", "source_type": "public_repository_ocr_text", "publication": "The Northern Territory News; News Corp Australia / Library & Archives NT", "url": "https://hdl.handle.net/10070/483467", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4082, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Town of Gawler self-drive tour names Dead Man's Pass and says it is haunted by the tree ghost; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Dead Mans Pass Reserve result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5201; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Dead Mans Pass Reserve, Gawler, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.6101243, "longitude": 138.7521001, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_gawler_pdf_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "ghost in Dead Man's Pass tree ghost", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Town of Gawler Council", "source_type": "municipal_local_history_pdf", "publication": "Self-Drive Tour of Gawler; Town of Gawler Council", "url": "https://www.gawler.sa.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0024/727710/Driving-Tour-web.pdf", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4088, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Hobart Convict Penitentiary` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Hobart Convict Penitentiary, Campbell Street, Hobart, Tasmania, 7000, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5208; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Hobart Convict Penitentiary, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8773197, "longitude": 147.3275298, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "Dark Ghost Tours - Afterlife Tales of the Hobart Convict Penitentiary", "canonical_figure": "unnamed_penitentiary_ghosts", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust and ABC public pages", "source_type": "institutional_history_and_media_pages", "publication": "National Trust / Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/event/dark-ghost-tours-afterlife-tales-of-the-hobart-convict-penitentiary/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4090, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Old Government House` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Old Government House, Governor Macquarie Carriageway, Sydney, New South Wales, 2150, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5210; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Old Government House, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.8121519, "longitude": 150.9973594, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "Paranormal Nights at Old Government House", "canonical_figure": "unnamed_old_government_house_spirits", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust and ABC public pages", "source_type": "institutional_history_and_media_pages", "publication": "National Trust / Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/event/paranormal-nights-at-old-government-house/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4093, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "National Trust page names Altona Homestead and describes a long reputation for hauntings; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Altona Homestead point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5215; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Altona Homestead, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8694488, "longitude": 144.8292539, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "Ghost Tour in Altona Homestead Ghost Tour", "canonical_figure": "Ghost Tour", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust and ABC public pages", "source_type": "institutional_history_and_media_pages", "publication": "Reviewed exact public place snippets; National Trust / Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/ahf/vic/australian-heritage-festival-events-that-go-bump-in-the-night/#altona-homestead-reviewed", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4094, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "National Trust page names Point Cook Homestead and describes it as a secluded haunted property; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Point Cook Homestead point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5216; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Point Cook Homestead, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.9261016, "longitude": 144.7929218, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "Ghost Tour in Point Cook Homestead Ghost Tour", "canonical_figure": "Ghost Tour", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust and ABC public pages", "source_type": "institutional_history_and_media_pages", "publication": "Reviewed exact public place snippets; National Trust / Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/ahf/vic/australian-heritage-festival-events-that-go-bump-in-the-night/#point-cook-homestead-reviewed", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4095, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "ABC transcript names Kelly Steps in a ghost-legend exchange; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Kelly's Steps point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5217; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kelly's Steps, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8871651, "longitude": 147.3340274, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "Ghost of Kelly Steps in Ghost of Kelly Steps", "canonical_figure": "Ghost of Kelly Steps", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust and ABC public pages", "source_type": "institutional_history_and_media_pages", "publication": "Reviewed exact public place snippets; National Trust / Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-drive/tasmanian-urban-myths/103995500#kelly-steps-reviewed", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1135, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Nominatim gazetteer coordinate for Old Melbourne Gaol; map point represents narrative/source geography, not a verified supernatural distribution.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 106; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Old Melbourne Gaol, Melbourne, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8078185, "longitude": 144.9652682, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_named_site", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": null, "title": "Ghosts? 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I can recollect one when I was a little chap at school, and that was something I never forgot.’ ‘What was it like, Charley? I’m never afraid of facts; half the evil of life arises from not looking _them_ in the face.’ ‘Well, but some facts frighten you like a ghost does, however straight you may look them in the face,’ said the lad. ‘In the year I remember, lots of squatters lost their stock to the last head, and were ruined out and out. There was no beef or mutton fit for a blackfellow to eat. 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How do you do, Antonia, my dear? Allow me to make known Miss Neuchamp; probably you are already acquainted with one another by description.’ Miss Neuchamp’s expectations can only be a matter of conjecture, but she was unaffectedly surprised at the apparition of this distinguished-looking girl, perfectly dressed and appointed, who stood on the platform, flanked by a liveried servant of London solidity of form and severe respectability of manner. ‘Very, _very_ happy to welcome you to Sydney, Miss Neuchamp,’ said Antonia..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3683; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": null, "title": "apparition in A Colonial Reformer Volume 3", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "undated", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "A Colonial Reformer, Volume 3; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/54366.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2730, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ushed in and closed, while his blood flowed freely from a wound in the forehead, and ensanguined his adversary as they grappled in deadly conflict. 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The undulating lawns were dimmer, the plant masses less profuse, the showery blooms less dazzling, the trailers less gorgeous, than in other years. Yet were not the shores of the fair, wondrous haven, beloved by Ocean for many a long-past æon of lonely joy, before the bold scion of a sea-roving race invaded its giant portals, without some tokens of his favour. 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All day they was very sulky and slinged along, and wouldn’t feed. Well, we was sulky too, for we’d no time to stop and cook a bite, it was so thick.’ ‘What started ’em so?’ inquired the landlord; ‘they’d had a deal of camping before they came so far.’ ‘God knows!—a kangaroo or a bear, or they saw a ghost or a blackfellow—something we couldn’t see; and once they were fairly up, the devil himself wouldn’t get them to settle again. 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We must end the concert. Make for that small table in the corner.’ Upon the piece of furniture referred to there stood a silver-encrusted inviting spirit-stand, with a bottle of iced Marco-brünner. ‘You must allow me to thank you for your songs, Miss Frankston,’ said Ernest; ‘whether the surroundings completed the witchery I cannot tell, but I have rarely enjoyed music so much.’ ‘I am glad you like my singing,’ said she.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3700; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": null, "title": "spirit in A Colonial Reformer Volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "undated", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "A Colonial Reformer, Volume 1; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/54067.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2754, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "beautiful!’ They roamed long amid the glories of that semi-tropical park, rich with the spoils of the Orient and many a fairy isle of the Great South Sea. As the palms and strangely formed forest trees waved in the breeze fresh from a thousand leagues of ocean foam, as the blue waters glanced and sparkled through the clustering foliage, while they sat under giant pines and looked over the sea-wall and at the white-winged sailing boats flitting over the wavelets of the ocean-lake which men call the harbour of Sydney, Mr. Neuchamp freely acknowledged his wonder and his admiration. 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'Tell me truly, Bertram,' she said, 'that there is no hateful ghost of a dead love between you and my soul's devotion.' A thrill passed through his inmost heart as he thought how nearly her random shaft had touched the dark secret of his life. Yet his eyes met hers fully and fairly. 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These phenomenal personages have differed from their compeers in a ratio of divergence altogether incomprehensible to the ordinary intelligence. Whence originating, the fact remains that each generation of mankind is liable to be enriched or confounded by the apparition of individuals of abnormal force, beauty, or intellect. 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'What a naughty Wanderer!' she exclaimed, as, slackening her rein, she leaned a little forward, stroking her horse's glossy neck, and soothing him with practised address. At the same moment the four-horse team swept past the spot, and revealed the unwonted apparition to the gaze of the passengers, male and female, who, from the fixed attention they appeared to bestow upon her, were much interested in the situation. 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Mr. Atherstone was also good enough to express his approval from the dining-room, the door of which was open, and to request that she would reserve her importation from the metropolis until he came in. This exhortation was followed by his personal apparition, when the latest composition of Stephen Adams was selected by him and duly executed. Among the natural endowments lavished upon this young creature was such a voice as few women possess, few others adequately develop or worthily employ. 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Why it should be so she was unable to comprehend. She told herself that he was not so strong and true as this adorer, so clever as that, or so amusing as the other; but still, why was it? Who can tell? who explain the birth of fancy, the apparition of love? But she chose to make him her hero. And if she so willed it, who was there to gainsay her? Among the other privileges which her nursing sisterhood permitted was that of receiving and bringing in the letters of her patient. 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She relaxed considerably, though with an effort, as her visitors were announced, and came forward to greet them warmly enough. “So glad to see you, Mr. Stamford. It was nice of you to bring Laura. Why you look as fresh as a rose, child! How do you manage to have such a complexion in a hot district? I tell Josie she is getting as pale as a ghost, and yellow too. The fact is, she goes out too much, and this Sydney climate is enough to age any one. She hasn’t been down to breakfast yet—naughty girl—but she was at the Moreton’s ball last night. 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Hubert fared forth along the north-west trail, bound for the sea-like plains of the Lower Warroo, where the wild orange flowers bloom on their lonely sand islands, bright with glossy-leaved shrubs; where the emu rears her brood undisturbed under the sad-hued myall, that waves her slender streamers and whispers ghost-like at midnight to the pitiless desert moon. 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It's all right!” returned Russen. “It's our liberty we want, that's all.” Bates, hoping against hope for the return of the boat, endeavoured to gain time. “Shut down the skylight, then,” said he, with the ghost of an authority in his voice, “until I ask the lady.” This, however, John Rex refused to do. “You can ask well enough where you are,” he said. But there was no need for Mr. Bates to put a question. 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There is work to be done among those unhappy men that may be my purgation. The authorities shall hear me yet--though inquiry was stifled at Port Arthur. By the way, a Pharaoh had arisen who knows not Joseph. It is evident that the meddlesome parson, who complained of men being flogged to death, is forgotten, as the men are! How many ghosts must haunt the dismal loneliness of that prison shore! Poor Burgess is gone the way of all flesh. I wonder if his spirit revisits the scenes of its violences? I have written “poor” Burgess. It is strange how we pity a man gone out of this life. 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Boldly she ascended to his sitting-room in the wake of tight-lipped Manton, who presently brought tea, and at intervals tended the fire, apparently without once casting an eye upon her. Claud was up and dressed in her honour, while fit only for his bed. In the midst of the refined luxury that he had gathered about him, he looked but the ghost of a man, worn with his illness and the fatigue of preparing for her. It was one of those English summers that never answered to its name, and he sat in a sable-lined overcoat--considered more respectful than a dressing-gown--in a heat that almost choked her. 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Beyond the crowd that flowed up and down the gallery, she saw a dim panorama of other crowds--phantom crowds--that gradually absorbed her attention. 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As long as she is happy with music and china we shall be all right, but if she goes beyond things of that sort--well, I tremble for the consequences. They would be fatal--fatal!\" \"Where are you afraid she should go to?\" asked Elizabeth. \"I am afraid she should go into _philanthropy_,\" the major solemnly rejoined. \"That is the bug-bear--the spectre--the haunting terror of my life. I never see a seedy man in a black frock coat, nor an elderly female in spectacles, about the house or speaking to my wife in the street, that I don't shake in my shoes--literally shake in my shoes, I do assure you. 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What a remarkable coincidence", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Swan River, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.9319845, "longitude": 115.9190544, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1854, "title": "spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 855, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1861 - The Argus Yowie Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Melbourne, VIC", "region": "Melbourne", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8142454, "longitude": 144.9631732, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1861, "title": "1861 - The Argus Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1774-1861-the-argus-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1760, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", although at present almost beyond the pale of civilisation, will be very soon .opened up, and thickly settled by means of steam communication with and fix>m Brisbane, whenever Moreton Bay is erected into a separate colony. At present, with a government five hundred miles off, and evidently caring nothing fi>r their interests or welfare, the people have no spirit to do anything in the way of availii^ themselves of the extraordinary capabilities of the country. These will be developed very speedily, and to a wonder^ extent, under a more ration", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1768, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nce of many demons, of whom Tnrra- mullun is the chief. They say that Turramullun .is the author of disease and of medical skill, of mischief and of wisdom also ; that he appears in the form of a serpent at their great assemblies. It is remarkable that they have everywhere applied to white men the word originally meaning *' ghost \" or supernatural being. At Moreton Bay '^makoron\" is ghost, demon, or white fellow; a little way firom here \" magui \" bears these meanings ; and on the Barwan and Namoi ** wunda \" stands for the same. There is in all parts of the country a traditional system of.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1861, "title": "supernatural in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1769, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ation, although to the surprise and mortification of most of our Sydney legislators, that it did- contain a clause to the effect I had recommended. That clause, I am happy to add, providing as it did for the separation of Moreton Bay, has proved the Magna Charta of Queensland. It is a saying of the great Martin Luther, that wherever €rod plants a church the devil is sure to have a public-house erected right opposite. In accordilnce ynHk this principle, no sooner was the boon of separation obtained in prospectu for the future colony of Queensland, than a great effort was made by the prin", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1861, "title": "devil in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1778, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "he noble river, which winds almost under foot, and appears and disappears, and appears again as it pursues its tortuous course through the dark forest to the bay, or is traced upwards towards its sources, presents ever and anon points of view surpassingly beauti^ ; the tiu<^ brushes on its banks, with the majestic Moreton Bay pine, overtopping all the other giants of the forest, ma%ly indicating the ^pots of extraordinary fertility where the hand of man is perhaps erecting his future dwelling, and transforming the wilderness into smiling £mns and fruitful fields. As yet, indeed, man can scarcely be said to have done more than just.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1861, "title": "giant in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3720, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ing peculiar in the tones of his voice, they are sure to take him off with the most ludicrous effect. In the older settlements of Australia, the sight of a whole company of black natives — both men and women — in a state of beastly intoxication is, imfortunately, by no means uncom- mon; but at Moreton Bay they have happily not yet learned ^►to relish ardent spirits, and the sight of a European under their influence affords them the greatest amusement. The medical practice of the natives is very simple, but by no Z2 340 QUEENSLAND. means ineffectual; and the instances of speedy and perfect recovery in frightful surgical cases in.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1861, "title": "spirits in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3724, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hens (the Esquimaux of Davis' Straits). They have no religion, no prayers, sacrifices, or other religious observances ; but they have a notion of higher unembodied beings, and ascribe a spirit or power to fire, water, air, the ocean, &c.\"t In answer to a question which I proposed in writing to the Kev. Mr. Schmidt, of the German Mission to the aborigines at Moreton Bay, as to whether the natives of that locality had any idea of a God, or any object of worship,.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Moreton Bay, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.2397819, "longitude": 153.2539994, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 643, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1866 - Peter Harris Diary, Toowareenah NSW. Location cue from public page title/path: New South Wales, New South Wales.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place from accepted public record snippet; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Tooraweenah, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.4403083, "longitude": 148.9093839, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1866, "title": "1866 - Peter Harris Diary, Toowareenah NSW", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1874-1866-peter-harris-diary-toowareenah-nsw", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 644, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1866 - Sydney Morning Herald", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "region": "Sydney", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.8698439, "longitude": 151.2082848, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1866, "title": "1866 - Sydney Morning Herald", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1931-1866-sydney-morning-herald", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 84, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Braidwood, New South Wales", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Braidwood, NSW", "region": "Braidwood", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.4388907, "longitude": 149.7955552, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1870, "title": "Braidwood, New South Wales 1870", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1361-braidwood-new-south-wales-1870", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 646, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1870 - The Naturalist Article. Source-stated location: Braidwood, New South Wales. Event field: Yowie Sighting. Body excerpt retained for review: Source: The Naturalist - Braidwood Dispatch, 1870's", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place from accepted public record snippet; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Braidwood, NSW", "region": "Braidwood", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.4388907, "longitude": 149.7955552, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1870, "title": "1870 - The Naturalist Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1588-the-naturalist-article-1870", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 604, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Warneton/Belgrave, New South Wales (Both towns no longer exist), close to Kempsey", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Warneton/Belgrave, NSW", "region": "Warneton/Belgrave", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.0701491, "longitude": 152.7782276, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1871, "title": "Warneton, New South Wales 1871", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1460-waneton-new-south-wales-1871", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 647, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1871 - Darling Downa Gazette. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: We (Port Denison Times) have heard before of the existence, in the country around Mount Dryander and Crystalbrook, of an animal answering somewhat to the description of the gorilla, and of which the black fellows are said to be greatly afraid.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place from accepted public record snippet; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Dryander National Park, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -20.2330678, "longitude": 148.5825667, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1871, "title": "1871 - Darling Downa Gazette", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1640-darling-downa-gazette-1871", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 648, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1871 - Illawarra Mercury Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Illawarra, NSW", "region": "Illawarra", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.4614504, "longitude": 150.790409, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1871, "title": "1871 - Illawarra Mercury Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1481-illawarra-mercury-article-1871", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 649, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1871 - Illustrated Australian News. 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Tlie men set fire to the pile, which lit up and displayed a magnificent vaulted chamber, bedecked with long glistening stalactites, and tenanted by vast numbers of bats, whose whirring, whizzing noise was probably that which the natives attributed to some supernatural being. At Mount Gambier also there are some very large caverns in the limestone rock, believed by the natives to be haunted. To return to Western Australia. Waugal, with some tribes, is an aquatic monster, endowed with supernatural powers ; and as the natives do.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Mount Gambier, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8301386, "longitude": 140.7842627, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1878, "title": "supernatural in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. 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Buckley.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Goulburn, NSW", "region": "Goulburn", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.7523871, "longitude": 149.7198009, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1878, "title": "ghost in The aborigines of Victoria, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The aborigines of Victoria, volume 1; R. 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Before the arrival of a ship from Europe, the Swan River natives supposed that the spirits of the deceased passed into the cormorants which frequent the Mewstoue, a granite rock some miles out in the sea opposite the mouth of the Swan River, called by them Gudu mitch, a compound of Gu~urt, the \"heart,\" and ?)iit or mitch, the \"medium\" or \"agent\" — signifying.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Swan River, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.9319845, "longitude": 115.9190544, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1878, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. 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Hence, every descendant under the partially-changed descent in the male line would be Yeeriing, and also Bunjil. We might thus understand how Bunjil, meaning Eaglehawk in the Western Port tribes, would appear as the supernatural being living in the moun- tains at the source of the Yarra River — the eponym, as it were, of their tribe.* The customs of the Port Phillip tribes, as recorded by Buckley, the \" wild white man,\" have a remarkable resemblance to those of the Kiirnai, especially as.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Port Phillip, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -38.1046482, "longitude": 144.7798547, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1880, "title": "supernatural in Kamilaroi and Kurnai", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Lorimer Fison and A. 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They were now at rest from Tennateona, and they.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Mount Gambier, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8301386, "longitude": 140.7842627, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3570, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "as her Saviour. The Rev. Mr. Thomas, Primitive Methodist minister at Mount Gambier, administered the truth of Gk)d's Holy Word, which she received with joy. She spoke of her death without fear, and previous to her decease gave a cheering hope of her acceptance in Christ. She shook hands with Mr. Thomas, and said, \" To-morrow me die !** and the next day her spirit passed away. Caboo suffered from disease of the heart, and looked forward to", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Mount Gambier, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8301386, "longitude": 140.7842627, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3226, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "uture life. The shades of the wicked wander miserably about the earth for one year after death, frightening people, and then descend to Ummekulleen, never to return. There was a belief current among the aborigines, that the first white men seen by them were the embodied spirits or shades of deceased friends. Whether this belief originated with the tribes of Port Phillip, or was transmitted from the Sydney district, it is now impossible to ascertain ; but there is no doubt that it did exist among the aborigines of Victoria at the time of its.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Port Phillip, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -38.1046482, "longitude": 144.7798547, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1881, "title": "spirits in Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Aborigines: the languages and customs of several tribes of aborigines in the western district of Victoria, Australia; James Dawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianaborig81daws/australianaborig81daws_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 673, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1882 - Colac Herald. 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On seeing several natives approach the house, I went towards them as usual, thinking they were my old friends. 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I am preparing leases of parts of the coast for the two com- panies, for stations, one at Carnac and one at Fremantle. May 6th. — The Governor has returned in great spirits from his excursion to the South East, comprising an examination of the country from the Murray River to within 55 miles of King George's Sound, having seen a large extent of fine country, well watered. 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A man's ghost is accredited with all sorts of powers which the person himself did not possess whilst alive. Only the ghosts of men lately dead are feared. 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Bundles of this sort, it is believed, are very attractive to ghosts, and generally detain them from coming to the huts of their PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA. 331 relatives. Now and then, however, there is a mauvais sujet of a ghost who will persist in rollicking about the camp and frightening its inmates in all sorts of ways. Deaths, happen how they may, are always set down as the work of some conjuror of a hostile tribe, who has managed to intro- duce, whilst yet alive, a Bolya, or evil spir", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Perth, WA", "region": "Perth", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.9558967, "longitude": 115.8605784, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1886, "title": "spirit in The Australian Race, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Australian Race, volume 1; Edward Micklethwaite Curr", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianracei01currgoog/australianracei01currgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1893, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "to the execution of works of art. It was discovered in 1882, or thereabouts, that the Blacks to the westward of Lake Eyre, on the Musgrave Ranges, and, it is believed, in some other portions of Central Australia, wear a sort of shoe when they attack their enemies by stealth at night. Some of the tribes call these shoes Kooditcha, their name for an invisible spirit. I have seen a pair of them. The soles were made of the feathers of the emu, stuck together with a little human bl", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Lake Eyre, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.4803638, "longitude": 137.2979051, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1886, "title": "spirit in The Australian Race, volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Australian Race, volume 1; Edward Micklethwaite Curr", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianracei01currgoog/australianracei01currgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1978, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "t - - pookara. Plenty - muma. Day . - pirrea. Big - - Kight- - molthe. Little - - meenya. Fire - - knrla. Dead - - kukabuk. Water Smoke - koppe. - pooya. By-and-by - - karree. Gnnmd - mietlea. Come on - - pemee. Wind- - warre. Milk - - - Bain - - wainbaroo. E^lehawk - - God - - « wad turkey - Ghosts - poorkabidne. Wife - - • 8 THE AX7STRALIAN aACE : No. 4L— PORT LINCOLN- Bt A. A. C. Ls SoxTBF, Esq., anb ths Bjcvd. R. W. Holdxk. YocABULABiES of the Pamkalla langoage, which is spoken at Port Lincoln and along the western shores of Spencer's Golf, have been sent to me.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place extracted from accepted public record excerpt; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Port Lincoln, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.7211905, "longitude": 135.8592218, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1886, "title": "ghosts in The Australian Race, volume 2", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Australian Race, volume 2; Edward Micklethwaite Curr", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianracei00currgoog/australianracei00currgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2797, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ting it stream back like diamonds in the moonlight. \"I knew a house in St. Kilda which was haunted.\" \"By what?\" asked Brian, sceptically. \"Noises!\" she answered, solemnly. Brian burst out laughing and startled a bat, which flew round and round in the silver moonlight, and whirred away into the shelter of a witch elm. \"Rats and mice are more common here than ghosts,\" he said, lightly. \"I'm afraid the inhabitants of your haunted house were fanciful.\" \"So you don't believe in ghosts?\" \"There's a Banshee in our family,\" said Brian, with a gay smile, \"who is supposed to cheer our death beds with her howlings; but as I've never seen the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3760; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Melbourne, VIC", "region": "Melbourne", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8142454, "longitude": 144.9631732, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1886, "title": "ghost in The Mystery of a Hansom Cab", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Mystery of a Hansom Cab; Fergus Hume", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4223.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2798, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "than ghosts,\" he said, lightly. \"I'm afraid the inhabitants of your haunted house were fanciful.\" \"So you don't believe in ghosts?\" \"There's a Banshee in our family,\" said Brian, with a gay smile, \"who is supposed to cheer our death beds with her howlings; but as I've never seen the lady myself, I'm afraid she's a Mrs. Harris.\" \"It's aristocratic to have a ghost in a family, I believe,\" said Madge; \"that is the reason we colonials have none.\" \"Ah, but you will have,\" he answered with a careless laugh. \"There are, no doubt, democratic as well as aristocratic ghosts; but, pshaw!\" he went on, impatiently, \"what nonsense I talk. There.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3761; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Melbourne, VIC", "region": "Melbourne", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8142454, "longitude": 144.9631732, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1886, "title": "ghost in The Mystery of a Hansom Cab", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Mystery of a Hansom Cab; Fergus Hume", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4223.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2799, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "supposed to cheer our death beds with her howlings; but as I've never seen the lady myself, I'm afraid she's a Mrs. Harris.\" \"It's aristocratic to have a ghost in a family, I believe,\" said Madge; \"that is the reason we colonials have none.\" \"Ah, but you will have,\" he answered with a careless laugh. \"There are, no doubt, democratic as well as aristocratic ghosts; but, pshaw!\" he went on, impatiently, \"what nonsense I talk. There are no ghosts, except of a man's own raising. The ghosts of a dead youth--the ghosts of past follies--the ghosts of what might have been--these are the spectres which are more to be feared than those of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3762; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Melbourne, VIC", "region": "Melbourne", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8142454, "longitude": 144.9631732, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1886, "title": "ghost in The Mystery of a Hansom Cab", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Mystery of a Hansom Cab; Fergus Hume", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4223.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2800, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "\"It's aristocratic to have a ghost in a family, I believe,\" said Madge; \"that is the reason we colonials have none.\" \"Ah, but you will have,\" he answered with a careless laugh. \"There are, no doubt, democratic as well as aristocratic ghosts; but, pshaw!\" he went on, impatiently, \"what nonsense I talk. There are no ghosts, except of a man's own raising. The ghosts of a dead youth--the ghosts of past follies--the ghosts of what might have been--these are the spectres which are more to be feared than those of the churchyard.\" Madge looked at him in silence, for she understood the meaning of that passionate outburst--the secret which.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3763; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Melbourne, VIC", "region": "Melbourne", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8142454, "longitude": 144.9631732, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1886, "title": "ghost in The Mystery of a Hansom Cab", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Mystery of a Hansom Cab; Fergus Hume", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4223.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2801, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "he waltz mingled with their merry laughter. \"Looks like a haunted house,\" said Brian, thinking of Poe's weird poem; \"but such a thing is impossible out here.\" \"I don't know so much about that,\" said Madge, gravely, lifting up some water in the palm of her hand, and letting it stream back like diamonds in the moonlight. \"I knew a house in St. Kilda which was haunted.\" \"By what?\" asked Brian, sceptically. \"Noises!\" she answered, solemnly. Brian burst out laughing and startled a bat, which flew round and round in the silver moonlight, and whirred away into the shelter of a witch elm. \"Rats and mice are more common here than ghosts,\".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3766; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Melbourne, VIC", "region": "Melbourne", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8142454, "longitude": 144.9631732, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1886, "title": "ghosts in The Mystery of a Hansom Cab", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Mystery of a Hansom Cab; Fergus Hume", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4223.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2802, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the world say?\" That night he was singularly brilliant at the dinner table. Generally a very reticent and grave man, on this night he laughed and talked so gaily that the very servants noticed the change. The fact was he felt a sense of relief at having unburdened his mind, and felt as though by writing out that confession he had laid the spectre which had haunted him for so long. His daughter was delighted at the change in his spirits, but the old Scotch nurse, who had been in the house since Madge was a baby, shook her head-- \"He's fey,\" she said gravely. \"He's no lang for the warld.\" Of course she was laughed at--people who.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3767; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Melbourne, VIC", "region": "Melbourne", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8142454, "longitude": 144.9631732, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1886, "title": "haunted in The Mystery of a Hansom Cab", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Mystery of a Hansom Cab; Fergus Hume", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4223.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2805, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hed. Madge and Brian were in a corner of the room talking over Whyte's death. \"I never liked him,\" she said, \"but it is horrible to think of him dying like that.\" \"I don't know,\" answered Brian, gloomily; \"from all I can hear dying by chloroform is a very easy death.\" \"Death can never be easy,\" replied Madge, \"especially to a young man so full of health and spirits as Mr. Whyte was.\" \"I believe you are sorry he's dead,\" said Brian, jealously. \"Aren't you?\" she asked in some surprise. \"De mortuis nil nisi bonum,\" quoted Fitzgerald. \"But as I detested him when alive, you can't expect me to regret his end.\" Madge did not answer him,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3772; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Melbourne, VIC", "region": "Melbourne", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8142454, "longitude": 144.9631732, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1886, "title": "spirits in The Mystery of a Hansom Cab", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Mystery of a Hansom Cab; Fergus Hume", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4223.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2806, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "plied Madge, \"a cup of tea and some thin bread and butter isn't hard to prepare. I don't feel like lunch, and papa eats so little in the middle of the day, and you--\" \"Eat a great deal at all times,\" finished Brian with a laugh. Madge went on chattering in her usual lively manner, and Brian listened to her with delight. Her pleasant talk drove away the evil spirit which had been with him for the last three weeks. Suddenly Madge made an observation as they were passing the Burke and Wills' monument, which startled him. \"Isn't that the place where Mr Whyte got into the cab?\" she asked, looking at the corner near the Scotch Church,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3774; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Melbourne, VIC", "region": "Melbourne", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8142454, "longitude": 144.9631732, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1886, "title": "spirit in The Mystery of a Hansom Cab", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Mystery of a Hansom Cab; Fergus Hume", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4223.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2810, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", by Zoe.\" \"Hardly!\" said Madge, picking it up, with a look of contempt. \"I want you to learn English, and not a confusion of tongues like this thing. But it's too hot for lessons, Sal,\" she went on, leaning back in her seat, \"so get a chair and talk to me.\" Sal complied, and Madge looked out at the brilliant flower-beds, and at the black shadow of the tall witch elm which grew on one side of the lawn. She wanted to ask a certain question of Sal, and did not know how to do it. The moodiness and irritability of Brian had troubled her very much of late, and, with the quick instinct of her sex, she ascribed it indirectly to the woman.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3779; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Melbourne, VIC", "region": "Melbourne", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8142454, "longitude": 144.9631732, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1886, "title": "witch in The Mystery of a Hansom Cab", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Mystery of a Hansom Cab; Fergus Hume", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4223.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2811, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "t let the grass grow under his feet, but rode over in the afternoon to tell Madge of his intended departure. The servant told him she was in the garden, so he went there, and, guided by the sound of merry voices, and the laughter of pretty women, soon found his way to the lawn-tennis ground. Madge and her guests were there, seated under the shade of a great witch elm, and watching, with great interest, a single-handed match being played between Rolleston and Peterson, both of whom were capital players. Mr. Frettlby was not present. He was inside writing letters, and talking with old Mr. Valpy, and Brian gave a sigh of relief as he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3780; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Melbourne, VIC", "region": "Melbourne", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8142454, "longitude": 144.9631732, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1886, "title": "witch in The Mystery of a Hansom Cab", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Mystery of a Hansom Cab; Fergus Hume", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4223.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1976, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "The Fisher's Ghost tradition is source-stated as the named Fisher's Ghost story associated with Campbelltown; representative coordinate is for Campbelltown, NSW.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2173; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Campbelltown, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.0667, "longitude": 150.8167, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "Geoscience Australia / public gazetteer cross-check", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1887, "title": "Fisher's Ghost in Fisher's Ghost", "canonical_figure": "Fisher's Ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Stories Retold and Sketches of Country Life; William Henry Suttor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australianstorie00suttiala/australianstorie00suttiala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1176, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Marriner Group's official Princess Theatre History page associates Federici's death, curtain-call sighting, and later sightings with Princess Theatre, Melbourne.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1319; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Princess Theatre, Melbourne, Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.810997, "longitude": 144.972658, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "seeded_official_theatre_history_coordinate_crosscheck", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1888, "title": "Princess Theatre History - Federici", "canonical_figure": "Federici", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Marriner Group", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "Marriner Group", "url": "https://marrinergroup.com.au/princess-theatre-history", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2956, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "r to its warm bosom. The country was of an undulating character, divided into fields by long rows of gorse hedges, all golden with blossoms, which gave out a faint, peach-like odour. Some of these meadows were yellow with corn--some a dull red with sorrel, others left in their natural condition of bright green grass--while here and there stood up, white and ghost-like, the stumps of old trees, the last remnants of the forests, which were slowly retreating before the axe of the settler. These fields, which had rather a harlequin aspect with their varied colours, all melted together in the far distance into an indescribable neutral.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3954; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Ballarat, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.5623013, "longitude": 143.8605645, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_collection_sprint_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1888, "title": "ghost in Madame Midas", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Madame Midas; Fergus Hume", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4946.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2960, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "large white yellow-crested cockatoos who, in their captivity, pass their time like galley-slaves, chained by one leg. Billy, however, never submitted to the indignity of a chain--he mostly sat on Slivers’ table or on his shoulder, scratching his poll with his black claw, or chattering to Slivers in a communicative manner. People said Billy was Slivers’ evil spirit, and as a matter of fact, there was something uncanny in the wisdom of the bird. He could converse fluently on all occasions, and needed no drawing out, inasmuch as he was always ready to exhibit his powers of conversation. He was not a pious bird--belonging to Slivers,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3960; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Ballarat, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.5623013, "longitude": 143.8605645, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_collection_sprint_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1888, "title": "spirit in Madame Midas", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Madame Midas; Fergus Hume", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/4946.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 682, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1889 - Bowral Free Press, Australian Gorilla", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Bowral, NSW", "region": "Bowral", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.4816626, "longitude": 150.4177868, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1889, "title": "1889 - Bowral Free Press, Australian Gorilla", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1923-1889-bowral-free-press-australian-gorilla", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1025, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1889 - Kiama Independent", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Kiama, NSW", "region": "Kiama", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.6958202, "longitude": 150.7959123, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1889, "title": "1889 - Kiama Independent", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1636-kiama-independent-1889", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1797, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ush ! 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Now if you let them die, I don't know what I'll do to you! Yes, I do: I'll send the devil to you at night when the room's dark, before you go to sleep.--So there!\" \"How can you if you're not here?\" asked Leppie. 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place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Cairns, QLD", "region": "Cairns", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -16.9206657, "longitude": 145.7721854, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1934, "title": "1934 - The Cairns Post", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/2263-1934-the-cairns-post", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 514, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Lismore, New South Wales", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Lismore, NSW", "region": "Lismore", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.8077608, "longitude": 153.2791883, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1935, "title": "Lismore, New South wales 1935", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1411-lismore-new-south-wales-1935", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 824, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1935 - Sydney Morning Herald", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "region": "Sydney", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.8698439, "longitude": 151.2082848, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1935, "title": "1935 - Sydney Morning Herald", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1504-sydney-morning-herald-1935", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 4421, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5779; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Maria River, New Souith Wales, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.380008, "longitude": 152.827288, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "verification_status": "verified_place", "year": 1935, "title": "Witness sketches: Maria River, New Souith Wales (1935)", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/witness-sketches", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4409, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5587; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "1936 Apparition of Yowie or Pareidolia, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.516667, "longitude": 148.15, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "verification_status": "verified_place", "year": 1936, "title": "Videos: 1936 Apparition of Yowie or Pareidolia", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6D5R4WF9HjI", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 405, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Nanango", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Nanango, QLD", "region": "Nanango", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.6764195, "longitude": 151.9851744, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1938, "title": "Nanango, Queensland 1938", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1315-nanango-qld-1938", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 825, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 1938 - Nanango, Yowie Report. 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Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5510; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Moe, VIC", "region": "Moe", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -38.177049, "longitude": 146.2619888, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1950, "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Moe, Victoria 1950", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1254-moe-vic-1950", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 634, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Young, New South Wales", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Young, NSW", "region": "Young", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.3129164, "longitude": 148.2955025, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1955, "title": "Young, New South Wales 1955", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1866-young-new-south-wales-1955", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 4265, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5443; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Young, NSW", "region": "Young", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.3129164, "longitude": 148.2955025, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1955, "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #98) near Young, New South Wales (1955)", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpbYt4LkcV4", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 543, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Mungay Creek, New South Wales", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Mungay Creek, NSW", "region": "Mungay Creek", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -30.9068, "longitude": 152.6762, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1960, "title": "Mungay Creek, New South Wales 1960", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1427-mungay-creek-new-south-wales-1960", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 4669, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Metadata text matched known place anchor `Campbelltown`; coordinates are public display coordinates only. Campbelltown retained as public display location for Fisher's Ghost metadata review.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5847; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Campbelltown, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.0667, "longitude": 150.8167, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "Geoscience Australia / public gazetteer cross-check", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 1960, "title": "FISHER'S GHOST", "canonical_figure": "Fisher's Ghost", "date_band": "depression_postwar", "source_name": "Internet Archive Advanced Search", "source_type": "public_books_metadata_internet_archive", "publication": "Internet Archive", "url": "https://archive.org/details/ccc_fishersghost", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4670, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Metadata text matched known place anchor `Campbelltown`; coordinates are public display coordinates only. 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Kembla, New South Wales 2013", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1955-mt-kembla-new-south-wales-2013", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 572, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Roseberg State Forest, New South Wales 2013", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Roseberg State Forest, NSW", "region": "Roseberg State Forest", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.8225728, "longitude": 149.0473509, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2013, "title": "Roseberg State Forest, New South Wales 2013", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1629-roseberg-state-forest-new-south-wales-2013", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 573, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Roseberg State Forest, New South Wales", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Roseberg State Forest, NSW", "region": "Roseberg State Forest", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.8225728, "longitude": 149.0473509, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2013, "title": "Roseberg State Forest, New South Wales 2013", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/2058-roseberg-state-forest-new-south-wales-2014", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 578, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Stannifer, New South Wales", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Stannifer, NSW", "region": "Stannifer", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -29.8807245, "longitude": 151.2179078, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2013, "title": "Stannifer, New South Wales 2013", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1689-stannifer-new-south-wales-2013", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 596, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Torrington, New South Wales", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Torrington, NSW", "region": "Torrington", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -29.3112985, "longitude": 151.6967475, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2013, "title": "Torrington, New South Wales 2013", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/new-south-wales/1914-torrington-new-south-wales-2013", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 962, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "ic page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. 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Body excerpt retained for review: # dean harrison, ipswich, laidley, doyle, crouen, mulgowie, oran-utan, kilkivan 2015 - Byron Shire News Yowie Arti", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Ipswich", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.6160323, "longitude": 152.7608348, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2015, "title": "2015 - Byron Shire News Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1898-1025-byron-shire-news-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 969, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "2015 - Gympie Times Yowie Article Australian Yowie Research Public AYR report page for 2015 - Gympie Ti", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Gympie", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.1900447, "longitude": 152.6600256, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2015, "title": "2015 - Gympie Times Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2135-2015-gympie-times-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 970, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 2015- Epoch Times Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Epoch Times Yowie Article, New South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # oconnor, o'connor, tony healy, paul cropper, electrical, graham joyner, gorilla, springwood, blue mountains, yowie", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place from accepted public record snippet; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Springwood, NSW", "region": "Springwood", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.7017613, "longitude": 150.5655467, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2015, "title": "2015- Epoch Times Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1823-2015-epoch-times", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1051, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "2015 - Logan Reporter Yowie Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Logan, QLD", "region": "Logan", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.76316, "longitude": 153.0027044, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2015, "title": "2015 - Logan Reporter Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1822-2015-logan-reporter", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1052, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "2015 - Sunshine Valley Gazette Yowie Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Sunshine Coast, QLD", "region": "Sunshine Coast", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.7079095, "longitude": 152.8508329, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2015, "title": "2015 - Sunshine Valley Gazette Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1821-2015-sunshine-valley-gazette", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 4051, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Grand Olde Dumbleyung Inn` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Grand Olde Dumbleyung Inn, Bartram Road, Dumbleyung, Western Australia, 6350, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5170; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Grand Olde Dumbleyung Inn, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.3158771, "longitude": 117.7417032, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2015, "title": "Dumbleyung Pub", "canonical_figure": "resident_ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/lifematters/dumbleyung-pub/6875282", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4053, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Old Tailem Town` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Old Tailem Town, Princes Highway, Tailem Bend, South Australia, 5260, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5172; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Old Tailem Town, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.224964, "longitude": 139.4214197, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2015, "title": "TV ghost buster Ben Hansen investigates Adelaide's popular haunts", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-05-14/syfy-ghost-buster-ben-hansen-investigates-adelaides-haunts/6467530", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4078, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC page names Albany's Spectrum Theatre and a convict ghost; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Albany Port Theater result for the theatre site.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5197; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Albany Port Theatre, Albany, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.0297984, "longitude": 117.8894525, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2015, "title": "ghost in Spectrum Theatre convict ghost", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Out, damned spot! 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I was on a back road up near the Barakula State Forest between Chinchilla and Miles.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place from accepted public record snippet; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Miles, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.7296445, "longitude": 150.1520205, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "Miles, Queensland 2016", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1891-miles-queensland-2016", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 463, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Tarzali, Queensland", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Tarzali, QLD", "region": "Tarzali", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -17.4246226, "longitude": 145.6038006, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "Tarzali, Queensland 2016", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2089-tarzali-queensland-2016", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 487, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Weyba Downs (5 mins South of Noosa), Queensland", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Weyba Downs, QLD", "region": "Weyba Downs", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.4502994, "longitude": 153.044541, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "Weyba Downs, Queensland 2016", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/1886-weyba-downs-queensland-2016", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 971, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "2016 - Cairns Post Yowie Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Cairns, QLD", "region": "Cairns", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -16.9206657, "longitude": 145.7721854, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "2016 - Cairns Post Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1978-2016-cairns-post", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 972, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "w South Wales. Body excerpt retained for review: # ormeau, dean harrison, yowie, tucabia, grafton, 2016 - Chinchilla News Yowie Article URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/18", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Grafton", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -29.6816773, "longitude": 152.9336357, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "2016 - Chinchilla News Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1885-chinchilla-news-2016", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 973, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "nsland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # watagans, grafton, dean harrison, kilkivan, tucabia, ormeau 2016 - Daily Examiner Yowie Article URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Kilkivan", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.080292, "longitude": 152.2473652, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "2016 - Daily Examiner Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1881-2016-daily-examiner-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 974, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "nd. Body excerpt retained for review: # darling downs, gorilla, dean harrison, toowoomba, kilkivan, yowie 2016 - Daily Mail UK Yowie Article URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clip", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Kilkivan", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.080292, "longitude": 152.2473652, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "2016 - Daily Mail UK Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1877-2016-daily-mail-uk-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 975, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "2016 - Gympie Times Yowie Article Australian Yowie Research Public AYR report page for 2016 - Gympie Ti", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Gympie", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.1900447, "longitude": 152.6600256, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "2016 - Gympie Times Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1880-gympie-times-yowie-article-2016", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 976, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "ensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # grafton, tamborine, yowie, mackay, harrison, kilkivan 2016- NRM Digital Media Yowie Article URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/20", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Kilkivan", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.080292, "longitude": 152.2473652, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "2016- NRM Digital Media Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2005-2016-nrm-digital-media-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1053, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # toowoomba, gorilla 2016 - 9 News 06-09-2016 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2234-2", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Toowoomba", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.5610193, "longitude": 151.953351, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "2016 - 9 News 06-09-2016", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2234-2016-9-news-06-09-2016", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1054, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "2016 - Toowoomba Cronicle Yowie Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Toowoomba, QLD", "region": "Toowoomba", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.5610193, "longitude": 151.953351, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "2016 - Toowoomba Cronicle Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1876-2016-toowoomba-cronicle", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1099, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "uded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # arthur marrin, yowie, braidwood, captains flat, yahoo, gorilla, graham joyner, 2016 - ABC Yowie Article URL: https://www.", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Braidwood", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.4388907, "longitude": 149.7955552, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "2016 - ABC Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1872-2016-abc-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1100, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "rict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # tony healy, yowie, dean harrison, ormeau, tamborine, hairyman 2016 - News.com.au Yowie Article URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.a", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Ormeau", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.774813, "longitude": 153.2520815, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "2016 - News.com.au Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1878-2016-news-com-au-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 3988, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `Port Arthur` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Port Arthur Historic Site, Port Arthur, Tasmania, 7182, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5090; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -43.1531346, "longitude": 147.8694003, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "The History of Port Arthur", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; Overnights", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/overnights/the-history-of-port-arthur/7808522", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3989, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `National Film and Sound Archive` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA), Liversidge Street, Acton, Canberra, District of Canberra Central, Australian Capital Territory, 2601, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5091; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "National Film and Sound Archive, ACT", "region": null, "state_territory": "ACT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.2828643, "longitude": 149.1209536, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "National Film and Sound Archive one of Australia's 'most haunted buildings'", "canonical_figure": "most_haunted", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; ABC", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-04-01/archives-haunted-reputation-born-from-history-of-death/7291506", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4146, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "ABC page names the Arthur Marrin creature account near the NSW town of Braidwood; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Braidwood locality result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5286; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Braidwood, NSW", "region": "Braidwood", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.4388907, "longitude": 149.7955552, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "hairy man in Arthur Marrin Braidwood hairy man", "canonical_figure": "hairy man", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "'Hairy man' encountered by Arthur Marrin 123 years ago still unidentified; ABC News", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-08-05/the-story-of-arthur-marrin-and-the-hairy-man/7693462", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4180, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "ABC Northern Tasmania page names the Burnie Civic Centre / Burnie Arts and Function Centre as the theatre with early ghost-story reports; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Burnie Arts & Function Centre theatre result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5322; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Burnie Arts and Function Centre, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -41.0509798, "longitude": 145.902639, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_page_2026-06-23", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2016, "title": "ghost in Burnie Arts Centre ghost stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Burnie's arts centre celebrates 40 years of great shows and ghost stories; ABC Northern Tasmania / Rick Eaves", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-14/burnie-arts-centre-celebrates-40-years-of-shows,-ghost-stories/8018528", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4308, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5486; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Goongerah, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.35, "longitude": 148.7, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "verification_status": "verified_place", "year": 2016, "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Goongerah, Victoria 2016", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/1890-goonerah-victoria-2016", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4387, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5565; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Wandina near Geraldton, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.819819, "longitude": 114.631969, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "verification_status": "verified_place", "year": 2016, "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #128) at Wandina near Geraldton, Western Australia (2016)", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rhp5AUqYQaI", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4388, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5566; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Glenbar / Woolooga in Queensland (July, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -25.77877, "longitude": 152.26529, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "verification_status": "verified_place", "year": 2016, "title": "YouTube reports, interviews: Yowie Sighting (Audio Report #145) near Glenbar / Woolooga in Queensland (July 2016)", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVUYfrLRjHU&t=38s", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4410, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. 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Body excerpt retained for review: # tamborine, woodburn, grafton, woodenbong, bexhill, dunoon, evens head, bonablbo, lismore, alstonville, hairyman, ape, bangalow 2018 - North", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Bexhill", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.7631637, "longitude": 153.3480115, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "2018 - Northern Star Yowie Article 02-06-2018", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1977-2018-northern-star-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 982, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Public AYR report page for 2018 - South Burnett Times Yowie Article. Location cue from public page title/path: Queensland, Queensland. Body excerpt retained for review: # nanango yowie", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Source-stated place from accepted public record snippet; state-matched independent gazetteer coordinate.", "place_name": "Nanango, QLD", "region": "Nanango", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.6764195, "longitude": 151.9851744, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "2018 - South Burnett Times Yowie Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2019-2018-south-burnett-times-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 983, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "2018 - Sydney Morning Herald Yowie Article 10-11-2018", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Sydney, NSW", "region": "Sydney", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.8698439, "longitude": 151.2082848, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "2018 - Sydney Morning Herald Yowie Article 10-11-2018", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2020-2018-sydney-morning-herald-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1056, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "2018 - Balonne Shire News Yowie Article 09-08-2018", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Balonne Shire, QLD", "region": "Balonne Shire", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.285835, "longitude": 147.9436644, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "2018 - Balonne Shire News Yowie Article 09-08-2018", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1980-2018-balonne-shire-news", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1057, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "2018- Herbert River Express Yowie Article 15-08-2018", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Herbert River, QLD", "region": "Herbert River", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -18.2484306, "longitude": 145.6112083, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "2018- Herbert River Express Yowie Article 15-08-2018", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2002-2018-herbert-river-express-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1109, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # uki, jerusalem, harrison, kilcoy, yowie, ape like 2018 - Grey Nomads Yowie Article 10-09-2018", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Uki", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.4152778, "longitude": 153.3305556, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "2018 - Grey Nomads Yowie Article 10-09-2018", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1997-grey-nomads-yowie-article-2018", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1110, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # roma, yowie, 2018 - Herald Yowie article 02-08-2018 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Roma", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.5710356, "longitude": 148.7868137, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "2018 - Herald Yowie article 02-08-2018", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1979-2018-herald-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1111, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # christian anderson yowie photo, coomba falls yowie 2018 - The Sun Yowie Article 06-03-2018 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Coomba Falls", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.8501432, "longitude": 151.8153509, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "2018 - The Sun Yowie Article 06-03-2018", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2021-2018-the-sun-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1114, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # coomba falls, yowie photo 2018- Daily Mail Yowie Article 08-03-2018 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Coomba Falls", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.8501432, "longitude": 151.8153509, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "2018- Daily Mail Yowie Article 08-03-2018", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1976-2018-daily-mail-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1115, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # uki, yowie, harrison, jerusalem 2018- Northern Star (2) 22-08-2018 URL: https://www.yowiehunt", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Uki", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.4152778, "longitude": 153.3305556, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "2018- Northern Star (2) 22-08-2018", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/1992-2018-northern-star-2", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 3968, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `Hobart` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5056; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Hobart, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8825088, "longitude": 147.3281233, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "Celebrating the history of the Theatre Royal.", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; ABC HOBART", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/hobart/air:-gae-williams-theatre-royal/10048768", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4012, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `Oakabella Homestead` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Oakabella Homestead, Oakabella Road, Bowes, Western Australia, 6535, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5126; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Oakabella Homestead, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.5001294, "longitude": 114.5996739, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "The tourist attraction dropping its ghostly status, because it is scaring people off", "canonical_figure": "ghostly", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; ABC", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-04-30/oakabella-homestead-drops-ghost-tours-attract-chinese-tourists/9705444", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4019, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `East Point Reserve` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as East Point Reserve, East Point, Darwin, Northern Territory, 0820, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5133; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "East Point Reserve, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -12.4077106, "longitude": 130.8254206, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "Urban legend, Asian myth, or historical figure: Who was the ghostly Poinciana Woman?", "canonical_figure": "ghostly", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-04-10/who-was-darwins-mysterious-poinciana-woman-urban-legend-myth/9596398", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4054, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Theatre Royal` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Theatre Royal, Sun Street, Hobart, Tasmania, 7000, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5173; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Theatre Royal Hobart, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8795092, "longitude": 147.3311803, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "Celebrating the history of the Theatre Royal", "canonical_figure": "resident_ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/hobart/air:-gae-williams-theatre-royal/10048768", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4071, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Woodenbong` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Woodenbong, New South Wales, 2476, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5190; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Woodenbong, NSW", "region": "Woodenbong", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.3913455, "longitude": 152.6120214, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "Woodenbong in Yowie Country is a good place to start if you're looking for Australia's Big Foot", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-22/woodenbong-and-history-of-yowie-country-curious-north-coast/10505204", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4122, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `NFSA` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA), Liversidge Street, Acton, Canberra, District of Canberra Central, Australian Capital Territory, 2601, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5252; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "National Film and Sound Archive, ACT", "region": null, "state_territory": "ACT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.2828643, "longitude": 149.1209536, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "What are Canberra's most haunted places?", "canonical_figure": "most_haunted", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; ABC", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/specials/curious-canberra/2018-08-27/curous-canberra-most-haunted-places/10164596", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4123, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Blundells Cottage` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Blundells Cottage, Wendouree Drive, Parliamentary Triangle, Parkes, Canberra, District of Canberra Central, Australian Capital Territory, 2600, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5253; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Blundells Cottage, ACT", "region": null, "state_territory": "ACT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.2927998, "longitude": 149.1417718, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "What are Canberra's most haunted places?", "canonical_figure": "unnamed_blundells_cottage_ghosts", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/specials/curious-canberra/2018-08-27/curous-canberra-most-haunted-places/10164596", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4124, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Hotel Kurrajong` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Kurrajong Hotel, 8, National Circuit, Barton, South Canberra, District of Canberra Central, Australian Capital Territory, 2600, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5254; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Hotel Kurrajong, ACT", "region": null, "state_territory": "ACT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -35.3075211, "longitude": 149.134539, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2018, "title": "What are Canberra's most haunted places?", "canonical_figure": "unnamed_hotel_kurrajong_ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/specials/curious-canberra/2018-08-27/curous-canberra-most-haunted-places/10164596", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4395, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. Public source marker retained as a display location only; not independent verification of claim, habitat, or population.", "confidence": "stage_only_public_report_marker", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5573; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Numinbah Valley, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.1472, "longitude": 153.2302, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_yowie_map_marker", "verification_status": "verified_place", "year": 2018, "title": "Written reports: Yowie Sighting at Numinbah Valley, Queensland 2018", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "source_type": "public_web_yowie_report_map", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research / AYR Yowie Reports Map", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2059-nunimbah-valley-queensland-2018", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4397, "relation_type": "source_visible_place", "evidence_text": "Coordinate parsed from public Leaflet marker in AYR-linked Yowie map. 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Body excerpt retained for review: # truckie, witheren, dean harrison, 2019 - 9 News 24-01-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Witheren", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.0506572, "longitude": 153.1877059, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "2019 - 9 News 24-01-2019", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2233-2019-9-news-24-01-2019", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1117, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # newnes, audio 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 02-08-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/me", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Newnes", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.1810592, "longitude": 150.234389, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 02-08-2019", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2105-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-02-08-2019", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1118, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # burragorang yowie 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 02-09-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/med", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Burragorang", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.0115925, "longitude": 150.4315419, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 02-09-2019", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2111-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-02-09-2019", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1120, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "d/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: #tamborine yowie 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 07-08-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/med", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Tamborine", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.9024629, "longitude": 153.1095731, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 07-08-2019", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2106-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-07-08-2019", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1121, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # tarzali yowie 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 15-07-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/med", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Tarzali", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -17.4246226, "longitude": 145.6038006, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 15-07-2019", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2096-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1123, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # tarzali yowie 2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 23-07-2019 (2) URL: https://www.yowiehunters.com.au", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Tarzali", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -17.4246226, "longitude": 145.6038006, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "2019 - Daily Mail Yowie Article 23-07-2019 (2)", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2102-2019-daily-mail-yowie-article-23-07-2019-2", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1126, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "xcluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # don fermor, yurri, ban baa, narrabri, 2019 - Northern Daily Leader Yowie Article 30-06-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehu", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Ban Ban", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -25.698345, "longitude": 151.7621472, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "2019 - Northern Daily Leader Yowie Article 30-06-2019", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2092-2019-northern-daily-leader-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1127, "relation_type": "source_visible_place_hint", "evidence_text": "/density only and excluded from strict map placement. Body excerpt retained for review: # beechmont yowie, harrison, truckie 2019 - SBS Yowie Article 24-01-2019 URL: https://www.yowiehunter", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "Configured location-health pass; not analysis-ready without human review.", "place_name": "Beechmont", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.126238, "longitude": 153.1951742, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "2019 - SBS Yowie Article 24-01-2019", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2036-2019-sbs-yowie-article", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 3998, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `Princess Theatre` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Princess Theatre, 163, Spring Street, East End Theatre District, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5101; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Princess Theatre Melbourne, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8106911, "longitude": 144.9723167, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "Faust — more than we bargained for?", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; ABC", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/the-stage-show/faust-gounod-opera-australia-teddy-tahu-rhodes/11738010", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4016, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Hobart` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5130; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Hobart, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8825088, "longitude": 147.3281233, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "What are Hobart's most famous ghost stories?", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-04-04/curious-hobart-famous-ghost-stories-tasmania/10962200", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4031, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Arthur Circus` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Arthur Circus, Battery Point, Hobart, Tasmania, 7004, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5146; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Arthur Circus, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8889972, "longitude": 147.3351286, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "What are Hobart's most famous ghost stories?", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-04-04/curious-hobart-famous-ghost-stories-tasmania/10962200", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4056, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Princes Park` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Princes Park, Battery Point, Hobart, Tasmania, 7004, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5175; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Princes Park, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8876, "longitude": 147.3370428, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "What are Hobart's most famous ghost stories?", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-04-04/curious-hobart-famous-ghost-stories-tasmania/10962200", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4057, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Hobart Convict Penitentiary` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Hobart Convict Penitentiary, Campbell Street, Hobart, Tasmania, 7000, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5176; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Hobart Convict Penitentiary, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8773197, "longitude": 147.3275298, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "What are Hobart's most famous ghost stories?", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-04-04/curious-hobart-famous-ghost-stories-tasmania/10962200", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4058, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC page names the Drunken Admiral on Hobart's waterfront; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Drunken Admiral point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5177; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Drunken Admiral, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8811591, "longitude": 147.3349313, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "Henry Jones in Drunken Admiral Henry Jones apparition", "canonical_figure": "Henry Jones", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "What are Hobart's most famous ghost stories?; Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-04-04/curious-hobart-famous-ghost-stories-tasmania/10962200#drunken-admiral", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4059, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC page names the Lenna of Hobart Hotel; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Lenna of Hobart point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5178; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Lenna of Hobart Hotel, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8873486, "longitude": 147.3357623, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "Alex in Lenna of Hobart Alex and Harriet", "canonical_figure": "Alex", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "What are Hobart's most famous ghost stories?; Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-04-04/curious-hobart-famous-ghost-stories-tasmania/10962200#lenna", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4060, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC page names Narryna in Battery Point; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Narryna Heritage Museum point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5179; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Narryna Heritage Museum, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8892857, "longitude": 147.3315508, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "Polly in Narryna Polly ghost", "canonical_figure": "Polly", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "What are Hobart's most famous ghost stories?; Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-04-04/curious-hobart-famous-ghost-stories-tasmania/10962200#narryna", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4064, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `St Andrews Inn` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as St. Andrews Inn, Midland Highway, Cleveland, Tasmania, 7211, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5183; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "St Andrews Inn, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -41.8048849, "longitude": 147.4039171, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2019, "title": "On Drive with Piia; Ghost stories, adulting app and mental health", "canonical_figure": "Lucy", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/northtas-drive/ghost-stories/10986996", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4069, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Kilcoy` in a ghost/supernatural context; 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place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Bellbird Grove, QLD", "region": "Bellbird Grove", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.4238044, "longitude": 152.903316, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2020, "title": "Bellbird Grove, Queensland 2020", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2177-bellbird-grove-queensland-2020", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 247, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Hepburn Springs, Victoria", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Hepburn Springs, VIC", "region": "Hepburn Springs", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.3161925, "longitude": 144.1467627, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2020, "title": "Hepburn Springs, Victoria 2020", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2140-hepburn-springs-victoria-2020", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 359, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Kinbombi Falls, Queensland", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; 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gazetteer result state-checked as Princess Theatre, Earl Street, Launceston, Tasmania, 7250, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5165; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Princess Theatre Launceston, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -41.436237, "longitude": 147.1413958, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2020, "title": "Launceston's Princess Theatre celebrates colourful history", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-11-17/princess-theatre-celebrates-50-years-launceston-history/12886618", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4068, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Port Arthur Historic Site` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Port Arthur Historic Site, Port Arthur, Tasmania, 7182, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5187; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -43.1531346, "longitude": 147.8694003, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2020, "title": "Imagine being grabbed around the ankle when there's no-one else in the room. 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place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "region": "Gold Coast", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.0023731, "longitude": 153.4145987, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2022, "title": "2022 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 22-06-2022", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2251-2022-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-22-06-2022", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1018, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "2022 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 25-06-2022", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "region": "Gold Coast", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.0023731, "longitude": 153.4145987, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2022, "title": "2022 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 25-06-2022", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2252-2022-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-25-06-2022", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 4010, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `York` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as York, Western Australia, 6302, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5124; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "York, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.8889034, "longitude": 116.7691483, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2022, "title": "Ghosts of Castle, Settlers hotels and Old York Hospital spook and delight tourists in WA town", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; ABC", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-19/ghosts-of-york-wa-haunt-locals-tourists/101082076", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4030, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Castle Hotel` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Castle Hotel, South Street, York, Western Australia, 6302, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5145; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Castle Hotel York, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.8898416, "longitude": 116.7682163, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2022, "title": "Ghosts of Castle, Settlers hotels and Old York Hospital spook and delight tourists in WA town", "canonical_figure": "spook", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-19/ghosts-of-york-wa-haunt-locals-tourists/101082076", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4065, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Gladstone Gaol` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Gladstone Gaol Tourist Complex, Gladstone, South Australia, 5473, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5184; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Gladstone Gaol, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.2617877, "longitude": 138.3558523, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2022, "title": "Gladstone Gaol caretakers hang up their keys as 'haunted' building succumbs to lack of volunteers and visitors", "canonical_figure": "reported_ghost_or_apparition", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-06-16/gladstone-gaol-overnight-stay-closed-sa-history/101158748", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4076, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC page names Settlers Hotel in York as the site of Mrs Inkpen's ghost; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Settlers Inn result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5195; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Settlers Inn, York, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.8887729, "longitude": 116.7679705, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2022, "title": "ghost in Settlers Inn Mrs Inkpen ghost", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Ghosts of Castle, Settlers hotels and Old York Hospital spook and delight tourists in WA town; ABC Midwest & Wheatbelt", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-19/ghosts-of-york-wa-haunt-locals-tourists/101082076#settlers", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4077, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "ABC page names Old York Hospital in York and reports paranormal figures there; exact hospital coordinate did not verify, so the representative public flag uses the state-checked York town result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5196; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "York, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -31.8889034, "longitude": 116.7691483, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2022, "title": "figures in Old York Hospital paranormal figures", "canonical_figure": "figures", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Ghosts of Castle, Settlers hotels and Old York Hospital spook and delight tourists in WA town; ABC Midwest & Wheatbelt", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-19/ghosts-of-york-wa-haunt-locals-tourists/101082076#old-york-hospital", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4136, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "ABC page names Fremantle Arts Centre and discusses haunted claims and paranormal experiences there; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Fremantle Arts Centre result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5268; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Fremantle Arts Centre, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -32.0476763, "longitude": 115.7539837, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2022, "title": "spirits in Fremantle Arts Centre haunted claims", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Fremantle Arts Centre director calls for stories to explore history of former lunatic asylum; ABC Radio Perth", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-04/fremantle-lunatic-asylum-womens-home-now-arts-centre/101033894#haunted-claims", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4238, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ABC search text matched `Port Arthur Historic Site`; coordinates reused from existing reviewed frontend/stage place catalog.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5416; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -43.1531346, "longitude": 147.8694003, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2022, "title": "Tasmanian cultural heritage curator Elspeth Wishart reflects on a fascinating career", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-14/tasmania-cultural-heritage-curator-elspeth-wishart-career/101218150", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4250, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC search text matched `Majestic Theatre`; coordinates reused from existing reviewed frontend/stage place catalog.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5428; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Majestic Theatre, QLD", "region": null, "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -26.3656737, "longitude": 152.857472, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "existing_frontend_or_stage_place_catalog", "verification_status": "verified_place", "year": 2022, "title": "Finding true love at the barre", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "The Stage Show", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/the-stage-show/aus-ballet-romeo-and-juliet-phantom-of-the-opera-the-mousetrap/14071056", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 83, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Mitta Mitta, Victoria", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Mitta Mitta, VIC", "region": "Mitta Mitta", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -36.625397, "longitude": 147.3283168, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2023, "title": "Mitta Mitta, Victoria 2023", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/victoria/2271-mitta-mitta-victoria-2023", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 213, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Mt Nebo, Queensland", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Mt Nebo, QLD", "region": "Mt Nebo", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.3752485, "longitude": 152.7790189, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2023, "title": "Mount Nebo, Queensland 2023", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/queensland/2273-mount-nebo-queensland-2023", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1019, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "2023 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 01-10-2023", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Gold Coast, QLD", "region": "Gold Coast", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.0023731, "longitude": 153.4145987, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2023, "title": "2023 - Gold Coast Bulletin Yowie Article 01-10-2023", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/media-clips/2267-2023-gold-coast-bulletin-yowie-article-01-10-2023", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 3986, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `Willow Court` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Willow Court Historic Site, The Avenue, New Norfolk, Tasmania, 7140, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5083; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Willow Court, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.7854275, "longitude": 147.0636218, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2023, "title": "'What is ethical and appropriate?': Should ghost tours be allowed at a former Tasmanian asylum?", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; Mornings", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/hobart/programs/mornings/should-ghost-tours-be-allowed-at-a-former-tasmanian-asylum/102586408", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4018, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Sutton Forest` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Sutton Forest, New South Wales, 2577, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5132; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Sutton Forest, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.5672546, "longitude": 150.3212358, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2023, "title": "The stories of Australia's ghosts", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/overnights/the-stories-of-australian-ghosts/102927054", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4029, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Brisbane` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5144; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Brisbane, QLD", "region": "Brisbane", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -27.4689623, "longitude": 153.0235009, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2023, "title": "The stories of Australia's ghosts", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/overnights/the-stories-of-australian-ghosts/102927054", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4089, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Greenough` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Greenough, Western Australia, 6532, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5209; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Greenough, WA", "region": null, "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -28.9199695, "longitude": 114.7172748, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2023, "title": "Greenough ghost tour and sleepover", "canonical_figure": "unnamed_greenough_ghosts", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust and ABC public pages", "source_type": "institutional_history_and_media_pages", "publication": "National Trust / Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/event/greenough-ghost-tour-sleepover/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4240, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC search text matched `Adelaide Gaol`; coordinates reused from existing reviewed frontend/stage place catalog.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5418; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Gaol, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9179424, "longitude": 138.5848489, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2023, "title": "Old Adelaide Gaol gives former-Crows captain the creeps", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Breakfast", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/adelaide-breakfast/adelaide-gaol/102797636", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 43, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Christmas Hills Reserve, Tasmania (Near Elizabeth Town)", "confidence": "high", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Christmas Hills Reserve, TAS", "region": "Christmas Hills Reserve", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -40.90011, "longitude": 144.9947, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_matched", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Christmas Hills Reserve, Tasmania 2024", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/tasmania/2274-christmas-hills-reserve-tasmania-2024", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 3985, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `Kapunda` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Kapunda, South Australia, 5373, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5082; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kapunda, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.339951, "longitude": 138.915863, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Adelaide - Australia's most haunted town", "canonical_figure": "most_haunted", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; Afternoons", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/adelaide-afternoons/ghost-tours/104542916", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4049, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `North Kapunda Hotel` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as North Kapunda Hotel, 50, Main Street, Kapunda, South Australia, 5373, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5168; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "North Kapunda Hotel, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.3407794, "longitude": 138.9157143, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Adelaide - Australia's most haunted town", "canonical_figure": "most_haunted", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/adelaide-afternoons/ghost-tours/104542916", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4050, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Port Adelaide` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Port Adelaide, South Australia, 5015, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5169; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Adelaide, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.8342755, "longitude": 138.5123548, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Thirsty ghosts haunt Port Adelaide's pubs", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/adelaide-breakfast/haunted-port/104541506", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4052, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Cowandilla` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Cowandilla, South Australia, 5033, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5171; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Cowandilla, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9324599, "longitude": 138.5569406, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Haunted house sells for record price in Cowandilla", "canonical_figure": "haunted_house", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/adelaide-breakfast/haunted-house/104084330", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4091, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Launceston Village Cinema` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Village Cinemas Launceston, 159-163, Brisbane Street, Launceston, Tasmania, 7250, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5211; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Village Cinemas Launceston, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -41.4390338, "longitude": 147.136768, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Old Zincy and other tall tales: Tasmania's weirdest urban myths", "canonical_figure": "Ghost of Cinema 2", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust and ABC public pages", "source_type": "institutional_history_and_media_pages", "publication": "National Trust / Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-drive/tasmanian-urban-myths/103995500", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4092, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Sulphur Creek` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Sulphur Creek, Tasmania, 7316, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5212; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Sulphur Creek, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -41.0945112, "longitude": 146.024731, "location_type": "locality", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Old Zincy and other tall tales: Tasmania's weirdest urban myths", "canonical_figure": "unnamed_serendipity_fun_park_ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust and ABC public pages", "source_type": "institutional_history_and_media_pages", "publication": "National Trust / Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-drive/tasmanian-urban-myths/103995500", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4126, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "National Trust NSW page names Woodford Academy and describes the Lady in White / Mary James ghost tradition; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Woodford Academy point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5256; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Woodford Academy, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.733114, "longitude": 150.4736891, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Lady in White in Woodford Academy Lady in White", "canonical_figure": "Lady in White", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust of Australia (NSW)", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "Spooky stories at the National Trust; National Trust NSW Editor", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/blog/spooky-stories-at-the-national-trust/#woodford-lady-in-white", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4127, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "National Trust NSW page names Woodford Academy and separately describes the Lady in Black / Caroline ghost tradition; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Woodford Academy point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5257; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Woodford Academy, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.733114, "longitude": 150.4736891, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Lady in Black in Woodford Academy Lady in Black", "canonical_figure": "Lady in Black", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust of Australia (NSW)", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "Spooky stories at the National Trust; National Trust NSW Editor", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/blog/spooky-stories-at-the-national-trust/#woodford-lady-in-black", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4128, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "National Trust NSW page names Old Government House in Parramatta Park and describes a woman in period costume / Mary Bligh apparition account; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Old Government House point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5258; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Old Government House, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.8121519, "longitude": 150.9973594, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Mary in Old Government House Mary apparition", "canonical_figure": "Mary", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust of Australia (NSW)", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "Spooky stories at the National Trust; National Trust NSW Editor", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/blog/spooky-stories-at-the-national-trust/#old-government-house-mary", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4129, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "National Trust NSW page names Saumarez Homestead in Armidale and identifies the purported ghost as Elsie White; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Saumarez Homestead point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5259; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Saumarez Homestead, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -30.530062, "longitude": 151.6606465, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Elsie White in Saumarez Homestead Elsie White ghost", "canonical_figure": "Elsie White", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust of Australia (NSW)", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "Spooky stories at the National Trust; National Trust NSW Editor", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/blog/spooky-stories-at-the-national-trust/#saumarez-elsie-white", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4130, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "National Trust NSW page names Old Government House and Parramatta Park and describes tour visitors seeing a little girl by the tree; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Old Government House point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5260; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Old Government House, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.8121519, "longitude": 150.9973594, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "little girl in Old Government House little girl by the tree", "canonical_figure": "little girl", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust of Australia (NSW)", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "Spooky stories at the National Trust; National Trust NSW Editor", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/blog/spooky-stories-at-the-national-trust/#old-government-house-little-girl", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4131, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "National Trust NSW page names Old Government House and describes two children hearing a cranky woman whisper on the stairs during a ghost tour; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Old Government House point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5261; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Old Government House, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -33.8121519, "longitude": 150.9973594, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "cranky woman in Old Government House staircase whisper", "canonical_figure": "cranky woman", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust of Australia (NSW)", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "Spooky stories at the National Trust; National Trust NSW Editor", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/blog/spooky-stories-at-the-national-trust/#old-government-house-staircase", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4132, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "State Library Victoria page says Crowther's Christmas ghost begins at Spencer Street before a journey from Melbourne; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Southern Cross Station / former Spencer Street Station result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5262; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Southern Cross Station, Melbourne, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8191925, "longitude": 144.9533975, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_slv_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Crowther's Christmas ghost in Crowther's Christmas ghost at Spencer Street", "canonical_figure": "Crowther's Christmas ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "State Library Victoria", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "A ghost story for Christmas; State Library Victoria", "url": "https://blogs.slv.vic.gov.au/our-stories/a-ghost-story-for-christmas/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4135, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC Listen page names Old Adelaide Gaol and says Gary Joyce from National Parks and Wildlife Service SA shared stories of an invisible man there; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Adelaide Gaol result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5267; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Gaol, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9179424, "longitude": 138.5848489, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "invisible man in Old Adelaide Gaol invisible man", "canonical_figure": "invisible man", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Unexplained stories from the Old Adelaide Gaol; 891 ABC Adelaide", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/weekendswithdeb/gaol-stories/103869128#invisible-man", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4237, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ABC search text matched `Port Arthur Historic Site`; coordinates reused from existing reviewed frontend/stage place catalog.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5415; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -43.1531346, "longitude": 147.8694003, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2024, "title": "Hobart Drive", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Drive", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-drive/hobart-drive/103876878", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3966, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `Hobart` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5054; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Hobart, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8825088, "longitude": 147.3281233, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_record_evidence_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Tour guide shares ghost stories and chilling experiences from Port Arthur Historic Site", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; Your Afternoon", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-your-afternoon/ghost-stories-port-arthur-historic-site/105699390", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3975, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `Monte Cristo Homestead` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Monte Cristo Homestead, 1, Homestead Lane, Junee North, Junee, New South Wales, 2663, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5063; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Monte Cristo Homestead, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.8682927, "longitude": 147.5758032, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Small town behind Australia's 'most haunted house' hopes next buyer will honour legacy", "canonical_figure": "reported_ghost_or_apparition", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; ABC", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-11-14/monte-cristo-homestead-for-sale-in-junee/106004346", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3994, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "ABC segment states a ghost tour operator in historic Beechworth and describes the Mayday Hills/Asylum site and reported ghosts.", "confidence": "high", "notes": "Repaired from broad Port Arthur transcript match to source-stated Beechworth site after route sample review.", "place_name": "Beechworth Asylum, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -36.35165, "longitude": 146.69093, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Dark tourism on the rise in regional Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; The World Today", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/worldtoday/dark-tourism-on-the-rise-in-regional-australia-/104791892", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4048, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Port Arthur Historic Site` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Port Arthur Historic Site, Port Arthur, Tasmania, 7182, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5167; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -43.1531346, "longitude": 147.8694003, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Tour guide shares ghost stories and chilling experiences from Port Arthur Historic Site", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-your-afternoon/ghost-stories-port-arthur-historic-site/105699390", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4067, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public page text names `Swansea` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Swansea, Tasmania, 7190, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5186; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Swansea, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.124933, "longitude": 148.0757326, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "The 'haunted' historic houses of Tasmania's east coast", "canonical_figure": "Harry", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-saturdays/east-coast-tasmania-ghost-stories-noel-stanley/105824130", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4075, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "Territory Stories OCR names Litchfield National Park in the yowie report; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Litchfield National Park result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5194; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Litchfield National Park, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -13.2755716, "longitude": 130.9006256, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_territory_stories_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Yowie in Litchfield National Park yowie speculation", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Territory Stories", "source_type": "public_repository_ocr_text", "publication": "The Northern Territory News, 11 January 2025; News Corp Australia / Library & Archives NT", "url": "https://hdl.handle.net/10070/988600", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4133, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "State Library Victoria page says the brothers went out on the boat Iolanthe into Port Phillip Bay and describes a medium's spirit contact account; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Port Phillip Bay named-feature result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5263; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Phillip Bay, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -38.1046482, "longitude": 144.7798547, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_slv_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "brother's spirit in Iolanthe spirit contact in Port Phillip Bay", "canonical_figure": "brother's spirit", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "State Library Victoria", "source_type": "institutional_history_article", "publication": "Sherlock Holmes and spiritualism: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in Victoria; State Library Victoria", "url": "https://blogs.slv.vic.gov.au/such-was-life/people-professions/sherlock-holmes-and-spiritualism-sir-arthur-conan-doyle-in-victoria/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4139, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC transcript names Piermont in the Alice Maria King ghost story; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Piermont Retreat and Restaurant result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5271; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Piermont Retreat, Swansea, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.1541194, "longitude": 148.0746678, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Alice Maria King in Piermont Alice Maria King ghost story", "canonical_figure": "Alice Maria King", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "The haunted historic houses of Tasmania's east coast; ABC Hobart / Glamorgan Spring Bay Historical Society", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-saturdays/east-coast-tasmania-ghost-stories-noel-stanley/105824130#piermont-alice", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4153, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "ABC Hobart item names Port Arthur in a ghost-stories segment from one of Australia's most haunted places; coordinates use the state-checked OSM/Nominatim Port Arthur Historic Site result.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5294; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -43.1531346, "longitude": 147.8694003, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Ghost stories in Port Arthur ghost stories", "canonical_figure": "Ghost stories", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Ghost stories from one of Australia's most haunted places; ABC Hobart / Port Arthur Historic Site", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-your-afternoon/afternoons/105688410", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4235, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC search text matched `Monte Cristo Homestead`; coordinates reused from existing reviewed frontend/stage place catalog.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5413; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Monte Cristo Homestead, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.8682927, "longitude": 147.5758032, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Tiwi Islands prepare for Cyclone Fina", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australia Wide", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/australia-wide/australia-wide/106015874", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4236, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ABC search text matched `Port Arthur Historic Site`; coordinates reused from existing reviewed frontend/stage place catalog.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5414; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site, TAS", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -43.1531346, "longitude": 147.8694003, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_selected_existing_record_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Dark tourism on the rise in regional Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "The World Today", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/worldtoday/dark-tourism-on-the-rise-in-regional-australia-/104791892", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4242, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "ABC search text matched `Old Melbourne Gaol`; coordinates reused from existing reviewed frontend/stage place catalog.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5420; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Old Melbourne Gaol, VIC", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8078, "longitude": 144.9653, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "existing_frontend_or_stage_place_catalog", "verification_status": "verified_place", "year": 2025, "title": "Melbourne sites with horrific histories embrace a little spookiness this Halloween", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-10-30/halloween-old-melbourne-gaol-pentridge-prison-labassa-mansion/105948238", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4257, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC search text matched `Junee`; coordinates reused from existing reviewed frontend/stage place catalog.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5435; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Junee, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.8150256, "longitude": 147.672675, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_abc_place_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2025, "title": "Tiwi Islands prepare for Cyclone Fina", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "Australia Wide", "url": "https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/australia-wide/australia-wide/106015874", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1134, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "The official Parks Victoria Den of Nargun page links to Google Maps coordinates -37.702110, 147.355978.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 19; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Den of Nargun, Mitchell River National Park, Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.70211, "longitude": 147.355978, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "Parks Victoria official page Google Maps link", "verification_status": "verified_institutional_coordinate", "year": 2026, "title": "Den of Nargun", "canonical_figure": "Nargun", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Parks Victoria", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "Parks Victoria", "url": "https://www.parks.vic.gov.au/places-to-see/sites/den-of-nargun", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1137, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Den of Nargun / Mitchell River National Park place association; coordinates inherited from verified project gazetteer point.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 210; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Mitchell River National Park", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.70211, "longitude": 147.355978, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "seeded_public_source_crosschecked_place", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "Mitchell River National Park", "canonical_figure": "Nargun", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation", "source_type": "community_controlled_public_web", "publication": "Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation", "url": "https://gunaikurnai.org/our-country/joint-management/mitchell-river-national-park/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1141, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Public page associates ghost stories with Port Arthur Historic Site; coordinates are for the named historic site.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 214; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -43.147019, "longitude": 147.851265, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "seeded_public_source_crosschecked_place", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "Ghost Tour - Port Arthur Historic Site", "canonical_figure": "Ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "Port Arthur Historic Site", "url": "https://portarthur.org.au/ghost-tour/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1147, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Official Adelaide Gaol public page identifies the place; coordinate is checked to Adelaide Gaol by place name and Adelaide parklands location.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 220; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Gaol, Adelaide, South Australia", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9157, "longitude": 138.5889, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "official_heritage_page_manual_coordinate_check", "verification_status": "verified_institutional_coordinate", "year": 2026, "title": "Adelaide Gaol | Ghostly sightings", "canonical_figure": "Ghostly sightings", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Gaol", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "Department for Environment and Water, Government of South Australia", "url": "https://www.adelaidegaol.sa.gov.au/visiting-the-gaol/self-guided-adelaide-tours/ghost-sightings", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1148, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Public National Trust event page identifies Hobart Convict Penitentiary; coordinate checked to the named penitentiary site in Hobart.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 221; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Hobart Convict Penitentiary, Hobart, Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8796, "longitude": 147.3275, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "national_trust_event_page_manual_coordinate_check", "verification_status": "verified_institutional_coordinate", "year": 2026, "title": "Dark Ghost Tours - Afterlife Tales of the Hobart Convict Penitentiary", "canonical_figure": "Dark Ghost Tours", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust Tasmania", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "National Trust Tasmania", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/event/dark-ghost-tours-afterlife-tales-of-the-hobart-convict-penitentiary/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1149, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Public National Trust page identifies the Hobart Penitentiary site; coordinate checked to the named site in Hobart.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 222; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Hobart Convict Penitentiary, Hobart, Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -42.8796, "longitude": 147.3275, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "national_trust_event_page_manual_coordinate_check", "verification_status": "verified_institutional_coordinate", "year": 2026, "title": "Hobart Penitentiary - Paranormal Investigation", "canonical_figure": "Paranormal Investigation", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust Tasmania", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "National Trust Tasmania", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/event/hobart_penitentiary_paranormal_investigation/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1150, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Public National Trust page identifies Old Melbourne Gaol; coordinate checked to the Russell Street gaol site in Melbourne.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 223; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Old Melbourne Gaol, Melbourne, Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.8078, "longitude": 144.9653, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "national_trust_event_page_manual_coordinate_check", "verification_status": "verified_institutional_coordinate", "year": 2026, "title": "Ghost! What Ghosts? Night Tour at Old Melbourne Gaol", "canonical_figure": "Ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "National Trust Victoria", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "National Trust Victoria", "url": "https://www.nationaltrust.org.au/event/ghost-what-ghosts-tour-at-old-melbourne-gaol/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1151, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Public page associates ghost-tour narratives with Port Arthur Historic Site; coordinate uses the named historic site point already used in the strict map layer.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 224; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site, Tasmania", "region": null, "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -43.147019, "longitude": 147.851265, "location_type": "named_feature", "geocode_source": "public_heritage_page_existing_coordinate_check", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "Ghost Tours at Port Arthur - Off Season Tasmania 2026", "canonical_figure": "Ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "Port Arthur Historic Site", "url": "https://portarthur.org.au/ghost-tour-off-season/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1152, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Nominatim returned J Ward, Girdlestone Street, Ararat, Victoria, as a tourism/attraction place for the public source location.", "confidence": "C", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 225; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "J Ward, Girdlestone Street, Ararat, Victoria", "region": null, "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -37.2786058, "longitude": 142.9304654, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_verified_place", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "The ghost of Governor Fiddimont", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "J Ward Ararat", "source_type": "seeded_public_web", "publication": "Friends of J Ward Inc.", "url": "http://www.jward.org.au/stories/george-fiddimont/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2711, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Source explicitly names Adelaide Arcade and its resident ghost; representative coordinate is the arcade site.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3655; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Arcade, Adelaide, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9225, "longitude": 138.604, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "OpenStreetMap/official address cross-check for Adelaide Arcade, Rundle Mall/Grenfell Street, Adelaide", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "ghost in Adelaide Arcade history", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Arcade", "source_type": "institutional_history_page", "publication": "Adelaide Arcade history; Adelaide Arcade", "url": "https://adelaidearcade.com.au/history/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2712, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Source explicitly names Adelaide Arcade and its resident ghost; representative coordinate is the arcade site.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3657; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Arcade, Adelaide, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9225, "longitude": 138.604, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "OpenStreetMap/official address cross-check for Adelaide Arcade, Rundle Mall/Grenfell Street, Adelaide", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "ghost in Adelaide Arcade history", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Arcade", "source_type": "institutional_history_page", "publication": "Adelaide Arcade history; Adelaide Arcade", "url": "https://adelaidearcade.com.au/history/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2713, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Source explicitly names Adelaide Arcade and its resident ghost; representative coordinate is the arcade site.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3658; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Arcade, Adelaide, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9225, "longitude": 138.604, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "OpenStreetMap/official address cross-check for Adelaide Arcade, Rundle Mall/Grenfell Street, Adelaide", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "ghost in Adelaide Arcade history", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Arcade", "source_type": "institutional_history_page", "publication": "Adelaide Arcade history; Adelaide Arcade", "url": "https://adelaidearcade.com.au/history/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2714, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Source explicitly names Adelaide Arcade and its resident ghost; representative coordinate is the arcade site.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3659; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Arcade, Adelaide, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9225, "longitude": 138.604, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "OpenStreetMap/official address cross-check for Adelaide Arcade, Rundle Mall/Grenfell Street, Adelaide", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "ghost in Adelaide Arcade history", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Arcade", "source_type": "institutional_history_page", "publication": "Adelaide Arcade history; Adelaide Arcade", "url": "https://adelaidearcade.com.au/history/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2715, "relation_type": "legend_associated_place", "evidence_text": "Source explicitly names Adelaide Arcade and its resident ghost; representative coordinate is the arcade site.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3660; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Arcade, Adelaide, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9225, "longitude": 138.604, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "OpenStreetMap/official address cross-check for Adelaide Arcade, Rundle Mall/Grenfell Street, Adelaide", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "haunted in Adelaide Arcade history", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Arcade", "source_type": "institutional_history_page", "publication": "Adelaide Arcade history; Adelaide Arcade", "url": "https://adelaidearcade.com.au/history/", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3980, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "ABC text names `Campbelltown` in a ghost/supernatural context; gazetteer result state-checked as Campbelltown City Council, Campbelltown, New South Wales, 2560, Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5068; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Campbelltown, NSW", "region": null, "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.0667, "longitude": 150.8167, "location_type": "town", "geocode_source": "Geoscience Australia / public gazetteer cross-check", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "The spooky Aussie folklore of Fisher's Ghost", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "publication": "ABC; 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Department for Environment and Water, South Australia", "url": "https://www.adelaidegaol.sa.gov.au/visiting-the-gaol/self-guided-adelaide-tours/ghost-sightings", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4038, "relation_type": "apparition_location", "evidence_text": "Official Adelaide Gaol page names Adelaide Gaol as the ghost-sighting setting; coordinates use the known Adelaide Gaol public historic site location in South Australia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5157; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Adelaide Gaol, SA", "region": null, "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": -34.9179424, "longitude": 138.5848489, "location_type": "exact_site", "geocode_source": "nominatim_openstreetmap_state_checked_public_page_2026-06-22", "verification_status": "verified_gazetteer_point", "year": 2026, "title": "Ben Ellis in Ghostly sightings", "canonical_figure": "Ben Ellis", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Adelaide Gaol", "source_type": "institutional_web", "publication": "Adelaide Gaol Ghostly sightings; 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When this is done' 19 ^^F tjie Boylya at di^wn out from tbe putient in tbe form of ^r pieces of q^uartz, nhicli are kept bb great curioaitiea. ^1 The ftborig'mes do not appear to comprehend tluit mor- ■ tiility IB.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2293; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "Boylya in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "Boylya", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2088, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "teeth on edge. KiLLAL, subst, — Formica maxima ; lion-ant. K'lLLiN, subst, — The pudenda. KiLUNG, subst, — (K.G.S.) The fresh-water tortoise. K-NUDE, subst, — A species of casuarina. KobbXlXk, subst Pregnancy. KobbXlo, subst, — Stomach ; belly. Kobbalobakkan.tugow, verb — To want. (See Gurdu,) To hunger for a thing. Kobbalo-bu-tirgXdXk, subst, — A sorcerer. Boylya Gradak. Compounded of Kobbalo, stomach ; Buyi, a stone ; and Gadak, possessing. Seemingly answering to our stony ^ or hard-hearted person. KoBART, subst, — A species of spear-wood found in the swamps. KoBAT KobatXnXn, verb— To decoy. 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Wing — K^nba. Wing, outer pinion of — Jili. Wink, to— Butak-butSk. Winter — Maggoro. Witchcraft — Boyl-ya. Withered, dried up ; applied to wood or animals when dead — ^Mandju. Withered; applied to leaves— -Derer. Within — Bura. Without, wanting anything— Bru ; as Boka bru, without a cloak. Wittingly— Ba.ndak. Wive, to ; steal a wife — Kardo barrang. Wizard — Boyl-ya-gad^. Woman— -Yago. Woman, unmarried, or one who has attained the age of puberty — Kung-gur. Woman who has not had children — MSndigara. Woman who has had children— .Yolan^-i^ \\ X^oSsss^^^nx^ WOM • 170 YKL WoM B — Dumbu . 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Moro BOO 16 BOK fresh boughs are then heaped upon the body ; then stout stakes are laid lengthways; then cross pieces pressed firmly into the sides; and then boughs again, and so on, until the surface reaches to a level with the upper ground ; and finally sand or earth is strewed over the top. Whilst all that is above described is going on, the magician, or Bolyagadak, of the tribe, sits wrapped in his cloak at the head of the grave, bending his ear from time to time to the ground, attentively listening for the flight of the spirit, and the communication it may have to make as to the evil origi- nator or cause of his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2296; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "magician in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2091, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ern men ; as also the ciaunt, or tune, if it may be BO called, to which the dniice is performed. The dfluoo is generally performed by the young men. Women saldom take any part in it. Their dances frequently represent »fbB chase, and motions of the kangaroo and emu, the pursdit of a wounded cockatoo, tho course of tt snnke, the trausformatiotis or feats of a magician with » *»\"°i as well aa the measured step and concerted moveweut of « dance of ten or twelve persons ; and, although the figures are somewhat uncouth, the gestores are not ungr'\"'^, ' ' and as secu in the forest on b clear night, by the trig it I blaze of a fij'e,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2297; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "magician in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2092, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of mutual eommunieation in all public matters, wlielhcr of explanation, negotiation, exam i nation, or prosecution. At length, in the year 183Q, that ahle and talented ofBcer, Lieutenant (now Captain) G. Grey, Governor of South AnsCmlia, whilst resting from liis labours of exploring the country, fnrned his attention to this subject, in compliance with tlie spirit of the inatruotionB which he was acting, and cotnpiled a vocabulary, was published in the colony in the shape of a .phlet This was subsequently republished in Lon- don, with the addition of some words, ohicfly peculiar to the locality of King George's Sound. 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The grave is regularly visited during a certain period, to see that it is not disturbed or profaned ; and for a long time afterwards a small hut of reeds or boughs may be observed erected over the grave, before which a fire is frequently lighted, that the spirit of the deceased may, if it pleases, continue still to solace itself as before, in the quiet of the night. BoGALNGUDi, adj. — Humpbacked. BoHN, or BoHBN, subst, — A small red root of the Heemadorum spicatum. This root in flavour somewhat resembles a very mild onion. 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It is considered deadly, and is much dreaded by the natives ; but although several dogs have died sud- denly from the bite of a snake, no white person has hitherto suffered more than a slight inconvenience from temporary pain and swelling of the limb affected. KXbbar, adj. — Bleak ; exposed. Kaddar, subst, — Large black lizard. Kadjin, subst. — Soul ; spirit. The form which rises after death, and goes over the sea to the island of souls. KxDJO, subst. — A native hammer, broad and blunt at one end, and sharp-edged at the other ; formed of two pieces of whinstone, cemented on to a short thick stick, by means of the Tudibi, or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2301; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "spirit in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2096, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "(K.G.S.) A small species of kangaroo. KwiLAS — (K.G.S.) A species of ant. KviELA, luliji.— (K.G.S.) A speclea ol cttaos.t\\\\i3n KW[ 64 Kr-i. KwmiN — (K.G.S.) The Dili of HBpecies ofiomia. KwoaoTH, tuisf. — Soul; iipirit, KwoND*, ivtal. — A Tery deadly species of annke. Kaianla. KvroKNiT, gubtl,—A spedes of acacia. Sec Kun&rt. KwoY-i.i.1110, luhit.- — Soul ; spirit. KwYT-Txi — Melaleuca hainata i having leavea like those ol pine OF fir tree, ooly hoolied at tlie eod ; fuund always : wet or damp soils. Kr-A, tubU (Northern dialect.) An ema. Kr-A—(EBBtGrn dialect.) Ves. Ky at Kiug George's &ouid,i Kr-A-KT-i, inttrj. — An exclamation.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2302; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "spirit in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2097, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a pale yellow- coloured hark. (. — A term used liy the natives to deMgoate Ibeii ancestors or forefatliers, of whom they do not appear to have any disUnct tradition, except that they were very large men. Some snpiiose that they came over the sea, others suppose that the; came from the interior, Irom the north and nonli-cast. Their general belief is that the spirits of the dead go westward over tlie sea to the islandof aouhf, yMtii they connect with the home of their falliera. I bare a strong beUef that they are identical with the nativcH of Papua or New Guinea, having lately seen a young man from that eouutry, who exactly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2303; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "spirits in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2098, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "aerally attacts tenialeg, and the person whom it selects for its victim pines and dies away almost imper- ceptibly. To this creature'e influeiice the aborigines attribute all sores and wounds for which they cannot otherwise account. Its suppoeod shape ia that of a huge winged serpent. It may be a hngeriug remnant of the ti'odilion of the old Serpent or evil spirit. f.liiGAiJiN, hi//.— Ill i very sick ; a, woman who miscarries, or baa any complaint subseijuent to child-birth, is said to be Waugalln, ur under the influeacc of tbo WaugiU. FiUQUt, itiisi Breath ; breathing. ART rUAK, tierb — To pierce through. iR-BUMi, Serb — To.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2304; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "evil spirit in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2099, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ord), Winatding (N.£. dialect) ; Kainbil ; Ki-in. Decated, withered — Mandju. Deceit — Barrit. Deceive, to— Gulin. Deception — Barrit. Decot, to — Kobat kobat^&n ; Myatyl. Deep — Mordak. Deep, deep water — Didaral. Depart, to — Gulbang ; Watto kolo ; Gulbat ; GuluL Departing — Kolbattin. Desire, to ; to direct — Warrang-an. Desirous of— Gurdak. Devil ; evil spirit — Mittagong ; Waugal. Dew — Min-yi ; Jindi ; Barup ; Mammilyar. Diamond-bird ; Pardolotus— there are two kinds, Punctatus, and Striatus — Widapwid^p. Die, to — Gwardo ; Wanni. Dig, to — Bian. Dig up, to — Dtanbarrang ijow. Diminutive — N-yumap ; Bottyn. Direct, in a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2305; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "evil spirit in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2100, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "who osBume the nurks of sor- row, by drawing a Btreai of white across tho forehead, dawn the aides of tlie cheeks, round the chin, and round each eye. While chiy or time is used on these accsaions. When a. man puts on mourning, bs is said to Murh-ra D&bbow i which see. DAKDi,iu6it. — Pudenda. A disease was lately introduEed, wbiah the men attributed to tho witchcraft of the nortbsni Boyl-yagadaliB. DABCun, adj. — Uneven ; as Sudjor dardun, uueren ground, DAnnrw, iui«(. — Wliiting. DlnoANoln, verb. — Prea. part., Ditrgangannin j pa^t leDM] DarganSnSga ; to strika ao aa lo alun or kill, as Nadjul nginui gori dSrgaiigiui, I'll settle.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2306; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "witchcraft in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "witchcraft", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2101, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rt]^Binmna. Wind, north-west — Durga ; DtalUjar. Wind, south — Wu:iti. Wind, south-east — Winit ; D-yedik. ' Wind, south-west — Karring. Wind, east— Nandat ; Nangalar. Wind, west — Durga. Wind, sea-breeze— Gulam win. Wind, land-wind^ — Nandat. Windpipe — Dtag&t ; Mungurdur. Wing — K^nba. Wing, outer pinion of — Jili. Wink, to— Butak-butSk. Winter — Maggoro. Witchcraft — Boyl-ya. Withered, dried up ; applied to wood or animals when dead — ^Mandju. Withered; applied to leaves— -Derer. Within — Bura. Without, wanting anything— Bru ; as Boka bru, without a cloak. Wittingly— Ba.ndak. Wive, to ; steal a wife — Kardo barrang. Wizard —.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2307; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1842, "title": "wizard in A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Descriptive Vocabulary of the Language in Common Use Amongst the Aborigines of Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog/adescriptivevoc00moorgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 639, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1844 - Charles Meredith Diary Entry", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1844, "title": "1844 - Charles Meredith Diary Entry", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "early_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1487-charles-meredith-diary-entry-1844", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 642, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1851 - John Green Diary Entries", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1851, "title": "1851 - John Green Diary Entries", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1516-john-green-diary-entries-1851", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 2102, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "thians, and was introduced by them into Egypt. It also appears to have been at some time introduced here. Relative to the wells, Mr Eyre (vol. i. p. 209) mentions he saw one called \"Beel-im Gaippe.\" \"Gaippe\" means water, (&H op, \"water,\") and the waters of this well may, in reference to the Baal superstitions, be the \"waters of the Baal gods.\" The Baal is a demon known under the name of \" Boyl-ya\" in South Australia, and much dreaded by the natives. The entrance to this well was by a circular opening through a solid sheet of limestone : it was about fifteen inches in dia- meter, but enlarging a little about a foot below the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2308; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "demon in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "demon", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2103, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "re found. The blacks shake their heads very mysteriously if asked any questions about them, preserving a silence either of ignorance or fear. The usual reply is, \" Black fellow make it so long time ago, before white fellow come.\" But on two different occasions two natives whispered to me in a most cautious manner, having looked round to see that the \" Baal\" demon, or the \" Kohen,'' were not at their elbows, \" All hand of dead fellow,\" spreading out their fingers for a short second of time, and evidently fear- ful at disclosing the mysterious legend. What the pigment is I cannot ascertain — it is indelible ; I have endeavoured to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2309; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "demon in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "demon", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2104, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", advancing and dancing with a measured tread, the right foot always in advance, shaking green reeds in their hands, and chanting a low solemn dirge, while the natives who were behind the patient beat time by violently thumping the ground. The magi, after many mystic ceremonies, rendered their labours effectual by extracting from the limb of the patient the evil spirit in the shape of a sharp stone, which they drove into the ground ; but it was too dark, they said, to see it .\" So at Zipan-ga (Japan), the belief is mentioned by Marco Polo, in the thirteenth century, that at Zipan-ga (Japan) the natives possessed charmed stones,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2310; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "evil spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2105, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e, which they drove into the ground ; but it was too dark, they said, to see it .\" So at Zipan-ga (Japan), the belief is mentioned by Marco Polo, in the thirteenth century, that at Zipan-ga (Japan) the natives possessed charmed stones, and wore them between the skin and flesh of their right arms. (See \" Superstitions.\") At Port Essington it is believed that evil spirits dwell in a large kind of tree, called \" Imburra-burra,\" resembling the \"Adansonia.\" Carvings. There are many carvings on the surfaces of rocks, rude representations of fish, birds, animals, human figures, and feet, as well as of boomerangs and other weapons. These.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2311; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirits in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2106, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "al occhio,\" the mythraic superstition still rife in the Mediterra- nean, and known to the natives of Australia as a sacred myth. This imprinting of the hand also obtains among the North- American Indians. It was an ancient custom, and widely diffused. Robertson, in his \"Hindoo Customs,\" says, that in the Mysore country the natives, in order to guard against evil spirits, dip their hands in lime, and impress it on the doors and walls of their houses, believing they are then under the protection of their deity. In reference to these caves in which the impressions of hands appear, and which the natives informed me were the hands of \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2312; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirits in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2107, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "koradgee — sucked the wound, then, holding his saliva, he re- treated ten or twelve paces from the invalid, appeared to mutter some charm for a minute, and, on concluding, placed the crystal in his mouth, sucked it, and then, removing the stone, spat upou the ground, and, trampling on the earth, pressed the discharged saliva into it, as if to tread out the evil spirit. The natives believe that the \" boyl-ya,\" previously men- tioned, is the cause of all sickness and disease. In order to eject this evil spirit a method of enchantment is used among the Western-Australian blacks, which introduces the super- stition of the mystic piece.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2313; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "evil spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2108, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a minute, and, on concluding, placed the crystal in his mouth, sucked it, and then, removing the stone, spat upou the ground, and, trampling on the earth, pressed the discharged saliva into it, as if to tread out the evil spirit. The natives believe that the \" boyl-ya,\" previously men- tioned, is the cause of all sickness and disease. In order to eject this evil spirit a method of enchantment is used among the Western-Australian blacks, which introduces the super- stition of the mystic piece of quartz, and even appears to re- semble mesmeric manipulation. \" This ceremony is performed,\" says the Rev. D. Mackenzie, \" by the person.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2314; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "evil spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2109, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rofess to derive 22 W. A. Miles on Demigods and Daemomia. their power from some pretended communication with this object. Although there seems to he nothing deserving the name of a regular religious rite among them, I am disposed to think that some peculiar ceremonies which have been observed within the last two years are intended to propitiate this dreaded phantom, and to avert the consequences of its anger. And I think in their ceremonies and superstitions may be traced the ob- scure and nearly obliterated relics of the ancient ophilatria, or serpent worship, still extant in India and Africa. \" I am fully convinced that these.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2315; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "phantom in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2110, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "me, miserable and alone. What a remarkable coincidence,\" remarks the worthy compiler, \" with the opinions of the ancient nations !\" Among the Swan- River tribes the spirit is supposed to go far away in the west to the island of souls. (See Rev. D. Mackenzie's \" Emigrant's Guide,\" in verb. \" Netengar.\") The Naowe tribe, according to Angas, believe that their ghosts de- part and people the islands in Spencer's Gulf. There is an Irish superstition relative to a temporary future state, which taught a return to a terrene existence after a lapse of years. The peasantry believe moths and butterflies to be embodiments of the souls of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2316; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "ghosts in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. 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In this ceremony, after a very singular and not un- pleasing dance with branches in either hand, all, with the exception of the two old men who were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2317; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirits in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2112, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he name of this imaginary being is Binbeal. They assign to him the making of an original pair, from whom has descended the present race of man. There is evidently much vagueness and obscurity in their notions on this particular topic. But they are more distinct in their representation of the relation he is to bear to them after death. He is said to take the spirits of deceased natives and subject them to a sort of purgatory, placing them in fire to try them whether good or bad ; the good are at once liberated, but the bad are made to suffer for an indefinite time. They have sometimes replied to my inquiry ' who made all things V.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2318; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirits in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2113, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d shews that Ophic worship prevailed in the wilds of America as well as in the wildernesses of Australia. For an account of this serpent mound in Western America, see \"Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley.\" The natives on the Murray and Murrumbidgee rivers be- lieve in a spirit of the waters, named \" Biam.\" (See Eyre, vol. ii. p. 362.) Like all their spirits, he is supposed to be a black man. He is believed to be deformed at the extremities, and is always sitting cross-legged on the ground, or ferrying about in his canoe. He is a spirit of such dreaded and malignant power that there are certain sorcerers particularly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2319; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2114, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s it, then they proceed fur- ther: if it gives an affirmative, the inquest is then continued there. It is believed that the affirmative is given when the W. A. Miles on Demigods and Dcemonia. 17 corpse is moved round, which motion is said to be produced by the body itself, influenced by \" kuin-yo,\" who is hovering over the bier. (In the Egyptian paintings a spirit is repre- sented hovering over a corpse stretched upon a bier.) If the murderer is present, the bier is said to carry itself against him, so that some of the branches on which the corpse is laid may touch him, and then a fight ensues. (See Teichellmann's Vocabulary, p..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2320; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2115, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "by the lashings of his enormous tail. This will be again referred to under the subject of superstitions in reference to ophic worship. Among the Murray-River tribes a net, during sickness, is worn as a charm round the waist, and it is called \" mw-tum.\" The sorcerers are called \"mm-tappa.\" (See Angas, vol. i. p. 93.) At Port Jackson the natives believed in a spirit named \" mawn.\" (See Tench's \" Port Jackson,\" p. 106.) They would not touch a corpse, believing that the \" mawn \" would seize and fasten upon them in the night. W. A. Miles on Demigods and Dcemonia. 19 The following interesting paper, from the able pen of Mr. Assistant.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2321; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2116, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "that \" pindye \" implies a European, the same as \" Djanga,\" (the dead,) means a European at Swan River.] \" The ' pindye ' is the place of souls in the far west, whence the souls of the unborn come, and, hovering among the grass-trees, wait for the hour of conception, to enter a human body, and, after death and burial, to return there again : if unburied, the spirit is sup- posed to wander an indefinite time, miserable and alone. What a remarkable coincidence,\" remarks the worthy compiler, \" with the opinions of the ancient nations !\" Among the Swan- River tribes the spirit is supposed to go far away in the west to the island of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2322; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "spirit in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2117, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "mong the grass-trees, wait for the hour of conception, to enter a human body, and, after death and burial, to return there again : if unburied, the spirit is sup- posed to wander an indefinite time, miserable and alone. What a remarkable coincidence,\" remarks the worthy compiler, \" with the opinions of the ancient nations !\" Among the Swan- River tribes the spirit is supposed to go far away in the west to the island of souls. (See Rev. D. Mackenzie's \" Emigrant's Guide,\" in verb. \" Netengar.\") The Naowe tribe, according to Angas, believe that their ghosts de- part and people the islands in Spencer's Gulf. There is an Irish.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2323; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "ghosts in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2118, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "anoe, and all who might be fishing, and then descends to the depths below. In south-west Australia, as well as on the eastern coast, there are similar superstitions. The tribes believe in an aquatic monster named \" Wau-gul,\" also residing in fresh waters, and endowed with supernatural powers. (See Grey's Vocabu- lary.) The Murray blacks believe in a fearful spirit named \" Oor- undoo ;\" that he came down in a canoe, commanded the waters to rise, and formed the River Murray. He is said to have made the two lakes, Alexandrina and the Albert, in order to drown two of his refractory wives. The same superstition obtains among the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2324; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "supernatural in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2119, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "m, rude and obscure indeed, but in all probability the indistinct relics of some older and more complete system. It must be sufficiently obvious to all who have had much intercourse with the native tribes, that they are exceedingly reluctant to speak on these subjects; a circumstance readily accounted for by the fact, that whatever notions they entertain of supernatural beings, all refer to objects of fear and dread, and not of love. The older natives can scarcely be brought at all to speak about their traditions, but from the young men I have latterly ob- tained some more definite information than I formerly pos- sessed, which.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2326; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1854, "title": "supernatural in How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text_article", "publication": "How did the Natives of Australia become Acquainted with the Demigods and Daemonia, and with the Superstitions of the Ancient Races?; W. Augustus Miles", "url": "https://archive.org/download/jstor-3014132/3014132_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1759, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ent, on an improved process, had been formed by a Scotch gentleman, a Mr. Atchison, on the Broad Water, one of the beautiful estuaries described by Captain Perry, on the north branch of the river. While the steamboat Urara stopped to land supplies from Sydney, Mr. Atchison showed me over the establishment, the condition of which was highly creditable to its spirited proprietor ; and I was told at the time that he had con- tracted to kill and cure five thousand head of cattle for Clark Irving, Esq., the member of parliament for the Clarence District. An incipient town had also been formed a few miles ferther up at the \" Elbow,\" the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1945; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1760, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", although at present almost beyond the pale of civilisation, will be very soon .opened up, and thickly settled by means of steam communication with and fix>m Brisbane, whenever Moreton Bay is erected into a separate colony. At present, with a government five hundred miles off, and evidently caring nothing fi>r their interests or welfare, the people have no spirit to do anything in the way of availii^ themselves of the extraordinary capabilities of the country. These will be developed very speedily, and to a wonder^ extent, under a more rational system. Qth. — ^Two gentlemen firom Brisbane had come out, on busi- ness, to Mr..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1946; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1761, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ery remarkable illustrations of the proverbial genius of the Anglo-Saxon race for the noble and truly imperial art of colonisation.\" The inhabitants of Toowoomba are in no respect behind their neighbours of Drayton in the estimate they have formed of the physical character and capabilities of their highly-favoured dis- trict. On the contrary, in the genuine spirit of rivalry, they go a step beyond their neighbours, and lodge a claim with his Excellency lor being constituted not only a separate municipality, but the capital of Queensland I In their address to the governor, on his first visit to the Downs, afier congratulating him.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1947; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1762, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ent castle, the soene of many early associations, and now quite as uninhabited as this, « l^th. — To the left or westward (^ that supposed river channel, A mighty isolated mountain mass diut out any view of the furtBer course of the water of the valley formed between it and these slopes; but as the very lowest point of the whole horizon, as indicated by the spirit-level of the theodolite, lay in that direc- tion, I determined to pursue that bearing (10^ W. of N.)throiigh the opei forest oountiy that intervened. I found that the moun- tain commanding this view was elevated 2247 feet above the sea. Although we were approaching the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1948; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1763, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "led her to suspect the reality of the white man's relationship to her family ; for she actually instigated her husband to murder Darumboy in revenge for the loss of her dog I This, it seems, the old man was not indisposed to do ; for^ scowling at Davies, and working himself up into a frenzy of passion at him, he told him he was not Darumboy, but Mawgooy^ a spirit or ghost, which he intended, of course, as a term of great reproach. At all events Davies saw that his life was no longer in safety, and that his only security lay in putting the old black fellow in bodily fear of him. So being a short, stout, powerftil man, he \" turned.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1949; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "ghost in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1764, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ions of the Bechuanas, another African nation. \" These beings,\" observes a writer in the \" North British Keview,\" for November, 1845, on the authority of the missionaries, '^ had no ideas of anything beyond this world. Several, interrogated by the missionaries Schmelin, Campbell, and Moffitt, declared that they had no idea whatever of a God or devil, or any spirit, of a future state, or immortality of the soul ; and yet they had in general acute intellects and excellent memories.\" Nay, the Danish Govemmejit having had an exploratoiy ex- pedition, under the command of Captain Graah, an able and zealous naval officer of that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1950; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "devil in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1765, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "lf being situated on the elevated point of land already men- tioned, and commanding a beautiful view of the bay with its fine scenery all round. But— ** * Every leaf was at rest, and I heard not a sound ' from the uninhabited mansion. It looked like one of those haunted houses that one sometimes sees in England, and that nobody will occupy for fear of * the ghost ;' and when we reflected that it would probably cost from 1500/. to 2000/. to erect such a cot- tage, with all its appendages, in Sydney, and that it would rent, if there, at 200/. a year, our party named it ' Bigge's Folly,' and rode on. At short distances towards the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1951; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "ghost in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1766, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nciliated their affections once more, and succeeded in keeping the peace. In regard to the word Mawgooy^ I may mention, as an additional illustration- of the singular diversity of languages among the aborigines of Australia, that it is not known among another tribe of black natives whom Davies visited, considerably farther northward ; the word there for the ghost of a man being Muthevj and for that of a woman Tarcan, The synonyme for a ghost in another tribe which he visited was Balooyeh, I met with Davies quite accidentally at a squatter's station, on. the Pine River, where he arrived on one of the evenings I was there, along.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1952; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "ghost in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1767, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he Australian dialects. There are at least twenty-five different dialects spoken within 200 miles' radius of Brisbane. \" Turrubul *' is spoken at Brisbane, and \" Dippil \" about the Glasshouse mountains, sixty miles north- ward from the capital of Queensland. [The vowels are pronounced as in French.] English. Turrubul. DipplL man tyan dan woman jundal nilgai ghost * or white man magui mether father bing bobbin mother . pujang npavang son numng yimmn daughter nurringun naiber dog mirri wutta emu nguyi nguruin kangaroo kuruman faroman laughing jackass kakowan kaggu * Tn many dialects the word i neaninir '* ehost \" or \"demon\" has been.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1953; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "ghost in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1768, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "m. They also believe in the existence of many demons, of whom Tnrra- mullun is the chief. They say that Turramullun .is the author of disease and of medical skill, of mischief and of wisdom also ; that he appears in the form of a serpent at their great assemblies. It is remarkable that they have everywhere applied to white men the word originally meaning *' ghost \" or supernatural being. At Moreton Bay '^makoron\" is ghost, demon, or white fellow; a little way firom here \" magui \" bears these meanings ; and on the Barwan and Namoi ** wunda \" stands for the same. There is in all parts of the country a traditional system of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1954; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "supernatural in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1769, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ation, although to the surprise and mortification of most of our Sydney legislators, that it did- contain a clause to the effect I had recommended. That clause, I am happy to add, providing as it did for the separation of Moreton Bay, has proved the Magna Charta of Queensland. It is a saying of the great Martin Luther, that wherever €rod plants a church the devil is sure to have a public-house erected right opposite. In accordilnce ynHk this principle, no sooner was the boon of separation obtained in prospectu for the future colony of Queensland, than a great effort was made by the principal squatters — gentlemen who consider.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1955; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "devil in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1770, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "indifferent land, and the whole is so intersected with streams and fi*esh- water marshes, that if such a block were divided into fiirms of 300 acres, each ferm would have its propor- tion of the advantages common to the whole.\" To continue my Rough Notes : — The land available for agri- culture commences at a point where the river forms what is called \"The Devil*s Elbow,\" about twenty miles below Grafton; and from that point to the Falls, thirty miles above the town by the course of the river, the land on both sides is of alluvial formation, and therefore fitted, in the highest degree, for culti- vation. Describing this part of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1956; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "devil in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1771, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "verely, and sometimes other parts of their bodies. Internal diseases are imiformly ascribed to witchcraft or sor- cery. Some black fellow, it is alleged, ill-disposed towards the^i patient, has swallowed a stone or bone, and vomiting it up again, .has spit it out at him, a process which is sure to make him ill, n THE ABORIGINES.. 841 if not to kill him. The wizard is supposed, moreover, to possess the power of conveying himself under ground to the object of his deadly malice ; and when the charge of witchcraft is thus fixed upon a particular individual by the supposed injured party, he is given up to death by his own tribe, and no.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1957; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "wizard in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1772, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "would recommend. From their manner of living, and especially from their always having a fire burning on the bare ground in front of their miser- able huts, close to where they sleep, they are peculiarly subject to accidents from fire. Their feet are often burnt severely, and sometimes other parts of their bodies. Internal diseases are imiformly ascribed to witchcraft or sor- cery. Some black fellow, it is alleged, ill-disposed towards the^i patient, has swallowed a stone or bone, and vomiting it up again, .has spit it out at him, a process which is sure to make him ill, n THE ABORIGINES.. 841 if not to kill him. The wizard is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1958; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "wizard in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1773, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "alleged, ill-disposed towards the^i patient, has swallowed a stone or bone, and vomiting it up again, .has spit it out at him, a process which is sure to make him ill, n THE ABORIGINES.. 841 if not to kill him. The wizard is supposed, moreover, to possess the power of conveying himself under ground to the object of his deadly malice ; and when the charge of witchcraft is thus fixed upon a particular individual by the supposed injured party, he is given up to death by his own tribe, and no injury is inflicted on the avenger of blood who puts him to death. A native of Boralt- chou*s tribe having died, his brother fixed the supposed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1959; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "wizard in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1774, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "told the rest of the tribe what he had done, and where they would find the old man's body, to be disposed of as they Bhould think fit Nothing was done to this murderer, who was permitted to return to his own tribe as a matter of course. The skin of a dead man, placed either imder or over the patient, is supposed to be a powerful specific against sorcery or witchcraft, in cases of disease. A few months after Davies, or Darumboy, a runaway convict, who was recovered from the natives by Mr. Andrew Petrie, at Wide Bay, after having lived among them for fourteen years, had joined the tribe in which he was so long naturalised, he was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1960; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "witch in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1775, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ting out the blood either into the pitcher, or into a small hole dug in the ground to receive it. Under this process the disease or malign influence is supposed to pass out of the body of the patient along the belt into the mouth of the operator, who spits it out with the blood ; the attendants chanting all the while — Baggar mudlo yacca, The stranger has bewitched him, Daggar weng. The stranger is a bad fellow, Baggar bumma. Beat the stranger. Occasionally the aboriginal practitioners blow upon the patient as strongly as they can ; but for what specific purpose I have not been able to ascertain. Frequently, also, the exorcist of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1961; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "witch in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1776, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "fate of Davies' companion, to remove them. If the deceased has fallen in battle there is no coroner's in- quest, so to speak, held on the subject of his death ; but if he has died a natural death, in the vigour of youth or manhood, it is ▲ A3 S6S QUEENSLAND. always presumed bj the natiyes that his dissolution has been brought about hj some un&ir means — by witchcrail or sorcery, of course — and an inquiiy into the cause of it is instituted accord- ingly. With this Tiew the soothsayer or exorcist of the tribe, or some person corresponding to the priest Chalcas in the Grecian army under the walls of Troy (for superstition is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1962; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "witch in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1777, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "out for death, and though nothing should be done to him at the time, he is sure to be eventually surprised and killed, and his body to be disposed of in the same way. The skins of the de- ceased are carefully preserved among the tribe, and, as I have already observed, are frequently placed either under or over sick persons, as an effectual specific against witchcraft or sorcery. The aborigines of Australia are, therefore, decided cannibals ; the general mode of disposing of the dead being the one I have described, and the exceptions being merely the cases of old men and women dying of the infirmities of age.* In the latter cases.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1963; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "witch in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1778, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he noble river, which winds almost under foot, and appears and disappears, and appears again as it pursues its tortuous course through the dark forest to the bay, or is traced upwards towards its sources, presents ever and anon points of view surpassingly beauti^ ; the tiu<^ brushes on its banks, with the majestic Moreton Bay pine, overtopping all the other giants of the forest, ma%ly indicating the ^pots of extraordinary fertility where the hand of man is perhaps erecting his future dwelling, and transforming the wilderness into smiling £mns and fruitful fields. As yet, indeed, man can scarcely be said to have done more than just.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1964; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "giant in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1779, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "g the end of the island, and coming into the main stream, we fbimd the river again widened out into a magnificent sheet of water, overhimg on each side with immense tea-trees, which pro- jected far into the water below. These trees are very different fix)m the stunted small-leaved specimens of the genus that are to be found in Sydney. In size they rival the giant productions of some of our southern brushes, whilst their leaves are long, straight, and pendant, the leaf-bearing twigs drooping down fi'om the boughs in the same style as the weeping willow, which tree in appearance the tea-tree of the Fitzroy veiy much resembles. On.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1965; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "giant in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1780, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "terior; but if once a stationaiy mission could be established near the coast> it would, on account of the numbers located within a comparatiTely short distance, be a more favourable position than a station in the interior. Note an the Traditions of the Aborigines, WheneTer I hare eonyersed with the aborigines, I find they have definite traditions concerning supernatural beings. On the Barwan and Namoi APPENDIX I. . 445 they say there is one Being who made all things, whom they never saw, though they hear His Toice in thunder. They speak of Him by the name \" Baiame ; ** and those who have learnt that \" Gk>d ** is the name by which.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1966; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "supernatural in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1781, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rigines can sound the letter. S, while a word ending in a liquid^ having indeed no consonants but liquids, is quite in accordance with the smooth sound of their usual speech; and because '< Immanuel\" is a word which I can literally translate into the aboriginal language, as I could not at present do with the names of *^ Jesus\" and *' Christ\" ('^ngeane-kunda-Baiame\" in Kamilaroi means *' with us God\".) I prepared and distributed at Moggil six tracts in TurrubuL On the road to Warwick, on the 26 th, X met an aboriginal native of the F F 2 436 APPENDIX L Hunter BiTer district who had been to Scotland. He speaks botii Rnglish and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1967; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "Baiame in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1782, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n in the interior. Note an the Traditions of the Aborigines, WheneTer I hare eonyersed with the aborigines, I find they have definite traditions concerning supernatural beings. On the Barwan and Namoi APPENDIX I. . 445 they say there is one Being who made all things, whom they never saw, though they hear His Toice in thunder. They speak of Him by the name \" Baiame ; ** and those who have learnt that \" Gk>d ** is the name by which we speak of the Creator, say that \" Baiame is God.\" Some of them say that Baiame formerly appeared to their fathere ; and a white man assured me that the blacks had told him of laws given by Baiame to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1968; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "supernatural in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1783, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "cerning supernatural beings. On the Barwan and Namoi APPENDIX I. . 445 they say there is one Being who made all things, whom they never saw, though they hear His Toice in thunder. They speak of Him by the name \" Baiame ; ** and those who have learnt that \" Gk>d ** is the name by which we speak of the Creator, say that \" Baiame is God.\" Some of them say that Baiame formerly appeared to their fathere ; and a white man assured me that the blacks had told him of laws given by Baiame to their forefathers. But I never heard them speak of Baiame as a ruler, nor ascribe wisdom and goodness to Him. They also believe in the existence of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1969; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "supernatural in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1784, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". They speak of Him by the name \" Baiame ; ** and those who have learnt that \" Gk>d ** is the name by which we speak of the Creator, say that \" Baiame is God.\" Some of them say that Baiame formerly appeared to their fathere ; and a white man assured me that the blacks had told him of laws given by Baiame to their forefathers. But I never heard them speak of Baiame as a ruler, nor ascribe wisdom and goodness to Him. They also believe in the existence of many demons, of whom Tnrra- mullun is the chief. They say that Turramullun .is the author of disease and of medical skill, of mischief and of wisdom also ; that he appears in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1970; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "Baiame in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1785, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "time, set to music by Mr. Nathan, a talented composer in Sydney; and colonial sentimentalism, which had left the traveller and his party to be provisioned and accoutred as they might for their perilous expedition, neverthe- less shed many a tear over Leichhardt^s grave. At length, on the 25th of March, 1846, the city of Sydney was electrified at the sudden apparition of Dr. Leichhardt and his party (with the single exception of Mr. Gilbert, the naturalist, who had unfortunately been speared by the natives at the south- eastern head of the Gulf of Carpentaria), direct fix)m Port Essington ; having accomplished the grand object of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1971; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "apparition in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3716, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tle soreness on this private accoimt, amid the general rejoicings, and Dr. Leichhardt's departure from an old-established rule, as well as his actual no- menclature, was made the subject of unfriendly criticism in various quarters. But Dr. Leichhardt had received no favours, for which to be thankful at the time, in these quarters ; and he was of too manly a spirit to resort to such a mode of obtaining them in future. There were also a few private individuals who had ren- 112 QUEENSLAND. dered him aamstance in bis day of small thingB, and whose claims on his grateful remembrance he was of too generous a nature to foiget; and he had.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4775; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3717, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and in religion.' \" We object to coolies because, being an ignorant and inferior race of people, they would themselves be sufferers from the tyrannical propensities of their employers, and would, by being COTTON, THE FUTURE STAPLE OP QUEENSLAND. 239 themselves reduced to slavery, degrade the community in which they live. They have neither the energy nor the spirit to oppose attempts made on their rights and privileges. \" We object to them because their presence, as a distinct race, would retard our national progress, and tend to overthrow our civil and religious liberty ; and when they were old and used up, or disabled, they would.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4776; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3718, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t they were the first portion of the family of man that reached the south-eastern extremity of Asia, and peopled the multitude of the isles of the Indian Archipelago ; which they ap- pear to have done by passing successively, in the course of ages, from island to island, northward, eastward, and southward, as * Observations, &0., p. 589» 318 QUEENSLAKD. the spirit of adyentiire — or accident, in the case of unexpected storms at sea — or the eyent of war, compelling the yanqxiished to take to their boats, to save themselves from an indiscriminate massacre on shore, had gradually led to the discovery and occu- pation of another and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4778; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3719, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Why she had done so? she repUedwith the greatest apparent indiffe- rencc)- \" Piccaninny too much cry I \" 880 QUEENSLAND. tions, under the European colonists ; the tribe in actual possession of any &yourable locality obliging the supernumeraries, or weaker members of its body, to swarm off £x)m time to time, and find « new coimtry for themselves. War and the spirit of ady^itore may doubtless have contributed to the q)eedief and more exten-^ fiive occupation of the countiy ; but when actual possession has been secured in any of these ways, the right whidi it is supposed to imply is universaUy re^>ected by the natives, except in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4779; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3720, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ing peculiar in the tones of his voice, they are sure to take him off with the most ludicrous effect. In the older settlements of Australia, the sight of a whole company of black natives — both men and women — in a state of beastly intoxication is, imfortunately, by no means uncom- mon; but at Moreton Bay they have happily not yet learned ^►to relish ardent spirits, and the sight of a European under their influence affords them the greatest amusement. The medical practice of the natives is very simple, but by no Z2 340 QUEENSLAND. means ineffectual; and the instances of speedy and perfect recovery in frightful surgical cases in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4780; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirits in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3721, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r people. A variolous disease, somewhat similar to the smaU-pox, which has occasionally prevailed among the natives in various parts of the older colony, from its very commencement, hap- pened to prevail among the tribe in which Baker was domi- ciliated, and proved &,tal in many instances. The natives ascribe this disease to the influence of Budyah, an evil spirit who delights in mischief. Baker, however, had been vaccinated, and did not take the disease ; for although the medical men of the colony are of opinion that it is a different disease from the small- pox, that wonderful specific appears to be equally effectual in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4781; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3722, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rned from the sea to visit them again ; and one native appeared firmly to believe, that his father was come back in the person of either Lee or Connoway (two of the number), and took him to the spot where his body had been burned. On being told that immense numbers of people existed fer beyond their little knowledge, they instantly pronounced them to be the spirits of their countrymen, which, after death, had migrated into other regions.\"* I happened, from time to time, to hear of individual cases of the same kind, in various parts of New South Wales, particularly at the Wollombi, in the district of Hunter's River, and in the Cow-.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4782; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirits in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3723, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "vellers to be entertained - by bar- barous tribes on the subject of God and of religion. The Apostle Paul informs us, that \" the world,\" that is the Grecian and Eoman world, \" by wisdom knew not God ; \" and are we to suppose that the American Indians, with the comparatively pure and exalted ideas they are alleged by certain writers to entertain of the Great Spirit, and the miserable aborigines of Australia, who, according to Count Strzelecki, are equally good theologians, have attained to a knowledge in divine things which escaped the keenest researches of the sages of Greece and Eome ? Aristotle, who, in point of genius and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4783; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3724, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d, the same reviewer informs us that \" Captain Graah praises highly the honesty, hospitality, and, according to their own ideas, the good manners and politeness of these heathens (the Esquimaux of Davis' Straits). They have no religion, no prayers, sacrifices, or other religious observances ; but they have a notion of higher unembodied beings, and ascribe a spirit or power to fire, water, air, the ocean, &c.\"t In answer to a question which I proposed in writing to the Kev. Mr. Schmidt, of the German Mission to the aborigines at Moreton Bay, as to whether the natives of that locality had any idea of a God, or any object of worship,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4784; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3725, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "force and virtoe as if embodied in this Act : Pro* Tided that all such roles and bye-laws shall be approved by the goTenor and Exeentive Ck>onGil, and shall be published in the Queensland Gown^ ment Gagette, and shall be laid before both hooses of Parliament within one month after the next ensuing session, and shall be in all respects in accordance with the spirit of the natimal system of education as hitherto carried on in the colony of New South Wales, except so for as hoein is otherwise provided. 7. Board may assist any primary school. — ^The board may assist any pri- mary school that may be submitted to its supervision and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4786; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3726, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "re looking on. Suddenly, from imder a sheet of bark darted a man with his body whitened by pipeclay, his head and face coloured with lines of red and yellow, and a tufk of feathers fixed by means of a stick two feet above the crown of his head. He stood twenty minutes perfectly still, gazing upwards. An aboriginal who stood by told me he was looking for the ghosts of dead men. At last he began to mov0 Very slowly, and soon rushed to and fro at full speed, flourishing a branch lus if to drive away some foes invisible to us. When I thought his pantomime must be almost over, ten more, similarly adorned, suddenly appeared frotii.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4787; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "ghosts in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3727, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "in it brisk conflict with their mysterious assailants. The musid \"waxed louder as, now and then, the actors came stamping up to the choir ; and at last, after some rapid evolutions ui which they put forth all their strength, they rested from the exciting toil which they had kept up all night and for some hours after sunrise : they seemed satisfled that the ghosts were driven away for twelve months. They were performing the 6ame ceremony at every station along the river ', and I am told it is an annual custom. When their excitement had somewhat subsided, I went round to the several groups, to tell them of the only True Deliverer.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4788; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "ghosts in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3728, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e 127* PORT OF BOCKHAMPTON. RsTUur of Shlpi and Fuiengert, Inwards and Outwards, since the 2nd of October, 1868. r Nan^orsUp. Duke of Wellington Wonga \"Wonga Unde Tom • Storm King . Malay . • « Callender . • Emily Hoit . Eagle . . • Sarah . • • Bonnie Boon Maria . • • Goqnette . • Lady Grey • Edwaid « • Tamar . • • City of Sydney Admella • • Heniy . , , Sea Witch .. Cario • • • Ariel « • » Cecilia. . • Perseverance • Vanquii^ . • Victoria Packet Don Juan . . Wonga Wonga Shamrock . . Boderick Dhn Sarah . . • Yaira Yaiza. Guzelle . « G«orge. • • Carnation . . Lalla Bookh • Brilliant * •. Mavy Jane « Carried forward . I if J3-* 44.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4789; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "witch in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang", "url": "https://archive.org/download/queenslandaustr00langgoog/queenslandaustr00langgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3729, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pensities of their employers, and would, by being COTTON, THE FUTURE STAPLE OP QUEENSLAND. 239 themselves reduced to slavery, degrade the community in which they live. They have neither the energy nor the spirit to oppose attempts made on their rights and privileges. \" We object to them because their presence, as a distinct race, would retard our national progress, and tend to overthrow our civil and religious liberty ; and when they were old and used up, or disabled, they would come upon the institutions of the country; while, if they had been really slaves, those who got the benefit of their strength would have to support them.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4790; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1861, "title": "spirit in Queensland, Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Queensland, Australia; 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Alone in the wilderness, Howe seems to have lived for some time the victim of a despairing conscience. His nature was never without a touch of rude romance, and the recollection of his crimes went far to turn his brain. In his solitary wanderings among the mountains he saw visions. Spirits appeared to him and promised him happiness. The ghosts of his victims arose, and threatened despair. He kept a journal of his dreams--a journal written with blood, on kangaroo skin. It is possible that, in a land of fruits and game, he might have lived a hermit, and died a penitent. 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The pair started. Night fell and they did not return. It was suggested that they had seen the vessel, and got aboard her. Others, more charitable in their conclusions, affirmed that the vessel was but the phantom of the old man's brain, and that he would return with his wearied comrade before morning broke. The day dawned, however, upon that sleepless night, and yet no sign of the scouts. \"It's all a dream of his,\" said Veale; \"we had better go and look for our food, lest our.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2055; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1871, "title": "phantom in Old Tales of a Young Country", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Old Tales of a Young Country; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1867, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "themselves along the shore when Millechant gives utterance to a wild shout, and runs whooping like a madman along the sand. A boat full of men cheering in English is coming straight to them over the sparkling sea. Down go eggs and blubber, and the rescued mariners, stumbling forward, caper and weep in extravagance of joy. Spesinick and Soper had chased the phantom all night. The old man sank at last overpowered with fatigue at the summit of a cliff, from which they could both see a schooner sailing smartly from the island. 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On the 28th of February a \"mutinous plot\" was discovered among the convicts, who had planned to steal the provisions and take to the bush. Four were arraigned, three sentenced to death, and the fourth to be flogged. Only one, however, was executed--the ringleader, Thomas Barrett, \"an old and desperate offender, who died with a hardy spirit.\" He was swung off the limb of a big tree, near which were assembled the whole body of convicts, guarded by the battalion of marines. The constitution of the court by which these fellows were tried was rather peculiar. 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As a natural consequence, scurvy broke out: vegetables were scarce, and the garrison fell sick. It drew near the time for the departure of the ships for Europe, and earnest representations were made concerning the supply of fresh meat. But there was a hopeful spirit abroad. On the anniversary of the King's birthday all the officers dined with the Governor, and among other toasts drunk was that of \"Prosperity of Sydney Cove, in Cumberland County.\" At daylight the ships fired 21 guns each, which was repeated at noon, and answered by.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2059; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1871, "title": "spirit in Old Tales of a Young Country", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Old Tales of a Young Country; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1870, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d of talents which may be useful to society. I feel for your situation, and as long as you act the part of a good citizen, I will be your protector; you will have time and opportunity to rescue yourself from the obloquy of your former conduct.' Alas, my lord, George Barrington had never the supreme felicity of having such comfort administered to his wounded spirit. As matters have unfortunately turned out, the die is cast; and as it is, I have resigned to my fate without one murmur of complaint.\" Being shipped off to his new home, Mr. Barrington not only conducted himself with propriety, but did the State some service. 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A bullet wound received on Finchley Common incapacitated him for his profession, and he then turned parson and pickpocket. With this worthy, Barrington joined his fortunes, and introducing him to poor H. as \"Captain\" James, the two rooked him without mercy. The \"Thatched House\" and the \"Devil's Tavern\" at Temple Bar were the favourite resorts of the two friends, and they soon became famous for their easy bearing and gentlemanly address. Cautious and cool, Barrington mixed in the best society, and picked its aristocratic pockets without detection. The noblemen.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2065; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1871, "title": "devil in Old Tales of a Young Country", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Old Tales of a Young Country; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1872, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "aste more precious time in repairing this damage. Without tools they toiled many days to make the boat sufficiently seaworthy to enable them to rejoin their companions. One day Dominick Spesinick, who was an elderly man, left them to stroll along the shore. In a short time he returned gesticulating with vehemence, but speechless. Rough Veale asks, \"What the devil is the foolish fellow at?\" and at last comprehends that Spesinick, being on a high point of land, has seen a vessel. The party had been so often deceived by the appearance of large birds, which, sitting on the water, had all the form of a distant ship, that they declined.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2067; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1871, "title": "devil in Old Tales of a Young Country", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Old Tales of a Young Country; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1873, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ight; but she returned without seeing their signals, and hope vanished. For six days the miserable wretches starved within sight of their prison home, and at last plucked up courage to make a last effort for life. They told Buckley that they had determined to retrace their steps round the bay to the settlement, and urged him to accompany them. The desperate giant refused. He would have liberty at any hazard. Death in the gloomy swamps, the fantastic underwood, or the barren sand hills, seemed not so terrible as the death-in-life of the convict sheds. They might go if they pleased--he would remain. 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Next day, however, he discovered the reason of his friend's kindness. He was to be exhibited as the Anglo-Australian giant! \"I soon,\" says he, \"gave a denial to any such display, very much to the mortification, as I afterwards understood, of the stage manager, who had publicly notified my appearance.\" I wonder who was this ingenious dog. 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To add to the terror of their situation, an enormous whale, driven in by the storm, rose close to them, and began beating the water \"within a few yards of the stern of the boat.\" From this sea-giant their good fortune preserved them, and by dint of tugging at the oars they succeeded, after four hours' incessant labour, in effecting a landing on the beach. So great was the violence of the surf, that the boat was swamped and nearly carried out to sea. All clinging to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2070; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1871, "title": "giant in Old Tales of a Young Country", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Old Tales of a Young Country; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602691.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1876, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ll, and they bore him off to their huts. That night they watched him, or he would have escaped. In the morning, after a vain attempt to obtain such remnants of his woollen stockings as time and the shingle had left him, they went away, and he, frightened at the chance of their return, took to the bush. For some months he wandered about, living the life of a wild man, and subsisting on roots, berries, and shell-fish. The weather set in gloomy and tempestuous. He was frequently without fire, food, or shelter, and his sleep was broken by terror of the natives. 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You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg of Australia License which may be viewed online at http://gutenberg.net.au/licence.html To contact Project Gutenberg of Australia go to http://gutenberg.net.au Human Repetends (1872) Marcus Clarke \"Come!\" cried Marston, \"the story of your embodied ghost! Speak, thou gloomy Pythagorean!\" \"Most men,\" began Pontifex, \"however roughly the world has used them, can recall a period in their lives when they were absolutely happy, when each night closed with the collection of new pleasures tasted, when the progress of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2479; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1872, "title": "embodied ghost in Human Repetends", "canonical_figure": "embodied ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Human Repetends; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0601221.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2261, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lose her before a word could pass between us, appeared to give me the right to seek to know more of her. The proud queen of many a fantastic dream-revel; the sad chatelaine of many an air-built castle; had this portrait leapt to life beneath my glances as bounded to earth the nymph from beneath the chisel of Pygmalion? Had the lost one who passed me like a ghost in the gloaming come out of the grave in which they had placed her four hundred years ago? What meant this resurrection of buried beauty? What was the mysterious portent of this living presentment of a dead and forgotten sin? I saw the poor creature buried. I wept--no.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2480; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1872, "title": "ghost in Human Repetends", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Human Repetends; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0601221.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2262, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nce join the deceased was in reality of little value (for I was compelled to admit that I had never seen the woman before in my life, and that my glimpse of her companion was but momentary), the supposition was treated with contempt and the 'case' dismissed from the memory of the public. \"It did not fade so easily from my mind. To speak truth, indeed, I was haunted by the hideous thing which I had been sent to 'view' upon the coarse table of that wretched dead-house which then disgraced our city. The obscene and cruel fate of the unhappy woman whose portrait had so long looked down upon me filled me not only with horror, but with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2481; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1872, "title": "haunted in Human Repetends", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Human Repetends; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0601221.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 657, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1874 - Cooma Express", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1874, "title": "1874 - Cooma Express", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1651-cooma-express-1874", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 1998, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "inquire, it is not. If you think I'd ask one of them to-morrow one breath of a io6 Marie Denton. question about the reports that are going, you're mistaken — 'tsht ! \" Miss Bertram snapped her fingers with an air of utter contempt, and further enforced it by making a face. It might have been the wintry evening that came in^ carrying with it a poor, haggard ghost of the old sunsets, and casting it upon her as she looked out, being, with its thin, dreary colour, the wreck of the deep golden light that used to lie on the town before the atmosphere of smoke had despoiled it. This resting on her fragile face- and figure — sunset and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2197; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghost in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1999, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "it the moon cast scarce a shadow from the figures, but played upon the eyes that ringed around, as it played upon the waters beyond. Some looked ghastly in their white shirts and bared arms, some weird in black <;lothe8. The light so showed the groups of silent conspirators waiting resolutely and still for the coming fight, that they might have been fancied ghosts attracted to earth again by this midnight rite of sin. It was re- marked afterwards by some who were present that a loud word had not been spoken by any of the spectators from the beginning. M. Paul stepped into the ring with a large cloak wrapped about one arm. Peters.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2198; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghosts in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2000, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and another laugh, in the joyous hilarity of which she brought her hand down with a resounding slap on Denton's shoulder. The wind clattered the door> and shook the windows like castanets, sweeping up upon the Digger's Best in regiments of gusts, beating it with 142 Marie Denton. flapping blows, holding it in twisb and pain, and swirling lound it, carrying ghosts of voices and dead cries. \" JKll again, Lewers.\" So throughout the night these repeats. Stories wUder than the wind preluded by the brandy. The woman was drunk and tigerish when she walked straight and steadily to4)ed. Denton, who had emptied his drink upon the floor,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2199; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghosts in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2001, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nd recall, beyond any possibility of casting off the slur — thus always. For what do you take me, Clifden? Tell me that.** She held out her hands, as though putting it to him with all her supplication and loving tenderness. He put his broad shaking hand on the table of the Marie Denton. 153 summer-lioiise, around which last year's creepers were hanging like ghosts, clinging battered by their withered tendrils like brilliant hopes faded to dreary remembrances. \" The wornness of my face ? If it is worn, what has worn it P The knowledge of the circumstances I detailed to you, and your connection with those circumstances? They never.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2200; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghosts in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2002, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ives me amusement enough. Did you bring shame on her ? \" \"Idid.\" \" Like as not you're tired of it all. Look at the lights in those tents and houses; every one is your enemy. Brace yourself and get home.\" \" Wait till I get my swag ; we go part of the way to- gether.\" He was out again soon, and found her standing where he left her. To see them now, white like ghosts, walking through the drifts with a purpose upon them that demanded silence and speed, with the air of fighting the night and its obstacles and the road and its distance — enemies to them, as all else — ^they looked like outcasts for whom was no sanctuary. Just up before.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2201; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghosts in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2003, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "sts, walking through the drifts with a purpose upon them that demanded silence and speed, with the air of fighting the night and its obstacles and the road and its distance — enemies to them, as all else — ^they looked like outcasts for whom was no sanctuary. Just up before them was the steep track and the profound stillness, as though the whole world was a ghost and they alone victims of the ghostly unreality. Down behind them there were two more figures, crunching after and boring at the snow that was swirling on them, while feeling it round them through their beards and past their mufflers like the cold touches of groping.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2202; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghost in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2004, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ". I knew it was gold at once. That mass would give me independence. The thought scattered all longing for shadow land more completely than his voice, and I sat up with a whirling head to think and watch yet closer. A vague idea of dogging them to the hiding-place possessed me, and before they were twenty yards from the door I was trembling after them like a ghost. !• 27a Ikedell Goldn I remember it was a clear night, and that the sky was: palpitating with stars. The two figures (the tall man with his swinging stride, and the little man with his short^ paces) walked hastily towards a bend of the river which was known as the Devil's.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2203; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghost in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2005, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "turning, \"let's off. No time t' lose; the job's easy. There ain't no jemmies wanted — off.\" \" Customers inside,\" suggested Tom. Boker answered the objection in two words, \" D 'em.'* They ran down the gully over the soft sward, in and out of the checker work of lights and lines, along pale- washed heaps of quartz and up the hillock to the tent, that gleamed ghost-like from the bushes. \"This way, Tom. Mind the cords; creep under after me. Mind the flap. Eight ; now strike a match.\" Light crackled out on the quiet and the semi-darkness ; both men were sitting on ground as they had crawled in. They looked at each other's pale.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2204; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "ghost in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2006, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d Arthur \"Wilton thought he saw a gladder prospect. Mrs. Jack did not see her husband ; she saw a madman in the local hospital that was once the devil-may-care rider, and latterly the devil-may-care criminal. He told her earnestly that he and Sunday were going mates, and would leave for England soon. He entered upon the shoreless sea while fighting with the ghosts of his wild past. 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Even while being hurried away to the engine-house, and bound mummy fashion, I was haunted with the bonnieness of Maxwelton's braes — \" Where early fit's the dew.\" It was not till I was placed helplessly against the wall that I recognised Brent in Brady's companion. \" \"We are very sorry, sir,\" said the broad honest voice, magnifying to unusual proportions of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2207; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "haunted in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2008, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "alisation. \" G-ood-bye.\" Then quietly the slum* ber came, and the long sleep settled down that was wakeless for ever. There was a ragged grave-yard where the mounds were hidden in grass, and dead men's names and ages were carved on wood, where head-boards stood awry, and epitaphs were spelt out with stammering impotent letters — a soli- tary spot that had a haunted, shadowed look upon it always. The fence was crooked and twisted like an ugly creeping thing, and there, one day, some half-dozen people came to stand above a new grave. Harley read the service for the dead, and Frances Flaxer and her mother watched the last earth.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2208; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "haunted in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2009, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ill-used if the sun so far forgot itself as to disappear without disrobing and throwing its fiery mantle down upon the river. If anything was requisite to add to the happiness of Commerfiit, it was gold mining. The people had languished to the slow monotony of agriculture suffi- ciently long, and the persistent families which promised to average eight with supernatural consistency, caused the B 2 4 Marie Denton. tradesmen to ambitiously long for the stir of ^Id mines, and the hnrry and excitement consequent upon rapid roads to fortune. One James Brown, a man whose legs had the shapeliness of fat sausages, shuffled into the town.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2209; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1875, "title": "supernatural in Tales of Australian Life", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Tales of Australian Life; Nathaniel Walter Swan", "url": "https://archive.org/download/talesaustralian00swangoog/talesaustralian00swangoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 658, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1876 - Portland Guardian, Victoria", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1876, "title": "1876 - Portland Guardian, Victoria", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1632-portland-guardian-victoria-1876", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 659, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1876 - Town and Country Article", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1876, "title": "1876 - Town and Country Article", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1511-town-and-country-article-1876", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 2201, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "anage to possess themselves of all the young women, which is a great evil, as the junior warriors can find no wives of their own age. Regarding their belief or religion it is difficult to know what to say. We must presume that they acknowledge the immateriality of the soul, for they think that after death they will \"jump up white fellow.\" They also dread a \"devil-devil,\" or \" bunyip,\" though what they mean thereby no one knows ; and they are terribly afraid of ghosts. 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Together with an account of the Native Tribes inhabiting that Region. By C. H. Eden, F.R.G.S. With Map. Crown 8vo. Cloth boards 5 o GREAT GOLD MINE (THE). By C. E. M. With several Illustrations. Crown 8vo. Cloth boards 2 o HELEN'S PROBATION. By A. E. D., author of \"The Colston Grange Ghost.\" With Three page Illustrations. Crown Svo. Cloth boards I 6 HERBERT CLUTTERBTJCK. A Tale of Opening Manhood. By Arthur Canon. With Three page Illustrations. Crown 8vo. Cloth boards 2 o HERE AND ELSEWHERE. The Fortunes of George Adams in Town and Country. 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He can punish them for wrong- doing, can lure their best warriors to destruction, can send painful droughts or equally destructive floods. This is all plain sailing, and comes within the savage's com- prehension, chiming in, as it does, with the love of the supernatural innate within him. But when a God of love is spoken of, who is all powerful to avert the designs of the evil one, the native simply discredits it. 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Doctor Maclay made expeditions in various directions, and came in contact with the inhabitants of the whole coast of Astrolabe Gulf, together with the islands in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2417; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1877, "title": "supernatural in The Fifth Continent", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Fifth Continent; C. H. Eden", "url": "https://archive.org/download/fifthcontinentwi00eden/fifthcontinentwi00eden_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1545, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "at him. This bone is generally part of the femur, scraped to a point, smeared with red-ochre and human kidney-fat. and having a ball of fat and ochre rolled together at one end. The natives believe that if this is pointed at any member of a tribe, nothing on earth can save the victim from death. They are so convinced of this, that immediately it is done his spirits droop, he becomes melancholy, his appetite fails, and gradually he pines away and dies. Such an act of witchcraft is never forgiven. Chiinkey was pursued for nearly two years, and was eventually overtaken and killed by the friends of the enchanted victim. The murder was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1723; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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They further believed that Digitized byVrrOOQlC INTRODUCTION. xxxi when all the men in the world were dead, their souls would return to the scenes.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1724; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1547, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d not be re-united, but the former would live in trees during the day, and at night alight on the ground and feed on grubs, lizards, frogs, and kangaroo-rats, but on no vegetable matter whatever. The souls, it was believed, would not die again, but would remain on earth, about the size of a boy eight years old.* All the natives entertain great dread of evil spirits, and those who lived in the neighbourhood of Adelaide never moved about at night. In other parts of the colony they would not do so without carrying fire- sticks with them, except on moonlight nights. With regard to marriage, the practices of the natives have akeady.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1725; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1548, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "E MISSION AT POINT MACLEAY. BY THE REV. GEORGE TAPLIN, msnOlTART TO TBI ABORIOHneS, POINT MAOLBAT, SOUTH AVSTRALU. Digiti ized by Google Digiti ized by Google PBEFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. When I came to this colony in 1849, my attention was attracted by the camps of Aborigines on the Adelaide Park Lands, and I felt a desire to try to do something for their spiritual and tem- poral welfare; but years were to pass away before that desire could be gratified. Twenty years ago I was led to take up my residence near what is now the town of Port Elliot. The natives came about our house from the neighbouring camps, and I soon found that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1726; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1549, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "death. For instance, there is Karungpe, who eomes in the dead of night, when the camp fire has burned low, and like a rushing wind scatters the dying embers, and then takes advantage of the darkness to rob some sleeper of life; and it is considered dangerous to whistle in the dark, for Earungpe is especially attracted by a whistle. There is another restless spirit — ^the deceased father of a boy whom I well know — who is flaid to roam about armed with a rope, with which he catches people. All the Naninyeri, old and young, are dreadfully afraid of seeing ghosts, and none of them will venture into the scrub after dark, lest he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1727; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "ghost in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1550, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e is especially attracted by a whistle. There is another restless spirit — ^the deceased father of a boy whom I well know — who is flaid to roam about armed with a rope, with which he catches people. All the Naninyeri, old and young, are dreadfully afraid of seeing ghosts, and none of them will venture into the scrub after dark, lest he should encounter the spirits which are sup- posed to roam there. I have heard some admirable specimens of ghost stories frt)m them. In one case I remember the ghost was represented to have set fire to a wurley, and ascended to heaven in the flame. Tl^e Narrinyeri regard the disapprobation of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1728; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "ghost in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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Tl^e Narrinyeri regard the disapprobation of the spirits of the dead as a thing to be dreaded; and if a serious quarrel takes place between near relatives, some of their friends are sure to interpose with entreaties to the contentious parties to be recon- dded, lest the spirits of the dead should be offended at unseemly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1729; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "ghost in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1552, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ghost was represented to have set fire to a wurley, and ascended to heaven in the flame. Tl^e Narrinyeri regard the disapprobation of the spirits of the dead as a thing to be dreaded; and if a serious quarrel takes place between near relatives, some of their friends are sure to interpose with entreaties to the contentious parties to be recon- dded, lest the spirits of the dead should be offended at unseemly disputes between those who ought to be at peace. The name of the dead must not be mentioned until his body has decayed, lest a want of sorrow should seem to be indicated by the common and flippant use of his name. A native.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1730; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "ghost in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1553, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e (as in civilised com- munities bells are toUed for the dead), the men replying to the noise in like manner, until day dawns, when the beating ceases. Immediately before the boy*s circumcision, a young man picks up ■ a handful of sand, and sprinkles it as he runs, round the camp, which is supposed to drive the devil out, keeping only Moora- moora, the good spirit, in. As soon as circumcision has taken place, the father stoops over the boy,and fancying himself inspired by Mooramoora to give him a name other than that he previously had, re-names him, upon which he is taken away by some young men, and kept away for three or four.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1731; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1555, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t in a state of nudity. So one night the old men of the tribe solemnly threatened to kill him for his disobedience. He then came away to our house and asked for my protection. This conduct led me to inquire the reason for his desire to give up native customs, and he declared his resolve to be a Christian; his expression was that he did not mean to serve the devil any longer, but would serve Jehovah. I warned him of the persecution which he might ex- pect, then prayed with him, and commended him to the protec- tion of Jehovah. Now I never specially noticed this young man Waukeri, nor offered him any inducement to take this step. He.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1733; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1556, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ow named Captain Jack. He was a gi^t warrior and sorcerer in his tribe, and a man with much natural ability. K he had lived in a civilised community, and had been educated, I have no doubt he would have distinguished himself. He had gained some celebrity among the Narrinyeri from the belief that he had once seen and had intercourse with Brupi — that is, the deviL This gave him great influence. He was a man of undoubted courage and acuteness. He had suffered severely in the battles which he had fought; his head, arms, and 1^ bore the scars of many wounds. He greatly enjoyed telling of the various fights in Digitized by VjUOQIC 92.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1734; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1557, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "appeared quite recovered. Should the Koonkie fail in his effort to relieve the sick, he is prepared with a ready excuse — some Eoonkie of another tribe, possessing more skill, has stopped his power. When a Koonkie is ill he calls in the aid of another Koonkie to cure him. As I have said elsewhere, no person is presumed to become ill naturally. The Kootchie (devil), or some native, has bewitched him. CURE OF DISEASE OR WOUNDS. Sores, cuts, bruises, pain, and diseases of all kinds, no matter how arising, are treated in one of two modes; if slight, by the application of dirt to the part affected; if severe, by that of hot ashes. In.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1735; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "witch in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1558, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "customs may be said to have been abandoned. The mortality from diseases, both prior to and subsequent to the settlement of the country, has done much to thin them out. Their notions of medicine, as amongst all savages, were of the mast absurd nature. Amongst the Adelaide tribe the sorcerers were the physicians. All internal pains were supposed to arise from witchcraft, and were variously treated. Sometimes the blood was sucked out from the part affected, and sometimes a bone was supposed to be extracted fi^m it by suction. On other occasions the disease was taken away in an invisible form, and either burnt or thrown into water. In.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1736; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "witch in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1559, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "y they bum for a long time. After a death takes place in a tribe the name of the deceased is never mentioned. All over the continent this singular custom prevails, and the feeling is so. strong in South Australia that the tribes change the names of any places or objects after which the deceased has been called. Almost all deaths aie supposed to be caused by witchcraft or sorcery, and in * Eyre. + Gason. Digitized by VrrOOQ IC XXX INTRODUCTION. these cases vengeance is invariably taken on the offending tribe. A curious instance of sorcery and its effects upon the native imagination was brought to light recently in the Supreme Court.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1737; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "witch in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1560, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "an their own, is forbidden to all females. They are not allowed to take a wife until the time during which they are narumbe has expired; but they are allowed the abominable privilege of promiscuous intercourse with the younger portion of the other sex. Any violation of these customs is punished by the old men with death; sometimes inflicted by millin, i,e., witchcraft, but often by more violent and certain methods. I think it is evident that all these rules for the narumbe are intended as a means of making the men of the tribe hardy, by exposing them to privation and suffering. I know, however, that at present the effect is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1738; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "witch in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1561, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n the vocabulary consists of eighteen letters only, the Dieyerie dialect possession no equivalent for our F, J, Q, S, V, X, Z, while K answers in every respect for C, excepting where it precedes the letter H. KEY TO PRONUNCIATION. A, as in Hand, hat, fat, band B, „ Bauble, bible, bride D, „ Deed, did, deadly E, „ Treai tact, tart ^t 9t Gag, gnrffle(never as giant, page, rage) H, „ Hav, heavy, hearty I, „ light, bri^t K, „ Kernel, keep, kick, key L, „ lilt, laurel M, „ Mama, marmalade N, „ Nothing, none, noon O, „ Ormolu, ostraciBe, olive P, as in Pope, i>uppet, pipe \"^ Rare, rich, rather R, T. U. W, Y, Teat, tint, threat Cur, fur.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1739; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "giant in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1562, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "gan to swell and be painful, and soon showed that there was real inflammation, whatever might be the cause. I treated the place in the best manner I knew how, and it developed into an enormous boil at the base of Digitized by VjUUy l^ 134 BELIEF IN SORCERY. the skull. It burst, and Pelican recovered, quite convinced of the dangerous elSects of a kick from a supernatural wild black- fellow. I had another adventure with Pelican, which I will relate. A lad had died at the camp from inflammation of the stomach, aggravated by its happening to come on just after an old heathen had threatened the boy with sorcery for some trifling.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1740; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "supernatural in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1563, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". Another object of terror to the aborigines is called \"koonyoo,\" who flies about at night, and makes a noise in the trees, but is never seen. This being descends to the earth in the dark, alights upon the body of a man while sleeping, and presses on his liver, causing him to sufler excessive pains, and sometimes producing death. This is nothing more than a supernatural cause to which is attributed the eflect of excessive gorging, which the natives indulge in whenever they have the opportunity. It is remarkable that none of the tribes appear to be under the authority of a chief. A certain amount of influence, however, is exercised.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1741; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "supernatural in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1564, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d mysteries, I may mention that it is deemed very ignominious abuse, if a person of a higher degree upbraids any one with his still occupying a lower station; warrara purra (still a boy of the first degree only), pardnapa purra (only of the second degree), are very offensive expressions. SUPERSTmONS AND TRADITIONS. The opinions of the natives with regard to supernatural things and agencies, are very peculiar and interesting. They have as clear a perception of the immateriality and immortality of the soul as could have been expected from them. In order to illustrate the former, they describe it as very small, so minute that it.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1742; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "supernatural in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1565, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "or months before to both parties; a con- venient place is fixed upon by one party, and messengei's are despatched to invite the enemy; these battles are generally caused by abduction, murder, or aggression with intent to take life, which usually originates in the before-mentioned supersti- tious belief of the aggressor, that the man whom he attacks has, by supernatural means, killed his relative that may lately have died. In such a case he selects several from among his fiiends, and rambles over the country fully determined to kill the sus- pected person wherever he meets him. Last summer two battles took place, one for murder.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1743; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "supernatural in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1616, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "sly held by tribes of savage hunters. But their efforts very much mitigated many of the evils which arose. No doubt to their labois — especially those of Mr. Moorhouse — we owe it that the instances of ill treatment of the aborigines bj white settlers, or of outrages by natives, have been so few and unimportant in the history of South Australia A determined spirit of humanity has always been evinced by the leading men of the colony, and they have thus supported the efforts of those whose duty it was officially to care for the aborigines. There are now in connection with the Aborigines' Department fifty-six depots for the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1798; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1617, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "condition. But in the savage it is not so ; he is so low down that all human life is to him a dead level, and he cannot see any condition superior to that of his fellows around him ; consequently he gives himself up to take his ease as much as his circumstances and customs will allow; Avhile he will labor hard to carry out a tribal observance, and exhibit a spirit of tremendous energy in the chase on occasion, yet he dearly loves to be lazy if he can. It is to him the highest good to have plenty to eat and nothing to do ; he endeavors to enjoy the greatest pleasures of which his appetites are capable, and to live as easily as he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1799; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1618, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he intended victim, and there remains, causing all the harm to the sick. These charms lead to many wars, and often deaths. 17. The only funeral custom is to get the body as quickly as possible under ground. 18. The aborigines have no property. 19. For their ideas on a future state see note D at the end of these answers. 20. They believe a great deal in evil spirits. 21. They think \" Norallie \" once walked about on this earth amongst them, but after a time he became dissatisfied, and departed to the world above. One day he saw horv the aborigines were destroying the game on account of the great tameness of all animals. So he came.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1800; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1619, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of the death of a native of that name. When anyone dies, named after anything, the name of that thing is at once changed. For instance, the name for water was changed nine times in about five years on account of the death of eight men who bore the name of water. The reason is, the name of the departed is never mentioned from a superstitious notion that the spirit of the departed could im- mediately appear if mentioned in any way. Manba or wanga Flesh. ]yj;era A bag made of native twine. Minki'e* \\ Daylight. Markrah Dark. Milterreo Stiffness. Mopa No. Motepa Child. Malie A man. Murta Husband. Murti My husband. Murtama Your husband..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1801; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1620, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nute (as in civilised communities bells are tolled for the dead), the men replying to the noise in like manner, until day dawns, when the beating ceases. '* Immediately before the boy's circumcision, a young man picks up a handful of sand, and sprinkles it as he runs round the camp, which is supposed to drive the devil out, keeping only Mooramoora, the good spirit in. \" As soon as circumcision has taken place, the father stoops over the boy, and fancying himself inspired by Mooramoora to give him a name other than that he previously had, re-names him; upon which he is taken away by some young men, and kept away for three or four.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1802; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1621, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n-je-lu ; fly (the insect), yum- ber-a ; ant, wir-pa ; mouth, ni-mi ; beard, ngern-ka ; hair cf the head, ngu-roo; tongue, kai-a-king; bone, mu-la-li ; blood, yeil-do ; skin (cuticle), im-ba ; fat, men-bi ; star, \"^'kul-ka ; dark, mo-a-bu ; day, pir- ri-a; night, malt-thi; rain, wain- ba-ru; wood, ^'kurl-a; sweet, mor-u-ga : thirst, or thirsty, *mun-ga-ra ; ghost, pur-ka-bid-ni ; come here, ^^pur-ni ngom-er-na ; make haste, be quick, or run, i-ter-ra ; urine, or micturition, kum-pa.'^'' 44. Cutaneous, syphilitic, and pulmonary. 45. Their mode of healing the sick is most barbarous. When one of their number is very ill, the doctor.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1803; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "ghost in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1622, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ND LANGUAGES. 29 17. The body is placed in the ground. The relatives make a pipeclay paste and place it on the head, and wear it till quite hard, when it is placed on the grave. Pipeclay is also put on the face of some. 18. Property descends to the nearest relatives. 19. They have no ideas of a future state. 20. They have no belief in God. They believe in a devil, which they call \"Pootera,\" but they cannot describe it. 21. I do not think they have any legends or traditions. 22. I could get no answer. 23. No proofs of former civilisation. 24. They are not cannibals, 25. Their weapons are the boomerang, waddy, wommera, spears,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1804; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1623, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "y old men and women are pockmarked in the face and body. \" They state that a great number have been carried off by this disease ; and I have been shown, on the top of a sandhill, seventy-four graves, which are said to be those of men, Avomen, and children, carried off by this fell disorder. \"THE DOCTOR (Koonkie). \" The \"koonkie\" is a native who has seen the devil when a child (the devil is called Kootchie), and is supposed to have received power from him to heal all sick. \" The way in which a man or woman becomes a doctor, is, that if when young they have had the nightmare, or an unpleasant dream, and relate this to the camp, the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1805; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1624, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ative who has seen the devil when a child (the devil is called Kootchie), and is supposed to have received power from him to heal all sick. \" The way in which a man or woman becomes a doctor, is, that if when young they have had the nightmare, or an unpleasant dream, and relate this to the camp, the inmates come to the conclusion that he or she has seen the devil. \" The males never practice until after circumcision, and, in fact, are not deemed proficient till out of their teens. \" Whenever a person falls ill, the koonkie is requested to examine and cure him. \" The koonkie walks up to the invalid, feels the parts affected, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1806; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1625, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d quite recovered. \" Should the koonkie fail in his effort to relieve the sick, he is pre- pared with a ready excuse— some koonkie of another tribe, possessing more skill, has stopped his power. \" When a koonkie is ill he calls in the aid of another koonkie to cure him. \" As I have said elsewhere, no person is presumed to become ill naturally. The Kootchie (devil), or some native has bewitched him. \"CURE OF DISEASE OR WOUXDS. \" Sores, cuts, bruises, pain, and disease cf all kinds, no matter how arising, are treated in one of two modes ; if slight, by the application of dirt to the part affected ; if severe, by that of hot ashes. \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1807; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "witch in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1626, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Krimgullun or KrungiHn [i)i-es. par.] Wing — Tyele, Tyerle. Winking — Kalpulun, Kalpundim. Winter — Yort e . Wishing — Ellin, Pruwillin. Wisher, a — Pre^-ilamalde. Witchcraft — Millin, Xgadhimgi. Withered— Meralde. With (an instrument) — In angk ai. With— Aid, AI, Ungai. With (a material) - Ungai, Ungar. W ithin — Maremuntimt. Without — Indau [affix], Itye. Wizard - Wiwii-remalde, Malpuri. Woman — Mimini . Wombat — Moroiye. Woman, young — Yartuwe . Woman destitute of children — Plotye. Woman, fruitful- Plowatyeri. Wondering — Prantin, Prandelin. Wonder ful — Xgranyeri. Wood — Yape, Lamatyeri. Wood, manufactured Xgarraii, Tralye..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1808; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "wizard in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1627, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and sticks the mass in a round lump on the end of a prepared skewer of kangaroo's leg bone, and it is called \"ngathungi.\" When injury is to be inflicted on the enemy who ate the animal from Vv'hich the remains came, the possessor of the ngatiiungi puts it down by the fire, and as the knob melts, so disease is supposed to be engendered in the person to be bewitched, and if it wholly melts off he dies. A man who knows that another person has an ngathungi capable of injuring him buys it if he can, and throws it into the river or lake ; this breaks the charm Neilyeri. — This is practised by means of a pointed bone. It is scraped to a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1809; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "witch in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1628, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "shoulder — Yityumbar- rin. Carrying off — Pintamin. Casting abroad, scattering, to destroy — Kilkilyarin. Casting away — Throkkun. Casuarina (the sheaoak) — Kolge. Caterpillar — Kelgelli. Catching — Nanbundun, Nananbundun . Caught — Nanbundelin. Catching hold of — Plunden. Cawing — Wakulun. Champion — Yoyangamalde. Chalk — Nengkende, Boolpooli. Charming (bewitching) — Millin, Ngad- hungi. Ch aimting — Ringbalin. Cheek — Make. Chewing — Yayin. Cherry tree — Panpande. Chest — Munde, Tuldengk (lit., the fore quarters) . Chief— RupuUe (landholder). Childless mother — Wirratye (a mother who has lost her child). Child — Porle, Partumbe,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1810; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "witch in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1629, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ye. Wind, sou' -west — Gurra maiye (shiver- ing wind) . Wind, east— Thqlka maiye, Porlgumaiye. Wind, west — Loulka maiye, Lurmi. Wind, hot— Kulganiie. Windpipe — Kalde . Wind roaring — Krungkun ; Krimgullun or KrungiHn [i)i-es. par.] Wing — Tyele, Tyerle. Winking — Kalpulun, Kalpundim. Winter — Yort e . Wishing — Ellin, Pruwillin. Wisher, a — Pre^-ilamalde. Witchcraft — Millin, Xgadhimgi. Withered— Meralde. With (an instrument) — In angk ai. With— Aid, AI, Ungai. With (a material) - Ungai, Ungar. W ithin — Maremuntimt. Without — Indau [affix], Itye. Wizard - Wiwii-remalde, Malpuri. Woman — Mimini . Wombat — Moroiye. Woman, young —.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1811; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "wizard in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1630, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ho are the judges ? THE ABORIGINES OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA 15- What punishments are put in force against offenders r 16. What kinds of sorcciyare practised!' Describe them. 17. What funeral customs are there ? 18. How does property dose nd 'i 19. Have the aborigines any ideas of a future state ? If so, what are they r 20. Have they any belief in gods, demons, or supernatural beings ? If so, what are they ? 21. Arc there any legen'^ls or traditions amongst them? If so, please relate some of them r If possible, give one in the native language with a literal translation. 22. Whence do traditions lead you to suppose they came !' Where were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1812; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "supernatural in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1631, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "who was some 32 years among the wild tribes was talcen by the aborigines for a departed cliief, and consequently his life was spared. The s'pear of the departed cbief was in Buckley's hand when found, his height and so forth tallied with the departed one; so, on beholding Buckley, they would say, \"Here comes the departed chief.\" I have -witnessed a native \"medicine man\" whisper certain messages into the ear of a departed man. No doubt their \"corrobbery\" was at one time a mode of worship. I have seen manj- indications of this diu-ing some coiTobberies ; for instance, cutting out an iniage of a man out of a sheet of bark, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1813; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "medicine man in The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines; George Taplin", "url": "https://archive.org/download/folkloremannersc00taplrich/folkloremannersc00taplrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3254, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "manage the requisite amount of crjring I never could imagine. For one minute a woman will appear in the de^>est agony of grief and tears; a few mintites affcer, the con- ventional amount of weeping having been accomplished, they win laugh and talk with the merriest. I feel persuaded that fear has more to do with most of these exhibitions than grief But the spirit of the dead is not considered to have been appeased imtQ his relatives have avenged his death. They will kill the sorcerer who has caused it if they can catch him; but generally they cannot catch him, and often do not wish it. Most probably he belongs to some other tribe.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4288; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3255, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ey pull the victim's ears until they crack, and then leave him to recover as he best can. This last operation is for the purpose of rendering the person incapable of telling who attacked him. He is now said to be plongge watyeri, and by the operation he is delivered over to the power of a certain demon called \"NaJkaru.\" If he goes into battle, the malignant spirit will be at his ear, and by whispering in his ear seek to divert his attention from the proper management of the shield, so that he may receive a fatal wound. If the victim of the plongge walks into the bush his invisible pursuer, NaJkaru, will seek to divert his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4289; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3256, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ithamb,'* whidi is to say, 'My tendi — or judg- ment — is up there.' It was a remarkable recognition of a judgment to come, by one in heathen darkness. My informant, who is a believer in Jesus, said the words of the old man ever after stuck in his memory. He also said it was not uncommon to hear the aged men say that there was a tendi in the heavens for the spirits of those who died.\" I am rather sorry that the tendi is not so potent as it used to be amongst the natives. It is still resorted to as an excellent means of discussing and disposing of difficulties, but its penalties cannot always be carried out. I have no doubt that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4290; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirits in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3257, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ith his wife to make a couple of dampers for their dinner. This was soon accomplished, and two dampers and a small cake awaited the return of their owner to his mid- day meal. Just then a lot of kuldukke men passed the hut, and looked in rather inquisitively. Presently they told Solomon's wife, who was known to be a superstitious body, that they could see a spirit, the dreadful Melapi, coming across the ocean, and that he would be cei'tain to hurt her husband unless he were driven away. This they offered to do by their enchantments if she would give them one of those dampers. The poor foolish woman believed their story, and one of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4291; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3258, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d that their strength was insufficient, and that they must have another damper. With a sigh the wife handed over a second fee. They then danced about still more vigorously, and made demonstrations which might fairly be supposed sufficient to frighten a demon; and then they came and told the woman that the mighty deed was done, her husband was safe, the evil spirit had departed; and then they rapidly followed his example. Just then Solomon appeared in sight, ready for dinner. Extremely long was the face which he pulled when he heard the story, and foimd there was only a very small cake remaining for his meaL With a deeply injured.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4292; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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I.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4293; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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At last he called to his wife, \"Bring the nice clothes, bring the very good clothes, for they are opening the door of the house;'' and then he fell.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4295; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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The entry of the circumstance in my diary is interesting, for imme- diately afterwards she went to Lake Albert, and we soon.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4297; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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We found it necessary in 1865 to provide employment for those natives who were willing to work, so that they might remain with us and be.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4298; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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I went out and found him armed to the teeth with all sorts of native weapons, but he was suffering.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4299; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirits in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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I, the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4300; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirits in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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Then we believe in other spirits who walk about tiie earth, and who can make themselves to be seen or unseen.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4301; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3267, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tion of the natives, I t^ill relate as nearly as possible in his own words: — NouNAiTPONi's Story. We have always believed that people lived after death. We call the spirit of a man pangari,* The old people often talk about where the spirit of a man haa gone to after it has left the body; they say that it goes westward to Nuronderi. Then we believe in other spirits who walk about tiie earth, and who can make themselves to be seen or unseen as they like. There is NalkAru, a terrible spirit who seeks to kill people ; and there is Melapi, who is always lying in wait for men. Have any of us ever seen these spirits ? Yes ; I have heard.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4302; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3268, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "people lived after death. We call the spirit of a man pangari,* The old people often talk about where the spirit of a man haa gone to after it has left the body; they say that it goes westward to Nuronderi. Then we believe in other spirits who walk about tiie earth, and who can make themselves to be seen or unseen as they like. There is NalkAru, a terrible spirit who seeks to kill people ; and there is Melapi, who is always lying in wait for men. Have any of us ever seen these spirits ? Yes ; I have heard our old men say they have. My father saw Melapi once; the old man says he is sure he did. The way it * Pangari means ''shadow.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4303; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3269, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "haa gone to after it has left the body; they say that it goes westward to Nuronderi. Then we believe in other spirits who walk about tiie earth, and who can make themselves to be seen or unseen as they like. There is NalkAru, a terrible spirit who seeks to kill people ; and there is Melapi, who is always lying in wait for men. Have any of us ever seen these spirits ? Yes ; I have heard our old men say they have. My father saw Melapi once; the old man says he is sure he did. The way it * Pangari means ''shadow '\" it \\& equivalent to our term ''shade.*' Digitized byN^OOQlC 142 UTTERANCE OF EMOTION BY SOUND. happened was this : — My.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4304; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3270, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "out to make an attack. At that instant he felt something grapple with him, but yet he saw nothing. Strong arms were put round him, and a great invisible being hugged him in his grasp. He had heard that Melapi sometimes thus attacks people, and that it is wisest to resist ; so, although he shuddered with fear, he returned grip for grip, and wrestled with the spirit. The reeds crashed and crackled under his feet as he swayed about in the struggle. He felt like a boy in the power of the mighty one, yet he manfully returned strain for strain. He felt faint with horror. To get away was impossible ; to yield and be dragged off was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4305; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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Yoongoora ... crested pigeon. fYoomde.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4306; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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The Mooramoora then divided their feet into toes and fingers, and placing his forefinger.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4307; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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The spirit then placed one of them in a standing position, which it could not, however, retain, whereupon the Deity cut off the tail, and the lizard walked erect They were then made male and female, so as to perpetuate the race, and leave a tribe to dispute their ancestry with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4308; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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Whereupon, some appointed night, just before.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4309; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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After the tribe is gathered, they dig a hole about two feet deep, twelve feet long, and from eight to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4310; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. 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The site being selected, and instructions given to build substantial huts, farewell is taken, the expedition singing a rather mournful ditty, encouraging the young lads to keep up their spirits; and indeed some of them require encouragement, knowing that besides having to travel over three hundred miles through strange country, many a hungry belly they will have before reaching their destination, independent of the load of ochre they will have to carry back..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4311; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirits in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. 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A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3278, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "grief for the dead) Mongamuna — Striking on the head Moonmananie— Punishment of elder brother for yonnger's crimes Moonyirrie— A circle, current in a stream Mopa— Collect Mopami — To collect Mopamarow — Collect (imperatively) Mopuna — CJollecting Mopathuruna— Collecting together, con- gregating Mooroouna — Scratohing or rubbing the body Mooramoora— The Good Spirit, the Creator Mooromooroo — Disabled, deformed Moothoo — Certainly, without food Mooya— Dry Mooyeruna — Drying Mumanchie — Not good, unpleasant MuUuna — Alike Multhoomulthoo— A fish averaging 31bs. Mumuna — Begging anything Munkalie — Careful Munkara — Young woman.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4313; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirit in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3279, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o roam about armed with a rope, with which he catches people. All the Naninyeri, old and young, are dreadfully afraid of seeing ghosts, and none of them will venture into the scrub after dark, lest he should encounter the spirits which are sup- posed to roam there. I have heard some admirable specimens of ghost stories frt)m them. In one case I remember the ghost was represented to have set fire to a wurley, and ascended to heaven in the flame. Tl^e Narrinyeri regard the disapprobation of the spirits of the dead as a thing to be dreaded; and if a serious quarrel takes place between near relatives, some of their friends are sure to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4314; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "spirits in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3280, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "k, and sometimes I thought I saw the Digitized byN^UUy IC 140 FATHER AND SON. wmdering light of merkani (enemiee), and tiien I ikonght I saw a blackfeOow standing not far oE, and the oold sweat ran down my faoe, I was ao frighteood. Bat the moon rose afterwarda, and I saw it was only a black stomp. But I did not go yeiy near it knowing that Melape, the wood devil, sometimes makes him- self look like this, so that he may oatch pe(^e. At last daylight came. We did not know what to do. We oonld not leave oar &ther to the wild dogs. Neither of us coald leave the other alone with the dead. So, at last, I and Ngalyalli took each a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4315; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3281, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "as many old men and women are pockmarked in the face and body. They state that a great number have been carried off by this disease, and I have been shown, on the top of a sandhill, seventy-four graves, which are said to be those of men, women, and children, carried off by this fell disorder. THE DOCTOR.— (Koonkie.) The Koonkie is a native who has seen the devil, when a child (the devil is called Kootchie), and is supposed to have received power from him to heal all sick. The way in which a man or woman becomes a doctor, is, that if when young they have had the nightmare, or an unpleasant dream, and relate this to the camp, the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4316; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3282, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "native who has seen the devil, when a child (the devil is called Kootchie), and is supposed to have received power from him to heal all sick. The way in which a man or woman becomes a doctor, is, that if when young they have had the nightmare, or an unpleasant dream, and relate this to the camp, the inmates come to the conclusion that he or she has seen the devil. The males never practise until after circumcision, and, in fact, are not deemed proficient till out of their teens. Whenever a person falls ill, the Koonkie is requested to examine and cure him. The Koonkie walks up to the invalid, feels the parts affected, and then.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4317; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3283, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "riekirra^IUiiibow DitchiecooniAwoorkoo— The ton's meri- dian alflo north on ttt declension WathararknnA — ^The sonth, the ^narter from which the wind is most mrevslent Ditchiedoonknna— Snnrise Ditchiewirmna— Sunset. PILUSTHILLCHA — ^THX AUKORA AUSTRJLUS. Whenever this phenonemon occurs the natives become very terrified, believing it to be a warning from the devil (kootchie) to keep a strict watch, as the pinv» (armed party) is Killing some one, also a caution to avoid wrongdoing, lest the pinya comes to them when least expected. The inmates of the camp then huddle together, when one or two step out and perform a ceremony to charm.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4318; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1879, "title": "devil in The Native Tribes of South Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Native Tribes of South Australia; George Taplin, James Dominick Woods, William Wyatt, H. A. E. Meyer, C. W. Schürmann, Samuel Gason, J. W. O. Bennett", "url": "https://archive.org/download/nativetribessou00benngoog/nativetribessou00benngoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 665, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1880 - Clarence Examiner, Hairyman Search", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "1880 - Clarence Examiner, Hairyman Search", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1928-1880-clarence-examiner-hairyman-search", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 668, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1880 - Southland Times (NZ)", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "1880 - Southland Times (NZ)", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1654-southland-times-nz-1880", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 670, "relation_type": "reported_place", "evidence_text": "1880 - The Express and Telegraph, 7ft Yowie", "confidence": "medium", "notes": "AYR page title/Location field; place is source-stated and awaits geocoding if needed.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "1880 - The Express and Telegraph, 7ft Yowie", "canonical_figure": "Yowie", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Australian Yowie Research", "source_type": "modern_web", "publication": "Australian Yowie Research", "url": "https://www.yowiehunters.com.au/historical-articles/1926-the-express-and-telegraph-7ft-yowie", "ingestion_status": "raw_public_web_card_ready" }, { "record_id": 3556, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "esting. The grave is dug about three feet deep, and made quite round. A fire is made in it to warm the earth, but not hot enough to heat the body. The corpse is bent together, rolled in an opossum skin, and laid in the grave with the head towards the west. It is then covered with bark, and the grave is filled up with earth. They have a superstition that the spirit, after death, goes somewhere to the sea. I once asked an old warrior if he would show me the grave of the white man the blackfellows said they had buried. He seemed imwilling at first to comply with my wishes, but I insisted, and promised him some tea and bread. We then.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4604; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3557, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "akes with a feeling of extreme lassitude, which continues to increase day by day until death ensues. For burial the body is doubled up into the smallest possible compass, and secured by suitable bindings. Soon after dark the male friends of the deceased seat themselves in a half -circle about the body ; and after some hours of silent watching the \" bo-ong\" (spirit) of the one who caused his death will appear in a human form hovering over the body, and then suddenly vanish. It is recognised. Next morning a shallow grave is scooped out in a soft place, a little grass or dry leaves is burnt in it to warm it ; the body is put in in a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4605; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3558, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "QJ 14 THX WOOAJFDJK TBIBK OF CHAPTER II. ^rabitions anb %tqtritB. — (tscthst dbtnts* Ths First Blacks. XJL was the name of the great giant or ancestor of the tribe, and his first camping groond was Moont Mnirhead. The great desire of Craitbul and his wife and two sons was to find some place on which to settle and liye in peace, free from all fear of an ctiI spirit called ** Tennateona,\" or ** Woor.\" They came from Wenger. They lired at Momit Mnirhead for a considerable time in peace. They made their oven, gathered their roots, roasted and ate them, and lived happy. At length, one day, they had made np their oven, put tiieir roots.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4606; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3559, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "in peace. They made their oven, gathered their roots, roasted and ate them, and lived happy. At length, one day, they had made np their oven, put tiieir roots on the stones, coyered them up with earth, and went to rest; but during the night they were suddenly roused out of their sleep by a bird called ^'bullin/' In great fear they fled, for fear of the evil spirit. They say that if anyone disbelieyes this story they may dig at the top of Moimt Muirhead, and there they will find evidence to prove its truth. Motint Muirhead was the oven. They then set out travelling again in search of a new home, and camped at Mount Schanck, where.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4607; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3560, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ught Tennateona would not come near them« They put up their wurlas, bmlt their oven, and began to enjoy themselves ; but one night, when the oven was empty, the voice of the bullin (mooning) came to them a second time, and they got up and left in great fear. They determined this time to strike inland, away from water (the sea), for it appears that this evil spirit could not exist far away from the sea. Hiey left their camping ground at Mount Schanck, with its empty oven, and travelled to Mount Gambier (called SOUTH AUSTBALIAN ABORIGINES. 1 5 Berrin), and there pitched their camp. They were now at rest from Tennateona, and they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4608; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3561, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d of his auger. Baringial asked Wirmal and Daroo the question, *' How long would the dead lie in \"their graves?\" The two good men agreed that if a man had two wives living, he must lie two days ; but a bird called ** gillen\" (magpie) perched on a high branch of a gum tree, and cried, ** No, no, no ; leave the dead in the earth till it turns ** to earth. The spirit goes to the land in the sea, where the sun \" rises, and never comes back to earth.\" Wirmal said all the blacks that did not kill their spirits would go to the land in the sea. The Wreck of the ''Maria:* The following is the Booandik version of the wreck of the Maria,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4609; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3562, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "if a man had two wives living, he must lie two days ; but a bird called ** gillen\" (magpie) perched on a high branch of a gum tree, and cried, ** No, no, no ; leave the dead in the earth till it turns ** to earth. The spirit goes to the land in the sea, where the sun \" rises, and never comes back to earth.\" Wirmal said all the blacks that did not kill their spirits would go to the land in the sea. The Wreck of the ''Maria:* The following is the Booandik version of the wreck of the Maria, near Kmgston, and other early events in the history of this district : — About thirty miles from Guichen Bay, near the site of the present.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4610; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3563, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "they remained all the night in the water. After the wtute men went away the natives went back to the lire, and found one of their men shot dead. 28 TBS BOOANDIK TSIBE OF CHAPTER III. ICJ.O't^ |itiperBtition0, SSittkmtft, 'Sec. Idea of the Hereafter— WitcJicraft— Dreaming' Doctors, r jHEIR notions of the hereafter are few and vague. They say their \"bo-ong\" (spirit) after death would go **kan ngaro\" (up above), where everything is to be found better than on earth. A fat kangaroo is said, by way of praise, to be perfect, like the kangaroo of the clouds. They had no object of worship that I could dis- cover. The following legend is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4611; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3564, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t of the aborigines of this district were blessed to a degree that surprised even ourselves. Mr. Smith and myself arrived with our family at Gh-eytown, Rivoli Bay South, in January, 1845 ; and as the blacks were numerous in the locality, we very soon made their acquaintance. Mr. Smith was a man of great zeal in the cause of Christ ; he had a true missionary spirit, and was not slow to avail himself of the opportunity which presented itself to preach to them Jesus. We remained at Rivoli Bav ten years — Mr. Smith acting for two years as agent for his brother-in-law, and for eight years as postmaster and agent for the South.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4612; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3565, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "one, ^^ Missus, you think my mother go to hell ?\" I was so confused and affected by such an inquiry that I could not answer him immediately. He therefore continued silent, and appeared to muse on eternal realities. When I had recovered from the surprise the momentous question had given me, I said to him kindly, \" Peter, your mother never heard of the Big ^' Spirit, and therefore could not ask him to take her soul to \" heaven. The wicked will go to hell — the Big Spirit only •* knows where every soul will go.\" He replied, \" Me like *< mother to go to * marmanu ' \" (Father of us all), and his eyes filled with tears, his lips.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4613; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3566, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d heathen life. Mr. Smith read the Holy Scriptures, after which the &mily joined in singing several hymns irom Mr. Wesley's collection. Our singing was interrupt^ at intervals by the yells of our young sable friends. During &mily worship poor Peter always enjoined silence on such of ^e natives as happened to be with us, telline them \" Mr. Smith speak to Big Spirit in the sky.\" The inspired volume, from which we read portions, was to them a great curiosity. How we could read and understand the contents they could not comprehend. Peter endeavored to explain to them that the book told us what to say, and spoke about the people in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4614; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3567, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ANDIK TRIBE OF in the midst of the group, entertaining them with portions of Scripture history, such as the destruction of the world, the final judffment, &c. I have frequently been asked by them if the world would be burnt, and how Ions it might be oef ore such an event would take place; if their dead would rise again, and whether or not the Son of the Bie Spirit, who came down to this world, had not lef c a wife behind him. When their conversation turned to such subjects, I generally improved the opportunity to the best of my ability, but was very much discouraged to hear their yells of ridicule or disapprobation, and could only.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4615; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3568, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "taking the horse. However, to please his friend he followed him on foot. After he had gone a considerable distance, and when they were some miles from the place, his friend desired Peter to steal some flour from the bag for the black women, and leave it on a stump of a tree until they could come for it. He replied, \" No, \" no ; me no steal, because the Big Spirit see me, and be angry ^' with me.*' The other began to argue on the improbability of such a thing, when they could not see the Big Spirit themselves. But Peter, not liking his companion, thought best to return. When my poor black boy related to me wnat had passed be- tween.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4616; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3569, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ome miles from the place, his friend desired Peter to steal some flour from the bag for the black women, and leave it on a stump of a tree until they could come for it. He replied, \" No, \" no ; me no steal, because the Big Spirit see me, and be angry ^' with me.*' The other began to argue on the improbability of such a thing, when they could not see the Big Spirit themselves. But Peter, not liking his companion, thought best to return. When my poor black boy related to me wnat had passed be- tween them, I felt very great encouragement, and truly my heart rejoiced within me. My son D was also very mucn pleased to find that his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4617; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3570, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "as her Saviour. The Rev. Mr. Thomas, Primitive Methodist minister at Mount Gambier, administered the truth of Gk)d's Holy Word, which she received with joy. She spoke of her death without fear, and previous to her decease gave a cheering hope of her acceptance in Christ. She shook hands with Mr. Thomas, and said, \" To-morrow me die !** and the next day her spirit passed away. Caboo suffered from disease of the heart, and looked forward to the time when he would be called away. Frequently I visited his ngoorla, and mostly f oimd him thoughtful. He said once he was thinking of the good things of God ; another time he said, '* Last.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4620; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3571, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "h that my soul is glad to meet God. We will \" all meet there.'* He shook hands with his brother, and said, \" Good night, I'm going to sleep,\" and fell asleep in Jesus. The two brothers once told me that one night, when restless with pain, they could not fall asleep, they saw the stars looking down upon them, and rejoiced that they spoke to Mam-bo-ong (Great Spirit). Billy said, \"Mam-bo-ong, take our bo-ong '* (spirit) to his good place ;\" adding, \" Weep dredbon lo-on ; \" weep mootoh, coonamena\" (no hunger, nor cold, nor winter there, brother). \" It won't be long now, brother,\" he said ; *' berin Ion doing wahrgulla\" (do not be.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4621; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3572, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ning, and found her appa- rently better than usual. I left her for a few minutes, tellmg her 1 would immediately return ; but before I could do so her daughter came running, breathless, and said, '* Mother wants '* you, Missie ; she said she is dying.\" I was of course by her rough bed at once ; but she spoke no more, although about two hours elapsed ere her spirit took its flight to the eternal state. In vain her husband called to her and shook her body ; savage as he was, however, he could not, on my assuring him of her ' death, refrain from a flood of tears. He subsequently per- formed such final duties to poor Caroline's.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4622; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3573, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "much closer resemblance to the true aborigine. At this early age even they were familiar with the vices of drunkenness, swearing, smoking, lying, cursing, and fighting, and were also gifted with the ability to dance and sinff. Conscious that the Gospel alone could effect that change which would result in submission, contentment, and the other graces of the spirit, we were anxious to draw their attention to tiie good tidings as frequently as possible. The other half-caste inmate of our house, Jenny M , felt herself almost qualified to be their instructor, on account of her earlier abode in our home circle. As Mr. Smith was a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4623; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3574, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "designed to afford us much pleasure \" by its songs; and now, see how it comes to visit father's grave.\" On their return I was informed about the sweet bird, when I told them how vainly now the little bird sang, for that \" father\" (although his lifeless body was there) now listened in heaven to the singing of the holy angels. Annie evinced a true missionary spirit, desiring to teach the little black children the only way by which they could become happy and fi*ee from the savage habits of their gloomy lives. The girls, Maria and Annie, had an uncle named Jemmy, who for upwards of seven years resided with us. As a friend and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4624; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3575, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tter — that the leadings of Providence were to be followed, and that we were not to be led by our impulse to any hasty step. In our efforts on behalf of the poor aborigines we met with contradiction and opposition sometimes from those who ought, in reason, to be only the authors of peaceful words and deeds. Our intention, however, was to rescue the immortal spirits of these wild beings, by God's help, from the dire consequences of ignorance and sin. One day, while I was at our summer-house — a mile from the Bay — I saw Wegearmin, with her child on her back, crossing the hill above the house. The sable beauty was escorted by a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4625; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirits in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3576, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "render her the last little service, by supplying her at her request with a glass of water. To her last fareweU she added the request that her father woidd speak to all her companions frequenUy of the SOUTH AXT8TRALIA1T ABOBIGINES. 10$ J'oys of heayen, and assured us she was very happy, and could tear the songs of the birds ''praising God.\" At daybreak M *s spirit had left, on its way to a brighter home in the skies. Jane was extremely sorrowful, yet could scarcely belieye she had really lost her dear little teacher so long as she lay on the snowy bed, encircled by the scattered roses. But this respite was but short, and Jane had.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4626; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3577, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "thering buttercups and other wild flowers. Eyery accustomed haunt brought to their memories some past scene ; so they naturally directed their footsteps towards the small fresh graye where they had seen her interred. Mr. Smith, and myself could not but be touched at their simple but sweet expressions ; and my husband informed poor Jane that M was, as to her spirit, present with the Lord, and that her tongue would utter no more until all the dead were quickened. Jane had lost, we all knew, a kind friend, who was able towards her to blend mirth with instruction, and was most gratefully remembered amongst a few others, less beloyed,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4627; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3578, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rious vision to present itself to him. Bobby raised himself to a sitting posture, and his eyes were apparently becoming dim, but with a smiling countenance he exclaimed to me, \"Me see Him — ^me see Him!\" The lovely image of Jesus is ere long to be reproduced in even this humble believer. All that were present were in profound silence, and I trust that God's Spirit was in the midst of us. In such language a9 this I sought to give the glory to God — \" Lord, Thou art \" here ; my soul doth magnify Thy name. This day hast Thou \" given proof to us that the soul of this dying heathen has been \" quickened by Thee. By Thy Spirit he has.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4628; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3579, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "even this humble believer. All that were present were in profound silence, and I trust that God's Spirit was in the midst of us. In such language a9 this I sought to give the glory to God — \" Lord, Thou art \" here ; my soul doth magnify Thy name. This day hast Thou \" given proof to us that the soul of this dying heathen has been \" quickened by Thee. By Thy Spirit he has thus been brought '* out of darkness into Thy marvellous light. It hath pleased \" Thee this day to reveal ITiy Son to us.\" In such terms as these I lifted up my voice to heaven, whilst a devout and silent attention was cheerfully given by the little aboriginal.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4629; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3580, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "arve. In tne Institution they had a a home, and in God a friend. A few soothing words restored their calmness. Every week made the fact more apparent that Emma was drawing near to her last home. She did not require to be reminded that her end was approaching; she felt con- vinced that her body would soon be laid in the grave, and her soul become a glorified spirit. With the simplicity of a child 120 THE BOOANDIK TBIBE OF she listened to the glad tidings of joy. Often when I was sit- ting by her death-bed she would talk and question me about heaven. She said she was sure she would not live — that no medicine would cure her. She was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4630; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "spirit in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3581, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ornamental carving. Eoo-en — ^A heavy barbed spear. Kan-a — ^A straight heavy dub. Koom-bine — ^A lever for throwing a spear. Eaar — ^A sharp-edged club. Ean-a — A club, the lubra*s yam stick. Eetum-ketum — A boomerang. Kal-a-pa — ^To-morrow. Karo — Day, the sun. Ker-e-or — ^A native bag. Ker-e-orgo— A little bag. Kar-at-kripo — ^Trowsers. Ko-lan-droam — A spirit, a ghost. Kar-le-moon — A liar. Koor — ^A cold, a cough. Elar-im — A lizard. Kro-mel-ite — Red. Ker-e-ko-bite — Red. Keam — A bad woman, a widow. Koom — ^The neck. Eee-cho— A stinking ant. Eolkol-ine — My bashfulness. Kallala — ^A general kangaroo hunt. Laa — ^The bastard.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4631; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3582, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d). One of them asked me, \"Did you hear it y\" I said? \" Ko. We were in Scotland at .the time, far, far from this \"country.** ** Oh,\" she exclaimed, clasping her hands, ** we \"were all frightened ; the ground shook ; we grasped one \"another by the ,hand, and cried \" We will be kiUed. Even the birds were screaming out with: fear. When daylight came we heard a ghost calling out, ' Miae, mae, mae-a-ae,' and we were afraid. One of our men went to see where the ghost \" was. He came back and told us he did not know what it was: he could not cbifipare the great thing to anything in the country, We had a peep through the bushes, and saw.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4632; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "ghost in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3583, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ix. PART FIRST. Habits and Customs — Birth of Children 5 Death and Burial 8 Marriage 3 Treatment of Widows 12 Traditions and Lboends, Early Events — First Ship at Rivoli Bay 25 First Cattle and Horses seen by natives 26 How Fire was Obtained 16 Last of the Giants 23 Origin of MacDonnell Bay 22 Origin of the Kangaroo 15 The First Blacks 14 Tennateona, or the Devil 23 Why the Emu has Short Wings 22 Wreck of the Maria . . . . . . . .24 Chapter 3E1E1E. Svpbbstitions, Witchcraft, &c. — Belief in Witchcraft . . . : 28 Dreaming of Women 29 Idea of the Hereafter . ' 28 Pangals, or Medicine Men 3P • •• VIU. CONTENTS. PART SECOND. Page..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4633; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "devil in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3584, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "repeated the same experiment ; but to reach the water now he ,had to bend his head aud shoulders right down into the hole. ,In doing so he exposed his only weak part to the watcher in the tree, who jumped down, struck his spear into the giant, and shoved him head first into the cave. And in this mannei^ the last of the giants met his death. Tennateov^ (tlie Devil), Wirmal, Baringial, and Daroo were three good men. Tenna- teona was a very wicked man, of a very savage nature. He 24 THE BOOANDIK TBIBE OF murdered men, women, and children, it was said, and was a perfect terror to the blacks. Some, to. save their lives, laid themselves.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4634; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "devil in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3585, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rly Events — First Ship at Rivoli Bay 25 First Cattle and Horses seen by natives 26 How Fire was Obtained 16 Last of the Giants 23 Origin of MacDonnell Bay 22 Origin of the Kangaroo 15 The First Blacks 14 Tennateona, or the Devil 23 Why the Emu has Short Wings 22 Wreck of the Maria . . . . . . . .24 Chapter 3E1E1E. Svpbbstitions, Witchcraft, &c. — Belief in Witchcraft . . . : 28 Dreaming of Women 29 Idea of the Hereafter . ' 28 Pangals, or Medicine Men 3P • •• VIU. CONTENTS. PART SECOND. Page. Capability for Civilisation and Eyangblisation • - ' Z3 dPi^Bpter HE. Mbmoibs — Boonduin 113 Caboo, Wife and Children 77 Kotawar 76.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4635; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "devil in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3586, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "gi for having been a party to enticing away our poor black boy, thereby depri\\dng D of his native tutor. We learned afterwards that he appeared exceedingly surprised on his master's reading the letter and reprimanding him for his con- duct. He could not conceive how the news could be contained in that piece of paper, and was inclined to attribute it to some supernatural agency. This little incident had more effect upon him than the most severe flogging would have had. A short time after the occurrence of the events just re- corded, two black men were committed for trial, at the Supreme Court, Adelaide, for spearing cattle in our.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4636; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "supernatural in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3587, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "existence is considered a token of friendship, and makes peace with their warlike brethren. The widow is, however, sometimes given in marriage to some lover, who promises to give his sister in exchange. ^ ••-^>^i)G>k^«* :^ iS>QJ 14 THX WOOAJFDJK TBIBK OF CHAPTER II. ^rabitions anb %tqtritB. — (tscthst dbtnts* Ths First Blacks. XJL was the name of the great giant or ancestor of the tribe, and his first camping groond was Moont Mnirhead. The great desire of Craitbul and his wife and two sons was to find some place on which to settle and liye in peace, free from all fear of an ctiI spirit called ** Tennateona,\" or ** Woor.\" They came.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4637; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "giant in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3588, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", and in a loud voice commanded the thief to come down. Trembling, she obeyed, and pleaded for her life. He was relentless, and told her he would drown her for robbing him. Filled with rage he seated himself on the grass, extended his right leg towards Cape Northumberland (Kinneang) and his left towards Green Point, raised liis aims above his head, and in a giant voice called upon the sea to come and drown the woman. The sea advanced, covered his beautiful land, and destroyed the offending woman. It returned no more to its former bed, and thus formed the present coast of MacDonnell Bay. Tlie Eiul of the Last of the Giants. A man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4638; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "giant in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3589, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "umberland (Kinneang) and his left towards Green Point, raised liis aims above his head, and in a giant voice called upon the sea to come and drown the woman. The sea advanced, covered his beautiful land, and destroyed the offending woman. It returned no more to its former bed, and thus formed the present coast of MacDonnell Bay. Tlie Eiul of the Last of the Giants. A man while out hunting l^f t his wife at a temporary camping- place. On his return he saw traces which led him to conclude that the giant Brit-ngeal had carried her off. He tracked the giant, and found the partially eaten body of his wife. Close by was a deep.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4639; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "giant in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3590, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "drown the woman. The sea advanced, covered his beautiful land, and destroyed the offending woman. It returned no more to its former bed, and thus formed the present coast of MacDonnell Bay. Tlie Eiul of the Last of the Giants. A man while out hunting l^f t his wife at a temporary camping- place. On his return he saw traces which led him to conclude that the giant Brit-ngeal had carried her off. He tracked the giant, and found the partially eaten body of his wife. Close by was a deep narrow-mouthed cave, out of Which the giant got . water, and beside it lay the long drinking reed. The man got up into a tree that overhung the cave,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4640; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "giant in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3591, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "oast of MacDonnell Bay. Tlie Eiul of the Last of the Giants. A man while out hunting l^f t his wife at a temporary camping- place. On his return he saw traces which led him to conclude that the giant Brit-ngeal had carried her off. He tracked the giant, and found the partially eaten body of his wife. Close by was a deep narrow-mouthed cave, out of Which the giant got . water, and beside it lay the long drinking reed. The man got up into a tree that overhung the cave, having first crushed the reed to make it useless for its purpose. Presently the giant came to eet a drink. He lowered the end of the reed into the cave, and tried to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4641; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "giant in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3592, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e giant Brit-ngeal had carried her off. He tracked the giant, and found the partially eaten body of his wife. Close by was a deep narrow-mouthed cave, out of Which the giant got . water, and beside it lay the long drinking reed. The man got up into a tree that overhung the cave, having first crushed the reed to make it useless for its purpose. Presently the giant came to eet a drink. He lowered the end of the reed into the cave, and tried to suck up the water, but he drew up nothing but air. He bit a piece off the end, but with the same result. .He bit a piece more off, but again failed to obtain water. He repeated the same.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4642; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "South Australia", "region": "South Australia", "state_territory": "SA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1880, "title": "giant in The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Booandik Tribe of South Australian Aborigines; Christina Smith", "url": "https://archive.org/download/booandiktribeso00smitgoog/booandiktribeso00smitgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3593, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "air. He bit a piece off the end, but with the same result. .He bit a piece more off, but again failed to obtain water. He repeated the same experiment ; but to reach the water now he ,had to bend his head aud shoulders right down into the hole. ,In doing so he exposed his only weak part to the watcher in the tree, who jumped down, struck his spear into the giant, and shoved him head first into the cave. And in this mannei^ the last of the giants met his death. Tennateov^ (tlie Devil), Wirmal, Baringial, and Daroo were three good men. Tenna- teona was a very wicked man, of a very savage nature. 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GEORGE FLETCHEE MOORE. August, 1884. 1401206 THINK OF ME, FAREWELL LINES ADDRESSED TO MY SISTERS ON LEAVING HOME TO EMIGRATE TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Think of me, when first the sun Paints with gold the Eastern sky, And when his daily course has run, Eemember me, and think me nigh. Morn will bring to mind our meetings. Cheerful looks and spirits light, Eve, our late protracted greetings. As we whispered a \" Good night.\" And when, in sacred hour of prayer. Blessings are asked on bended knee, Give, of that hour, sufficient share. To ask a blessing too, on me. 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Our course is now S.E. direct for the Cape — many birds have been flying about us. 20th. — What a busy day this is with you — preparing for grouse shooting. Shall I ever shoot grouse with you again ? As I have nothing else to do, I must scribble poetry on the occasion. FIRST DAY OF THE SHOOTING SEASON— AT SEA. Oh, what a spirit-stirring day For me would this have been, Had I on land been doomed to stay ; But here, how changed the scene ! I tread not now the heathy plains, Nor climb the mountain's side, Where undisturb'd the moor-cock reigns In solitary pride. 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And faithful unchanged mem'ry sought Familiar looks — alas ! in vain — Time had been there, and time had brought New scenes, new faces, in his train. c~-2 20 Can this, I said, can this be home— : That home I've longed so much to see ? In such brief space do changes come, Or is the change alone in me ? * Deep darkness o'er my spirit came. My troubled soul was wrapp'd in shade. Till one dear sound thrill'd through my frame When music lent her soothing aid. For there was one who struck a chord And waked a well -remembered sound. 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Wednesday. — Have been plagued all day with natives wanting to grind wheat. At last came a hue and cry that they had stolen a quantity from some neighbours. The man most guilty had gone off, and I made some here punish those whom they said were guilty, by giving them a small blow or two across the back with a switch. It was only women and children, who had to stand as scapegoats for the rest; but it will make them think of it more seriously. ****** I returned last night from a fortnight's exploration in the 301 bush, and have had an excursion of some interest and im- portance to the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1850; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "witch in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1669, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "table. It is cheerful-looking also, having a view of the Darling Eange of hills in front, and at no great distance. Some nights ago the natives were very troublesome there. One of the men enclosed a light in a paper lantern, with a hideous face upon it, stuck it in a bush, and roused the natives, who were greatly alarmed, declaring it was some \" boylya \" or witchcraft coming upon them from the North, and they left the place in dismay in the morning, looking for the certain death of those who remained in the neighbourhood. I have bought a winnowing machine from Mr. Wittenoom. I could no longer do without it. I must pay upwards of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1851; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "witch in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1670, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "only, who assume the marks of sorrow by drawing a streak IS of white across the forehead, down the sides of the cheeks, round the chin, and round each eye. White clay or lime is used on these occasions. When a man puts on mourning, he is said to Murh-ro nabbow ; which see. Dardi, s. — Pudenda. A disease was lately introduced, which the men attributed to the witchcraft of the northern Boyl-yagadaks. Dardun, a. — Uneven ; as Budjor dardun, uneven ground. Dardyn, s. — Whiting. Dargangan, r. — Pres. part., Dargangannin ; past tense, Dargananaga ; to strike so as to stun or kill, as Nadjul nginni gori dargangan, I'll settle you, put an.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1852; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "witch in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1671, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ks of fire. J Jitta, s. — The bulbous root of an orchis, eaten by the natives, about the size of a hazel-nut. Jitti-ngat, s. — Seisura volitans. Glossy fly-catcher. 1 Jorang, s. — A small sort of lizard. Jow-yn, s. — Short hair on the body ; fur of animals. Julagoling, s. — Xame of the planet Venus. She is described as a very pretty young woman, powerful in witchcraft. A singular, if fortuitous, coincidence with her classical character. Julwidilang, s. — Zosterops dorsalis Grape-eater, or white-eye. Juwul, s. — (K.G.S.J — The short stick which they throw at animals. K Observe — The souuds of K and G are in so many instances used.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1853; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "witch in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1672, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Birunna. Wind, north-west — Durga ; Dtal- lajar. Wind, south — Wiriti. Wind, south-east — Wirrit ; D- yedik. Wind, south-west — Karring. Wind, east — Nandat; Nangalar. Wind, west — Durga. Wind, sea-breeze — Gulamwin. Wind, land wind — Nandat. Windpipe — Dtagat ; Mungurdur. Wing — Kanba. Wing, outer pinion of — Jili. Wink, to — Butak-butak. Winter — Maggoro. Witchcraft — Boyl-ya. Withered, dried up ; applied to wood or animals when dead — Mandju. Withered ; applied to leaves — Derer. Within — Bura. 118 Without, wanting anything — Bru ; as Boka bru, without a cloak. Wittingly — Bandak. Wive, to ; steal a wife — Kardo barrang. Wizard.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1854; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "wizard in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1673, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ss Harris, and Mr. Stone also. I recollect in the calculations made for Van Diemen's Land or Sydney, of the profit and loss of a flock of sheep, that the shepherds were reckoned at £30, and I fancied it must be exaggeration, but I have my shepherd just now on easy terms (comparatively), and he costs me £71 8s. 6d. a year. I am greatly dissatisfied about our giants on this side the hills. They are not capable of supporting large flocks without cultivation to a greater extent than we can afford or manage at present ; this cuts short all our profits. At the very utmost that part of my grant on this side of the hills lying between the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1855; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "giant in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1674, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "much pain. Another Boylyagadak can, however, disenchant the person thus afflicted. When this is done the Boylya is drawn out from the patient in the form of pieces of quartz, which are kept as great curiosities. The aborigines do not seem to comprehend that mor- tality is natural to man. All diseases and particularly those of a a fatal kind, are ascribed to supernatural inriuence, and hence the reason why, when one of them dies, another is invariably killed in return vdiether the deceased has died by the hand of an enemy, or by accident, or from natural causes. In the first place the death is revenged either on the murderer, or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1856; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "supernatural in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3684, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "inner, at which we had (as honorary members) Lord F. Beauclerk, Col, Hanson, and Capt. Parker, K.N\". And at this dinner a memorial to the Home Government was read and approved of. It is now in course of signature, and will soon be sent home. In the evening, at the Governor's house, we had 180 ladies and gentlemen ! ! ! The ball was kept up with the greatest spirit until six in the morning; and the dancing almost without interval — contre-dances, quadrilles, Spanish dances, and gallopades. I never before witnessed such gaiety at a ball, nor ever before danced so much in one night ; four rooms and an arcade were all filled, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4737; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3685, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "give you some details of our ramble. On Tuesday, 6th ult., we assembled at Guildford, and mus- tered twenty-one persons, all interested and excited by the novelty of the first expedition over the hills. Many spectators came from curiosity and gave us a convoy, the Governor him- self kindly riding with us a whole day's journey, and by his presence infusing a spirit of animation into the whole party. His Excellency led the van — then came the Governor's cart drawn by five horses, followed by that of Messrs. Clarkson and Hardy drawn by two horses and two cows, and by an- other cart belonging to Mr. Hales drawn by two cows. The three.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4738; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3686, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "have received many from me, descriptive of myself, my feelings, and real situation, without the slightest attempt at colour, ornament, concealment, or disguise. This I promised, this I have performed hitherto, and every day gives me bettei- hopes and prospects ; however, be the case as it may, I shall continue as I have begun. If any of my letters breathe a spirit of impatience, or betray any lurking anxiety or feverish discontent, pray forgive me, and attribute these expressions to the real cause — the natural anxiety of one separated totally from his relatives, the irritability of suspense, and the honest intention of showing.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4741; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3687, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ead — all same me speak truth; my body -me speak truth, my cap — ^me have my head cut off me speak lie, my cap— me go to .\" Here he made a low salute, and pointed down — I looked at the other : \" Are you satisfied ? \" — he made a low obeisance, and both walked off together, having settled their lawsuit t o their mutual satisfaction. » # » 11th. — I lose all spirit when writing to you, and feel that my letters are lapsing into cold formality or peevish querulous- ness; but my situation must excuse me, for where is the overflowing of affection, the outpouring of unrestrained com- munication ? where the wonted relation of domestic.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4742; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3688, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "in the air. There is something inex- pressibly pleasing in the renovation of nature ; every budding flower which this genial climate brings early to our view, I look upon as a messenger to notify the approach of more joyous days. Every thing perceptibly vegetates already, and the pleasure of witnessing the growth of plants on my (mm land awakens Mdthin me a spirit of energetic interest which otherwise would fail. Not to be idle or too much in the ruminating mood, I dropped turnip or rape seed wherever the ashes of a burnt tree were scattered ; and I have no doubt that a careful shepherd, having his employer's interest at heart,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4743; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3689, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n raking and breaking it, we found several Indian corn shoots quite doubled under it, without being able to force their way through. Some of my strawberry plants are in blossom. My neighbours are brewing beer from sugar ; less than one pound to a gallon will do ; and have this article at 3d. to 4d. per lb. People talk of giving beer to servants in- stead of spirits, as the Government has seen the impolicy of forcing settlers to give regulated rations of spirits as well as of provisions. 2^th. — The two Messrs. Burgess crossed the river here this morning, \" kangarooing ; \" I accompanied them. We saw four kangaroos and five.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4744; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirits in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3690, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n will never do, unless he brings out a cheap, steady establishment, a capital to support it, and is willing to employ both himself and them in active labour. 185 A sad discovery — my rum cask is empty : I shall have to pay £27 for refilling it ; and this will be only one year's sup- ply, even for my small establishment. With you \" grog \" means a mixture of spirits and water, in the ratio of one to three, or one to four — no such thing here — it means unmixed ardent spirits. The habits which many of the English peasantry bring with them are ruinous ; and every man's expenditure seems to be regulated by the highest standard ; even.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4747; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirits in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3691, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "flock in England at the commencement of the colony. Those of Downing's are the only sheep to be pur- chased now. 26^A. — A lovely day as to temperature. Mr. Yule and Mr. A. Trimmer called to see me, and stayed till two. Mr. Burgess came here in the evening, and took tea. 2^th. — Have had a long, angry, and wholly unexpected con- ference to-day with the very spirit of evil himself, I mean the notorious Ya-gan. On seeing several natives approach the house, I went towards them as usual, thinking they were my old friends. To my surprise, the first I met was Migo, whom I had known well at Perth, as the servant of Captain Ellis, and the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4748; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3692, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "dly intercourse with them. Weeip to-day received a blanket, which Captain Trwin sent to him, — the women were very inquisitive about Midgegoroo and his son. About the former I still shook my head, and said, he \" kill white man.\" I told them that if they were quiet, and committed no injury, the boy would soon come back to them. They seem to have an idea of a spirit, \" Goodjot,\" and another \"Manjut ;\" for when Naral asked me to-day how I got the wound in my head, I pointed upwards solemnly and said \" Goodjot,\" inti- mating that it was a visitation from God ; he seemed to understand but said \" Manjut,\" as if it came from an evil.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4749; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3693, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "some birds for them and killed two at one shot, which raised a shout from both armies — about 40 men. 9^A-. — Again troubled with natives all day. Mr. Whitfield came here to breakfast. A Mr. Smith and his son called afterwards for information about the land up the river. There is a singular belief supposed to be general now among the natives that we are the spirits of their deceased friends, and they call many ))y the names of men long dead. Of one old man who is fast declining, they say that he will soon become a white man, and then he will have plenty of bread. They hold opinion with Pythagoras as Gratiano says, of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4750; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirits in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3694, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ence to the rumours we had some time since of a ship- wreck). He was describing to me his ideas of a future state. Some, he said, when they died went down far into the earth and walked \" far away \" ; others went up and walked above where the snake and the emu stay (perhaps they are hunting grounds hereafter). He also talked of something which I take to be a spirit (good or bad) called \" Boylya,\" but I do not understand this, I know there is not much reliance to 250 be placed in some of their tales, but he says now that Calynte, the leader of the Murray river tribe, has collected all his forces, and the assistance of other distant.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4751; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3695, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "getting old, but time has not been standing still perhaps with you either, — though he could not be so ungallant as to lay his hands upon you so rudely. The following lines were specially addressed to my sisters in the journal of 5th June, 1835. I cannot call to mind now any particular reason for such an outburst upon myself; which I called \" AN AWAKENING.\" Spirit of better days Am I forsaken ? Muse of my former lays, When wilt thou waken ? Rouse up thy torpid sense, Dally no longer, Think that such indolence Daily grows stronger. Where hast thou fled to — thou My guardian angel ? Why dost thou leave me now. Prey to this strange.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4753; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3696, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ays Am I forsaken ? Muse of my former lays, When wilt thou waken ? Rouse up thy torpid sense, Dally no longer, Think that such indolence Daily grows stronger. Where hast thou fled to — thou My guardian angel ? Why dost thou leave me now. Prey to this strange ill ? Oft in the darker hour Thy charmful numbers Seemed to possess a power Over these slumbers. 295 Spirit of better days, Do thou recall me, Let not these idle ways Longer enthral me. \"Wake my soul, wake and see, Foes are around thee. Thou on thy guard must be. Lest they confound thee. Oh ! it is sad to see Hours worse than wasted, Dash down the cup from thee. Sweet though.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4754; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3697, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ts of summer, even on dry ground. — These whaling companies are requiring so many men that hands are very scarce ; no talk now but of \" lays \" and \" spouting,\" and other technical whaling terms. I am preparing leases of parts of the coast for the two com- panies, for stations, one at Carnac and one at Fremantle. May 6th. — The Governor has returned in great spirits from his excursion to the South East, comprising an examination of the country from the Murray River to within 55 miles of King George's Sound, having seen a large extent of fine country, well watered. Some pools in the rivers which they saw ever so far in the interior.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4755; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirits in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3698, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "still as high as ever — £8 for a cask of pork ; Is. for a pair of high-low shoes ; wine at 52s. a dozen (sherry), &c. Irwin has got out some wine from London ; best white Marsala at 3s. lOd. a gallon, sherry at 4s. 3d., and port at 7s. We are obliged to have these things here, although I use very little myself, and, as a tem- perance man, I have not tasted spirit for more than a year past. Sunday. — Mr. Mitchell was at Henley Park this day, but he was so tired that he begged me to read all the service for him, and, having read the full service in the morning with a long sermon, I found it quite enough for one day, and a very warm.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4756; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3699, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n here has been to give to ponio person who had stock a share of the land, if he would go and reside upon it for a suf- ficient time. Many would have been sufferers. We had an annual meeting of our temperance society on Thursday even- ing. I spun a long and a tough yarn. The people were quite amused with the mode in whicli I illustrated the manner of ardent spirits being first taken out of the hands of the medical men, and every man administered the medicine to himself, till at length he seemed perpetiuilly to require a repetition of the dose. When I represented the doctor measuring it out by drops from his bottle to his p itient,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4757; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirits in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3700, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "cases for trial. Saturday. — ^Tlie Governor brought forward the finance measures for the year on Thursday. His speech did not give any bright picture of our finances. He stated there was a decrease in the revenue, but did not mention the cause of it, which was very simple, namely, the fact of our principal Ol-Q . ) / o revenue being derived from the duty on spirits, and no ships having arrived here for a long period of the year, that source became dried up for a time. The discussion on the second reading of the Bill is to take place on Monday fortnight. We are busy ploughing here now, and preparing for seed time, which is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4758; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirits in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3701, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e of suspense is very unpleasant to me, for I have vacated my house in town, and let it for two years to Captain Fisher, and I am in doubt what to do with my crops in the country, or how to get them managed. In the daily hope of my departure I have omitted for some time to con- tinue my journal which I now regret very much, and I do not write this with much spirit, as I still hope that I may be with you before it. We have always had a ship here before this from England every year, and this is the first year that we have had sufficient to fill a vessel. The wool is all ready, and the oil also, so there will be no delay or waiting.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4760; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3702, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "picious of treachery even amongst themselves, and naturally jealous of the intrusion of strangers, viewed with astonishment and alarm the arrival of per- sons differing in colour and appearance from anything they had hitherto seen. Ignorant alike of the nature, the power, and the intentions of this new people, and possessed of some vague idea of their being spirits, or reappearances of the dead, the natives were restrained, probably by superstitious awe alone, from at- tempting to repel the colonists at once by direct and open hostility . On the part of the settlers generally, there existed the most friendly IV PREFACE..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4761; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirits in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3703, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ium of mutual communication in all public matters, whether of explanation, negotiation, examination, or prosecution. At length, in the year 1838, that able and talented officer, Lieutenant (now Sir George) Grey, Governor of South Australia, whilst resting from his labours of exploring the country, turned his attention to this subject, in compliance with the spirit of the instructions under which he was acting, and compiled a vocabulary, which was pub- lished in the colony in the shape of a pamphlet. This was subse- quently republished in London, with the addition of some words, PREFACE. V chiefl}^ peculiar to the locality of King.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4762; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3704, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", and so on, until the surface reaches to a level with the upper ground ; and finally sand or earth is strewed over the top. Whilst all that is above described is going on, the magician, or Bolyagadak, of the tribe sits wrapped in his cloak at the head of the grave, bending his ear from time to time to the ground, attentively listening for the flight of the spirit, and the communication it may have to make as to the evil originator or cause of his death ; and having feigned to obtain this intelligence, he raises his miro in 12 silence, and points in the direction where the enemy is to be found who has robbed the tribe of a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4763; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3705, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "reviously scored are now marked afresh, and more deeply, to record that an atonement has been effected. The grave is regularly visited during a certain period, to see that it is not disturbed or profaned ; and for a long time afterwards a small hut of reeds or boughs may be observed erected over the grave, before which a fire is frequently lighted, that the spirit of the deceased may, if it pleases, continue still to solace itself as before, in the quiet of the night. Bogalngudi, a. — Humpbacked. Bohn, or Bohrn, s. — A small red root of the Hsemadorum spicatum. This root in flavour somewhat resembles a very mild onion. It is found.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4764; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3706, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ives ; but although several dogs have died suddenly from the bite of a snake, no white person has hitherto suffered more than a slight incon- venience from temporary pain and swelling of the limb affected. Subsequently I saw a boy who died in a few hours after he was bitten. Kabbar, a. — Bleak ; exposed. Kaddcir, .x — Large black lizard. Kadjin, s. — Soul ; spirit. The form which rises after death, and goes over the sea to the island of souls. V Kadjo, s. — A native hammer, broad and blunt at one end, and sharp- edged at the other ; formed of two pieces of whinstone, cemented on to a short thick stick, by means of the Tudibi, or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4765; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3707, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "roasted in the fire is of a plesant slight lemou-peel flavour. It is one of the very few things which can be considered as approaching to an indigenous fruit. Kwa — Yes. Kwakar — (K.G.S.) A small species of kangaroo. Kwalak — (K.G.S.) A species of ant. Kwela, s. — A species of casuarina. Kwinin — (K.G.S.) The nut of a species of zamia. Kwoggyn, s. — Soul ; spirit. Kwonda, s. — A very deadly species of snake. See Kabarda. Kwonnat, s. — A species of acacia.. See Kundrt. Kwoy-alang, s. — Soul ; Spirit. Kwyt-yat — Melaleuca hamata ; having leaves like those of a pine or fir tree, only hooked at the end ; found always in wet or damp.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4766; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1884, "title": "spirit in Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "gold_rush_colonial", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Diary of ten years eventful life of an early settler in Western Australia; George Fletcher Moore", "url": "https://archive.org/download/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala/diaryoftenyearse00mooriala_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3708, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "an indigenous fruit. Kwa — Yes. Kwakar — (K.G.S.) A small species of kangaroo. Kwalak — (K.G.S.) A species of ant. Kwela, s. — A species of casuarina. Kwinin — (K.G.S.) The nut of a species of zamia. Kwoggyn, s. — Soul ; spirit. Kwonda, s. — A very deadly species of snake. See Kabarda. Kwonnat, s. — A species of acacia.. See Kundrt. Kwoy-alang, s. — Soul ; Spirit. Kwyt-yat — Melaleuca hamata ; having leaves like those of a pine or fir tree, only hooked at the end ; found always in wet or damp soils. Ky-a, .7 and who, they say, presides over the day, an evil spirit or demon making his appearance in the night. This deity, whomsoever it is, they believe to be the giver of everything good, nor do they appear to acknowledge any more than one God.\" But Lloyd, from their attitudes at their corroborries, was inclined to think that they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2248; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "evil spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2044, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ves England). He tried to convince them that England was not the home of the departed, but did not argue them out of their belief. This simple reply shows that they quite believed in a life . . . after the destruction of the body at the funeral pile. Robinson adds that they were fatalists, and also that they believed in the existence of both a good and evil spirit. The latter, he says, they called Raegpo wrapper^ to whom they attributed all their afflictions. They used the same word to express thunder and lightning\" (Joum. p. 18). Davies (p. 417) thought it hard to believe that the natives have \"no idea of a future state, . . ..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2249; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "evil spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "evil spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. 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They also say they suppose that when they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2252; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2048, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ar used for cleaning shells, 144. Vision, keen, 27. See Sight. Vocabulary, copious, 31, 175. Voice, sweetness of, 149 ; melodiousness of, 149. Voracious devouring of food, 99. Waddy, 18, 80. Waggish trick, 36. Waists, twigs round, 152. Waistcoat, desire for, 59. Wallaby, 74, 75 ; as food, 100. Wanderings during summer, 118. Want of vigour, 24. Wanton savage spirit inherent, 62. War, intertribal, 19; trespass, cause of, 71; internecine, 83; un- accompanied by children, 89; improvement in, 49; of ex- termination, 60, 170 ; arts of, 83 ; colonist, cause of, 83 ; misunderstanding, cause of, 85 ; ambush and surprise in, 93. Warlike, 79.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2253; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "Warrawah in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "Warrawah", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2049, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "to have invested even these last with attributes of benevolence, although they reposed unqualified trust in the tutelar agencies of the spirits of their departed friends and relations. To these guardian spirits they gave the generic name Warrawah, an aboriginal term, like the Latin word umbra, signi- 68 ABORIGINES OF TASMANIA. fying shade, shadow, ghost, or apparition.\" Calder relates that on one occasion, \"while the natives were making the funeral pile, Robinson took occasion to extract from them what their ideas were of a future state, and where they thought the departed went to. They all answered, * Dreeny^ that is, to England,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2254; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. 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Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2051, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e for toe (Norman gives lugamer for toe, which is of course identical with luggana). The Tasmanian name for black man is pugga-na, the same as the word for five, and as the Europeans on first arrival all wore boots, which looks like one toe (or finger), it is not improbable that the aborigines actually called Europeans the \" One- toe (people).\" (Oyster Bay) apparition (Mount Royal) apparition widow (lit. apparition woman) echo house or hut, place nest (birds) nest (little birds) bird) eagles' nest ? eggs (corruption oipuna lino) g. wurrawena fia-wurrawa * wurrawa Imvanna kukanna wurrawhina h. ienna, It'ni Tnalunne, line puni line.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2256; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2052, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "geapa hokoleeny kongua talk to shout, yell {j>alla man) do noise to shout, yell mouth to talk loud {langhta much) to whistle to whisper, speak low to belch to yawn to wail {Jagara tear) to displease (make angry) to demur (grumble) LANGUAGE. 1 89 femeta kunna creak (friction of limbs of tree) ria-cunah song (niz, European) kukanna wurrawtna echo {wurrawinna^ apparition) Prefixes are not so easily distinguishable as suffixes, but that they exist we have evidence in such words as ka-kanina mouth, ne-nubra latai fury, in which the prefix appears more like redupli- cation. Of an interpolated syllable the word palahamdbbyU^ conflux, is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2257; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00garsgoog/aboriginestasma00garsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2053, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t of animals. Religion. — ^Belief in Supreme Being doubtful. — Good and bad spirit. — Inferior spirits. — Women's religious chant. — The moon a deity. — Polytheism. — Bones as charms. — Immortality of soul. — Name applied to spirits of departed friends. — England the aboriginal Hades. — Fatalism. — Good and bad spirits. — Future state. — Fear of darkness. — Devil believed to be white. — Creation. — Future state. — Absence of idols. — Prophetic communications. — Vagueness of ideas. — ^Jump up white men. — No word for Creator. — Apparent incantation. — ^A sermon. Government. — No elected or hereditary chief. — Chiefship falls to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2258; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1890, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. 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The owl is his special messenger, tout and spy, so that they abhor this bird of evil omen. Muuruup lives below the ground, in a place all fire, and has a number of evil spirits under his command. The man in the moon is also a devil. They believe strongly in wraiths, ghosts, male and female devils, and witches. When any one dies his ghost haunts the earth, and, although considered harmless, is regarded with great fear. Every native has a wraith, which only appears to him before his death. They have their own superstitious ideas of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2440; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "wraiths in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "wraiths", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2229, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "put my candle upon the table, undressed myself hastily, plunged into bed, and blew out the light. How long I lay there shivering, anticipating horror, I can hardly tell ; but at last I must have dropped asleep, for I woke up all at once with a wild start and the instantaneous feeling that it was with me. In which part ? In what frame of mind ? Ye gods ! ten ghosts at my bedside, all point- ing fieshless fingers at me, and glaring out of phosphores- cent but sightless eyeholes, would have been warmly wel- comed rather than this silent horror. I lay motionless, listening. It might be on the bed or under the pillow, or amongst my.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2441; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "ghosts in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2230, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "her, stronger lights, from ships and beacons, red, yellow, and green. These star-like jets of gleaming in front of that looming Indian-ink- like waste, against the mellow depth of the upper space, where the blazing worlds are rolling, with the sea flowing rapidly but silently through that narrow strait, and filled with phosphorescence, and the ship gliding, ghost-like, through it all, fill me (the only passenger left on deck) with a thrilling sense of immensity, as if I were treading my way through a world of stars. By day we had sighted the Sierra Nevada mountains, lying about forty to sixty miles inland, yet from our dis- tance.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2442; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "ghost in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2231, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "NE 91 my brave hero; as it was, I drew a line between the different accounts, and entitled my doggerel ' Carracioli.' I had not reckoned upon that skeleton when I dreamt of my conception, neither did I take into consideration the fascinating Emma Hamilton ; but after my dive below the surface I found that they both filled up the foreground, with a pale thin ghost behind called * Nelson.' The poem was a failure, and I am glad of it. My friend Bussell and I had a discussion on the city young men who were so prominent in the stalls of theatres, bar-rooms, Gunter's, and on 'the block.' He said : — 'No, don't take these as specimens of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2443; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "ghost in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2232, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "stone and flew away the three spies came down and removed it and took a drink and a bath, remarking, 'King gnakko gnal' — 'we have done him.' They flapped their wings with joy, and the water rose till it formed a lake. They then flew all over the parched country, flapping their wings and forming water- holes, which have been drinking-places ever since. The Ghost. A man, travelling in the country of a friendly tribe, came upon a deserted habitation. Above the doorway he saw the usual crooked stick, pointing in the direction which the family had taken, and all round about the place pieces of bark covered with white clay, indicating.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2444; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "ghost in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2233, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t the foot of the tree and ascended it. On removing the opossum rug from the face he found that it was a friend. He wept for a long time, then came down and went away ; but he had not gone far before he heard some magpies making a great noise, as though they saw something strange. He turned about to see what it was, and, to his horror and amazement, saw the ghost of the deceased man come down and follow him. He became so terrified that he could not move, and, ad- dressing it, said, ' Why do you frighten me, when I have come to see you, and never did you any harm ? ' It never spoke, but followed him for a considerable distance,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2445; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "ghost in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2234, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the cups as she passed ; then came the GIPPSLANI) 201 hash, or stew ; and each one helped himself to sugar, bread, and potatoes, when he saw a chance. It was rough, but hearty, and plenty of it, as there was of customers. One little Frenchman diverted the company very much. He was on the verge of delirium tremens — that fine nervous state before the ' blue devils ' appear, when the wit is so high- strung and electric. He had been on the drink for w 7 eeks, getting more and more spirituelle every day. I saw him that evening at his best and most fantastic, as he tossed down the raw brandy, and jested like a Mephistopheles. Before.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2446; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "devils in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "devils", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2235, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "all through the night, the hourly waking up as the warders march along the passages and shout, ' All's well.' What has been taken from him in exchange for this daily providing for the animal ? liberty — the being able to do and go where he likes; hope — the incentive to exertion; love— he must live for ever mateless, with all his natural desires raging like devils within him. I have gone through a good many colonial prisons, and talked to all kinds of criminals, from the gentlemanly forger, swindler, and medical side-walker, down through the fine gradations of bushranger, housebreaker, pickpocket, and sneak kinchin man. Once I.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2447; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "devils in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "devils", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2236, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n a Titanic scale. We now come to the highest point on our journey — Victoria, 8,422 feet above sea-level— where we find English trees growing in unity with Australian produce — the chest- nut, oak, hawthorn, elm, poplar, pine, bunya-bunya, &c. We can see from here most extensive views, embracing Mounts Tomato, Clarence, Wilson, and York, with the Fairy and Witches* Glens. We are now going down the great Zig-zag, and upon Lithgow, the mining quarters, where coal, iron, copper, and other minerals are worked, and fine clay, terra cotta, &c, found. Lithgow we do not see much of, as it is almost dark when we get there ; enough,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2448; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "witches in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "witches", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2237, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s own taste, settling the question by taking the woman himself ; so that the youths have to go and ' look out ' once more for something not so tempting, while the old warrior takes to himself the finest young women he can get, and as many of them as he likes. It is a great mistake to say that the aborigines have no creed ; they are profound believers in the supernatural. 1 Pirumeheeal ' is the good spirit ; a gigantic fellow, who lives above the clouds, very harmless and benevolent. The thunder is his voice, and they always listen to it with pleasure and respect. He sends the rain, which is their greatest boon in this thirsty.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2449; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "supernatural in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2238, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a party and had to pass through this particular street. There, just as I had dreamt it, I looked across to see this woman dragging along the drunken man (probably her husband) and to be received with the evil glance. And then these very senseless dreams ended abruptly ; I never saw or dreamt about her any more. What did it all mean, and for what earthly or supernatural purpose had I dreamt it ? Sydney is a very charming place — the most ancient in the colonies — where any one with ordinary appreciation of beauty may go on dreaming his life away, and never wish to see the outside of the Heads. For particulars about it, read Mr..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2450; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1891, "title": "supernatural in A Colonial Tramp", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "A Colonial Tramp; Hume Nisbet", "url": "https://archive.org/download/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog/acolonialtrampt00nisbgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1809, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "an negroes — races who now live in regions so far apart, and in outward circumstances so very different — I would simply ask him to think of the relation which he himself, as a native- born American, bears to many of us in Australia. Three hundred years ago, your individual ancestors and ours lived in the same village, perhaps, in Hampshire ; the colonising spirit of our common race there, or the pressure of arbitrary power later on, carried your forefathers to the Columbian land, while ours remained behind, till, in the fulness of time, the thirst for gold or the prospect of a happier life led us hither ; and yet I presume that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1995; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1810, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "cessary, at this point, to say more about the origin of the Australian black man ; I now proceed to examine him in his native environ- ment, as he grows up from birth to manhood, and thence from manhood to old age. If the limits assigned to this pamphlet had permitted, additional sections could have been introduced, treating of the *kara]i* or medicine-man, spirit- world, mythology, the physical features of the natives, their moral and intellectual qualities, their cave-paintings and other specimens of art, their language, as well as the probable origin and migrations of the Australian race. But, as it is, many of my facts and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1996; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1811, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". Now, before I go on to examine the ceremonies of the Bora, it may be convenient to say here that the negroes of Upper Guinea had, and still have, certain religious mysteries singularly like those of the Bora. These, like the Bora, are ceremonies of initiation, and not only bring a youth to a knowledge of his country's gods, but qualify him to commune with spirits and to hold civil power and authority in the State ; all the uninitiated are to him a profanum vulgus, who, on the least tranegression of his commands, may be hurried away into the woods, there to be destroyed by the evil spirits which the magical power of the initiated.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1997; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1812, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a, are ceremonies of initiation, and not only bring a youth to a knowledge of his country's gods, but qualify him to commune with spirits and to hold civil power and authority in the State ; all the uninitiated are to him a profanum vulgus, who, on the least tranegression of his commands, may be hurried away into the woods, there to be destroyed by the evil spirits which the magical power of the initiated can command and control. As an assembly for thus receiving the youths into the tribe is convened but four or five times in a century, and occupies a period of five years, only a small proportion of the male population can acquire.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1998; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1813, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "oy by the arms and lead him along the track, and set him in the middle of the other enclosure. As soon as this is done the women rise from their prostrate position, and begin to dance and sing. The Murringgari tribe, on our south-east coast, place along this track or path some figures, moulded in earth, of various animals {totems) , and one of Dharamulan, a spirit-god whom they rererence. Before each of these figures the devotees have a dance ; and a ' kardji,' medicine man or doctor, brings up, through his mouth, apparently from his stomach, the ' joea' or magic of the totem before which they then stand. For the porcupine, he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1999; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "medicine man in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1814, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "their houses to keep away devils ; and so with many other examples in Aryan lands. \"I said to King Sewa at Talaber, on the Niger,' so writes Mr. W. Winwood Eeade, * if I die may my blood be on your head.' ' Ah, take care ; take care,' said he, ' you have had evil thoughts against me, and that is why you are ill. Do you see that fetich behind you ? That is a spirit who protects me from your evil designs.' I looked round, and saw in a corner by the bed, some long sticks, which, oddly enough, I had never noticed before. They were daubed all over with some clammy white stuff\", and Sewa, it seems, had ordered this fetich to be put into.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2000; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1815, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ddly enough, I had never noticed before. They were daubed all over with some clammy white stuff\", and Sewa, it seems, had ordered this fetich to be put into the house in case I tried to bewitch him.\" In these senses, the ' boombat ' enters the Bora with the brand of Typhon upon him, exposed to all evil influences, to disease and death from animals, men, and spirits ; but, after he has made the acquaintance of his father's gods, and has learned the sacred songs and dances of his tribe, he comes forth another man ; he washes away the badge of darkness and evil, and assumes the livery of the children of light. This felt subjection to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2001; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1816, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "was safe. Qwestion : Who was this old woman ? Do you give it up ? Well, then, it was a porcupine.*^ Now, although there is not much ingenuity in this riddle, yet it reveals two things — the existence of cannibalism, and the belief that a wizard's magic can overpower all natural strength and every opposing influence. If the black man sleeps soundly, the evil spirits do not visit him during the night ; but sometimes, especially when, as I suppose, there has been too much kangaroo or wallaby at the evening meal, a demon visits him and carries him away roughly and rudely to its abode, drags him about, and puts loam in great fear ; but.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2002; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1817, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pose, there has been too much kangaroo or wallaby at the evening meal, a demon visits him and carries him away roughly and rudely to its abode, drags him about, and puts loam in great fear ; but towards daybreak he is always brought back, and placed quietly in his own ' gunya.* He firmly believes that this kind of nightly pastime is the pleasure of the evil spirit, and so he takes it kindly. Thf^ afEects his body ; but his own spirit or ghost also goes away on adven- tures during the night. He believes that he has two spirits — a spiritual and a physical ' ego ' — a sort of * animus ' and ' anima.' Of this dual existence of his,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2003; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1818, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "puts loam in great fear ; but towards daybreak he is always brought back, and placed quietly in his own ' gunya.* He firmly believes that this kind of nightly pastime is the pleasure of the evil spirit, and so he takes it kindly. Thf^ afEects his body ; but his own spirit or ghost also goes away on adven- tures during the night. He believes that he has two spirits — a spiritual and a physical ' ego ' — a sort of * animus ' and ' anima.' Of this dual existence of his, the mortal part ceases to exist after death, but the other lives on. But, even in his lifetime, the ' anima ' or * geist * may leave his body for a while, and then.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2004; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1819, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "art ceases to exist after death, but the other lives on. But, even in his lifetime, the ' anima ' or * geist * may leave his body for a while, and then come back again, as when he is in a faint or in a sleep. After sleep he remembers that his * geist ' left him during the night, and went forl^ on its own business or pleasure. After a faint he knows that his spirit went from him on some errand or other, but he also know^ that it has letumed, and so he does not trouble himself much about that. Even when he is- dying and his spirit has gone, if a friendly wizard is near- and observes the accident in time, the spirit may be pursued.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2005; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1820, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "as when he is in a faint or in a sleep. After sleep he remembers that his * geist ' left him during the night, and went forl^ on its own business or pleasure. After a faint he knows that his spirit went from him on some errand or other, but he also know^ that it has letumed, and so he does not trouble himself much about that. Even when he is- dying and his spirit has gone, if a friendly wizard is near- and observes the accident in time, the spirit may be pursued and over- taken, and brought back, and the sick man lives again. But an evil wizard, even when the man is well, may come during the night, and }sy his arts take out his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2006; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1821, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and over- taken, and brought back, and the sick man lives again. But an evil wizard, even when the man is well, may come during the night, and }sy his arts take out his kidney fat. Then the man is sure to die aeon. These are the only experiences which an Australian may have during the night, unless he chances to awake for a time ; then he may hear the evil spirits — which, in this instance, are only the voice of some native* animals — near his bed, talking to him or to each other, and doubtless medi- tating mischief. Then he looks anxiously towards his camp ^re ; and, if he sees it still alight, he complacently falls asleep again.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2007; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1822, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "h *^** ^® ^^®®' °' ^^ crushed to death by a falling branch of a tree, or dies from some other visible cause, his comrades do not wonder, because the manner of his death is manifest ; but it is quite otherwise when a man sickens and dies from no obvious influences ; then the cause of his death is ascribed to some hidden malevolence on the part either of evil spirits, or of some wicked ' karaji' or wizard, who, at his own will, or hired thereto by others, has, by magic arts, put something into the sick man's body sufi&cient to make him pine away and die. In tbe firm and universal belief of our natives, a man among them dies, not.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2008; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1823, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e him pine away and die. In tbe firm and universal belief of our natives, a man among them dies, not because the vital machinery has got clogged or is worn out, but because he has been bewitched by an enemy. Those who have read Lenormant on Magic in Chaldsea know that this is a ver}r old belief, and that it produced there an elaborate ritual as against evil spirits, and for protection from them. In our country the terror of it so overpowers the mind, that when a man comes to know that a * kar^ji' is DEA^TH AND BXJEIAL. 79 operating against him, he faUs into low spirits from which he casnotbe roused, and ere long he dies, just from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2009; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1824, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "if the illness comes from fierce pains in the body, or general debility, or from a swelling of any kind, then some wicked wizard at a distance has been turning the point of a magic bone at him, with incantations, to do him harm, or has been burning a portion of his hair against him, or some other refuse, that he has incau- tiously left exposed ; or an evil spirit, roving about the camp at night, has Eut a round stone in his body, where the lump is, with the intention that e may fall ill and die ; then, in any of these circumstances the * kardji' is sent for, to come and remove the evil, or to counteract the witchery which is doing.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2010; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1825, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "eal one, and therefore restless and miserable—a foul, wandering ghost, '* unhouseled, disappointed, unaneled,'* — so miserable as to have delight in doing mii^erable acts, and taking revenge on all living creatures. Hence, also, among various nations of old, savage and civilised, funeral rites were renewed at various intervals ; for it was by these that the spirit gradually attained to the possession of a real body, capable of enjoying its new life. mi. -a 7 To illustrate the funeral arrangements of the tribes, I now The Jiuneral. • ^ a i^' i* * a. itTT-- -r i » give two quotations from private sources : — \" King J ackey s.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2011; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1826, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e work of evil spirits, or as punishments inflicted upon men by the immediate decree of an offended God. But the main tendency of Jewish thought, in the time'of Christ, was to attribute diseases to the machinations of the powers of evil. At the head of this malignant host stood Satan, the prince of the world, and he was surrounded by a multitude of inferior spirits. Many of these demons were believed to be the souls of the dead who roamed through the air, haunting tombs and desert places, in a disembodied form. The ghosts of the giants who lived in antediluvian times, the ghosts of the builders of the tower of Babel, and the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2012; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1827, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "spirits. Many of these demons were believed to be the souls of the dead who roamed through the air, haunting tombs and desert places, in a disembodied form. The ghosts of the giants who lived in antediluvian times, the ghosts of the builders of the tower of Babel, and the ghosts of those multitudes who perished at the Elood, were all numbered among the evil spirits which brought diseases and death on men, and the spirits of the wicked became demons after death. These demons entered tne human body by the nostrils, being presumably inhaled with the breath ; they produced dumbness, lameness, madness, blindness, epilepsy, and indeed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2013; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "giant in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1828, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Christ, was to attribute diseases to the machinations of the powers of evil. At the head of this malignant host stood Satan, the prince of the world, and he was surrounded by a multitude of inferior spirits. Many of these demons were believed to be the souls of the dead who roamed through the air, haunting tombs and desert places, in a disembodied form. The ghosts of the giants who lived in antediluvian times, the ghosts of the builders of the tower of Babel, and the ghosts of those multitudes who perished at the Elood, were all numbered among the evil spirits which brought diseases and death on men, and the spirits of the wicked.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2014; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "giant in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1829, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "f themselves, a brother ! Now, in the ancient rituals, white was the colour sacred to the sun — the benign god before whom darkness flies away. In India, white agates rep- resent Siva, the eternal cause of all blessings ; in Persia, white horses were sacred to the sun ; in Celtic Britain, some of the \"Welsh people, even now, whiten their houses to keep away devils ; and so with many other examples in Aryan lands. \"I said to King Sewa at Talaber, on the Niger,' so writes Mr. W. Winwood Eeade, * if I die may my blood be on your head.' ' Ah, take care ; take care,' said he, ' you have had evil thoughts against me, and that is why you.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2015; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1830, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r that these dances partake of a semi-religious character. For them the men dress themselves with great care in their own way, and often dance ail night long, and in very dark niohts, too, to the light of a blazing fire. To a white oulooker they seem to be a band of demons, ghastly as the skeleton dead, working themselves up into a fit state for some act of devilry. Eut there cannot be much amusement in it, for the men take it quite seri- ously, no fun goes on, and their movements are so vigorous that the actora are covered with sweat, and at the close are completely exhausted by their efforts. And they are not mere dances, these.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2016; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1831, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ng the enemy, begin to hop away, they find a spear or a club every- where near enough to stop their career. ^ / • / • As a rule, the blacks do not care to eat fatty matter ; hence J F^ li^ *^®y reject pork ; they say it is too fat. The flesh of certain ^ ^ ' animals also they reject ; the Tasmanians, for instance, would not eat their native tiger and native devil ; and our own blacks do not like the flesh of the native bear because of its gummy taste. But in addition to voluntary abstention from the flesh of * totem' animals, there are restrictions of food which tribal law imposes. To a lad who has not yet passed the Bora, food of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2017; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1832, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", the use of gesture language and, masonic signs ; (4), the numeration of the aborigines. rpi VKarabari' is an aboriginal name for those dances which our natives jy- , ^ . often have in the forests at night. Hitherto the name has been ^^^ ^ '* written * corrobboree,' but etymologically it should be 'karabari,* for it comes from the same root as ' karaji,' a wizard or medicine man, and ' -bari ' is a common formative in the native languages. The ' karabari ' 22 THE ABORIGINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. bas been usually regarded as a form of amusement, a dance to wbile away the time on the moonlight nights ; but the men alone engage in it,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2018; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "medicine man in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1833, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of the craft, and thus needs no more. In any case they are used as talismans, and are carried in his waist belt during the whole of the man's life. A * karaji,* in the presence of a friend of mine, swal- lowed three or four small ones, saying, \"That fellow stick there.\" He believed that the crystals, remaining in his stomach, would give him more power as a medicine man. The negroes of G-uinea use small stones as fetiches, and they carry them about their necks or under their armpits. These stones are sold to them by the priest, after being formally consecrated. The white colour is a sun colour. It is beneficent and preservative.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2019; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "medicine man in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1834, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ndship, witnessed by that celestial orb which looks down on and observes all the deeds of men. In Persia, at this day, in the southern parts of it, which were originally inhabited by a Hamite race ol: a negroid type, there are to be seen on the roadsides large circles of stones, which the tradition of the country regards as set there by the Caous, a race of giants, that is, of aboriginals. Then, in the classic nations, both in Grreece and Italy, some of the most famous and ancient temples were circular in form, especially the Pantheon at Athens, and at Bome the temple of Vesta, the goddess of the sun-given, eternal fire. At Rome,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2020; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "giant in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1835, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ir uhuJcweta^ including their ' karosses,' bandages, <&c., is collected inside the hut, and the whole is burned. The boys, having been smeared with fat and red clay, are presented with new * karosses.* They then proceed in a body to the kraal which has the charge of them, all of them being exceedingly careful not to look back upon the burning hut, lest some supernatural evil should befall them ; and, in order more effectually to avoid this, they are careful to cover their heads all over with ' karosses.' The next day, all the men assemble in the cattle-fold, and a grand feast ensues, at which the ceremonies of ukuyala and ukuzoka.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2021; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "supernatural in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2661, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ne in the night, when a dense fog enveloped the mud flats of the bay, the low sandy beach, the thickets of the tall ti-tree (_melaleuca_), that either by swimming or with friendly aid a prisoner might cross the intervening stretch of mud flat, so dreary and darksome at low water, and, disappearing into the thickets, be as little likely to be again seen as a ghost flitting at cock-crow. During the remainder of this day Lance was sensible of an unusual feeling of exaltation, so much so that when night came,--the dreary night commencing so early and ending so late, when sleep would have been the most precious of boons,--he was wholly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3598; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "ghost in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2662, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ot stormy. Brooding over all things hung an enshrouding, clinging fog. The lights of the vessels in the bay were invisible until the boats almost ran against their sides, then they appeared like blurred and wavering moons. The invisible flocks of sea-birds flying landwards, true precursors of a storm, wailed and shrieked in curiously weird cadence, like the ghosts of shipwrecked mariners. Yet no breath of rising wind or gathering tempest stirred the black waveless plain which stretched for so many a mile seaward and lay illimitable between the murky shores. To those long versed in sea signs--and there were many such on board this.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3599; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "ghosts in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2663, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "served yet passionate natures which habitually conceal their deeper feelings, as if jealous of exhibiting the sacred recesses of their hearts to the careless or irreverent. Ice on the surface, they resemble those regions which in springtime need but the touch of that great enchanter's wand to cause the living streams to flow, to produce the magically sudden apparition of verdure and fragrant flowerets. 'Darling Estelle! in five years I will come back,' he said, 'if I am alive. The time will soon pass. Think how much I shall have to talk about, and what wonders I shall have seen. You will hardly know me again.' The girl sighed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3600; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "apparition in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2664, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hain which bisects the continent came into view. So sudden was the surprise, so strangely contrasted with all his preconceived ideas of Australian scenery was the presentment of the wondrous white battlements upreared against a cloudless azure sky, that he was constrained to rein in his horse and gaze, silent and spellbound, at the supernal splendour of the apparition. 'If Estelle were by my side! If she could but behold this entrancing prospect,' he thought. 'She, whom the view of a far blue range of hills, of a peaceful lakelet, would send into ecstasies of admiration! How often had they stood together in the fading summer eve.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3601; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "apparition in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2665, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ng lot of nags with them, so you'd better scratch all you know and get there before dark. Who's this cove? Perhaps he'll give us a hand? I must have a pot of tea first, though.' He moved towards the hut door, near which Lance and the old man were standing. Lance stepped forward. 'So we meet again, Lawrence Trevenna?' Trevenna was no coward. Still the sudden apparition of a deadly enemy--as if he had arisen from the earth--would disturb the equilibrium of most men. He started back. But a life filled with risk and imminent peril had schooled his nerves. He smiled, as if in apparent good-fellowship. 'By Jove! So it's _you_,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3602; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "apparition in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2666, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e boding signs of storm, Lance did not notice the clatter of hoofs as a woman came at speed along the ravine which lay to the eastward, and reined up her horse within a few yards of his camp. He turned listlessly towards her, but started to his feet and gazed into the face of the rider with the look, half intent, half horror-stricken, as of one who views an apparition. 'Kate Lawless!' he exclaimed. 'I used to be once,' the woman made answer, in a voice which seemed struggling with an attempt at cheerfulness over-lain with habitual melancholy. 'Won't you lift me down, or have you forgotten the way?' He was at her side in a moment,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3603; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "apparition in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2667, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ked in curiously weird cadence, like the ghosts of shipwrecked mariners. Yet no breath of rising wind or gathering tempest stirred the black waveless plain which stretched for so many a mile seaward and lay illimitable between the murky shores. To those long versed in sea signs--and there were many such on board this mockery of a ship--a storm was imminent. Phantom-like, motionless, lay the _President_ on the oily moveless deep, a corpse-like hull upon the lifeless water. In that hour she seemed a derelict of that dread fleet which the poet dreamed of in his weirdest, grandest poem: 'And ships were drifting with the dead To shores.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3604; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "ghosts in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2670, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "occasionally impatient of discipline, wild and reckless in their habits, given to occasional brawling, drinking, and dicing, much as were the Royalist soldiery in the days of the first Charles. But, like them, they were brave to recklessness, cool and daring amid fierce and lawless crowds, and of all that strangely gathered band the wildest and most untamed spirit, yet the coolest, the most _rusé_, deadliest sleuth-hound, by general acclaim and common report, was Sergeant Francis Dayrell. Tall and slight, with fair hair and beard, and a false air of almost effeminate softness in his blue eyes, he was wonderfully active and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3607; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2679, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "forest groves--away through the rocky defiles where the mare's bare hoofs rang from time to time as on metal--away through sedgy morass and water-laden plain--away through the long gray tussac grass, which rustled wiry and dry in the hoar-frost. The stars burned and scintillated in the dark blue cloudless sky. The low moon rose and stared--redly, weird, and witch-like--upon the solitary woman threading alone the dim desolate waste. All silently, yet surely, the slow hours sped. Still wound the forest path, serpent-like, amid untouched primeval giants. Still clattered the fleet mare's hoofs along the uneven trail. The great.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3617; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "witch in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2680, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "dscape, the far-stretching champaign of the park--one of the largest in the county, the winding river, the blue hills, the distant sea. 'What a madman the boy is,' he groaned out, to leave all this for a few hot words--and I too! Who is the wiser? I wonder. Will he be mad enough to keep his word? He is a stubborn colt--a true descendant of old Launcelot the wizard. If he fails to gather gold, as these fools expect, a voyage and a year's experience of what poverty and a rough life mean will be no bad teaching.' 'For what is anger but a wild beast?' quotes the humorist How many a man has, to his cost, been assured of this fact by.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3618; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2683, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ac grass, which rustled wiry and dry in the hoar-frost. The stars burned and scintillated in the dark blue cloudless sky. The low moon rose and stared--redly, weird, and witch-like--upon the solitary woman threading alone the dim desolate waste. All silently, yet surely, the slow hours sped. Still wound the forest path, serpent-like, amid untouched primeval giants. Still clattered the fleet mare's hoofs along the uneven trail. The great constellation of the southern heavens had changed the aspect of its cross when a chorus of barking dogs disclosed the outpost of law and order. A couple of huts, a slab stable, a small but securely.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3621; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1892, "title": "witch in Nevermore", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nevermore; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/34240.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3611, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "be best acquainted with the mysteries. These choose suitable places in the woods, and make ready there every appliance which can produce surprise, awe, and chilling fear on the minds of novices. All women, children, and strangers are warned fro m the spot during the ceremonies, and the novice believes that, if he reveals any of the secrets of the grove, the spirits, knowing his faithlessness and profanity, will bring destruction upon him in some way or other. The country, for some three or four miles around, is sacred and inviolable, and the evil spirits will carry off those who intrude. These and similar particulars are to be.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4661; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3612, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". All women, children, and strangers are warned fro m the spot during the ceremonies, and the novice believes that, if he reveals any of the secrets of the grove, the spirits, knowing his faithlessness and profanity, will bring destruction upon him in some way or other. The country, for some three or four miles around, is sacred and inviolable, and the evil spirits will carry off those who intrude. These and similar particulars are to be found at greater length in Bishop Hurd's Rites and Ceremonies, which was published eighty years ago — ^long before the science of ethnography had come into existence ; and if it were needful,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4662; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3613, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "told me that he was taken into a fetich house, stripped, severely flogged, and plastered with goat dung» this ceremony, like those of masonry, being conducted to the sound of music. Afterwards there came, from behind a kind of screen or shrine, uncouth and terrible sounds,, ^ MATUEITY. sncb. as he had never heard before. These, he was told, emanated from a spirit called Ukuk. He afterwards brought to me the instrument with which the fetich man makes the noise. It was a whistle made of hollowed mangrove w^ood, about 2 inches in length, and covered at one end with a scrap of bat's wing. Eor a period of five days after initiation,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4663; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3614, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "uring the novitiate which succeeds initiation, the girls are taught religious dances, the men are instructed in the science of fetich. It is then that they are told that there are certain kinds of food which are forbidden to their clan. One clan may not eat crocodile, another hippopotamus, nor a third buffalo. These are relics of the old animal worship. The spirit Ukuk (or M'wetyi, as he is called in the Shekani country) is supposed to live in the bowels of the earth, and to come to the tipper world when there is any business to peform. He is then supposed to dwell in the fetich bous6, which is built in a peculiar form, covered.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4664; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3615, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ortant state of manhood. These duties, they are told, consist in obeying their chief, defending their tribe from all enemies, and in conforming to all the customs, and fulfilling all the rites and ceremo- nies of their forefathers. They are also exhorted to be careful in providing for their parents and all others committed to their charge, and to exercise a spirit of liberality towards all their neighbours and friends. The uhusoka consists in presents being made to them, by the men assembled, of cattle, 'assagais,' &c., in order to give them a start in life. They are then pro- nounced to be meUy and are admitted to all the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4665; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3616, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "front of them the bodies of men, covered with gashes and blopd, and their bowels protruding ; beyond these is the high priest, sitting alone and looking at the comers with a fixed stare. Stepping over the prostrate bodies, the young men follow their guide and stand in a row before the high priest ; he now utters a yell, and the dead men — who represent the spirits of ancestors — rise up and go to the river and wash themselves clean. These men then ornament themselves, and come back walking with a rhythmical movement and a solemn chant ; they place them- selves in front of the young men, and silence ensues. Eour old priests now.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4666; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3617, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "them by all the celebrants. On the following morning the women are summoned, and, according to custom, they crawl on hands and knees through the first two enclosures into the presence of the chief priest and the elders. The chief priest pprinkles them with water from the sacred bowl, and makes a prayer 10 THE ABOEIGINES OP NEW SOUTH WALES. to the ancestral spirits for the mothers and their children. The women now return in the same way as they came. When they hare emerged from the enclosures, the men there rush upon them, and a scene of much licence ensues. The initiated of the first and second year^re now daubed all over with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4667; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3618, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "' no') you do that ; that's one of our gods.' \" It is not lawEulfor anyone to handle it except those who have been initiated at the Bora. It is made of a piece of thin wood or of the bark of a tree. It is 9 to 12 inches long, and is sometimes shaped and marked so as to make it look like a fish. The roaring sound is supposed to be the voice of a dreaded evil spirit, who prowls about the camp of the blacks at night and carries off and tears and devours those he can seize. When the performers think that the ' boombat ' (so they call the novice) has been sufficiently impressed, tirrikoty ceases to speak. They then raise the boy from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4668; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3619, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "an-hating, in the economy of nature (cf. the Persian Ahriman), just as Osiris, the bright and beneficent sun, was an emblem of all that was good. In the Levitical law, the new heifer was a sin-offering for the Israelites, probably ^ith some reference to the ideas of the Egyptians about that colour. In India, Ganesa, the lord of all mischievous and malignant spirits, is symbolised by red stones ; and the Cingalese, when they are sick, offer a red cock to the evil spirit that has caused the sickness. The blacks of Congo wash and anoint a corpse, and then paint it red ; and their black brethren in Mada- gascar, when they are.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4669; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3620, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "those who pass throuj»h the Bora paint themselves white at its close. Everywhere in Australia there is the belief that the black man, when he is dead and buried, still lives ; but he is then white. Our indi- ^nes say, ^' Black man dead jumps up white fellow;\" hence a white man is called ' wunda, ' a word which originally described only the black man in his spirit state after death. The father of a friend of mine was the first white man to enter, some sixty years ago, the territory of a black tribute near to where I lived. It so happened that the tribe had just lost their chief by death ; and so, as the wnite man whom they saw.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4670; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3621, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he washes away the badge of darkness and evil, and assumes the livery of the children of light. This felt subjection to unseen evil and aspirations for deliverance from it in the minds of our native race, is not only natural to man everywhere, but was a marked feature in the whole system of Akkadian magic ; lor those old Chaldaeans believed that innumerable spirits, each with a personality, were distributed throughout nature ; sometimes in union with animate objects, sometimes separately. Existing everywhere, they had both an evil and a good aspect — -at one time favourable, at another unfavourable, controlling both life and death.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4671; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3622, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ty, were distributed throughout nature ; sometimes in union with animate objects, sometimes separately. Existing everywhere, they had both an evil and a good aspect — -at one time favourable, at another unfavourable, controlling both life and death ; regulating all phenomena, whether beneficial or des- tructive, both of air and earth, fire and water. A dual spirit — bad and good — was allocated to each of the celestial bodies, and to each living being. A constant warfare existed and was keenly maintained between the bad and the good ; and, according as the one principle or the other held sway, so did blessings or disasters descend.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4672; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3623, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d was keenly maintained between the bad and the good ; and, according as the one principle or the other held sway, so did blessings or disasters descend upon nature and upon man. Hence the value MATUEITY. 19 of religions rites sucli as the Bora ; for the due observance of these, repeated from time to time, gave, for a while at least, the victory to the good spirits, and brought blessings to the faithful. Thus, then, I explain the red colour of the novice at the Bora, the red and white of the celebrants, and the white colour of the men when the service was completed. (D.) Eidley says that the Bora is Bayemai's ground. He adds : — \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4673; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3624, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e round a sacred fire. An incantation, used by the Chaldaean sorcerers of old, has these words, '*May the God Pire, the hero, dispel their enchantments or spells for the injury of others.\" An Australian *jin,' going to the river to fetch water after nightfall, carries for protection a burning stick ; and the men in the camp at night, when they think an evil spirit is near, throw firebrands at him to drive him away. Should we wonder, then, that our Australian blackfellows, if, as I believe, their ancestors first of all came from Chaldaean land, have not forgotten the fire observances, and still trust in the protection of a fire god.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4675; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3625, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ing plantations. He said that we should certainly be able to kill liim the next day, and that, during the night, he and his friends would cele- brate the gorilla dance. ... To the music of three old men, who had their faces grotesquely chalked, danced Etia, imitating the uncouth move- ments of the gorilla. Then the iron bell was rung, and O'Mbuiri, the evil spirit, was summoned to attend, and a hoarse rattle mingled with the other sounds. . . . Here could be no imposture. It was not an entertainment arranged for my benefit, but a religious festival, held on the eve of an enter- prise. . . . The dancing was not discontinued until.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4676; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3626, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ve, and there they see the likeness of many things with which they are conversant in their daily life — young men dancing a 'karabari' (Orion), and a group of damsels looking at them (the Pleiades), and making music to their dance — the opossum, the emu, the crow, and so on. But the old men will tell you that the regions \" above the sky\" are the home of the spirits of the dead, and that there are shady fig-trees there, and many other pleasant things. Many MATUEITY. 23 men of their race are there, and tha:fc one of the foremost of them all is a great man, Menee : he is not visible, but they all agree that he is in the sky. A.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4677; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3627, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "an older man. Prom the hour of betrothal, they become mother- in-law and son-in-law, and must avoid each other. They must, if possible, never see each other. It is hard to account for so remarkable a custom ; but our indigenes certainly think that, if there were any communication between the two, some great evil would happen to one or both of them. The evil spirits would come and inflict punishment on them by making them die or become prematurely old. Nor are the Australians alone in this curious superstition. A EafSr woman dislikes to use the name of her father-in-law or of any word which contains his name. She avoids this by.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4678; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3628, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", or civil dissension, or a tendency to wander and colonise. The leader of such a sept bears the by-name of 'the lion,' or *the bear,' or *the kangaroo.' On his death that animal lis regarded as his visible representative, and is reverenced accordingly. No man of that clan will harm it ; for, on his death-bed, he may have told his people that henceforth his spirit would live in that animal, and so it is the first of their ancestors. That animal becomes to them a * totem,' after which they are named, and to which they look for protection against evil ; if it is a thing, it becomes to them a ' fetich ' in which tho spirit dwells,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4679; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3629, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of that clan will harm it ; for, on his death-bed, he may have told his people that henceforth his spirit would live in that animal, and so it is the first of their ancestors. That animal becomes to them a * totem,' after which they are named, and to which they look for protection against evil ; if it is a thing, it becomes to them a ' fetich ' in which tho spirit dwells, and may do them good or ill, according to their behaviour towards it. In Scotland, although there is no * totemism ' there, yet the principles which produced it in savage nations still exist ; for a loyal Bruce will not willingly kill a spider; the Highland.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4680; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3630, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". jpyr . In Australia there are only two things to be considered whepi we . .. J, proceed to locate a tribe — its territorial limits and its language. Eeligion cannot be taken as an element in this question, nor tribal descent ; for the Bora, which is of a semi-religious nature, and the native beliefs as to their deified ancestors, and the influence of evil spirits, are much the same everywhere throughout the continent, and there are no traditions as to a separate origin and descent of tribes, as in the stories of G-reece and Rome ; out it is well-known here that each tribe had its own *taurai' — territory or hunting-ground —.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4681; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3631, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o ; and if any one of u» were seated at a native camp-fire after dark, and heard the stories that are told there, and saw the merriment and the laughter and the fun, we could not doubt that it is their nature to be happy, if their environment permit. This is also one of the characteristics of the African negroes ; for it seems natural for them to be in good spirits, and this happy temperament promotes their vitality. Our Australian is a great coward when brought into contact with the unknown, especially if he can regard the thing as having some relation to the domain of spirits. One day when a blackfellow was present, one of my.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4682; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3632, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ppy, if their environment permit. This is also one of the characteristics of the African negroes ; for it seems natural for them to be in good spirits, and this happy temperament promotes their vitality. Our Australian is a great coward when brought into contact with the unknown, especially if he can regard the thing as having some relation to the domain of spirits. One day when a blackfellow was present, one of my boys was blowing soap bubbles ; the man was frightened when he saw them, and ran round the comer to hide from them. So his anger, and his courage, too, when roused by provocation or taunts, soon ebb away ; he strikes.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4683; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3633, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "made on his breast. At all events, they may serve the same purpose as the blazon on a seaman's arms or breast, and be useful in identifying a man's body if he has been disfigured on the field of battle ; or, like the knocking out of the front tooth in the Bora ceremonies, the marks may help to identify him as a true blackfellow when he dies and descends to spirit-land. All blackfellows are more or less marked on the body in this way, but not on the face ; the thing is done when the person is young, perhaps from 6 to 12 years of age ; the marks may be found also on the hips and the upper arm, and, in the case of women, between the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4684; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3634, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "stache. I suppose that a black man thought that this adjunct to his nose-tip improved his personal appearance or made him look terrible in battle ; but, as in the case of the body scars, I believe there is some relio^ious significance at the base of it originally ; for, in certain localities, the blacks say that unless a man's nose has been thus pierced his spirit will be subjected to great indignities when he is dead. Hence the women also wear the nose-bone. Our blacks allow their hair to grow wild ; they merely cut it when it is too long. Many of them, both men and women, have fine frizzly hair; others have straight hair ; in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4685; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3635, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ver they encamp. Our blackfellows have not reached the pastoral stas^e, and yet they are wanderers. If they settle down at any spot for a few days, the food they get there by hunting or from roots may soon be exhausted, and they must move on; or a death occurs among them, and they flee from the spot ; or they may come to imagine that their enemies, the evil spirits, are too numerous or too busy there, and so they decamp. When they reach a suitable place for a fresh camp, the women set to work* and raise wind- shelters, called * gunyas.' These are very simple affairs. Two strong sticks are fixed upright in the ground, each about 4.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4686; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3636, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Those who have read Lenormant on Magic in Chaldsea know that this is a ver}r old belief, and that it produced there an elaborate ritual as against evil spirits, and for protection from them. In our country the terror of it so overpowers the mind, that when a man comes to know that a * kar^ji' is DEA^TH AND BXJEIAL. 79 operating against him, he faUs into low spirits from which he casnotbe roused, and ere long he dies, just from the fear of the evil that he imagines is coming upon him. I am disposed to think that this dread belief has had an evil effect on the national life of the Australians ; for it has driven out of their minds.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4687; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3637, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "night, has Eut a round stone in his body, where the lump is, with the intention that e may fall ill and die ; then, in any of these circumstances the * kardji' is sent for, to come and remove the evil, or to counteract the witchery which is doing so much harm. The ' karaji* sucks out the causes of the pain, or he pufEs and blows with his mouth till the evil spirit is driven away, and the sick man recovers. But if the man dies, then that shows that the evil influences have been very strong, or that the witchery of the other * karaji*^ has been too potent for the means intended to promote recovery. A^i Death '^^ ®^^^ *^ *^® ®^^^.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4689; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3638, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "warm. How long he supported his deceased parent thus, I do not know ; for, haying ascertained when and where the burying was to be, I left the camp, intending to be present to witness the ceremony, as I had never seen a Durial.\" The son's explanation that he was keeping the body of his father warm is only part of the truth ; the blacks believe that an evil spirit, whom they call ' dibble- dibble * is prowling about on such occasions, and that he would carry off the body and devour it, if it were not guarded ; for there is an evil spirit, which, as they say, delighte to feed on carrion of all sorts. with the body trussed up in a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4690; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3639, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "witness the ceremony, as I had never seen a Durial.\" The son's explanation that he was keeping the body of his father warm is only part of the truth ; the blacks believe that an evil spirit, whom they call ' dibble- dibble * is prowling about on such occasions, and that he would carry off the body and devour it, if it were not guarded ; for there is an evil spirit, which, as they say, delighte to feed on carrion of all sorts. with the body trussed up in a bundle ; (4) with the body erect in the grave ; (5) with the body laid in a side cavity dug into the earth from the bottom of a pit ; (6) they place the body in a hollow tree and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4691; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3640, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "it that these ancestors were once in contact with, or rather formed part of, a race which had beliefs similar to those of the Persians ; such beliefs are not readily adopted by strangers ; they belong to a race. And further, this practice is in strange contrast to the trussing and tying of the body elsewhere, which is done, as the black say, to prevent the spirit of the deceased from wandering in the night from its bed, and disturbing the living and doing them harm ; for the spirit of the dead is malevolent for a long time after death. The J V DEATH AND BUEIAL. 81 roasting of a dead body over a fire seems to us a shainefiil tiling.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4692; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3641, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "f the Persians ; such beliefs are not readily adopted by strangers ; they belong to a race. And further, this practice is in strange contrast to the trussing and tying of the body elsewhere, which is done, as the black say, to prevent the spirit of the deceased from wandering in the night from its bed, and disturbing the living and doing them harm ; for the spirit of the dead is malevolent for a long time after death. The J V DEATH AND BUEIAL. 81 roasting of a dead body over a fire seems to us a shainefiil tiling ; but it corresponds with the mummifying of the dead in Egypt for preservation. A friend in Queensland said to me one.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4693; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3642, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ular hole about three feet deep and two feet in diameter, as much as will hold the body ; the bottom of the grave i? then lined with * ti '-tree bark, the body is laid thereon, and pieces of stringy- bark are placed all round it ; the earth is then filled in, Leaving a depression at the top, on which a relative sleeps for several nights, to prevent the evil spirits from carrying off the body. On the Darling Eiver, a mound is raised ov^r the grave and a low fence of brushwood put round it, and, just inside the fence and around the grave, are laid many pieces of white plaster shaped like eggs. I think that these white eggs are put.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4694; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3643, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r several nights, to prevent the evil spirits from carrying off the body. On the Darling Eiver, a mound is raised ov^r the grave and a low fence of brushwood put round it, and, just inside the fence and around the grave, are laid many pieces of white plaster shaped like eggs. I think that these white eggs are put there as charms against the approach of evil spirits ; for Layard savs that, \" in the court around the tomb of the founder of the Yezidis,, there is a small recess filled with balls of clay taken from the tomb of the saint. These are sold or distributed to pilgrims and regarded as very sacred — useful against diseases and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4695; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3644, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "that these white eggs are put there as charms against the approach of evil spirits ; for Layard savs that, \" in the court around the tomb of the founder of the Yezidis,, there is a small recess filled with balls of clay taken from the tomb of the saint. These are sold or distributed to pilgrims and regarded as very sacred — useful against diseases and evil spirits, and to be buried with the dead.\" And Threlkeld states that in the Australian Bora ceremonies the word yarro, which means *egg,* is used in a mystic sense also for * fire' or * water.' And among the Khasias — a hill tribe of^ north-eastern India — an illness is exorcised.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4696; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3645, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "fire' or * water.' And among the Khasias — a hill tribe of^ north-eastern India — an illness is exorcised by the breaking of eggs, among other methods. A mystic egg also figures largely in some of the most ancient cosmogonies. In Northern Queensland, when the body is about to be buried, a fire is first kindled in the grave — evidently to drive out the evil spirits — and after the grave is closed, a fire is kept burning on the surface — evidently to drive 82 THE ABORIGINES OP NEW SOUTH WALES. off the evil spirits at nigbt ; if the corpse is placed in a hollow tree, the piece which has been cut out of the tree to admit the corpse is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4697; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3646, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". A mystic egg also figures largely in some of the most ancient cosmogonies. In Northern Queensland, when the body is about to be buried, a fire is first kindled in the grave — evidently to drive out the evil spirits — and after the grave is closed, a fire is kept burning on the surface — evidently to drive 82 THE ABORIGINES OP NEW SOUTH WALES. off the evil spirits at nigbt ; if the corpse is placed in a hollow tree, the piece which has been cut out of the tree to admit the corpse is carefully replaced — evidently to prevent the spirits from knowing that there is a body there. At Wide Bay, also in Queensland, the natives are very.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4698; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3647, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "— evidently to drive out the evil spirits — and after the grave is closed, a fire is kept burning on the surface — evidently to drive 82 THE ABORIGINES OP NEW SOUTH WALES. off the evil spirits at nigbt ; if the corpse is placed in a hollow tree, the piece which has been cut out of the tree to admit the corpse is carefully replaced — evidently to prevent the spirits from knowing that there is a body there. At Wide Bay, also in Queensland, the natives are very careful not to allow any of the earth to touch the body that is buried ; and, to accom- plish this, they make a stage of sticks and bark over the body, and on this they pile.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4699; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3648, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r with red and white spots and put pipeclay on their heads. In Fiji also, the man who has dug the grave of a chief is unclean for a year. In South Australia, the\" corpse is rubbed over with red ochre ; and the same is done on the coast of New Ouinea. In the red colour there must be some virtue which is of service to the dead in their subsequent existence as spirits, and probably in their first passage into spirit land, like the Grecian 'obelus' placed between the teeth of the dead man. ^ . 2 The rites of burial are varied to suit the mode which the tribe practises, but there are some accompaniments of burial which are invariable..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4700; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3649, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "^aid, bury in any soft ground which may happen to be near, but some tribes have regular burying-grounds which have been used for generations, and are considered sacred. To these a corpse will be brought from a distance of many miles. \" My black boy,\" says a friend, \" wishes to be buried where he was reared.\" This is the idea of kinship and clanship even in spirit-land. I need not compare with this similar practices and desires in aU ages and countries. DEATH AND BUEIAL, 83 Wlierever a tribe inters the dead, after the grave is neatly dug, the body is slung on a long pole borne on the shoulders of two relatives, and is carried thus.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4701; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3650, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "shaped like a club, and painted red ; their tops are covered with fine white down from the cockatoo. In. the Kamalarai country, not only is the bark of the adjacent trees marked with devices, but another grave is dug near by — a sort of cenotaph — for no body is put in it ; this they do, the blacks say, \" to cheat the Kruben.\" The ' Kiuben' is a malevolent spirit that wanders about at night, and carries ofE little children from the camp, and punishes those men who are so wicked- as to break any of the tribal laws of restriction ; and \" cheating the Kruben\" seems to imply that he tears and devours the spirit of the dead, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4702; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3651, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "for no body is put in it ; this they do, the blacks say, \" to cheat the Kruben.\" The ' Kiuben' is a malevolent spirit that wanders about at night, and carries ofE little children from the camp, and punishes those men who are so wicked- as to break any of the tribal laws of restriction ; and \" cheating the Kruben\" seems to imply that he tears and devours the spirit of the dead, and perhaps their bodies too. Th f}h f '^^® tribes also believe that, after a man's death, his spirit ^ ^* ' wanders about, revisits the grave, interviews the spirits of its. living friends in dreams, eats up the remains of food left lying about, and warms.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4703; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3652, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "from the camp, and punishes those men who are so wicked- as to break any of the tribal laws of restriction ; and \" cheating the Kruben\" seems to imply that he tears and devours the spirit of the dead, and perhaps their bodies too. Th f}h f '^^® tribes also believe that, after a man's death, his spirit ^ ^* ' wanders about, revisits the grave, interviews the spirits of its. living friends in dreams, eats up the remains of food left lying about, and warms itself at the night fires. Thus, when Buckley was seen sitting on a grave, feeble from want of food, and with a broken spear in his hand, he was naturally regarded as the spirit of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4704; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3653, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", after a man's death, his spirit ^ ^* ' wanders about, revisits the grave, interviews the spirits of its. living friends in dreams, eats up the remains of food left lying about, and warms itself at the night fires. Thus, when Buckley was seen sitting on a grave, feeble from want of food, and with a broken spear in his hand, he was naturally regarded as the spirit of the deceased black man come back to ' visit his body, and was welcomed by the tribule as one oi themselves. Something analogous to all this is found among the blacks of Lower Guinea.. When a man dies there, they ascribe his decease to the enchantments of aa enemy. At.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4705; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3654, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "logous to all this is found among the blacks of Lower Guinea.. When a man dies there, they ascribe his decease to the enchantments of aa enemy. At the grave they ask the corpse to tell who it was that took away his life by sorcery ; why he departed ; was it because he was dissatisfied ; and so on. They believe that souls pass into other bodies, but that the spirit of the deceased still lives in another state, and there lore they inter with him most of his own effects, and valuable presents from his friends. They believe also that the wizards, by their incantations, can raise the dead man to life, and make him hunt and fish and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4706; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3655, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "itnessed. The man's name was nevei: afterwards mentioned, nor his grave visited, by any of the tribe.\" Cause of In the New Hebrides islands, similar beliefs and customs exist. Death. A friend, writing to me from Epi there, says : — \" Unless the person is very old or the cause of death is very obvious, the natives here- generally ascribe the death to an evil spirit called *Semi,' who* poisons* people ; ' semi' means * poison.' Very often he acts by human agency, and many a suspect is shot in consequence. The body is sewed up in matting and banana leaves. The burial is usually on the day following the death. All relatives or other.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4707; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3656, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e deceased within a reasonable distance attend. There is a great wailing kept up by the women within the enclosure where the body lies. The men simply look in for a minute or two to cry, and then retire. Two male relatives dig the grave. The body is lowered, and a great quantity of banana leaves is laid over it before the earth is filled in. The disembodied spirit is supposed to haunt the scenes of its former life. Cocoa-nuts, bananas, pudding, and other kinds of food are often hung on a tree or stick beside the grave, for the refreshment of the wandering spirit. Sometimes, in the still night a brother shouts out the name of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4708; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3657, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". Two male relatives dig the grave. The body is lowered, and a great quantity of banana leaves is laid over it before the earth is filled in. The disembodied spirit is supposed to haunt the scenes of its former life. Cocoa-nuts, bananas, pudding, and other kinds of food are often hung on a tree or stick beside the grave, for the refreshment of the wandering spirit. Sometimes, in the still night a brother shouts out the name of the departed, and tells him, with all the strength of his lung3, \" Cocoanuts and bananas are here ; come and take them.\" m Our indigenes, in the western part of the colony of Victoria,. Soirits *^^^^ ^^^^.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4709; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3658, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rave, for the refreshment of the wandering spirit. Sometimes, in the still night a brother shouts out the name of the departed, and tells him, with all the strength of his lung3, \" Cocoanuts and bananas are here ; come and take them.\" m Our indigenes, in the western part of the colony of Victoria,. Soirits *^^^^ ^^^^ children under five years of age have no spirits, but' ^ * every person over that age has not only a soul or spirit of natural life, but also another spirit which takes a visible but undefined form after death ; it frequents the dead man's grave for a time, but disappears when any one comes near. Por it a fire is kept.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4710; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3659, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "no spirits, but' ^ * every person over that age has not only a soul or spirit of natural life, but also another spirit which takes a visible but undefined form after death ; it frequents the dead man's grave for a time, but disappears when any one comes near. Por it a fire is kept burning all night near the spot^ Elsewhere, in Victoria, it is said that the spirit, after hovering for a time near the grave, finally goes off towards the setting sun ; and for its con- venience, or rather guidance, where a long grave is used, the head is laid towards the east and the feet to the west ; elsewhere it is the reverse. This spirit is the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4711; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3660, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ich make it twice or three timea the length of the body within. The grave is dnly a deep hole, and the corpse is placed therein upright. No earth ig allowed to touch the head, which is protected by timber above it. A mound is raised over the grave. In letting down the body, those near say * whirr.' They make little fires about the grave \" to drive away evil spirits from the living,\" as some say ; but others say the fires are for the benefit of the dead. In Victoria, also, no one cared to touch a dead body with his hand ; that brings defilement; and, in burying, the utmost care was used .to cover every part of the body and save it.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4712; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3661, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the abode of the dead is there. In some parts of Australia, the blacks will not go near a recent grave for a month or so after the interment ; but on the Murray River, near Went- worth,.one or two friends visit the grave every morning for about a month to keep the fires burning and the ground around the grave carefully swept. If there are no foot-prints of spirits to be seen on the cleared ground, thej conclude that the spirit of the dead man does not wander at night, and is therefore happy and does not require the fire or any further attention. 88 THE ABOEIGINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. I have already said that, in Queensland, a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4713; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3662, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "black feathers. His eyelids were painted red, and a red stripe from the nose upwards, divided his forehead in two parts. Another red stripe passed round his head. The face was painted white, and on each side of the mouth were two round red spots. From each shoulder, down to his hands, was a white stripe, and one hand was painted quite white.\" \"They fear the spirits of the recently departed ; and, besides placing fur- niture, dress, and food at their graves, they return from time to time, with other supplies of food. When men and women are slain over a grave, they even believe that their spirits join that of him in whose honour.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4714; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3663, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d red spots. From each shoulder, down to his hands, was a white stripe, and one hand was painted quite white.\" \"They fear the spirits of the recently departed ; and, besides placing fur- niture, dress, and food at their graves, they return from time to time, with other supplies of food. When men and women are slain over a grave, they even believe that their spirits join that of him in whose honour they have been killed. During the season of mourning, the deceased is remembered and feared, but when once his memory grows dim, they cease to believe in the prolonged existence of the departed spirit. Ask a negro where the spirit of his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4715; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3664, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "turn from time to time, with other supplies of food. When men and women are slain over a grave, they even believe that their spirits join that of him in whose honour they have been killed. During the season of mourning, the deceased is remembered and feared, but when once his memory grows dim, they cease to believe in the prolonged existence of the departed spirit. Ask a negro where the spirit of his grandfather or great grandfather whom he did not know is, and he will reply confidently that it is * done, gone out, no more ;' or that he does not know where it has gone. The fear of spirits of the departed seems an instinctive.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4716; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3665, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s 73 Cooking 55 Corrobboree, the (See Earabari) • - 21 Cromlechs - • - -. 68 D Daily Ufe 58 Death, at 79 „ causes of 78, 85 Decamp 84 Descent, law of 32 Diseases 62 Dogs 65 Dwellings 48 E Education 4 Exogamy 80 F Fire-making 57 Food 49 „ restriction of 53 See also Messengers 42 Freemasonry • 24 Funeral, the 84 „ analogies 86 a Gesture language 24, 67 Ghost (spirit), the 83 Government, tribal 88 Grave, the 81 H Hooks 78 Hunting 54 I Implements 76 Industrial 69 Inheritance 35 K Karabari, the 21, 64, 65 Kindness 6 Knives (See Adze) 77 L Life, daily 58 102 THE ABORIGINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Manly aniusemcnts 06 Marriage 27 „ ceremony.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4717; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3666, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "also do the Hottentots. An explanation of this may be got in a belief, shared by many ancient nations, but most developed among tho Hindus, that, when the \"^ross body\" is laid in the^ave or burned, the soul still lives in a material form, but that at first tbis is only a \" subtile body,\" not a real one, and therefore restless and miserable—a foul, wandering ghost, '* unhouseled, disappointed, unaneled,'* — so miserable as to have delight in doing mii^erable acts, and taking revenge on all living creatures. Hence, also, among various nations of old, savage and civilised, funeral rites were renewed at various intervals ; for it was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4718; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3667, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "or that a leopard has been seen prowling about and that they are afraid. They believe in the transmigration of souls ; some think that after death they become white men ; the soul transmigrates into the bodies of birds and animals, others say. Criminals, however, are debarred from taking a second lease of life, even in the humblest form ; they fly about as ghosts and torment mankind by their hideous appearance. Most of tbe negroes exercise baptismal rites, and the practice of circumcision seems to be universal in Africa, except at Accra. The initiatory ceremonies in Northern Guinea are of a higher order. The novice is shut up in a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4719; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "ghosts in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3668, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ese are to be found in African regions. Du Chaillu says : — ^** My servant, Ishungui, died. The relatives of the deceased slept one night in his house, as a mark of respect, and then all that remained was to discover the person who had bewitched the dead man. \"When all was ready for the trial, I went down to look at the doctor, who looked literally like the devil. I never saw a more ghastly object. He had on a high head-dress of black feathers. His eyelids were painted red, and a red stripe from the nose upwards, divided his forehead in two parts. Another red stripe passed round his head. The face was painted white, and on each.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4720; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3669, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "risoner had gone. She hastily repaired her damaged canoe, and crossed, but only to find the young man surrounded by his friends, ready to defend him with their spears. She boldly advanced, heeding not the spears thrown at her, although they were sticking in her boay everywhere. She had seized the young iban, and was making off with him again, when the great wizard of the tribe opportunely arrived ; and, giving magical power- toi the blow, thrust her through and through with his spear. Thus the young- man was safe. Qwestion : Who was this old woman ? Do you give it up ? Well, then, it was a porcupine.*^ Now, although there is not.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4721; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3670, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ely arrived ; and, giving magical power- toi the blow, thrust her through and through with his spear. Thus the young- man was safe. Qwestion : Who was this old woman ? Do you give it up ? Well, then, it was a porcupine.*^ Now, although there is not much ingenuity in this riddle, yet it reveals two things — the existence of cannibalism, and the belief that a wizard's magic can overpower all natural strength and every opposing influence. If the black man sleeps soundly, the evil spirits do not visit him during the night ; but sometimes, especially when, as I suppose, there has been too much kangaroo or wallaby at the evening meal, a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4722; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3671, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "at his spirit went from him on some errand or other, but he also know^ that it has letumed, and so he does not trouble himself much about that. Even when he is- dying and his spirit has gone, if a friendly wizard is near- and observes the accident in time, the spirit may be pursued and over- taken, and brought back, and the sick man lives again. But an evil wizard, even when the man is well, may come during the night, and }sy his arts take out his kidney fat. Then the man is sure to die aeon. These are the only experiences which an Australian may have during the night, unless he chances to awake for a time ; then he may hear the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4723; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3672, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a small hole, and, leaving there what nature casts off, they cover it up again. Even water is strewn over with rushes, lest any one treading on it should be defiled. All this seems to arise from cleanliness ; but there is a deeper reason for it ; a black man believes that any portion of himself, as his hair, or of the food he has left, if found by a hostile wizard, may be used against him, and made up into a charm to do him harm. Hence his care to destroy all that, or cover it from view. After breakfast the men of the camp set out on the hunt, and are probably away all day ; if there is already enough of provisions at home, they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4724; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3673, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "on which they may have possessed. So, when an Australian is sick, if the sickness is seen to come from some intelligible cause, such as a cold or a surfeit in eating, the usual native remedies are applied, and the matter ends there ; but if the illness comes from fierce pains in the body, or general debility, or from a swelling of any kind, then some wicked wizard at a distance has been turning the point of a magic bone at him, with incantations, to do him harm, or has been burning a portion of his hair against him, or some other refuse, that he has incau- tiously left exposed ; or an evil spirit, roving about the camp at night,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4725; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3674, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t compare with this similar practices and desires in aU ages and countries. DEATH AND BUEIAL, 83 Wlierever a tribe inters the dead, after the grave is neatly dug, the body is slung on a long pole borne on the shoulders of two relatives, and is carried thus to the place of interment, followed by a company of friends ; but, before it is placed in the grave, a wizard, standing by, questions the deceased and asks, him what enemy it was that bewitched him and so caused his death, and so on, to which questions answers are given by an old black on the other side ; sometimes these questions are asked while the body is on its way to the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4726; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3675, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pirits, or of some wicked ' karaji' or wizard, who, at his own will, or hired thereto by others, has, by magic arts, put something into the sick man's body sufi&cient to make him pine away and die. In tbe firm and universal belief of our natives, a man among them dies, not because the vital machinery has got clogged or is worn out, but because he has been bewitched by an enemy. Those who have read Lenormant on Magic in Chaldsea know that this is a ver}r old belief, and that it produced there an elaborate ritual as against evil spirits, and for protection from them. In our country the terror of it so overpowers the mind, that when.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4727; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "wizard in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3676, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a. These same Nicobarese use the toes 'for picking up anything, just as our blacks do. But more striking analogies than these are to be found in African regions. Du Chaillu says : — ^** My servant, Ishungui, died. The relatives of the deceased slept one night in his house, as a mark of respect, and then all that remained was to discover the person who had bewitched the dead man. \"When all was ready for the trial, I went down to look at the doctor, who looked literally like the devil. I never saw a more ghastly object. He had on a high head-dress of black feathers. His eyelids were painted red, and a red stripe from the nose.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4728; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1892, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of New South Wales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of New South Wales; John Fraser", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog/aboriginesnewso00frasgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1525, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the fire. Her hearth is wide to every gust That gars the dead ash spin— And tide by tide and ’twixt the tides Her sons go out and in. [Out in great mirth that do desire Hazard of trackless ways, In wi’ great peace to wait their watch And warm before the blaze.] And some return in broken sleep And some in waking dream, For she hears the heels o’ the dripping ghosts That ride the long roof-beam. Home—they come home from all the seas— The living and the dead— The good Wife’s sons come home again For her blessing on their head. Rudyard Kipling. _Steve Brown’s Bunyip._ STEVE BROWN’S BUNYIP. The general opinion of those who felt called.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1703; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "ghost in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1526, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "here were no ‘intermediates,’ no subdivisions. A very good table was kept, and the ‘dog-basket’ and ‘menavelings’ from it alone would have supplied the fo’c’stle twice over. But for these leavings a host of ill-fed, brass-bound apprentices, boys, and petty officers were ever on the watch—the former knowing as crows, sharp as kites. Foremast Jack had not the ghost of a chance with them. Ever since she slipped along the ways the _Sardanapalus_ had borne the reputation of being a ‘hungry ship.’ More than half-a-dozen times had she hauled into dock with a collar of clean picked beef bones around her figure-head. It was currently.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1704; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "ghost in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1527, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "stood stock still, fascinated by the spectacle. The female ones shrieked, and a couple fainted. But louder and higher than any of them shrieked the widow, who had got both arms around the skipper’s neck, to which she hung, half choking him, whilst her feet rattled frantically on the deck. ‘Let go, ma’am!’ he gurgled. ‘Damn it, let go, can’t you?’ ‘It’s his ghost!’ she screamed, taking another horrified glance at the bobbing, grimacing thing as it travelled slowly across the broad wake. ‘What have I done, James, that you should appear like this?’ she moaned. ‘I’m sure I thought you’d be comfortable down there!’ And here she began.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1705; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "ghost in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1528, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the tomb! Why ’tis, in some sort, the story of our corporal life and death! ‘“Over the Mountains of the Moon, Down the Vale of Shadow, Ride, boldly ride,” the shade replied, “For there lies El Dorado.” Behold, my friend, the Valley of the Shadow that has passed, wherein many a bold soul has gone down to Hades, “unhouselled, disappointed, unaneled.” Do their ghosts wander yet, I ask?’ ‘O, bother!’ I mutter sleepily. ‘I’m tired. Let’s turn in.’ Fortunately such outbursts were rare. But when the fit came on, I knew too well the uselessness of attempting to stop it. Awakened towards the small hours by the roarings of Eclipse,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1706; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "ghost in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1529, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Rainbow weren’t the chaps to leave much behind ’em. Leastways’—he quickly added, seeing his mistake, ‘so I’ve heerd say.’ Treloar gave me a look which meant ‘How now?’ but neither of us took further notice. ‘I’ve heard tell, too,’ he continued, ‘as that claim’s häänted.’ ‘Oh!’ said Treloar airily, and as if in constant association with them, ‘we don’t mind ghosts. It’s the living, not the dead, that force us betimes to keep a sharp look-out.’ ‘Well, mates,’ retorted Brummy, rather sulkily, ‘I ain’t quite cunnin’ enuff yet to chew tacks, but I ain’t not altogether a born hidjiot; an’ if anybody was to offer me a thousand poun’ to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1707; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "ghosts in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1530, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "n the morning. ‘There goes your aged friend,’ said a voice at my shoulder, which made me start with the unexpectedness of it. ‘Too hot and close to sleep,’ explained Treloar. ‘Come out for a breath of air.’ ‘Let’s shepherd the old chap, and see what his little game is. Bring the lantern. Needn’t show a light. We know the way well enough. I expect he’s after ghosts.’ As, breathless, we arrived at our windlass, Treloar gave a grunt of disappointment on seeing that everything was exactly as we had left it—rope coiled neatly round the barrel, green-hide bucket hanging over the mouth. ‘It must have been a Jack-o’-lantern,’ said he; ‘or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1708; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "ghosts in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1531, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "th the death-film. And he lay there and watched me, staring fixedly. It was a bright sunshiny day, the birds were singing cheerily about us, and the wash of the sea was very faint. From the expression on his face I thought he was listening to it. Presently Treloar returned from the camp with some brandy, and poured a spoonful between the clenched teeth. The spirit revived him a little, and he spoke. He said,— ‘Curse you!’ More brandy, and he spoke again. ‘Is he there yet?’ ‘He’s there yet,’ answered Treloar. ‘How long ago was it?’ ‘Ten year.’ ‘What did you kill him for?’ More brandy; and then, as his eyes brightened, he laughed,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1709; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1532, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Aberdeen, and habitually comes ashore in latitude 0 with a Glengarry cap on, no umbrella, and naked feet, is not a being to stand argument. One night the moon rose full, and right aft. She rose, too, with a big black spot in her disc that had no right to be there. There was too much _samshoo_ aboard for a very sharp look-out to be kept for’ard. That native spirit gets into men’s eyes and weakens them. But aft the skipper caught sight of the object. ‘It’ll be a junk, I’m thinkin’!’ he said presently, after working away for a while with his glass; ‘an a muckle ane at that. She’s fetchin’ a breezie wi’ her, whilk’s a comfort.’ Some.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1710; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1533, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "oed the ever-impending crash as the wind gradually freshened. It was a trying experience, even for the best prepared amongst us, this comparatively sudden transit from the tropics to twenty degrees below freezing point; and I firmly believe that, but for the unlimited supply of hot cocoa available day and night, at all hours, some of us would have given in. Spirits could be had for the asking, but no one seemed to care about them, even those known to be inveterate topers declining rum with something akin to disgust; perhaps the reason was that it became quite thick, and, when taken into the mouth, burned and excoriated both tongue.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1711; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1534, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "by sheets of galvanised iron, supported on trestles, waits, manuscript in hand, still in a rather unsettled state of mind, the Reverend Spicer. The place is dimly lit by flaring candles and slush lamps, and is crowded by an assembly of as mixed nationalities, customs and creeds, as could be found out of, say, Alexandria or Singapore. A strong smell of stale spirits and tobacco smoke pervades everything. All the men, as our curate sees, are armed with a sheath-knife and revolver; and, as he looks, he trembles and handles the address as gingerly as if it were a parcel of dynamite, and liable to explode at any moment, for it is not.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1712; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1535, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ackfeller shearer. I had a pitch with him the night afore an’ he reckons as how he’d just cut out ov a big shed on the Marthaguy. So I sez to myself, “You’re good enough, ole chap, fer a fiver, ennyhow.”’ ‘What’s that got to do with it?’ asked his wife softly, regarding the crushed doorway with affrighted face. ‘Don’t yer see? The bunyip’s the blackfeller’s Devil. Ole Billy Barlow tell’d me oncest as he seen the head ov one rise up out of a lagoon. I’ll have to fossick up them mokes, Mariar, an’ take ’em to that darkey straight away, afore wuss ’appens. S-sh, sh-sh! Wot’s that?’ It was Greg, who wanted his supper badly, and was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1713; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1536, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the boys, had rushed on deck. ‘Come here, four hands, and clear away the life-boat.’ ‘Don’t be a fool, Mr Sparkes!’ shouted the skipper, still struggling with the widow, who had got one hand in his long beard and was pulling it out by the roots. ‘Never mind the boat!’ he panted, for the real state of the case had broken upon him. ‘But come and take this she-devil away! Let _It_ go to blazes as fast as it likes! It’s got a fair wind, seemingly, and that’s more’n we have!’ * * * * * Anchor watch off Geelong, Victoria. Apparently the whole thing had quietly blown over. When the mate, with a terribly long face, had reported to the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1714; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1537, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "replied M‘Cracken, ‘airmed maistley wi’ spears, an’ skeens, sic, as I’ve been tauld, bein’ their usual weepons.’ The other chuckled hoarsely as he said, ‘If she’s a pireet, she’ll hae at the vera leest a guid twa ’unnered aboord, a’ airmed wi’ muskets an’ swords, forbye things they ca’ gingals, takin’ a sax-ounce ball, to say nothin’ o’ stinkpots an’ ither deviltries. Mon, I’ve seen ’em wi’ guns they cannonies there wadna mak’ rammars for. But if that chap has ony, I doubt we sud ha’ heard frae him ere the noo. ‘I was ance,’ continued he, ‘lyin’ in Hongkong Harbour, when they cut oot the _Cashmere_, a bouncin’ ocean steamer, in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1715; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1538, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lin’ o’ oor money! An’ a’ for a wheen dukes an’ a crackit heid! Na, na! Tell the skirlin’ fule I’ll gie him fifty dollars, and that’s mair than a’ his gear’s worth. I’ll gang to preesin suner than pay as muckle siller as he’s askin’!’ Outside the ‘Children of far Cathay’ could be heard yelling louder than ever for the heart, liver, and entrails of the white devil. The Consul’s face grew graver as he listened to the wounded sailor, just below the open window haranguing the crowd. ‘What’s a’ that claver aboot?’ asked the skipper. ‘They are demanding,’ replied the Consul, ‘that these gentlemen’—indicating the mandarins—‘should have.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1716; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1539, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", besides being chief constable of his fellows, he had been a favourite at headquarters, had borne royalty itself, and was even named after Governor Gregory. Therefore, hungry as he was, Greg hesitated about demolishing a house for the sake of a pumpkin; but Steve, now on his knees in the middle of the floor, with that curling, snakelike thing twisting and twitching before his eyes, knew less than nothing of all this. Had he been able, he would doubtless have prayed in an orthodox manner to be delivered out of the clutches of the Evil One. Being unable to pray, he did the best he could, which was indifferent. ‘Oh good Mister.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1717; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "witch in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1540, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e of it, I seen—I seen—’ but here he paused dead for want of a vocabulary. ‘Well, thick-head, an’ wot was it ye seed—yer own hugly shadder, I s’pose?’ said Mrs Brown, as she caught up and slapped the baby playing with a pumpkin on the floor. ‘Look better on yer, it would, to wind me up a turn o’ water, an’ it washin’ day to-morrer, ’stead o’ comin’ pitchin’ fairy stories.’ ‘It warn’t,’ replied Steve, taking no notice of the latter part of her speech. ‘But it was as big—ay, an’ a lot bigger’n this hut. All black, an’ no hair it was; an’ ’t’ad two white tushes’s, long as my leg, only crookt, an’ a snout like a big snake, an’ it were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1718; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "fairy in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1541, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "heard before. But he persevered; and, bringing a couple of men from the township fifty miles away, set them to work. Dead Finish was situated at the extreme head of one of those short Australian coastal rivers whose existence begins in boggy swamps and ends in a big sand-bar. The country was mountainous and scrubby, abounding in ‘falls,’ springs, morasses, giant timber, dingoes, ticks, leeches, and creeks. The wonder was, not that anybody should ever have settled on it, but that, once there, they should ever manage to get out of it, as they did once in six months. But for these few families on Dead Finish Creek, the district was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1719; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "giant in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1542, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "elt. It was the first time she had ever used that name when addressing him, and her voice sounded so inexpressibly sweet that, without even glancing at Bridget, he turned and took the girl in his arms and kissed her, a caress which she, thinking her end at hand, and loving him, returned. Smash! and they are amongst the stout upper branches of what must be a giant tree. But, in place of pushing off, Fortescue hugs and pulls, and calls upon the women to help him, which they do until the raft is moored, so to speak, hard and fast between forks and branches, the only ones visible now over all that brown, bare waste of water with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1720; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "giant in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1543, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "water and tightened the lashings of the raft as well as he was able. It was a long, dreary night, especially after the moon went down. Fortunately it was warm and fine. Indeed, throughout that trying time of flood, curiously enough, not a single point of rain fell in that region. They talked of many things, these two, nestling snugly in a great fork of the giant apple-tree, but their chief subject was the old, old story; whilst Bridget, just below them, alternately invoked heavenly succour and lamented earthly losses. ‘Twinty wan poun’ notes undther me head in the bolsther, an’ me too hurried an’ flurried to remimber ’em! Sure,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1721; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "giant in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1544, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "standing over the cuddy companion with a handspike joined his fellows. Fortunately—for themselves—no one had shown up. The boat pushed off, Bill sculling. The _Sardanapalus_ was crewless. Half-an-hour afterwards, the great Australian Bush took to itself sixteen hairy-breasted able seamen and this story. ‘MO-POKE!’ ‘Yes, I’m from out back,’ said a dark, wiry little man, as he dismounted from his horse at a Queensland frontier-township hotel, in answer to a question from one of a knot of bushmen and drovers assembled in the verandah. ‘Out back beyond the Warburton, an’ a nice warm time I’ve had of it, too!’ ‘My eye!’ exclaimed the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1722; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1893, "title": "little man in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; John Arthur Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1503, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "eful things among the ferns. When he could not have discerned a wild-cat's eye at ten paces, he crept to the mine and went down the ladder. He took a candle from the packet he had brought with him, and lit it. No glimmer of light could be seen from the upper regions, and no wayfarer would seek this lonely spot at night. He thought he would be safe here, but ghosts would come trooping down the ladder, in spite of all he could do. The words of the ninety-first Psalm suddenly came into his mind, and illumined the mine: \"He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.\" He was down on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1681; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "ghost in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1504, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ving me the opportunity of finding her here. I'm sure you've been kind to her.\" \"Kind! I've been a mother to that girl.\" \"Where is my father?\" said Mary, looking wildly around. \"Poor girl!\" said Mrs. Blenners; \"she hasn't heard from her father for months, and she thinks he's dead.\" \"He is dead,\" Bill whispered to Mrs. Blenners. \"Then she might have seen his ghost.\" Mary now sat up, and pointed to the letter which was still in her hand. \"Where did you get that?\" she said to Bill, \"and that?\" pointing to the photograph. Bill told as much as he thought necessary, while the girl rose to her feet. Gradually, and as gently as possible,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1682; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "ghost in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1505, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "t the warm glow and spread themselves out to bask in the lingering rays. Soon a rosy red, deepening every moment, shot higher and higher, then suddenly began to pale and shrink, until the sun had drawn every bit of colour after him and said \"good night.\" It was a quiet, peaceful spot. Hills all around--east, west, north, and south. A mountain, in a sheet of ghostly white, stood afar off. A valley filled the foreground with grey mist, creeping down. A burnt-sienna track wound about \"One Tree\" hill like a snake, and led to Borombyee homestead, which could be seen on the banks of a little creek. The soft footfall of a horse was heard.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1683; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "ghost in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1506, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s reckoning, and among the breakers. He thought all the billows were going over him. McLean retired to a corner of the verandah, and spun his own troubles out of himself, and wound them about him in solitary companion-lessness. Maggie put her arm into Alec's, and drew him to the end of the verandah, and pointed to the Pleiades, which were shining with their ghost-like light. \"Father was reading to us yesterday in the Bible where Job said, 'Canst thou bind the sweet influences of Pleiades?' and I asked Elsie to show them to me last night. Are they seven sisters, do you think? Elsie says they are. I wonder whether they are happy. We.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1684; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "ghost in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1507, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", rusty nails, and pins, on the smooth black mound. Then there was a general exodus, and a fearful looking forward to punishment from the schoolmaster in the morning. The taskmaster was waiting for them. Pharaoh and all his host seemed to be in pursuit. Bill Marlock heaved a sigh when he stood alone outside the cemetery gate. The old man was buried, but his spirit seemed to haunt him. He felt as if it were floating by his side, and pushing him in the direction of the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill stood in the middle of the road uncertain where to go. He took from his pocket the photograph of the girl with the pathetic eyes. Then he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1685; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1508, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ore, dumb as usual, but he gripped Bond with two hands, and held him as in a vice. This was his warm welcome, for Bond was a great favourite, and the eldest son of an old friend. Aggie, out of pure mischief, placed a knife and fork for him on the other side of Elsie, and he sat down. She shook hands, and entered into an animated conversation at once. Alec's spirits fell to zero as Elsie's rose. Her face flushed, and she seemed brimming over with pleasure. \"Confound Bond!\" thought Alec; \"what business has he to come here interfering with me? I'll give him a piece of my mind on the first opportunity.\" Maggie came to the rescue, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1686; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1509, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ke to his son next morning, and told him what he wished him to do in Melbourne. Alec jumped at the idea. It just suited him exactly. He only wanted a decent excuse to go away for a time. Besides, the visit to Melbourne would make Elsie believe that this was the cause of his hurried departure from Borombyee. This unexpected turn of affairs put Alec in better spirits. The wheel of fortune favoured him. He was more like himself to-day. In a day or two he would turn his back on the country, which reminded him of Elsie, and lead a new life, not thinking of her any more. CHAPTER IV When Elsie came to breakfast on the morning that Alec.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1687; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1510, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "fifty pounds.\" I paid no heed to him, but said, \"That is one of the notes stolen from the bank.\" \"Me mother's first cousin's sister's son,\" said Pat, stammering wildly, \"giv' me that for change av a sovereign this marnin'!\" \"You'll get your change in your sovereign's gaol for three years, note that!\" I said. I can't help making a pun or two when I'm in high spirits, even if they are bad ones. I was elated with my success, and no mistake. This is the only excuse I have. I may as well say here that the woman was found guilty of receiving some of the stolen notes. The man I arrested in the hotel was found guilty of robbing the bank..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1688; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1511, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 54415 *** Note: Images of the original pages are available through Internet Archive. 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See https://archive.org/details/nuggetsindevilsp00robe NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES * * * * * * _Crown 8vo. cloth. 6s._ THE KIDNAPPED SQUATTER And Other Australian Tales BY ANDREW ROBERTSON LONDON AND NEW YORK LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO. * * * * * * NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES by ANDREW ROBERTSON Author of \"The Kidnapped Squatter,\" etc. London Longmans, Green, and Co. And New York: 15 East 16th Street Melbourne Melville, Mullen, and Slade 1894 (All rights reserved) Printed by Hazell, Watson, and Viney,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1690; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1513, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "* * * * * * NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES by ANDREW ROBERTSON Author of \"The Kidnapped Squatter,\" etc. London Longmans, Green, and Co. And New York: 15 East 16th Street Melbourne Melville, Mullen, and Slade 1894 (All rights reserved) Printed by Hazell, Watson, and Viney, Ld., London and Aylesbury. CONTENTS. PAGE NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL 1 LANKY TIM 59 LOST IN THE BUSH 103 THUNDER-AND-LIGHTNING 159 NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL CHAPTER I Bill Marlock had been shearing all the morning, with long slashing cuts before which the fleece fell, fold upon fold. He was the \"ringer\" of the shed,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1691; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1514, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "eth, for fear of the giant with the shock of red hair. CHAPTER II Whether the dream or the hand of fate gave him his course I know not, but Bill rode a straight line, up hill and down dale. When he came to a fence or a log he made his horse jump it. There was no going round or turning back, till he found himself descending a steep, rugged spot, known as the Devil's Punch Bowl. \"This is the place I saw in my dream,\" he said aloud; \"but where is the dead man?\" A little stream wound in and out among the rocks. The hum of bees and the smell of honey filled the air. Wattles waved their yellow tassels, and reflected splashes of gold on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1692; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1515, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "use was built on its rim for Bill and Mary. Men were employed to work the mine. Machinery was erected, and the stampers were soon playing merrily to the tune of five hundred ounces of gold a week. Many years have passed away, but the mine is still worked with fair results. Bill and Mary have every reason to rejoice at the good fortune brewed for them in the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill has not forgotten his old friends of Yantala woolshed; for Norman Campbell, Jack Jewell, Tom Wren, Peter Amos, Sandy McKerrow, the stalwart giant with the shock of red hair, and others, are in positions of trust at the mine, and swear by him. Their.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1693; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1516, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s buried, but his spirit seemed to haunt him. He felt as if it were floating by his side, and pushing him in the direction of the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill stood in the middle of the road uncertain where to go. He took from his pocket the photograph of the girl with the pathetic eyes. Then he looked at the letter, signed \"Mary,\" and at the diagram. He felt bewitched, for the eyes appeared to glance for a moment towards the north-west, where the old man died; the writing of the letter seemed to slope towards the same point; and the arrow on the diagram shot straight for that goal. Fate was too strong for him, but he would give.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1694; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "witch in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1517, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "on my back, and steered a southerly course towards the mountains. A young woman, who had lost nearly all her teeth, and hadn't sense enough to keep her mouth shut, showed me the Mansfield road, and told me that some rich diggings had been discovered near Pepper Hill. I promised to give them a try. The road was as intricate as a railway guide. Branch tracks switched off here and there, and wandered about till they were bogged or \"bushed.\" Noble red gum-trees scented the air. A pastoral symphony was performed by an orchestra of magpies, laughing jackasses, and cockatoos. Kingfishers flashed like jewels; parrots, clad in rainbows,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1695; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "witch in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1518, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ng!\" said the old man, as he went to his bedroom, \"that fallow had a near shave! But for me he wad be a corp!\" Lanky went to the men's hut, and Mrs. Coonie shared Annie's bed for the night. CHAPTER V Mother and daughter lay for hours talking about the wonderful change that had come over their lives, like shadows changing into gold on the mountains. It was a fairy tale, full of romance. A prince had come, in a golden coach, to carry Cinderella away. \"What a blessing, Annie, that I came and ordered brandy. That's what saved him! As for ammonia, it's the first time I ever heard of it for snake-bite. When I was a girl it was used as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1696; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1519, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ople till the cool av the evenin'. Let me see; it'll take four hours to ride quietly from Strathmona. Sure! Miss Maggie, never fear! they'll come home wid her. They'll come ridin' up like lords an' ladies to the castle walls, an' there'll be a moighty gran' banquet, an' they'll fut it on the flure, dreshed in silks an' satins an' cloth av goold. Or mebbee a fairy prince has carried her away, an' married her beyant; an' they'll live happily ever afterwards.\" \"You need not laugh at me, Pat. I assure you I am very anxious. I am sure Elsie would never go by herself to Strathmona. I feel sure something has happened to her. Oh, I am so.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1697; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1520, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lsie home. He saw that she was so weak she would be unable to sit on a horse. When he had nearly finished the litter Pat came, and looked on. \"Shure it's the most sinsabilest thing that cud be done. It's a foine headpiece you've got entoirely, Masther Keryle. It's as saft as a fither bed, an' as aisy as a rockin'-chair; fit for a princess av the blood, or a fairy queen, bedad!\" \"You had better tell Mr. McLean, Pat, that this is the very thing to carry Miss McLean on. The best thing we can do is to take her home as quickly as possible.\" \"Faith, ye're about right, as ye mostly are, Masther Keryle.\" Pat went away, whispered to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1698; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1521, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "wn--that's worldly wisdom, an' looks like as it 'ad jumped out o' the Bible stark naked.\" \"Mair like the man i' the parable, Peter,\" said Sandy McKerrow, \"wha took the highest room wi' a swagger, an' had to climb down to the lowest room wi' his tail 'tween his legs.\" \"Aye, man, that's verra true, verra true,\" said another known as \"Scottie.\" Here a stalwart giant, with a shock of red hair, stood up, with doubled fists, and spat on the floor; then said, \"If any of you mongrel mules says another word against Bill, I'll rattle your teeth down your throat like dice in a box.\" Meanwhile the subject of this conversation had closed his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1699; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1522, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ilstone, and with it smashed his shears into fragments. \"Good-bye all,\" he said; then slid into the count-out pen, vaulted two fences, got his saddle and swag. When he caught his horse, he saddled up, mounted, and rode away across the ranges. \"There's a roaring fire in that volcano,\" said Peter Amos, keeping the words well between his teeth, for fear of the giant with the shock of red hair. CHAPTER II Whether the dream or the hand of fate gave him his course I know not, but Bill rode a straight line, up hill and down dale. When he came to a fence or a log he made his horse jump it. There was no going round or turning back, till he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1700; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1523, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hundred ounces of gold a week. Many years have passed away, but the mine is still worked with fair results. Bill and Mary have every reason to rejoice at the good fortune brewed for them in the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill has not forgotten his old friends of Yantala woolshed; for Norman Campbell, Jack Jewell, Tom Wren, Peter Amos, Sandy McKerrow, the stalwart giant with the shock of red hair, and others, are in positions of trust at the mine, and swear by him. Their children grow up and call him blessed. LANKY TIM CHAPTER I The evening air was hot and oppressive. Whisperings of a north wind came over the hills. The old gum-tree,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1701; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1524, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "granite boulders on which they lay; the crows sat motionless on the fences; and the clouds were too lazy to move. \"Ee takes es gruel without choking, an' doesn't find no bones in't,\" said Jack Jewell, with a jerk of his left thumb towards Bill. \"Ol' Bill's panned out. Ef ee isn't ringer 'is porridge 'as no salt in't,\" said Tom Wren. \"He! he!\" giggled a weak little man; \"it's like ridin' in a kerridge, an' comin' down to hobblin' on yer own trotters.\" Peter Amos, a greybeard, shook his head solemnly as he buried his nose in a pannikin of tea, and said, \"Let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall--that's gospel wisdom;.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1702; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "little man in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2408, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "eful things among the ferns. When he could not have discerned a wild-cat's eye at ten paces, he crept to the mine and went down the ladder. He took a candle from the packet he had brought with him, and lit it. No glimmer of light could be seen from the upper regions, and no wayfarer would seek this lonely spot at night. He thought he would be safe here, but ghosts would come trooping down the ladder, in spite of all he could do. The words of the ninety-first Psalm suddenly came into his mind, and illumined the mine: \"He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.\" He was down on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2643; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "ghosts in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2409, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ving me the opportunity of finding her here. I'm sure you've been kind to her.\" \"Kind! I've been a mother to that girl.\" \"Where is my father?\" said Mary, looking wildly around. \"Poor girl!\" said Mrs. Blenners; \"she hasn't heard from her father for months, and she thinks he's dead.\" \"He is dead,\" Bill whispered to Mrs. Blenners. \"Then she might have seen his ghost.\" Mary now sat up, and pointed to the letter which was still in her hand. \"Where did you get that?\" she said to Bill, \"and that?\" pointing to the photograph. Bill told as much as he thought necessary, while the girl rose to her feet. Gradually, and as gently as possible,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2644; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "ghost in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2410, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s reckoning, and among the breakers. He thought all the billows were going over him. McLean retired to a corner of the verandah, and spun his own troubles out of himself, and wound them about him in solitary companion-lessness. Maggie put her arm into Alec's, and drew him to the end of the verandah, and pointed to the Pleiades, which were shining with their ghost-like light. \"Father was reading to us yesterday in the Bible where Job said, 'Canst thou bind the sweet influences of Pleiades?' and I asked Elsie to show them to me last night. Are they seven sisters, do you think? Elsie says they are. I wonder whether they are happy. We.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2645; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "ghost in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2411, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e night he had written and posted letters to all the applicants, requesting them to meet him at his hotel next day. At the hour appointed for the interview, babies in arms, children, young women, middle-aged ones, toothless spinsters, and grandmothers, were sent in to him, one after another, and dismissed with scant courtesy. His Mary was not among them. He haunted the streets by day, and the theatres by night, in the hope of seeing her. He would know her eyes anywhere. If he met her he would almost greet her as an old friend, so well did he seem to know her. Weeks passed away. As he could find no tidings of her he was getting.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2647; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "haunted in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2412, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", rusty nails, and pins, on the smooth black mound. Then there was a general exodus, and a fearful looking forward to punishment from the schoolmaster in the morning. The taskmaster was waiting for them. Pharaoh and all his host seemed to be in pursuit. Bill Marlock heaved a sigh when he stood alone outside the cemetery gate. The old man was buried, but his spirit seemed to haunt him. He felt as if it were floating by his side, and pushing him in the direction of the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill stood in the middle of the road uncertain where to go. He took from his pocket the photograph of the girl with the pathetic eyes. Then he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2648; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2413, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "fifty pounds.\" I paid no heed to him, but said, \"That is one of the notes stolen from the bank.\" \"Me mother's first cousin's sister's son,\" said Pat, stammering wildly, \"giv' me that for change av a sovereign this marnin'!\" \"You'll get your change in your sovereign's gaol for three years, note that!\" I said. I can't help making a pun or two when I'm in high spirits, even if they are bad ones. I was elated with my success, and no mistake. This is the only excuse I have. I may as well say here that the woman was found guilty of receiving some of the stolen notes. The man I arrested in the hotel was found guilty of robbing the bank..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2651; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "spirits in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2414, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 54415 *** Note: Images of the original pages are available through Internet Archive. See https://archive.org/details/nuggetsindevilsp00robe NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES * * * * * * _Crown 8vo. cloth. 6s._ THE KIDNAPPED SQUATTER And Other Australian Tales BY ANDREW ROBERTSON LONDON AND NEW YORK LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO. * * * * * * NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES by ANDREW ROBERTSON Author of \"The Kidnapped Squatter,\" etc. London", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2653; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2415, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "mages of the original pages are available through Internet Archive. See https://archive.org/details/nuggetsindevilsp00robe NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES * * * * * * _Crown 8vo. cloth. 6s._ THE KIDNAPPED SQUATTER And Other Australian Tales BY ANDREW ROBERTSON LONDON AND NEW YORK LONGMANS, GREEN, & CO. * * * * * * NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES by ANDREW ROBERTSON Author of \"The Kidnapped Squatter,\" etc. London Longmans, Green, and Co. And New York: 15 East 16th Street Melbourne Melville, Mullen, and Slade 1894 (All rights reserved) Printed by Hazell, Watson, and Viney,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2654; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2416, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "* * * * * * NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN TALES by ANDREW ROBERTSON Author of \"The Kidnapped Squatter,\" etc. London Longmans, Green, and Co. And New York: 15 East 16th Street Melbourne Melville, Mullen, and Slade 1894 (All rights reserved) Printed by Hazell, Watson, and Viney, Ld., London and Aylesbury. CONTENTS. PAGE NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL 1 LANKY TIM 59 LOST IN THE BUSH 103 THUNDER-AND-LIGHTNING 159 NUGGETS IN THE DEVIL'S PUNCH BOWL CHAPTER I Bill Marlock had been shearing all the morning, with long slashing cuts before which the fleece fell, fold upon fold. He was the \"ringer\" of the shed,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2655; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2417, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "eth, for fear of the giant with the shock of red hair. CHAPTER II Whether the dream or the hand of fate gave him his course I know not, but Bill rode a straight line, up hill and down dale. When he came to a fence or a log he made his horse jump it. There was no going round or turning back, till he found himself descending a steep, rugged spot, known as the Devil's Punch Bowl. \"This is the place I saw in my dream,\" he said aloud; \"but where is the dead man?\" A little stream wound in and out among the rocks. The hum of bees and the smell of honey filled the air. Wattles waved their yellow tassels, and reflected splashes of gold on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2656; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "devil in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2418, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "use was built on its rim for Bill and Mary. Men were employed to work the mine. Machinery was erected, and the stampers were soon playing merrily to the tune of five hundred ounces of gold a week. Many years have passed away, but the mine is still worked with fair results. Bill and Mary have every reason to rejoice at the good fortune brewed for them in the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill has not forgotten his old friends of Yantala woolshed; for Norman Campbell, Jack Jewell, Tom Wren, Peter Amos, Sandy McKerrow, the stalwart giant with the shock of red hair, and others, are in positions of trust at the mine, and swear by him. Their.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2657; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2419, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s buried, but his spirit seemed to haunt him. He felt as if it were floating by his side, and pushing him in the direction of the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill stood in the middle of the road uncertain where to go. He took from his pocket the photograph of the girl with the pathetic eyes. Then he looked at the letter, signed \"Mary,\" and at the diagram. He felt bewitched, for the eyes appeared to glance for a moment towards the north-west, where the old man died; the writing of the letter seemed to slope towards the same point; and the arrow on the diagram shot straight for that goal. Fate was too strong for him, but he would give.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2658; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2420, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ng!\" said the old man, as he went to his bedroom, \"that fallow had a near shave! But for me he wad be a corp!\" Lanky went to the men's hut, and Mrs. Coonie shared Annie's bed for the night. CHAPTER V Mother and daughter lay for hours talking about the wonderful change that had come over their lives, like shadows changing into gold on the mountains. It was a fairy tale, full of romance. A prince had come, in a golden coach, to carry Cinderella away. \"What a blessing, Annie, that I came and ordered brandy. That's what saved him! As for ammonia, it's the first time I ever heard of it for snake-bite. When I was a girl it was used as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2659; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2421, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ople till the cool av the evenin'. Let me see; it'll take four hours to ride quietly from Strathmona. Sure! Miss Maggie, never fear! they'll come home wid her. They'll come ridin' up like lords an' ladies to the castle walls, an' there'll be a moighty gran' banquet, an' they'll fut it on the flure, dreshed in silks an' satins an' cloth av goold. Or mebbee a fairy prince has carried her away, an' married her beyant; an' they'll live happily ever afterwards.\" \"You need not laugh at me, Pat. I assure you I am very anxious. I am sure Elsie would never go by herself to Strathmona. I feel sure something has happened to her. Oh, I am so.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2660; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2422, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lsie home. He saw that she was so weak she would be unable to sit on a horse. When he had nearly finished the litter Pat came, and looked on. \"Shure it's the most sinsabilest thing that cud be done. It's a foine headpiece you've got entoirely, Masther Keryle. It's as saft as a fither bed, an' as aisy as a rockin'-chair; fit for a princess av the blood, or a fairy queen, bedad!\" \"You had better tell Mr. McLean, Pat, that this is the very thing to carry Miss McLean on. The best thing we can do is to take her home as quickly as possible.\" \"Faith, ye're about right, as ye mostly are, Masther Keryle.\" Pat went away, whispered to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2661; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "fairy in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2423, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "wn--that's worldly wisdom, an' looks like as it 'ad jumped out o' the Bible stark naked.\" \"Mair like the man i' the parable, Peter,\" said Sandy McKerrow, \"wha took the highest room wi' a swagger, an' had to climb down to the lowest room wi' his tail 'tween his legs.\" \"Aye, man, that's verra true, verra true,\" said another known as \"Scottie.\" Here a stalwart giant, with a shock of red hair, stood up, with doubled fists, and spat on the floor; then said, \"If any of you mongrel mules says another word against Bill, I'll rattle your teeth down your throat like dice in a box.\" Meanwhile the subject of this conversation had closed his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2662; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2424, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ilstone, and with it smashed his shears into fragments. \"Good-bye all,\" he said; then slid into the count-out pen, vaulted two fences, got his saddle and swag. When he caught his horse, he saddled up, mounted, and rode away across the ranges. \"There's a roaring fire in that volcano,\" said Peter Amos, keeping the words well between his teeth, for fear of the giant with the shock of red hair. CHAPTER II Whether the dream or the hand of fate gave him his course I know not, but Bill rode a straight line, up hill and down dale. When he came to a fence or a log he made his horse jump it. There was no going round or turning back, till he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2663; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2425, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hundred ounces of gold a week. Many years have passed away, but the mine is still worked with fair results. Bill and Mary have every reason to rejoice at the good fortune brewed for them in the Devil's Punch Bowl. Bill has not forgotten his old friends of Yantala woolshed; for Norman Campbell, Jack Jewell, Tom Wren, Peter Amos, Sandy McKerrow, the stalwart giant with the shock of red hair, and others, are in positions of trust at the mine, and swear by him. Their children grow up and call him blessed. LANKY TIM CHAPTER I The evening air was hot and oppressive. Whisperings of a north wind came over the hills. The old gum-tree,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2664; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1894, "title": "giant in Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Nuggets in the Devil's Punch Bowl, and Other Australian Tales; Andrew Robertson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/54415/54415-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3056, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "vage is devouringly fond of music, but it has some- times the reverse of a soothing effect upon him, for instance, when it takes the form of a war song. Diu-ing 32 THE ABORIGINES OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. the singing of one of these he rushes madly up and down, stamping and jumping in an ever increasing frenzy. And yet to the eye, when the words of one of these spirit stirring ditties are coldly set up in type, there seems but scanty material out of which to get up sc much superheated steam. Here is a specimen of a well-known war song. \" Yu-do dan na Nando danna ! (Staccato !) My-eree danna Goor doo danna Boon £;a-la danna (with a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4075; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Western Australia; Albert Frederick Calvert", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofwest00calv/aboriginesofwest00calv_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3057, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "for you white fellow wongy you \\ ^j^ . er - em gib'eni chickpence, and you nothing J ° pathetically viciously s- ^^^- Poor old del.bil me poor granny me, mej ^ f^n,,^^. j.^ ^^jj,^,^^ nothing nalgo, and want em hreail, and J •> \" Regarding the religion of the alx)rigines, the evidence is somewhat conflicting. Certain it is that their legends are full of evil spirits and malignant demons which destroy men, women, and children. I think it is very doubtful if they have any knowledge of a beneficient God or righteous Creator. \" Mullion \" is a wicked being who lives in a high tree and seizes black fellows to devour in a higher aljode,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4076; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1894, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Western Australia; Albert Frederick Calvert", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesofwest00calv/aboriginesofwest00calv_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3076, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "is detimringly fond of music, but it has sorae- timeii the reverse of a. soothing effect upon him, for ioatancfl, when it takes the form of a war song. During 32 THE ADORICINES OF WESTEKN AUSTRALIA. the singing of one of these he ntshea madly up and dowii, stamping and jumping in an ever increasing frenzy. And yet to the eye, when the words of one of these spirit stirring ditties are coldly aot iip in type, there seems l)iit scanty material out of which to get up sc much superheated stettm. Here is a specimen of a well-known war song. \" Yu-do daa na Nan-dn danna I (StACoato t) My.eree danDa Ooor doa danua BooD ea-U daii'iia (with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4095; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1894, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Western Australia; Albert Frederick Calvert", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesweste00calvgoog/aboriginesweste00calvgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3077, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "\" say '* or \"promise,\" and that I had promised her Bomething was one of her pleasant little fictions.\" remonntratinfflt/ Poor nia del.bU me poor ™ihy me, m«)y„^bigfeU..ff liatdl'eni nuthinii nalyo, aiiU want en i brend, nnrt/-' * Regarding the religion of the aboriginee, the evidence is somewhat conflicting. Certain it la that their legends are fuU of evil spirits and malignant demons which destroy men, women, and children. I think it ia very doubtful if they have any knowledge of a beneficient God or righteous Creator. \" MuUion \" is a wicked being who lives in a high tree and seizea black fellows to devour in a higher abode, for.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4096; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1894, "title": "spirits in The Aborigines of Western Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Western Australia; Albert Frederick Calvert", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginesweste00calvgoog/aboriginesweste00calvgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2281, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nt THE MOVING FINGER (1895) BY MARY GAUNT \"The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ, Moves on; nor all your piety and wit Shall lore it back to cancel half a line, Nor all your tears wash out a word of it.\" CONTENTS A Trotting Christmas Eve at Warwingie Lost! The Loss of the \"Vanity\" Dick Stanesby's Hutkeeper The Yanyilla Steeplechase A Digger's Christmas TROTTING COB \"Hi--hey--hold up there, mare, will you? What did you say, mister? A light? Yes. That 's Trotting Cob, that is. The missus 'll give us a cup of tea, but that's about all. Devil fly away with the mare. What is it? Something white in the road? Water by ----. Thank.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2502; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "Trotting Cob in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "Trotting Cob", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2282, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "OB \"Hi--hey--hold up there, mare, will you? What did you say, mister? A light? Yes. That 's Trotting Cob, that is. The missus 'll give us a cup of tea, but that's about all. Devil fly away with the mare. What is it? Something white in the road? Water by ----. Thank the Lord, they Ve had plenty of rain this year. But they do say there's a ghost hereabouts--a Trotting Cob, with a man in white on him? Lord, no, that's an old woman's tale. But the girl--she walks--she walks they say, and mighty good reason--too--if all tales be true. Hosses always shy here if they Ve at all skittish. Got that letter, Jack, and the tobacco? That's.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2503; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "Trotting Cob in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "Trotting Cob", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2283, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e a regular sea of mud. The wheels sank axle deep in it. The horses floundered through it in the darkness, and every now and then the lamps were reflected in a big pool of shallow water. The wind blew keen and cold, but the coach was full inside and out, and so, though it was pitch dark, I kept my seat by the driver. A light gleamed up out of the darkness. \"Trotting Cob!\" said he, and discoursed upon it till he pulled up his horses on their haunches exactly opposite a wide-open door, where the lamplight displayed a rudely-laid table and a bright fire, which seemed hospitably to beckon us in. The whole place was as wide awake as if.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2504; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "Trotting Cob in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "Trotting Cob", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2284, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "es on their haunches exactly opposite a wide-open door, where the lamplight displayed a rudely-laid table and a bright fire, which seemed hospitably to beckon us in. The whole place was as wide awake as if it were noon instead of midnight. Ten minutes' stay, and we were off again into the darkness, and then I prevailed upon the driver to tell me the tale of Trotting Cob. He told it in his own way. He interlarded his speech with strange oaths. He stopped often to swear at the road, to correct the horses, and he was emphatic in his opinions on the foolishness of women, so I must e'en do as he did, and tell the tale of Trotting Cob.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2505; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "Trotting Cob in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "Trotting Cob", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2285, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and drawing out a pistol, ran down it. As he turned the corner, he came full on Nellie standing motionless in the moon-light; the covering had fallen from her head, and she was stretching out her arms to a mounted figure which was draped, horse and all, in a long white cloth which fell almost to the ground. It flashed across the overseer that this was the \"Trotting Cob,\" this was the ghost he had been warned against, and a very substantial, life-like ghost it was too. He wondered as he stood there that any man could be deceived. The girl stood right in its path, right between the two men, and to move, the horseman must either ride.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2506; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "ghost in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2286, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "she was gone on another man. A woman's only gone like that once in a way, ye see, an' then, Lord! she is a fool--same as Nellie Durham, an' she was a mighty fool all through, for Fisher was a decent sort of a chap--while the other fellow was an' out-an'-out blaggard. But ye see, if there's a ghost at all, it 's the gal that walks, though they call the place Trotting Cob, and Trotting Cob it'll be till the end of the chapter.\" CHRISTMAS EVE AT WARWINGIE It was a comfortable place, the wide verandah at Warwingie, a place much used by the Warners on all occasions, save during the heat of the day--but the long hot day was drawing to a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2507; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "ghost in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2287, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "n Hay and Deniliquin, so there's bound to be stock on the way; but sheep, bless you! they travel six miles a day, and cattle they ain't so much faster, so we brings 'em all the news. The Company has stables here, and feed, and we change horses. The old man and old woman keep it, with a boy or two. Mighty dull for the old woman, I should think, with on'y the ghost to keep her company. She was her cousin or her aunt or somethin', the ghost was, and, Lord, women is fools an' no mistake.\" It was July, and the winter rains had just fallen, so that the plains, contrary to custom, were a regular sea of mud. The wheels sank axle deep in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2508; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "ghost in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2288, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "easts--the watch he shoots on sight.\" \"What's comin' anigh 'em?\" asked the old woman scornfully. \"There's me an' th' old man an' the girl here, an' nary a livin' thing else for miles. They do say,\" she added, dropping her voice, \"the place is haunted. Jackson of Noogabbin was along here a month back, and he told me how the cattle broke camp all along o' the ghost. He seed 'un wi' his own eyes, a great white thing on a trottin' cob it was. Clean through the camp it rode moanin', moanin', an' the cattle just broke like mad.\" \"Oh, yes--I dessay,\" said the man, \"and when them cattle were mustered, there was a matter o' fifty head.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2509; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "ghost in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2289, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "to sleep and leave the cattle to him. Sleep was not likely to come to him, he thought, with that haunting girl's face ever before his eyes. He turned his horse so that he should not see the hut, and then found himself riding round the camp, in order to bring it into view again. \"It's all right, boss,\" said Kirton, as he passed. \"Things is as quiet as quiet. Ghosts ain't expected to walk before twelve though, are they?\" Fisher laughed. \"No,\" he said, \"but somehow I don't believe the ghost intends to trouble us after all. They 're scared at our preparations. I think one man 'll do after midnight.\" He rode on a little way, when.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2510; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "ghosts in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2290, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "re his eyes. He turned his horse so that he should not see the hut, and then found himself riding round the camp, in order to bring it into view again. \"It's all right, boss,\" said Kirton, as he passed. \"Things is as quiet as quiet. Ghosts ain't expected to walk before twelve though, are they?\" Fisher laughed. \"No,\" he said, \"but somehow I don't believe the ghost intends to trouble us after all. They 're scared at our preparations. I think one man 'll do after midnight.\" He rode on a little way, when suddenly something induced him to turn his head, and he saw distinctly, in the moonlight, a white figure come out of the hut and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2511; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "ghosts in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2291, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "of his scornful, \"It's open to you to stop and look after her,\" tied his tongue. After all, it was not likely Stanesby would have left if there was the slightest danger; he had lived among these blacks, he understood them thoroughly; it was an insult to the man he had known all his life to suppose anything else; and yet the thought of the girl's loneliness haunted him. The moon set, and by the starlight they saw looming up ahead some rocks, isolated rocks, roughly piled together by some giant hand. \"We'll camp there,\" said Stanesby, \"there's a little water down under the rocks--about enough to keep life in the horses; there's some.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2513; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "haunted in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2292, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "make a fire. What more could the heart of man desire?\" Out in the bush not much time is wasted, and soon after they had halted their blankets were spread, and they were asleep, or lying, if not asleep, staring up at the bright starlit sky of the southern hemisphere. But Turner could not sleep, it was worse than it had been the night before. Why should he be haunted in this way? Why should he take Stanesby's sins on his shoulders? The girl was all right, she must be all right; why should she haunt his dreams, and keep him wakeful on his hard bed, when he had a long journey still before him? Stanesby was sleeping peacefully as a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2514; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "haunted in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2293, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "wash out a word of it.\" CONTENTS A Trotting Christmas Eve at Warwingie Lost! The Loss of the \"Vanity\" Dick Stanesby's Hutkeeper The Yanyilla Steeplechase A Digger's Christmas TROTTING COB \"Hi--hey--hold up there, mare, will you? What did you say, mister? A light? Yes. That 's Trotting Cob, that is. The missus 'll give us a cup of tea, but that's about all. Devil fly away with the mare. What is it? Something white in the road? Water by ----. Thank the Lord, they Ve had plenty of rain this year. But they do say there's a ghost hereabouts--a Trotting Cob, with a man in white on him? Lord, no, that's an old woman's tale. But the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2515; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "devil in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2294, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "day. Give us just one--\" He had caught her roughly by the shoulder, and bent down to kiss her, but the girl drew back with a low cry that brought Fisher to her aid. \"Let her alone, Ned,\" he said with a muttered oath. \"Right you are, boss,\" laughed the other. \"There 's a darned sight too much milk and water there for my taste; I like 'em with a spice o' the devil in 'em, I do. But if that 's your taste--well, fair's fair an' hands off, says I.\" \"It ain't much good, boss,\" said another man. \"She's Gentleman Jim's gal, she is, and I shouldn't sleep easy if I so much as looked at her.\" \"Gentleman Jim,\" he repeated, and the bitterness.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2516; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "devil in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2295, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e in his hands and would mercilessly take it. She answered his question sullenly with a shrug of her shoulders. \"No, no.\" \"But Nellie--oh, Nellie, Nellie--poor little girl, don't you see that--that--\" \"What?\" she asked, for even she, indifferent as she was, could not fail to see that the man was shaken by strong emotion. \"I 'm all right.\" \"All right, with a devil like that after you, a brute who--Nellie, Nellie, for God's sake give me the right to take care of you.\" She looked at him stupidly and then a light dawned on her. \"Do you mean Jim?\" she said. \"Why, Jim--\" and for a moment a tender smile broke about her lips, and a light.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2517; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "devil in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2296, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "for, isn't he, Ned?\" \"Quite dead. He went mad evidently, clean off his head. Why, the poor chap had begun on his own grave.\" When Anderson came to himself he found he had been picked up by the other exploring party. \"We picked up your tracks away by the 'dead finish' there,\" said the leader, \"and I thought it must be pretty near up with you. You 've had the devil's own luck, mate. Why, you were within five miles of Gerring Gerring Water, and over by the 'dead finish' you passed within three miles of a very decent waterhole, quite good enough to have kept life within you. You shot the horse?\" \"My mate did. He was mad, poor fellow.\".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2518; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "devil in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2297, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "y, \"bail up; throw up your hands, or--,\" and he added such a string of vile oaths that Bessie, shuddering, covered her face with her hands. Hollis did not at once obey, and in a second a shot rang out and his right hand fell helpless at his side--shot through the wrist. \"If the gent prefers to keep 'em down, I 'm sure we 're alius ready to oblige,\" said the little man, with grim pleasantry, interlarding his speech with a variety of choice epithets. \"Now then, mate, back you steps agin that wall--and Bill,\" to the other man, \"you just let daylight in if he so much as stirs a finger.\" Hollis leaned up against the wall, stunned for a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2519; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1895, "title": "little man in The Moving Finger", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Moving Finger; Mary Gaunt", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks/e00082.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2263, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and after emptying its pockets, had softly started it down stream again), and was waiting behind his rickety door, rubbing his withered hands gleefully. Young Bartram rode over to Quartzborough to get McCompass, the shire engineer, to look at his new dam. Then the coach stopped running, and then Flash Harry, galloping through the township at night, like the ghost-rider in Brger's ghastly ballad, brought the terrible news:--THE FLOODS WERE UP, AND THE GLIMMERA BANK AND BANK AT THE OLD CROSSING-PLACE. \"It will be here in less than an hour,\" he shouted, under Coppinger's red lamps; \"make for the high ground if you love your lives;\".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2483; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2264, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nature; the silent and solitary places where a few blasted trees crouch together like withered witches, who, brooding on some deed of blood, have suddenly been stricken horror-stiff. Riding through this nightmare landscape, a whirr of wings, and a harsh cry disturb you from time to time, hideous and mocking laughter peals above and about you, and huge grey ghosts with little red eyes hop away in gigantic but noiseless bounds. You shake your bridle, the mare lengthens her stride, the tree-trunks run into one another, the leaves make overhead a continuous curtain, the earth reels out beneath you like a strip of grey cloth spun by a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2484; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghosts in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2265, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e men's huts?\" \"Cook in the men's hut! What do you mean?\" returned he with a pitying smile. \"Me no cook. Me Chinee gentleman. Me mightabeen cook if me run away on board ship, and go fool my money in lottery!\" I turned away bewilderingly, and found myself face to face with my old college friend, Jack Reckless. \"Jack Reckless!\" I cried, astonished at this new apparition. \"Why, man, I thought you were----\" \"Don't be afraid of saying it,\" said Jack, cheerily, though a touch of sadness caused his voice to quiver. \"You thought I was in gaol for forging Huxtable's name to a bill. No, thank God, my boy! I might have been, but instead of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2485; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "apparition in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2266, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "you like a strip of grey cloth spun by a furiously flying boom, the air strikes your face sharply, the bush, always grey and colourless, parts before you, and closes behind you like a fog. You lose yourself in this prevailing indecision of sound and colour. You become drunk with the wine of the night, and, losing your individuality, sweep onward on a flying phantom in a land of shadows. \"The moon will be up in an hour, my lad,\" said the old man. \"Keep all the left-hand tracks, and you'll pull the long Waterhole,\" and then, whistling to his dog, he turned. \"But where are you going, Wallaby?\" \"O, I'm going up the ranges,\" said.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2486; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "phantom in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2267, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s collar-bone ingloriously fractured. Lucy Sperrin's grey pony kicked Chirrup in the stomach and hurt him badly. 'Serves him right for fossicking round me,' Miss Lucy had said. 'I told him the mare was handy with her heels.' Poor Cooke--Mad Cooke, who wore a silver plate on his head, to the wonder of Bullocktown--must needs bring out his old stock-horse and witch the world with noble horsemanship. 'Heigh, boys! Heigh, boys!' he would cry while at full gallop. 'There's none of ye can go up the hills like Ballie!'And indeed no one attempted to do so, all standing aghast at the feats Ballie performed upon the side of the steep hill.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2488; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "witch in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2268, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ming momentarily amid the deeper shades of the forest. The lonely pools begirt with shivering reeds, and haunted by the melancholy bittern only. The rifted and draggled creek-bed, which seems violently gouged out of the lacerated earth by some savage convulsion of nature; the silent and solitary places where a few blasted trees crouch together like withered witches, who, brooding on some deed of blood, have suddenly been stricken horror-stiff. Riding through this nightmare landscape, a whirr of wings, and a harsh cry disturb you from time to time, hideous and mocking laughter peals above and about you, and huge grey ghosts with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2489; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghosts in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2269, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "etter abstain from reading this story, unless they choose to risk a nervous fever. The romance is full of power. The writer illuminates the lowest depths of human nature in a manner which holds us spell-bound, despite ourselves. Marcus Clarke is a master of psychology, and his descriptions of nature are as effective as his style is pure.\" And from no less a giant in literature than Oliver Wendell Holmes, of Boston, America, the following complimentary letter was received by Clarke in acknowledgment of a copy of the novel sent to the author of the Autocrat of the Breakfast Table:--\"The pictures of life under the dreadful conditions.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2490; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "giant in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2270, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "other countries. Europe is the home of knightly song, of bright deeds--and clear morning thought. Asia sinks beneath the weighty recollections of her past magnificence, as the Suttee sinks jewel-burdened upon the corpse of dread grandeur, destructive even in its death. America swiftly hurries on her way, rapid, glittering, insatiable even as one of her own giant waterfalls. From the jungles of Africa, and the creeper-tangled groves of the Islands of the South, arise, from the glowing hearts of a thousand flowers, heavy and intoxicating odours, the Upas-poison, which dwells in barbaric sensuality. In Australia alone is to be found.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2491; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "giant in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2271, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ogether--quietly without any barking you know--when father and son jogged homewards through the warm, still air, and the trampling hoofs of the sheep sent up a fragrance from the crushed herbage round the folding ground, Pretty Dick would repeat long stories that his mother had told him, about \"Valentine and Orsen,\" and \"Beauty and the Beast,\" and \"Jack the Giant Killer;\" for Pretty Dick's mother had been maid in the rector's family, in the Kentish village at home, and was a little above Pretty Dick's father, who was only a better sort of farm-labourer. But they were all three very, happy now in their adopted country. They were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2492; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "giant in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2272, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "man, who, in the whitest of shirt sleeves, handed you \"Otard\" (the brand then in fashion in the Gully), and bid you help yourself, was a shareholder in a rich claim, and could topically speaking, buy and sell you over again if he like without inconvenience. In drinking the said \"Otard\" you become conscious of a thumping vibration going on somewhere, as if a giant with accelerated action of the heart was imprisoned under the flooring; and getting out into the back yard, where Mr. Merryjingle's pair horse and buggy is waiting for Mr. Merryjingle to finish his twentieth last glass, you see a big red mound surmounting the stable, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2493; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "giant in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2273, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ding along the bush road to Grogmore the day after the deliverance of 'Arry's budget, the traveller of the guide-books would have observed that the gum-trees were here and there \"blazed\" with posters--\"Buncombe's Imperial Yanko-American Circus!\" \"The most complete Stud in the Australias!\" \"The Boneless Brothers of Blazing Beet!\" \"Mademoiselle Zepherina, the Fairy Equestrienne!\" \"Feats in the Haute Ecole!\" \"Mr. Stanislaus Buncombe, the Machiavelian Clown!\" and so on; while the pictures of the Brothers distorting their boneless limbs, the Machiavellian Clown roaring with laughter at his own jests, and Mademoiselle Zepherina.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2494; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "fairy in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2274, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nsion to the rings on the \"Royal Cobb\" verandah-post. By-and-by the Boneless Brothers, attended by an admiring crowd of township children, marked out a sort of free selection on a piece of waste ground, between McTaggart the blacksmith's and the schoolhouse, and in the course of an hour or so a wondrous erection of poles and canvas, to which the tent of the Fairy Peri Barron (so celebrated in Eastern story) was but a shanty in comparison, rose into being. On the top of this canvas mushroom flew in the hot wind an enormous flag. The \"Circus\" had become a fact. During the afternoon the world and his wife trooped into Bullocktown..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2495; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "fairy in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2275, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "But Singleton had gone, and I was alone above the broad terrace above the moon lighted garden. * * * * * Tier upon tier swept upwards to the castle-crag the busky slopes of verdure. Pierced with alleys of bloom, gleaming with statues, musical with fountains, the marvellous gardens of the palace lay sleeping beneath the moon, even as they had slept when the Fairy-Prince leapt the briar-hedge to win with daring kiss his enchanted bride. The mellow lights in the pavilion of the Arabian jeweller shone in the waters of the lake. I heard the silvery laugh of Noureddin's Persian, and could distinguish the gilded barge of the great.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2496; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "fairy in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2276, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "a modest club for men known in the fields of Literature, Art, and Science --THE YORICK. This has developed in the course of the past fifteen years into one in which the three elements predominating originally are lost in the multifarious folds of \"Professionalism.\" The Yorick Club was the outcome of the literary and Bohemian--analogous terms in those days--spirits who used then to assemble nightly at the Caf of the Theatre Royal to discuss coffee and intellectual subjects. These gatherings grew so large in the course of time that it was found necessary, in order to keep the communion up, to secure accommodation where the flow of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2497; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirits in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2277, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "in their natures. Both were morbidly sensitive; both broodingly pathetic; both sarcastically humorous; both socially reckless; both literary Bohemians of the purest water--sons of genius and children of impulse. That the deep feeling for the dead poet and friend lasted till death with Marcus Clarke was evidenced by his frequently repeating when in dejected spirits those pathetically regretful lines of the \"Sick Stockrider\"-- I have had my share of pastime and I've done my share of toil. And life is short--the longest life a span; I care not now to tarry for the corn or for the oil, Or for the wine that maketh glad the heart of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2498; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirits in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2278, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ted at the piano humming these lines to his own accompaniment, while the tears kept rolling down his cheeks, was proof enough that the tender chords of a beloved memory were being struck, and that the living son of genius mourned for his dead brother as only genius can mourn. Turning to a more lively memento of Lindsay Gordon, characteristic of him when the spirit of fun possessed him, the following note, written to Clarke and kept by him sacredly, will interest his many admirers:-- Yorick Club. Dear Clarke,--Scott's Hotel, not later than 9.30 sharp. Moore will be there. Riddock and Lyon, Baker and the Powers, beside us; so if.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2499; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2279, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", of which the following few lines may here be given:-- The bard, the scholar, and the man who lived That frank, that open-hearted life which keeps The splendid fire of English chivalry From dying out; the one who never wronged Fellowman; the faithful friend who judged The many, anxious to be loved of him, By what he saw, and not by what he heard, As lesser spirits do; the brave, great soul That never told a lie, or turned aside To fly from danger; he, I say, was one Of that bright company this sin-staned world Can ill afford to loose. During this period, 1868-69, Clarke was a regular contributor to the Argus and Australasian,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2500; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirits in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2280, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "before the Almighty Tribunal), which meant the loss of his position in the Public Library. All these mental troubles came upon the broken-down body in a cluster, and the burden was too heavy to bear. Struggling against his bitter fate--the more bitter that he knew he was himself greatly to blame--he fell by the way, crushed in mind and body, and the bright spirit passed away from the weakly tenement of clay which held it, to, let us hope, more congenial realms, leaving behind it a blank in the social and literary circles it was wont to frequent, which cannot be filled up, for that spirit was sui generis. The illness which.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2501; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in Australian Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Tales; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks04/0400711.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2529, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "arings of his pot with the other. The Irishman has lost his match-box, and feels for it all over the table without success. He stoops down with his hands on his knees, gets the table-top on a level with the flicker of firelight, and “moons” the object, as it were. Time to turn in. It is very dark inside and bright moonlight without; every crack seems like a ghost peering in. Some of the men will roll up their swags on the morrow and depart; some will take another day's spell. It is all according to the tucker. THE UNION BURIES ITS DEAD While out boating one Sunday afternoon on a billabong across the river, we saw a young man on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3441; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2530, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ning in a chair, with all the girls boo-hoo-ing round her for company. The old man was sitting in the back kitchen crying to himself.” He put his hat down on the ground, dinted in the crown, and poured some water into the hollow for his cattle-pup. “The girls came rushing down. Mother was so pumped out that she couldn't get up. They thought at first I was a ghost, and then they all tried to get holt of me at once--nearly smothered me. Look at that pup! You want to carry a tank of water on a dry stretch when you've got a pup that drinks as much as two men.” He poured a drop more water into the top of his hat. “Well, mother screamed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3442; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2531, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "crocodiles. You may rip a sheep open whilst watching for the boss's boots or yarning to a pen-mate, and then when you have stuffed the works back into the animal, and put a stitch in the slit, and poked it somewhere with a tar-stick (it doesn't matter much where) the jumbuck will be all right and just as lively as ever, and turn up next shearing without the ghost of a scratch on its skin. We reached Picton, a small collection of twinkling lights in a dark pocket, apparently at the top of a sound. We climbed up on to the wharf, got through between two railway trucks, and asked a policeman where we were, and where the telegraph.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3443; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2532, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "than chalk is like cheese. You'll often drop across some colour-blind old codger that can't tell the difference between two people that ain't got a bit of likeness between 'em. “Then there was young Joe Swallow. He was found dead under a burned-down tree in Dead Man's Gully--'dead past all recognition,' they said--and he was buried there, and by and by his ghost began to haunt the gully: at least, all the schoolkids seen it, and there was scarcely a grown-up person who didn't know another person who'd seen the ghost--and the other person was always a sober chap that wouldn't bother about telling a lie. But just as the ghost was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3444; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2533, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "old and feeble, and men who had lost their faith in fortune. They had dropped unnoticed out of the ranks; and remained to scratch out a living among the abandoned claims. Golden Gully had its little community of fossickers who lived in a clearing called Spencer's Flat on one side and Pounding Flat on the other, but they lent no life to the scene; they only haunted it. A stranger might have thought the field entirely deserted until he came on a coat and a billy at the foot of saplings amongst the holes, and heard, in the shallow ground underneath, the thud of a pick, which told of some fossicker below rooting out what little wash.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3445; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "haunted in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2534, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "was a party of those gipsy-like Assyrians--two families apparently--the women and children lying very sick about the lower bunks; and a big, good-humoured-looking young Maori propped between the end of the table and the wall, playing a concertina. The sick people were too sick, and the concertina seemed too much in sympathy with them, and the lost half-quid haunted us more than ever down there; so we started to climb out. The first thing that struck us was the jagged top edge of that iron hood-like arrangement over the gangway. The top half only of the scuttle was open. There was nothing to be seen except a fog of spray and a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3446; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "haunted in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2535, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "at Nyngan--which place we refrain from sketching--for a few hours, because the five trucks of cattle of which we were in charge were shunted there, to be taken on by a very subsequent goods train. The Government allows one man to every five trucks in a cattle-train. We shall pay our fare next time, even if we have not a shilling left over and above. We had haunted local influence at Comanavadrink for two long, anxious, heart-breaking weeks ere we got the pass; and we had put up with all the indignities, the humiliation--in short, had suffered all that poor devils suffer whilst besieging Local Influence. We only thought of escaping.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3447; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "haunted in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2536, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ketch The Bush Undertaker Our Pipes Coming Across The Story of Malachi Two Dogs and a Fence Jones's Alley Bogg of Geebung She Wouldn't Speak The Geological Spieler Macquarie's Mate Baldy Thompson For Auld Lang Syne FIRST SERIES AN OLD MATE OF YOUR FATHER'S You remember when we hurried home from the old bush school how we were sometimes startled by a bearded apparition, who smiled kindly down on us, and whom our mother introduced, as we raked off our hats, as “An old mate of your father's on the diggings, Johnny.” And he would pat our heads and say we were fine boys, or girls--as the case may have been--and that we had our father's.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3448; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "apparition in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2537, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "good start across the flat before the go-as-you-can commenced; so I talked for a while, and while we were talking I thought I might as well go the whole hog--I might as well die for a pound as a penny, if I had to die; and if I hadn't I'd have the pound to the good, anyway, so to speak. Anyhow, the risk would be about the same, or less, for I might have the spirit to run harder the more I had to run for--the more spirits I had to run for, in fact, as it turned out--so I says: “I think I'll take one of them there flasks of whisky to last us on the road.” “Right y'are,” says Stiffner. “What'll ye have--a small one or a big one?”.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3449; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2538, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "The town is supposed to be situated on the banks of a river called the Paroo, but we saw no water there, except what passed for it in a tank. The goats and sheep and dogs and the rest of the population drink there. It is dangerous to take too much of that water in a raw state. Except in flood-time you couldn't find the bed of the river without the aid of a spirit-level and a long straight-edge. There is a Custom-house against the fence on the northern side. A pound of tea often costs six shillings on that side, and you can get a common lead pencil for fourpence at the rival store across the street in the mother province. 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In this laborious task he appeared to be greatly assisted by a tongue that lolled out of the corner of his mouth and made an occasional revolution round it, leaving a circle of temporarily clean face. His small clay-covered toes also entered into the spirit of the thing, and helped him not a little by their energetic wriggling. He paused occasionally to draw the back of his small brown arm across his mouth. Little Isley Mason, or, as he was called, “His Father's Mate,” had always been a favourite with the diggers and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3451; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2540, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "heat, and flies, and mosquitoes, just as a bullock does, and lose ambition and hope, and get contented with this animal life, like a dog, and till your swag seems part of yourself, and you'd be lost and uneasy and light-shouldered without it, and you don't care a damn if you'll ever get work again, or live like a Christian; and you go on like this till the spirit of a bullock takes the place of the heart of a man. Who cares? If we hadn't found the track yesterday we might have lain and rotted in that lignum, and no one been any the wiser--or sorrier--who knows? Somebody might have found us in the end, but it mightn't have been.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3452; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2541, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ther might be dead now--poor old soul!--any way, you'll never see her again. You wish you'd never run away from home. You wish you'd been a better son to your poor old mother; you wish you'd written to her and answered her last letter. You only want to live long enough to write home and ask for forgiveness and a blessing before you die. If you had a drop of spirits of some sort to brace you up you might get along the road better. (Put this delicately.) Get the whine out of your voice and breathe with a wheeze--like this; get up the nearest approach to a deathrattle that you can. Move as if you were badly hurt in your wind--like.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3453; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirits in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2542, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "any man in this world.” “To be sure,” said a full voice from the rear. “If ye'd known that, ye'd have prolonged the conversation.” We plodded on across the railway line and along the hot, dusty road which ran to the cemetery, some of us talking about the accident, and lying about the narrow escapes we had had ourselves. Presently someone said: “There's the Devil.” I looked up and saw a priest standing in the shade of the tree by the cemetery gate. The hearse was drawn up and the tail-boards were opened. The funeral extinguished its right ear with its hat as four men lifted the coffin out and laid it over the grave. The priest--a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3455; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "devil in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2543, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "South Australia, an' I wrote home pretty reg'lar and sent what money I could. Last I got down on to the south-western coast of South Australia--an' there I got mixed up with another woman--you know what that means, boys?” Sympathetic silence. “Well, this went on for two years, and then the other woman drove me to drink. You know what a woman can do when the devil's in her?” Sound between a sigh and a groan from Lally Thompson. “My oath,” he said, sadly. “You should have made it _three_ years, Jack,” interposed the joker; “you said two years before.” But he was suppressed. “Well, I got free of them both, at last--drink and the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3456; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "devil in While the Billy Boils", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "While the Billy Boils; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7144.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2544, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "an old, old man, with a younger one at his side; the younger one has Isley's face. Horses' feet again! Ah, God! Nemesis once more in troopers' uniform! The fossicker falls on his knees in the mud and clay at the bottom of the drive, and prays Heaven to take his last child ere Nemesis comes for him. Long Bob Sawkins had been known on the diggings as “Bob the Devil.” His profile at least from one side, certainly did recall that of the sarcastic Mephistopheles; but the other side, like his true character, was by no means a devil's. 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We shall pay our fare next time, even if we have not a shilling left over and above. We had haunted local influence at Comanavadrink for two long, anxious, heart-breaking weeks ere we got the pass; and we had put up with all the indignities, the humiliation--in short, had suffered all that poor devils suffer whilst besieging Local Influence. We only thought of escaping from the bush. The pass said that we were John Smith, drover, and that we were available for return by ordinary passenger-train within two days, we think--or words in that direction. 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Well, it's nothing very new [Dec. -- 1891] After All The brooding ghosts of Australian night have gone from the bush and town; Marshall's Mate You almost heard the surface bake, and saw the gum-leaves turn -- [July -- 1895] The Poets of the Tomb The world has had enough of bards who wish that they were dead, [Oct. -- 1892] Australian Bards.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3714; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghosts in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2758, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "stralian night have gone from the bush and town; Marshall's Mate You almost heard the surface bake, and saw the gum-leaves turn -- [July -- 1895] The Poets of the Tomb The world has had enough of bards who wish that they were dead, [Oct. -- 1892] Australian Bards and Bush Reviewers While you use your best endeavour to immortalise in verse [Feb. -- 1894] The Ghost Down the street as I was drifting with the city's human tide, [Aug. -- 1889] IN THE DAYS WHEN THE WORLD WAS WIDE AND OTHER VERSES In the Days When the World was Wide The world is narrow and ways are short, and our lives are dull and slow, For little is new where the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3715; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2759, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "uessed he'd have to go and get his bottle filled again, And he gave a lurch and vanished in the darkness and the rain. . . . . . And of afternoons in cities, when the rain is on the land, Visions come to me of Sweeney with his bottle in his hand, With the stormy night behind him, and the pub verandah-post -- And I wonder why he haunts me more than any other ghost. Still I see the shearers drinking at the township in the scrub, And the army praying nightly at the door of every pub, And the girls who flirt and giggle with the bushmen from the west -- But the memory of Sweeney overshadows all the rest. 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Whole years go by when the glowing Sky never clouds for rain -- Only the shrubs of the desert Grow on the Great Grey Plain. From the camp, while the rich man's dreaming, Come the 'traveller' and his mate, In the ghastly dawnlight seeming Like a swagman's ghost out late; And the horseman blurs in the distance, While still the stars remain, A low, faint dust-cloud haunting His track on the Great Grey Plain. And all day long from before them The mirage smokes away -- That daylight ghost of an ocean Creeps close behind all day With.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3717; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2761, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "From the camp, while the rich man's dreaming, Come the 'traveller' and his mate, In the ghastly dawnlight seeming Like a swagman's ghost out late; And the horseman blurs in the distance, While still the stars remain, A low, faint dust-cloud haunting His track on the Great Grey Plain. And all day long from before them The mirage smokes away -- That daylight ghost of an ocean Creeps close behind all day With an evil, snake-like motion, As the waves of a madman's brain: 'Tis a phantom NOT like water Out there on the Great Grey Plain. There's a run on the Western limit Where a man lives like a beast, And a shanty in the mulga That.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3718; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghost in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2762, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nging out. They will take what they can get, and they will give what they can give, God alone knows how they manage -- God alone knows how they live! They are nearly always hard-up, but are cheerful all the while -- Men whose energy and trousers wear out sooner than their smile! They, no doubt, like us, are haunted by the boresome 'if' or 'might', But their ghosts are ghosts of daylight -- they are men who live at night! Peter met you with the comic smile of one who knows you well, And is mighty glad to see you, and has got a joke to tell; He could laugh when all was gloomy, he could grin when all was blue, Sing a comic song and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3719; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghosts in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2763, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "w that there is something -- something crooked with my heart. Tom, my first child died. I loved her even better than the pen -- Tom -- and while the STAR was dying, why, I felt like I did THEN. . . . . . Listen! Like the distant thunder of the rollers on the bar -- Listen, Tom! I hear the -- diggers -- shouting: 'Bully for the STAR!'' After All The brooding ghosts of Australian night have gone from the bush and town; My spirit revives in the morning breeze, though it died when the sun went down; The river is high and the stream is strong, and the grass is green and tall, And I fain would think that this world of ours is a good.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3720; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "ghosts in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2764, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "It well may be that I saw too plain, and it may be I was blind; But I'll keep my face to the dawning light, though the devil may stand behind! Though the devil may stand behind my back, I'll not see his shadow fall, But read the signs in the morning stars of a good world after all. Rest, for your eyes are weary, girl -- you have driven the worst away -- The ghost of the man that I might have been is gone from my heart to-day; We'll live for life and the best it brings till our twilight shadows fall; My heart grows brave, and the world, my girl, is a good world after all. Marshall's Mate You almost heard the surface bake, and saw.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3721; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "devil in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2765, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "y girl a Venus your poetic eye discerns, You are gracefully referred to as the 'young Australian Burns'. But if you should find that bushmen -- spite of all the poets say -- Are just common brother-sinners, and you're quite as good as they -- You're a drunkard, and a liar, and a cynic, and a sneak, Your grammar's simply awful and your intellect is weak. The Ghost Down the street as I was drifting with the city's human tide, Came a ghost, and for a moment walked in silence by my side -- Now my heart was hard and bitter, and a bitter spirit he, So I felt no great aversion to his ghostly company. Said the Shade: 'At finer feelings.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3722; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2766, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "as good as they -- You're a drunkard, and a liar, and a cynic, and a sneak, Your grammar's simply awful and your intellect is weak. The Ghost Down the street as I was drifting with the city's human tide, Came a ghost, and for a moment walked in silence by my side -- Now my heart was hard and bitter, and a bitter spirit he, So I felt no great aversion to his ghostly company. Said the Shade: 'At finer feelings let your lip in scorn be curled, 'Self and Pelf', my friend, has ever been the motto for the world.' And he said: 'If you'd be happy, you must clip your fancy's wings, Stretch your conscience at the edges to the size of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3723; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirit in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2767, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "dn't time to think -- All is nothing! Nothing matters! Fill your glasses -- dead man's drink. . . . . . Yet, to show his heart was not of human decency bereft, Peter paid the undertaker. He got drunk on what was left; Then he shed some tears, half-maudlin, on the grave where lay the Co., And he drifted to a township where the city failures go. Where, though haunted by the man he was, the wreck he yet might be, Or the man he might have been, or by each spectre of the three, And the dying words of Joseph, ringing through his own despair, Peter 'pulled himself together' and he started business there. But his life was very lonely, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3726; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "haunted in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2768, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "a swagman's ghost out late; And the horseman blurs in the distance, While still the stars remain, A low, faint dust-cloud haunting His track on the Great Grey Plain. And all day long from before them The mirage smokes away -- That daylight ghost of an ocean Creeps close behind all day With an evil, snake-like motion, As the waves of a madman's brain: 'Tis a phantom NOT like water Out there on the Great Grey Plain. There's a run on the Western limit Where a man lives like a beast, And a shanty in the mulga That stretches to the East; And the hopeless men who carry Their swags and tramp in pain -- The footmen must not tarry Out.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3727; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "phantom in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2769, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "in the days ere you were born? Ah! we read about the drovers and the shearers and the like Till we wonder why such happy and romantic fellows strike. Don't you fancy that the poets ought to give the bush a rest Ere they raise a just rebellion in the over-written West? Where the simple-minded bushman gets a meal and bed and rum Just by riding round reporting phantom flocks that never come; Where the scalper -- never troubled by the 'war-whoop of the push' -- Has a quiet little billet -- breeding rabbits in the bush; Where the idle shanty-keeper never fails to make a draw, And the dummy gets his tucker through provisions in the law;.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3728; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "phantom in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2773, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the door, And a boundary-rider jogging out across the neighb'ring run Was attracted by a something that was blazing in the sun; And he found that it was Peter, lying peacefully at rest, With a bottle close beside him and the shingle on his breast. Well, they analysed the liquor, and it would appear that he Qualified his drink with something good for setting spirits free. Though 'twas plainly self-destruction -- ''twas his own affair,' they said; And the jury viewed him sadly, and they found -- that he was dead. When the Children Come Home On a lonely selection far out in the West An old woman works all the day without rest, And.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3733; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1896, "title": "spirits in In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In the Days When the World Was Wide and Other Verses; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/214.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1471, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 68225 *** AUSTRALIAN FAIRY TALES. BY ATHA WESTBURY. ILLUSTRATED BY A. J. JOHNSON. LONDON: WARD, LOCK, & CO., LIMITED, WARWICK HOUSE, SALISBURY SQUARE, E.C. NEW YORK AND MELBOURNE. 1897 CONTENTS. PAGE GOLDEN CLOUD:— CHAP. I. THE LONE ROCK 9 ,, II. MOTHER DOT 19 ,, III. DUSK’S STRONGHOLD 27 ,, IV. THE RING-DOVE 34 ,, V. GOLDEN CLOUD 42 TWILIGHT:— CHAP. I. BARON THIMBLE 48 ,, II. PRINCE", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1649; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1472, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "N” 245 “THE MONSTER ... ADVANCED WITH A LARGE STONE” 255 “THE OLD MAN BENT LOW BEFORE THE ICE MONARCH” 266 “‘I AM QUEEN OF THE BUTTERFLIES,’ SHE REPLIED” 268 “‘WHAT KIND OF BIRD ARE YOU?’” 295 “‘YOU CAN’T BE OUR JACK?’” 315 “‘THOU ART VERY STRONG FOR SO SMALL A MAN’” 329 “ITS EYES WERE DREADFUL TOP BEHOLD, AS IT CAME SLOWLY OUT OF THE WATER.” 352 AUSTRALIAN FAIRY TALES. GOLDEN CLOUD. A CHRISTMAS STORY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. CHAPTER I. THE LONE ROCK. Australia! Hast thou no enchanted castles within thy vast domain? Is there not one gallant youth, ready armed to do battle for the fair ones, sleeping ’neath the spell of wicked genii?.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1650; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1473, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "without the ideal being stamped on this page to point the way. In considerably less time than it takes to pen these lines, the Princess had decided to trust her fortunes to the pluck and gallantry of her young champion. But in the midst of their plans they were unexpectedly confronted by their deadly enemy—Dusk—armed to the teeth. CHAPTER IV. THE RING-DOVE. Fairyland can produce nothing so wonderful as the facility with which sundry mortals can extend their faces. To smile widely is the fashion with us nowadays, and it is very wonderful indeed to note the various methods of its accomplishment. If the human face be a mask (and who.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1651; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1474, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e colour and texture of his companion’s apparel. Of what material were they composed—cloth, tweed, silk, cotton? No; mortal warp or weft never manufactured such fabrics. Some other agency—subtle and mysterious as many unexplained things we see around us—had perchance woven these articles. For in this lower world there are cloaks much less substantial than a fairy’s jerkin—cloaks for which Dr. Johnson and his followers have been unable to find a name, but which are indispensable to many of us in our daily lives. Had the barber been less engaged in taking stock of the manner and appearance of his strange customer, he might have.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1652; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1475, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "tainly; much better than some men, I trust. Pray come here and scratch me, Tim,” cried the parrot coaxingly. Little Tim obeyed very cautiously, and in fear and trembling. “That is delightful,” said Cockie. “It’s wonderful,” muttered poor Tim. “What is wonderful, sir? Can’t parrots talk?” “Some of them can, but not like you.” “Oh! but I’m not a parrot, I’m a fairy.” “A fairy?” cried the boy, agape with wonder. “Are you really?” “Truly I am. One of the Lake George fairies. Xanthine, our Queen, turned me into a parrot, five years ago, through her foolish jealousy, and here I’ve been caged up ever since with this great beak upon my.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1653; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1476, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "y jumped. He had forgotten all about the cat. “You were always kind to me, Toney, and I’m going to help you now.” “How can a cat help anybody?” replied poor Toney. “Ah! but I wasn’t always a cat, Toney.” “Oh, bother; I suppose you mean when you were a little kitten,” muttered the boy. “No, I don’t, Toney Buck. I never was a kitten. I mean when I was a happy fairy in Elfland, before I was changed into a cat for being cruel and selfish.” “Snooks!” answered Toney sceptically. “Who?” “Snooks! It won’t do, you know. There ain’t no fairies, nor moonland, and such nonsense.” “Supposing my shape were to change again, here under your very.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1654; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1477, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "tible charm of love! How it glowed in the eyes of Princess Golden Hair, and made the bewitching face yet more charming! Like the clear notes of a flute, only infinitely softer and more thrilling, her voice came upon his ears: “Welcome, oh, my Prince—lord of my being!—welcome to Dreamland!” What mattered the cheers of the people and the great speech from the fairy King, and the grand banquet that followed—what mattered the thousand surprises and the wonderful things that encountered him at every turn? There was no fascination like the lovely Princess. Glorious light and sunshine reigned here eternally. Roland watched in vain for.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1655; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1478, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "a willing slave.” “Money is a mighty demon,” answered Princess Golden Hair. “Yes, lady,” continued Roland. “Money is mighty, but ere now he has lent his power to an evil spirit called Hate, who going broadcast among the races of men has incited them to gather together and destroy each other without cause.” “Hate is a monster, uglier than Pain,” replied the fairy. “Ay, and he is invariably assisted by three other wicked powers known as Murder, Slander, and Malice.” “Poor lost people!” cried the gentle Princess. “Is there no good genii to do battle with these wicked ones?” “Oh yes; the renowned champion Sympathy has unfurled his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1656; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1479, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ". What engines made of mortal hands could propel a boat so swiftly and noiselessly as those proud, vigorous swans, who glided onward down the river with the elfin barque and its freight as if the whole thing had been no heavier than a gossamer? What mortal ears could conceive from out the world of sound such enchanting harmony? It was the silvery lullaby of Fairyland, that our Australian sprites might chant to some fretful changeling they had adopted and sought to hush to sleep. And now the view opens upon a magnificent glade, with here and there a huge eucalyptus standing out in bold relief like a grim giant on guard. Here the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1657; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1480, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ed and sought to hush to sleep. And now the view opens upon a magnificent glade, with here and there a huge eucalyptus standing out in bold relief like a grim giant on guard. Here the elfin King and his grotesque retinue land, and escort their mortal guest across the velvet sward and through a grove of trees, which terminates in a deep dell—the scene of the fairy ball. Upon a verdant, natural carpet, softer than velvet pile, stood two lines of young trees, from the roots of which the vines of the purple sarsaparilla had shot upward along the trunks and amongst the branches, and there bending with a graceful slope had met and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1658; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1481, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e visitor. So little Elsie, overcoming her wonder and amazement, prepared the pincushion and seated the old lady thereon, then inquired in a respectful tone how she came into the room. “Through the window, of course, my dear,” answered the creature, smiling. “We fairies come and go at divers times and seasons, and exactly how and when we please.” “Are you a fairy—a real fairy?” cried Elsie, approaching and gazing with deep interest on the little lady before her. “Certainly, child. Couldn’t you see that? We Australian elves are not so tall as our kindred over the ocean, but we are fairies notwithstanding.” “I—I have read of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1659; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1482, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "andfather and the old mare,” he cried pleadingly, “and you shall see I will never grumble again.” “Are you sure?” “Please try me, good fay.” “But what about the white pony?” “Bother the pony! I don’t want it.” “And the tall groom?” “He is a cruel fellow, and I never want to see him again, nor Mr. Cramwell either. Let me be myself again, dear fay! dear, kind fairy! Pray take me home again to good old grandad,” and the poor dreamer began to sob in his sleep. “Enough,” responded the wee spirit in a kind tone. “The wishing-cap I will take again, and you shall return to your home and to your daily toil. Yet remember, boy, you shall.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1660; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1483, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "alls. “Bus, peace,” rejoined the brownie in a whisper. “The voice of man hath never disturbed these solitudes since the creation.” “Gentlemen, pray let me go!” “Art thou not going, thou dissatisfied mortal? Be silent.” “It is all up with me,” groaned the unfortunate captive. “Nay, verily, it will be all down with thee,” answered the sprite. “Behold!” As the fairy spoke they emerged into a dismal spot, in the midst of which gaped a wide, black pit; at the mouth of the chasm the shepherd beheld the forms of two beings in shape like the fabled vampires, who clapped their tremendous wings in ecstasy at sight of him. “Who is this?”.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1661; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1484, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "as if to stay the departing spirit in its flight. “Oh, mamma! there is little brother Frank with my garland. See! he is beckoning to me.” And then the weary little head fell forward on the mother’s shoulder, and the tired spirit entered into rest. IN THE CLOUDS. They came to the boy one night when he was abed, and said they would take him with them in their fairy balloon. Willie Fenton told his father and mother that he had seen the elfins, and what they had promised him, but they only laughed at him and told him he had been dreaming. Our hero wasn’t to be convinced that it was only a dream. Hadn’t he seen them—three fairy.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1662; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1485, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and laugh, and shake its fat, dimpled fists and crow too. How they had watched it when it slept, and filled its tiny brain with innocent visions pure as the setting sun! How they had caused their magic to mantle its slumber, and the little rosebud mouth to open out in smiles! How silent and still now! No smile parts the pale lips. Not all the witchcraft in Fairyland, nor all the songs sung by sprite or fay to fretful babyhood, can lift but even one slender hair from those drooping eyelids which shroud the dim, blue eyes. “Baby’s dead,” said one, and “Dead, dead, dead,” repeated all the elfin circle. “Let us bear it hence unto the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1663; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1486, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "um and flit and flee While we linger silently In our noon-tide dream.” Nothing but ice! Walls of it, peaks, spires, towers, grottoes, floors. Ice everywhere! It is of all manner of delicate hues—pale green and blue; and where the edges catch the sun it shines even brighter than the glitter of a thousand clustering diamonds. This is Silverhaze, the border of Fairyland. The King of Silverhaze stood at the ice-bound portal of his kingdom, when he observed the approach of a very old man. The gait of the mortal wayfarer was slow and feeble, and he often paused to rest ere he reached the gates where stood the monarch. “Who lives here,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1664; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1487, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ime is up the ten years of the monkey bring the close of the scene, for in these man becomes foolish, gabbers and jabbers without end, and is fit for nothing but——” The elfin paused, and gazed earnestly at the mortal. “But what?” cried the old man. “But—Death. The portal which leads into the vast unknown, and from which we elves are debarred,” responded the fairy. “And what is Death?” “A certainty, O mortal, for all thy race. No more or less than that. Ere I go hence from thee for ever hear this fable:— “In olden times a giant wrestled with this terrible enemy Death, and vanquished him. As the grim foe lay helpless by the wayside.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1665; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1488, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "me is Science. What dost thou want with me?” I found the power of speech return to me ere the last words were uttered. “Let me behold some of Nature’s secrets,” I cried eagerly. “Thou art a bold mortal.” “I am earnest. Even as the aspiring thoughts that meet me in this book, I would soar and know.” “Of course,” replied the voice. “Although I come to thee in fairy form and guise, I am the servant of thought. It was not the uttered word that did summon me, but the force of the inward wish to understand within thee. Well, I am here. If thou wouldst see some of the giants of the future, follow me.” I had no will but to follow him, as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1666; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1489, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "men whom he had seen with Quiz the sprite. “Pray, what are you doing here?” inquired the small lady in shrill tones. “Alas, madam,” replied Bob, “I came here to attempt the rescue of a lovely maiden, who is under the spell of Dame Growl, the witch of this cliff.” “Ah! And why do you not rescue the lady, instead of slumbering away your time here?” cried the fairy. “Indeed, dear lady, the power of the enchantress can only be broken by the performance of certain very difficult tasks, which I am quite unable to perform without help.” “What will you give me if I aid you?” inquired the tiny lady. “Twenty kisses,” answered Bob promptly..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1667; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1490, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d the young hunter within; where he beheld one of the most lovely damsels lying asleep upon a marble couch. The sleeper seemed so divinely beautiful, that our hero stood speechless with admiration. “Here slumbers the beauty whom you seek,” she said. “How lovely!” responded Bob, clasping his hands together. “I will awaken her.” “Nay, you cannot,” replied the fairy. “While the witch lives this fair, innocent maiden will remain under the spell of the enchantment.” “Let us go and kill the witch,” urged Bob. “Hush! That would be a worse crime still. Have patience yet a little while. Dame Growl will be punished ere long, and by the very.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1668; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1491, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "elf never to be discontented again; and Johnny Grudge kept his word. TWO GIANTS. The Blue Mountains of our neighbour New South Wales, are, it has been said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you about giants in this story—about two giants, one called Fog, and the other named Duty, and when the tale is finished, you shall tell me.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1669; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1492, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "robed in a superb hunting costume of the country. The gaze of Bi-ba-be-bi had no sooner rested upon him than she sprang from the midst of her ladies with a glad cry of recognition, and cast herself upon his bosom. “Prince Pippin! Cousin! My own dear love, you are not dead!” Dead, not at all. Twilight is a region of enchantment, dear readers. Dame Trot, the witch of the Leap Frog Ranges, had fallen across the young Prince while hunting in the mountains, and had changed him into a Gorilla. Such he had remained and had taken his uncle prisoner. When the news, however, of the marriage between Lady Lollypop and the supposed monster.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1670; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1493, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "are far beyond the ‘Lubra Mountains,’ but I have fallen into the power of a wicked magician, who has confined me on the highest summit of the Granite Cliff. Every day I am allowed to bathe in the lake accompanied by an old hag called Mother Growl; but I cannot return without my—my—dress. Yesterday I was obliged to stay by the lake, and I’m afraid the cruel witch will kill me if I’m detained here much longer.” The low, plaintive voice touched the heart of our hero, who replied, “Rest easy, poor child. Here is your garment. Yet ere you depart tell me if I can help you out of the hands of your enemies.” “Can you climb the Granite.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1671; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1494, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ny caressed her and rubbed his cheek athwart her Roman nose. And indeed the boy felt as much amazed as any of them, and vowed to himself never to be discontented again; and Johnny Grudge kept his word. TWO GIANTS. The Blue Mountains of our neighbour New South Wales, are, it has been said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1672; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1495, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "en said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you about giants in this story—about two giants, one called Fog, and the other named Duty, and when the tale is finished, you shall tell me which of the giants you like best. In one of the most lonesome valleys among the mountains lived Harry Podder, a little boy whose father was a poor.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1673; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1496, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "rs of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you about giants in this story—about two giants, one called Fog, and the other named Duty, and when the tale is finished, you shall tell me which of the giants you like best. In one of the most lonesome valleys among the mountains lived Harry Podder, a little boy whose father was a poor selector. The selector, his wife, and their only child, were quite alone in their solitude; the dell which they occupied was shut in by high,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1674; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1497, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "here no white man had ever been and which was supposed by everybody to be a dreary wilderness without river, or lake, or anything to sustain life in the way of game. Tiny Thumbcake, or as we shall call him, Hop-o’-my-thumb, was both surprised and delighted at the news imparted to him by the wallaby—namely, that the Unknown Country, ruled over by Slubber the Giant, was both beautiful and fertile, and one of the finest climates under the Southern Cross. And so in due time, guided by the faithful wallaby, our hero came to the country of Slubber, and took up his abode in a rich and well-watered valley, beside a high mountain, and here.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1675; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "little man in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1498, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d fire, and where each of his customers wears two pairs at a time? Third: What is seen in the sky, also in the water, and sometimes on men’s breasts which, being reversed, is the name for the very worst kind of vermin? Come now, O thou bull ant, canst thou explain these enigmas?” Poor Hop-o’-my-thumb seemed dismayed for a moment. He wanted to conciliate the giant, but how was he to frame a reply to these three difficult questions? In the midst of his cogitations he bethought him of his friend the wallaby. “If Slubber will give me a little time, I believe I can answer the questions,” said the little man with confidence. The giant.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1676; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "little man in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1499, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "enigmas?” Poor Hop-o’-my-thumb seemed dismayed for a moment. He wanted to conciliate the giant, but how was he to frame a reply to these three difficult questions? In the midst of his cogitations he bethought him of his friend the wallaby. “If Slubber will give me a little time, I believe I can answer the questions,” said the little man with confidence. The giant assented readily. Hop-o’-my-thumb, guided by the parrot, sought out the old wallaby, to whom he confided his trouble. “Nothing easier, my boy,” said the animal, stroking his head with his paw. “A word in your ear. These riddles are the secrets of our King and must not be.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1677; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "little man in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1500, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "most wonderful animal in the world is a pig; for it is first killed and then cured.” “Good!” cried Slubber. “The next,” continued Hop-o’-my-thumb, “is—What shoemaker makes shoes without leather? Why, a horseshoer, for he uses earth, air, water, fire, in shaping his wares, and each of his customers wears two pairs.” “Bravo! Let me embrace you,” entreated the giant. “No you don’t,” responded the little man, with a grin. “Now for your third question. What is seen in the sky, the water, and sometimes on men’s breasts? A star, of course. Reverse the spelling of star and it is rats. Are you satisfied?” And Slubber, the black giant,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1678; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "little man in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1501, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "anches intertwining overhead formed a leafy canopy for many miles. On the third day Grapple and his companion emerged upon a wide, extensive plain. Towering in the distance, like a pyramid, they observed a gigantic rock standing out above the level expanse around. The sun, gleaming upon its peaks and spires, gave it a weird, fantastic look, as if some great magician of the olden time had bade it rise with the lifting of his wand. As far as the vision reached along the line of the horizon, the plain seemed ringed in by the magnificent bushland through which they had come. Nearer, however, there was a broad river flowing its slow.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1679; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1502, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ". Twilight is a region of enchantment, dear readers. Dame Trot, the witch of the Leap Frog Ranges, had fallen across the young Prince while hunting in the mountains, and had changed him into a Gorilla. Such he had remained and had taken his uncle prisoner. When the news, however, of the marriage between Lady Lollypop and the supposed monster reached the old magician she relented of her wickedness by appearing at the bedside of the barber and speaking the words which annulled the charm. There was great rejoicing at the court of Prince Picnic over the event; but the gladness and the display were increased a hundredfold when the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1680; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2239, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "is quite new--just out of the shop--no doubt bought on purpose. What do you suppose it was doing there? And the fellow we saw running? Must he be a ghost too?\" \"I can't account for him, nor for the rope,\" Mr. Rowe admitted, fingering the latter in an abstracted way. \"I thought nobody cared to go near the place of a night, since there's been this talk of the ghost in the window. I'll see Mr. Blackett about it in the morning--\" \"I will see him also,\" broke in Wingate, with a significant glance at his wife. \"And I will keep the rope, if you please. It is my evidence, you see. I intend to sift this thing to the bottom, ghost and all.\".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2452; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in the window in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost in the window", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2240, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "with Mr. Wingate that a midnight expedition was necessary. \"Oh, you saw that light in the window!\" he exclaimed, with much gravity. \"I was wondering whether you would. I was out last night, looking at some traps, and saw it myself; and several other people have seen it. The conclusion they've come to is that the old house is haunted, sir. I don't hold with ghosts myself, but that's the common view.\" \"Haunted be blowed!\" was Wingate's rude rejoinder; and he showed the rope, which was mysterious without being supernatural, and described how they had seen a man \"scoot\" round a corner of the house. \"Besides,\" said he, \"if ghosts were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2453; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2241, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "it. The conclusion they've come to is that the old house is haunted, sir. I don't hold with ghosts myself, but that's the common view.\" \"Haunted be blowed!\" was Wingate's rude rejoinder; and he showed the rope, which was mysterious without being supernatural, and described how they had seen a man \"scoot\" round a corner of the house. \"Besides,\" said he, \"if ghosts were allowed to carry matches and candles, they'd burn the places down.\" \"I suppose there are ghosts of lights as well as ghosts of people, if there are ghosts at all,\" argued Abel Rowe. \"Be that as it may, no mortal hand lit that light you saw, sir, if it was in the big.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2454; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2242, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "view.\" \"Haunted be blowed!\" was Wingate's rude rejoinder; and he showed the rope, which was mysterious without being supernatural, and described how they had seen a man \"scoot\" round a corner of the house. \"Besides,\" said he, \"if ghosts were allowed to carry matches and candles, they'd burn the places down.\" \"I suppose there are ghosts of lights as well as ghosts of people, if there are ghosts at all,\" argued Abel Rowe. \"Be that as it may, no mortal hand lit that light you saw, sir, if it was in the big window of the west wing you saw it. Because why? The day after it was first seen, Mr. Blackett and a whole posse of people,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2455; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2243, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "y had got out of the window with the rope in the meantime.\" \"No, sir; for the casements were found fastened on the inside.\" \"Well, but here's the rope to speak for itself. It was lying close under the window. It is quite new--just out of the shop--no doubt bought on purpose. What do you suppose it was doing there? And the fellow we saw running? Must he be a ghost too?\" \"I can't account for him, nor for the rope,\" Mr. Rowe admitted, fingering the latter in an abstracted way. \"I thought nobody cared to go near the place of a night, since there's been this talk of the ghost in the window. I'll see Mr. Blackett about it in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2456; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in the window in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost in the window", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2244, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ay. \"I thought nobody cared to go near the place of a night, since there's been this talk of the ghost in the window. I'll see Mr. Blackett about it in the morning--\" \"I will see him also,\" broke in Wingate, with a significant glance at his wife. \"And I will keep the rope, if you please. It is my evidence, you see. I intend to sift this thing to the bottom, ghost and all.\" He was about to leave, when Mrs. Rowe, the keeper's mother, having risen from bed and dressed in haste, in order to find out what was doing at this hour of the night, entered the parlour, curtsied, looked from one to another with an expectant smile, and then.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2457; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in the window in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost in the window", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2245, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ne was required,\" said Billy. \"But how do you know it is the same?\" \"Because there wasn't another new clothes line in the place.\" \"I suppose rope is used for other purposes. Probably this was brought to The Chase from quite another direction.\" \"And to The Chase, of all places!\" She desired ardently to enter upon a long discussion, covering the matter of the ghost, but sudden reticence had fallen upon the visitor. He affected surprise to find it near upon midnight, and concern that his wife was so late up after a journey, and took a hasty leave, carrying his rope with him. As soon as they were both upon the high-road, out of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2458; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2246, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "\" said Nettie, \"for I am convinced that Abel Rowe is as honest as the day.\" \"How are you convinced?\" her husband asked. \"By the look of his face--the way he speaks--everything.\" \"Woman's instinct!\" laughed Billy. \"Now I think his manner most suspicious: his disinclination to have the matter inquired into--his preposterous suggestion that the candle-man is a ghost--everything, as you would say. But things look black against the rector's house too. We will interview Mrs. George Desailly to-morrow morning, and get particulars concerning the larceny of the clothes line. I'm awfully curious to see her, apart from that. I wonder how.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2459; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2247, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "er happy girlhood is so intensely interesting to her. And I should like to show you the church and the improvements I have made. You will find things looking very different from what they were in poor old Balcombe's time.\" The visitors pleaded the pressing nature of their business with the squire's agent, which turned the conversation upon the burglars, the ghost, and contingent matters, delaying their departure for another half-hour. But engagements were entered into for an exchange of hospitalities when convenient, while the rector walked with them to his garden gate, gathering flowers for Nettie by the way; and before.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2460; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2248, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e scars the window casements were fastened; and when he went along the wainscot, rapping sharply on every panel, and standing still to listen for the effect, the sound died immediately, with no hint of inward echo. \"We've done that,\" the constable observed with a smile. \"There's nothing there, sir. Solid as a rock.\" \"What!\" cried Wingate, \"do you believe in ghosts, too?\" \"No, sir; but I believe in the evidence of my senses. Those walls don't hide anything. I've proved it.\" They were lined from top to bottom with wood panelling, that had been painted white and gilded in places, and was now soiled and tarnished. In five of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2461; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2249, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e rope, that you saw in the garden, wants attending to.\" \"Certainly. I mean to keep a good look-out from the window. There will be a splendid moon if these clouds clear off. The fewer we are the better in a case of this sort. You don't catch fish if you make a splash in the water.\" \"No, sir. But I think it's my business to look after the man rather than the ghost, if it's all the same to you.\" Wingate agreed that a policeman must be allowed to know his own business best, and had a shrewd suspicion that this particular policeman would rather deal single-handed with fifty corporeal thieves of the most desperate character than with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2462; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2250, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "said, holding her tightly with one hand and the butt of his revolver with the other. But they heard nothing, except their hearts beating. So they started on their voyage to the west wing. Their supper had done them so much good that they dared to blow the candle out and find their way by the light of the moon; for, as Billy said, if they were to catch that ghost, it was necessary to stalk him carefully. \"But don't think of such rot,\" he hastened to add. \"If you hear anything, mind, it will be the dripping of the rain, or the mice and rats, or the wind in chimneys and keyholes, or the windows shaking, or the old boards creaking and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2463; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "supernatural in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2251, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "n as she stepped into the hall, carrying her tea-basket in her arms. They saluted her with a shamefaced sense of her moral superiority over themselves. \"I should like,\" said Wingate, emptying the remaining contents of his spirit flask into the men's teacups, \"to thoroughly satisfy your minds as well as my own, to prove to everybody that the house is free of ghosts, at any rate. It is just possible I may rent the place from Sir Walter for a time, and I am well aware that we should have trouble with servants, and so on, if any nonsense of that sort got about. 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He took a nip of whisky before breakfast, to clear his brain of morbid thoughts that had haunted him through the dark hours. Their buggy having no seat for a servant, and the English-feeling morning--a mixture of delicate mist and sunshine--being more inviting than usual, they agreed to do their errands to the rectory and the agent's house on foot. And they set.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2468; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "haunted in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2253, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "h--h--h!\" sighed Minna, with her hand upon her heart. It was certainly a creepy place, to one unaccustomed to it, in that owl's light; and the ship cat was as wild as any Bengal tiger. She was supposed to visit the cook at a certain hour daily, but otherwise lived in solitude, under hatches, waging savage warfare with the rats. Disturbed and startled by the apparition of a lady, she moved about in the mysterious distance with stealthy creepings and scamperings, rending the silence at intervals with that sudden snarling \"yowl,\" which is distressing to the human ear at the best of times, and now echoed through the ship's emptiness.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2470; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "apparition in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2254, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "husband's hand, and after a little only spoke in low tones, glancing hither and thither in a furtive way, with occasional jumps and starts; for the sense of mystery was upon her--delightful certainly, enchantingly English, but a little uncanny, all the same. Bushes to right and left rustled as they passed; twigs snapped; owls went by with no sound of wings, phantom-like; couching forms of deer arose, loomed for a moment, and disappeared. These latter were the most romantic feature of The Chase to her Australian mind, but an antlered buck in twilight, showing himself unexpectedly and merely as something alive and large, brings, as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2471; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "phantom in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2255, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hings ready in a day and went with him--the beginning of long wanderings. And I hardly saw an English paper, and never heard any news, and never wanted to. And--and I think that's all, Nettie.\" She put her arms round his neck, and kissed him, and thanked him. She said she didn't think any husband could have told the honest truth more honestly. CHAPTER V The Spirit Of Murder The Wingates drove in their own buggy to The Chase, where they were met by Mr. Blackett's policeman, by whom they were escorted over the great house. It was a great house, in more ways than one; and Nettie, whose passion for things English was far greater than.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2472; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2256, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "encircling windows in a melodramatic way. \"That's where I saw her burning the lace,\" said Wingate, pointing. \"Oh, don't!\" gasped Nettie, seeing in her mind's eye the lace with blood-stains on it. All the tragical story, as her young fancy composed it, seemed to act itself again before her; she dared not look into the little room, lest she should behold the spirit of midnight murder bending over the hearth. Oh, this was indeed an uncanny place to be astray in at such an hour! They reached, or all but reached, their destination in the west wing, creeping past the little well staircase and the row of doors to the carefully locked.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2474; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2257, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d place like this, deserted for so long, and standing in the middle of these lonely woods, must be alive with creatures making a shelter of it. No wonder there are noises.\" Then they went to sleep for the last time, and awoke in daylight, safe and sound, satisfied with the issue of their adventure. Nettie dressed provisionally, put a tin kettle to boil on a spirit stove, and made tea, first for her husband and herself, and then for the two men who had spent the night on the hard boards of the summer-house, and whom Wingate went in search of as soon as he had hurried on his clothes. \"Well, you fellows,\" he said airily, \"now that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2475; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2258, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", singing as he went, filling the house with hollow noises. When he returned he was holding a silver-mounted bottle between his eye and the light, laughing discontentedly. \"Well, you're a nice sort of young person!\" he exclaimed. \"Am I?\" she replied. \"And why?\" \"Tippling on the quiet in this way, and all the time pretending to your husband that the smell of spirits makes you sick.\" \"So it does. What are you talking about?\" \"This flask's empty.\" \"It isn't. It's brimful. I haven't touched it since you filled it for me in London.\" Wingate solemnly turned it upside-down before her eyes. One drop only splashed upon the pavement. \"Then.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2476; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirits in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2259, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ged that he was to let himself out of the window by the rope he had used to let himself down the hole, if no better means of exit were available, when his job was done. His job! Great heavens, what a job! He did not realize the horror of it until it was too late. When the revels of the day were over--when night came, and that voiceless solitude, filled with spirits of the dead--his nerve failed him. Trying to fasten a rope to an iron ring just within the mouth of the well, evidently put there on purpose to fasten ropes to--hurrying to get the thing over and done with as quickly as possible--he fumbled and bungled, and it slipped.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2477; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirits in At Midnight and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "At Midnight and Other Stories; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks02/0200651.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2344, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 68225 *** AUSTRALIAN FAIRY TALES. BY ATHA WESTBURY. ILLUSTRATED BY A. J. JOHNSON. LONDON: WARD, LOCK, & CO., LIMITED, WARWICK HOUSE, SALISBURY SQUARE, E.C. NEW YORK AND MELBOURNE. 1897 CONTENTS. PAGE GOLDEN CLOUD:— CHAP. I. THE LONE ROCK 9 ,, II. MOTHER DOT 19 ,, III. DUSK’S STRONGHOLD 27 ,, IV. THE RING-DOVE 34 ,, V. GOLDEN CLOUD 42 TWILIGHT:— CHAP. I. BARON THIMBLE 48 ,, II. PRINCE", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2568; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2345, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "N” 245 “THE MONSTER ... ADVANCED WITH A LARGE STONE” 255 “THE OLD MAN BENT LOW BEFORE THE ICE MONARCH” 266 “‘I AM QUEEN OF THE BUTTERFLIES,’ SHE REPLIED” 268 “‘WHAT KIND OF BIRD ARE YOU?’” 295 “‘YOU CAN’T BE OUR JACK?’” 315 “‘THOU ART VERY STRONG FOR SO SMALL A MAN’” 329 “ITS EYES WERE DREADFUL TOP BEHOLD, AS IT CAME SLOWLY OUT OF THE WATER.” 352 AUSTRALIAN FAIRY TALES. GOLDEN CLOUD. A CHRISTMAS STORY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. CHAPTER I. THE LONE ROCK. Australia! Hast thou no enchanted castles within thy vast domain? Is there not one gallant youth, ready armed to do battle for the fair ones, sleeping ’neath the spell of wicked genii?.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2569; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2346, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e colour and texture of his companion’s apparel. Of what material were they composed—cloth, tweed, silk, cotton? No; mortal warp or weft never manufactured such fabrics. Some other agency—subtle and mysterious as many unexplained things we see around us—had perchance woven these articles. For in this lower world there are cloaks much less substantial than a fairy’s jerkin—cloaks for which Dr. Johnson and his followers have been unable to find a name, but which are indispensable to many of us in our daily lives. Had the barber been less engaged in taking stock of the manner and appearance of his strange customer, he might have.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2570; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2347, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the rapid harbinger to his aid, and when Tom Brock the barber joined him there, they were fully prepared to start on their voyage. “Humbug-loo-boo! Tictoleroo! Pish-bosh! Fudge!” cried the son of Twilight, and they were off. The electrical current, girdling the storm-tossed waters, where ships are broken and engulfed, could not outpace the conveyance of the fairy and the barber. The most elegant saloon could not afford more comfort than those trance-stuffed cushions upon which they reclined and gazed out upon the newly brightened landscape. Then the fairy man spoke and unfolded his mission. “I am the Baron Thimble. Know, O mortal,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2571; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairy in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2348, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "tainly; much better than some men, I trust. Pray come here and scratch me, Tim,” cried the parrot coaxingly. Little Tim obeyed very cautiously, and in fear and trembling. “That is delightful,” said Cockie. “It’s wonderful,” muttered poor Tim. “What is wonderful, sir? Can’t parrots talk?” “Some of them can, but not like you.” “Oh! but I’m not a parrot, I’m a fairy.” “A fairy?” cried the boy, agape with wonder. “Are you really?” “Truly I am. One of the Lake George fairies. Xanthine, our Queen, turned me into a parrot, five years ago, through her foolish jealousy, and here I’ve been caged up ever since with this great beak upon my.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2572; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2349, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "y jumped. He had forgotten all about the cat. “You were always kind to me, Toney, and I’m going to help you now.” “How can a cat help anybody?” replied poor Toney. “Ah! but I wasn’t always a cat, Toney.” “Oh, bother; I suppose you mean when you were a little kitten,” muttered the boy. “No, I don’t, Toney Buck. I never was a kitten. I mean when I was a happy fairy in Elfland, before I was changed into a cat for being cruel and selfish.” “Snooks!” answered Toney sceptically. “Who?” “Snooks! It won’t do, you know. There ain’t no fairies, nor moonland, and such nonsense.” “Supposing my shape were to change again, here under your very.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2573; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2350, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "a willing slave.” “Money is a mighty demon,” answered Princess Golden Hair. “Yes, lady,” continued Roland. “Money is mighty, but ere now he has lent his power to an evil spirit called Hate, who going broadcast among the races of men has incited them to gather together and destroy each other without cause.” “Hate is a monster, uglier than Pain,” replied the fairy. “Ay, and he is invariably assisted by three other wicked powers known as Murder, Slander, and Malice.” “Poor lost people!” cried the gentle Princess. “Is there no good genii to do battle with these wicked ones?” “Oh yes; the renowned champion Sympathy has unfurled his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2574; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2351, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ". What engines made of mortal hands could propel a boat so swiftly and noiselessly as those proud, vigorous swans, who glided onward down the river with the elfin barque and its freight as if the whole thing had been no heavier than a gossamer? What mortal ears could conceive from out the world of sound such enchanting harmony? It was the silvery lullaby of Fairyland, that our Australian sprites might chant to some fretful changeling they had adopted and sought to hush to sleep. And now the view opens upon a magnificent glade, with here and there a huge eucalyptus standing out in bold relief like a grim giant on guard. Here the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2575; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2352, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ed and sought to hush to sleep. And now the view opens upon a magnificent glade, with here and there a huge eucalyptus standing out in bold relief like a grim giant on guard. Here the elfin King and his grotesque retinue land, and escort their mortal guest across the velvet sward and through a grove of trees, which terminates in a deep dell—the scene of the fairy ball. Upon a verdant, natural carpet, softer than velvet pile, stood two lines of young trees, from the roots of which the vines of the purple sarsaparilla had shot upward along the trunks and amongst the branches, and there bending with a graceful slope had met and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2576; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2353, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "een on the parti-coloured robes of the gay creatures which moved to and fro about her. Here, as in the higher world of mortals, the ladies fanned and flirted, while the gentlemen flattered and were smilingly attentive; but there was no lurking devil behind it all with the elves. They, at least, were genuine. “Approach, O mortal, and kiss my hand,” cried the fairy Queen, rising and saluting Tottie. “In this dell thou shalt be fed on honeyed words. We will deck thee with jewels brought from hidden caves and gathered in bowers of green, where loop the clustered vines. Pure pearls of may-dew shall adorn thy fair young brow like.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2577; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "devil in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2354, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e visitor. So little Elsie, overcoming her wonder and amazement, prepared the pincushion and seated the old lady thereon, then inquired in a respectful tone how she came into the room. “Through the window, of course, my dear,” answered the creature, smiling. “We fairies come and go at divers times and seasons, and exactly how and when we please.” “Are you a fairy—a real fairy?” cried Elsie, approaching and gazing with deep interest on the little lady before her. “Certainly, child. Couldn’t you see that? We Australian elves are not so tall as our kindred over the ocean, but we are fairies notwithstanding.” “I—I have read of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2578; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2355, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "andfather and the old mare,” he cried pleadingly, “and you shall see I will never grumble again.” “Are you sure?” “Please try me, good fay.” “But what about the white pony?” “Bother the pony! I don’t want it.” “And the tall groom?” “He is a cruel fellow, and I never want to see him again, nor Mr. Cramwell either. Let me be myself again, dear fay! dear, kind fairy! Pray take me home again to good old grandad,” and the poor dreamer began to sob in his sleep. “Enough,” responded the wee spirit in a kind tone. “The wishing-cap I will take again, and you shall return to your home and to your daily toil. Yet remember, boy, you shall.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2579; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2356, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "alls. “Bus, peace,” rejoined the brownie in a whisper. “The voice of man hath never disturbed these solitudes since the creation.” “Gentlemen, pray let me go!” “Art thou not going, thou dissatisfied mortal? Be silent.” “It is all up with me,” groaned the unfortunate captive. “Nay, verily, it will be all down with thee,” answered the sprite. “Behold!” As the fairy spoke they emerged into a dismal spot, in the midst of which gaped a wide, black pit; at the mouth of the chasm the shepherd beheld the forms of two beings in shape like the fabled vampires, who clapped their tremendous wings in ecstasy at sight of him. “Who is this?”.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2580; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "fairies in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2357, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "as if to stay the departing spirit in its flight. “Oh, mamma! there is little brother Frank with my garland. See! he is beckoning to me.” And then the weary little head fell forward on the mother’s shoulder, and the tired spirit entered into rest. IN THE CLOUDS. They came to the boy one night when he was abed, and said they would take him with them in their fairy balloon. Willie Fenton told his father and mother that he had seen the elfins, and what they had promised him, but they only laughed at him and told him he had been dreaming. Our hero wasn’t to be convinced that it was only a dream. Hadn’t he seen them—three fairy.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2581; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2358, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "um and flit and flee While we linger silently In our noon-tide dream.” Nothing but ice! Walls of it, peaks, spires, towers, grottoes, floors. Ice everywhere! It is of all manner of delicate hues—pale green and blue; and where the edges catch the sun it shines even brighter than the glitter of a thousand clustering diamonds. This is Silverhaze, the border of Fairyland. The King of Silverhaze stood at the ice-bound portal of his kingdom, when he observed the approach of a very old man. The gait of the mortal wayfarer was slow and feeble, and he often paused to rest ere he reached the gates where stood the monarch. “Who lives here,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2582; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirit in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2359, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ime is up the ten years of the monkey bring the close of the scene, for in these man becomes foolish, gabbers and jabbers without end, and is fit for nothing but——” The elfin paused, and gazed earnestly at the mortal. “But what?” cried the old man. “But—Death. The portal which leads into the vast unknown, and from which we elves are debarred,” responded the fairy. “And what is Death?” “A certainty, O mortal, for all thy race. No more or less than that. Ere I go hence from thee for ever hear this fable:— “In olden times a giant wrestled with this terrible enemy Death, and vanquished him. As the grim foe lay helpless by the wayside.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2583; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2360, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "me is Science. What dost thou want with me?” I found the power of speech return to me ere the last words were uttered. “Let me behold some of Nature’s secrets,” I cried eagerly. “Thou art a bold mortal.” “I am earnest. Even as the aspiring thoughts that meet me in this book, I would soar and know.” “Of course,” replied the voice. “Although I come to thee in fairy form and guise, I am the servant of thought. It was not the uttered word that did summon me, but the force of the inward wish to understand within thee. Well, I am here. If thou wouldst see some of the giants of the future, follow me.” I had no will but to follow him, as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2584; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giants in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giants", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2361, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "norance. Erect and threatening they rose to crush me, but at sight of my conductor they fell down again in abject submission and opened the door; whereupon we passed into a mighty cavern, so wide and so lofty that its magnitude astounded me, its limit reaching far beyond my range of vision. Here I beheld huge giants, mightier than ever appeared in legend or fairy tale. Many were toiling hard, some lay reclining, as if just awakened from a deep sleep; while others slumbered peacefully. Dim and indistinct as the light here glimmered, I could see the ponderous shapes plainly. 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And why do you not rescue the lady, instead of slumbering away your time here?” cried the fairy. “Indeed, dear lady, the power of the enchantress can only be broken by the performance of certain very difficult tasks, which I am quite unable to perform without help.” “What will you give me if I aid you?” inquired the tiny lady. “Twenty kisses,” answered Bob promptly..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2586; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2363, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d the young hunter within; where he beheld one of the most lovely damsels lying asleep upon a marble couch. The sleeper seemed so divinely beautiful, that our hero stood speechless with admiration. “Here slumbers the beauty whom you seek,” she said. “How lovely!” responded Bob, clasping his hands together. “I will awaken her.” “Nay, you cannot,” replied the fairy. “While the witch lives this fair, innocent maiden will remain under the spell of the enchantment.” “Let us go and kill the witch,” urged Bob. “Hush! That would be a worse crime still. Have patience yet a little while. Dame Growl will be punished ere long, and by the very.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2587; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2364, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ies. The junior partner has just been elected to the civic chair of Sydney, and when he dies he intends to bequeath the crooked sixpence to the Museum. THE BALL IN THE DELL. Tottie Maybush, of Melgrove on the hills, was never known to tell an untruth. Yet little kind-hearted Tottie could not be certain whether she had fallen asleep and dreamed all about the fairies’ ball, or the spirits of the dell had carried her off bodily to their annual festival. On one of our beautiful Australian midsummer nights, the dark-blue sky, and the earth beneath it, illumined by a full, radiant moon, Tottie was seated under a large fig-tree in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2588; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirits in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2365, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "n idea that it would be quite easy to capture a whole army of them, and take them home as securely as blackfish out of the creek. Returning home, Johnny again met the son of Sir Anthony Woolcrop with a little lady by his side, mounted on a cream-coloured pony. And the little wood-carter agreed within himself that it was a shame, and resolved to seek out the fairies that very night. So, in not the very best of tempers, and the very lowest of spirits, our hero went out to the moss ridges to seek the wishing-cap. He lay down on the soft green carpet, and kept very quiet until he heard the great clock at the post-office boom twelve;.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2589; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirits in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2366, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "elf never to be discontented again; and Johnny Grudge kept his word. TWO GIANTS. The Blue Mountains of our neighbour New South Wales, are, it has been said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you about giants in this story—about two giants, one called Fog, and the other named Duty, and when the tale is finished, you shall tell me.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2590; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giants in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giants", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2367, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "et. For what length of time the Nugget slumbered on this good Christmas Eve will never be known. Certain it is that he suddenly opened his eyes and beheld one of the biggest, and withal one of the ugliest, hulking fellows he had ever seen standing over him. The Nugget was a brave youth, but fear began to take possession of him as he looked at the intruder—a giant in stature, with a huge, flat head upon his shoulder, and a mouth as large, and about the shape of the newspaper receiver at the General Post Office. He carried a lamp in his hand, but there was a queer sheen from his eyes, which illumined the cavern with a fiery glow..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2592; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "giant in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2368, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ny caressed her and rubbed his cheek athwart her Roman nose. And indeed the boy felt as much amazed as any of them, and vowed to himself never to be discontented again; and Johnny Grudge kept his word. TWO GIANTS. The Blue Mountains of our neighbour New South Wales, are, it has been said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2593; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2369, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "en said, the metropolis of Elfland. On those grand cliffs are caves where grim giants lie in wait ready to be summoned by the fathers and mothers of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you about giants in this story—about two giants, one called Fog, and the other named Duty, and when the tale is finished, you shall tell me which of the giants you like best. In one of the most lonesome valleys among the mountains lived Harry Podder, a little boy whose father was a poor.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2594; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2370, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "rs of naughty, disobedient children. Away down in the cool dells the fairies hold their councils and their balls, and many a merry frolic have they when the ghosts are asleep and snoring. I am going to tell you about giants in this story—about two giants, one called Fog, and the other named Duty, and when the tale is finished, you shall tell me which of the giants you like best. In one of the most lonesome valleys among the mountains lived Harry Podder, a little boy whose father was a poor selector. The selector, his wife, and their only child, were quite alone in their solitude; the dell which they occupied was shut in by high,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2595; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2371, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ried the youngster, as he mounted the steep crags above Ridgeford in safety. But the words were hardly out of his mouth when both he and the dog were enveloped in a deep mist, whirling and eddying round, till the child was quite giddy and terrified. He put his hand to his breast, pressed the talisman his mother had given him, and cried out, “Duty!” Strange, Giant Fog seemed to clear out of the way for a moment, and they stumbled onward down the crest of the mountain; but it soon became evident to Harry that all shadow of the path was lost. Still the brave boy pursued his way, and when his spirits flagged and the dog whined he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2596; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "spirits in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2372, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d when his spirits flagged and the dog whined he cried out, “Duty, Possum, Duty!” At length they emerged out upon a ledge of ridges with deep ravines intervening. Below the fog looked inky black. Our hero paused, and Possum rubbed himself against him and looked up whimpering in his face. “Never mind, old boy,” said Harry. “Even if this is the very castle of Giant Fog, we have Duty with us. On, Possum, on.” The kangaroo hound drew back. The boy pressed forward, and in a moment he felt he was falling rapidly through the air. 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Good-bye for the present. I can hear King Red Gum returning from his gallop.” CHAPTER II. BROWN EYES. Our friend Cocky was not given very much time to digest his breakfast. Dismounting from his steed the giant beckoned him forward, and thus addressed him: “You lazy imp! It would suit you very well to do nothing but eat my victuals and take a sleep afterwards, but you shall work. Listen! On the other side of yon mountain there is a wide lagoon fringed with reeds and rushes..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2598; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "bunyip in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2374, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "three questions—the answers to which you must bring to me before sundown, otherwise your miserable life shall answer for it.” “Oh, that’s quite easy,” replied Cocky, with a dash of his city assurance. “I thought you were going to set me something very difficult. What are the three questions?” “Why the leaves on the trees grow edgeways to the sun?” said the giant. “Next: What is the reason there is no water in Phantom Hollow? And last but not least: Why figs do not grow on the tree by the hut? Now begone! and bring me the answers before sundown,” cried the Red Giant in a towering rage. Our hero departed with a great show of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2599; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "phantom in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2375, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ought you were going to set me something very difficult. What are the three questions?” “Why the leaves on the trees grow edgeways to the sun?” said the giant. “Next: What is the reason there is no water in Phantom Hollow? And last but not least: Why figs do not grow on the tree by the hut? Now begone! and bring me the answers before sundown,” cried the Red Giant in a towering rage. Our hero departed with a great show of bravado, but when he came near the lagoon his assumed swagger quickly evaporated. He had heard there was such a creature as a Bunyip, but he had never met anybody who had seen one. “Never despair,” however, was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2600; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "phantom in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2376, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ve accomplished the release of my lady-bird Brown Eyes. Hold fast to that hair of the Bunyip’s tail, for it will prove one of the most powerful weapons in the art of magic. It is a talisman to swear by, and none can resist it, as you will presently discover.” Then the magpie added a short whisper into Cocky’s ear, and they descended into the dell, where the giant and Old Gruff stood awaiting our hero. “Tiny mortal, hast thou done thy task? What are the answers?” roared Red Gum menacingly. “By the hair of the Bunyip’s tail, I command thy obedience,” cried our hero sternly. Red Gum let fall his huge waddy from his hand. With a loud.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2601; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "bunyip in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2377, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "robed in a superb hunting costume of the country. The gaze of Bi-ba-be-bi had no sooner rested upon him than she sprang from the midst of her ladies with a glad cry of recognition, and cast herself upon his bosom. “Prince Pippin! Cousin! My own dear love, you are not dead!” Dead, not at all. Twilight is a region of enchantment, dear readers. Dame Trot, the witch of the Leap Frog Ranges, had fallen across the young Prince while hunting in the mountains, and had changed him into a Gorilla. Such he had remained and had taken his uncle prisoner. When the news, however, of the marriage between Lady Lollypop and the supposed monster.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2602; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2378, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "are far beyond the ‘Lubra Mountains,’ but I have fallen into the power of a wicked magician, who has confined me on the highest summit of the Granite Cliff. Every day I am allowed to bathe in the lake accompanied by an old hag called Mother Growl; but I cannot return without my—my—dress. Yesterday I was obliged to stay by the lake, and I’m afraid the cruel witch will kill me if I’m detained here much longer.” The low, plaintive voice touched the heart of our hero, who replied, “Rest easy, poor child. Here is your garment. Yet ere you depart tell me if I can help you out of the hands of your enemies.” “Can you climb the Granite.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2604; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "witch in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2379, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "NLY DREAMED. TWILIGHT. CHAPTER I. BARON THIMBLE. A winter night, with a thick fog rising above the Sandridge marshes, and spreading itself over the city of Melbourne. People released from toil were hurrying home to tea and a pleasant fireside. Others, who neither toil nor spin, and had no home or fireside, glided slowly and noiselessly through the mist like ghosts, or stood shivering before the damp window-panes or lit-up shops and dining-rooms, feasting their hungry eyes on the good things within. Business in the city was very dull, and money very scarce. Money is scarce at all times with a great many mortals, I am aware, but the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2605; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghosts in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2380, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "mmering glow of light in this new region burst upon the mortal’s vision. He had witnessed many lovely changes from the lofty peaks of the New South Wales Alps, but Dame Nature had never presented herself to his eyes in such a garb before. Not the glaring, hot, dazzling rays of the summer sun here, but rather a gentle, subdued, dreamy refulgence, without the ghost of a shadow or shade of variation upon anything. Above, below, one universal, pale, liquid glimmer, devoid of vapour. Distant mountains, peaked and gabled like an iceberg, appeared to view, and hills and valleys, with deep ruts and chasms, forming an amphitheatre of vast.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2606; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "ghost in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2381, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "to behold, as it came slowly out of the water and crouched abjectly at the feet of our hero. “What want you with me?” it cried presently. “Tell me why the leaves of the gum-trees grow edgeways to the sun,” said Cocky. “Because it is the nature of the tree to grow its leaves edgewise, thou fool,” replied the monster. “What is the reason there is no water in Phantom Hollow?” The Bunyip chuckled. “Because the sun has dried it up,” he cried contemptuously. “What more?” “Why do figs not grow upon the tree by the hut in King Red Gum’s dell?” “Because King Red Gum is an ass, who cannot discern a wild pine from a fig-tree. Now depart, or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2607; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "phantom in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2382, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "st his breakfast. Dismounting from his steed the giant beckoned him forward, and thus addressed him: “You lazy imp! It would suit you very well to do nothing but eat my victuals and take a sleep afterwards, but you shall work. Listen! On the other side of yon mountain there is a wide lagoon fringed with reeds and rushes. There lives the Australian wonder, a Bunyip. You must find him and ask of him three questions—the answers to which you must bring to me before sundown, otherwise your miserable life shall answer for it.” “Oh, that’s quite easy,” replied Cocky, with a dash of his city assurance. “I thought you were going to set me.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2610; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "bunyip in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2383, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "is no water in Phantom Hollow? And last but not least: Why figs do not grow on the tree by the hut? Now begone! and bring me the answers before sundown,” cried the Red Giant in a towering rage. Our hero departed with a great show of bravado, but when he came near the lagoon his assumed swagger quickly evaporated. He had heard there was such a creature as a Bunyip, but he had never met anybody who had seen one. “Never despair,” however, was Cocky’s motto. He would try and find it, for the sake of Brown Eyes. He wandered about and searched in every likely place amongst the rushes, and waded in the water calling for the Bunyip. But.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2611; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "phantom in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2384, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "light to guide their steps. Glorious Golden Cloud! Many of us poor, fading weeds of sorrow would fain climb thy hill-top, if but to rest our weary souls for one brief moment in thy quiet groves. Oh! what sordid slaves are we who worship at those iron gates, whose recompense are wrinkled brows and silvered hair. Great Fetish of the world, the flesh, and the devil, I bow the knee to thee no more. Day by day I hear the cry of groaning thousands, that struggle for a bare existence around thy temple, calling to thee in vain. In vain they call, and vain thy power to help them. Oh thou cold and doubly-cursed humbug of the teeming world..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2613; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "devil in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2385, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "anches intertwining overhead formed a leafy canopy for many miles. On the third day Grapple and his companion emerged upon a wide, extensive plain. Towering in the distance, like a pyramid, they observed a gigantic rock standing out above the level expanse around. The sun, gleaming upon its peaks and spires, gave it a weird, fantastic look, as if some great magician of the olden time had bade it rise with the lifting of his wand. As far as the vision reached along the line of the horizon, the plain seemed ringed in by the magnificent bushland through which they had come. Nearer, however, there was a broad river flowing its slow.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2614; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2386, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ". Twilight is a region of enchantment, dear readers. Dame Trot, the witch of the Leap Frog Ranges, had fallen across the young Prince while hunting in the mountains, and had changed him into a Gorilla. Such he had remained and had taken his uncle prisoner. When the news, however, of the marriage between Lady Lollypop and the supposed monster reached the old magician she relented of her wickedness by appearing at the bedside of the barber and speaking the words which annulled the charm. There was great rejoicing at the court of Prince Picnic over the event; but the gladness and the display were increased a hundredfold when the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2615; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2387, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "furniture and bare walls, vanish altogether from my outward senses. It is late. On this long winter night I have been deep into the pages of the famous astronomer, Newton; and although I have laid down the book before me on the table, my mind is still busy at the threshold of the mysterious realm of Nature, to which I have been introduced by the wand of the magician. If knowledge is power, it sometimes happens that the power does not bring happiness in its train, but often assumes strange shapes. As I sat and looked with vacant eyes at what, for the moment, I saw not, behold the table before me became gradually luminous. At first.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2616; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2388, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ess. You cannot see me, I am invisible,” replied the voice. “Indeed!” ejaculated Bob, “that is a pity. However, I will return to you what I found upon one condition.” “What condition?” “Tell me who you are.” “Alas! I am the daughter of a mighty chief, whose race and dominions are far beyond the ‘Lubra Mountains,’ but I have fallen into the power of a wicked magician, who has confined me on the highest summit of the Granite Cliff. Every day I am allowed to bathe in the lake accompanied by an old hag called Mother Growl; but I cannot return without my—my—dress. Yesterday I was obliged to stay by the lake, and I’m afraid the cruel.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2617; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1897, "title": "magician in Australian fairy tales", "canonical_figure": "magician", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian fairy tales; Atha Westbury", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/68225/68225-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2298, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d not been seen near the mine since her recovery--she never seemed to think of it or of her dead husband now. Did the spirit imprisoned in the old mine miss her? Was it waiting to hear her calling again in the early evening hours? The boy's faith was absolute; he knew that the drives were peopled with the spirits of the mine's victims, and that his father's ghost, and the chosts of Brett, and Bowden, and Ryan, and the rest walked the drives, and talked in strange, low, monotonous voices. He had heard them talking, had distinguished words, he thought, when all was still. How could he doubt? But he thought only of Brett, the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2520; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2299, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "erly. \"Come to-night--Just for a little while. I don't think he hears me, an' it mus' be dreadful lonely below, don't you think, with no one t' talk to ever?\" Agnes regarded the boy curiously for a few moments. \"Come here, an' sit near me,\" she said. \"I want to talk to you about him. Do you think he is down in the mine--always there?\" \"Not himself, jest his ghost.\" \"You think so because you heard me talkin' to him. Well, that was all wrong; I went because somethin' was the matter with my head, an' I fancied strange things. There is no ghost in the mine, an' you must never say so any more, or you will make me very wretched, an'.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2521; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2300, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "curiously for a few moments. \"Come here, an' sit near me,\" she said. \"I want to talk to you about him. Do you think he is down in the mine--always there?\" \"Not himself, jest his ghost.\" \"You think so because you heard me talkin' to him. Well, that was all wrong; I went because somethin' was the matter with my head, an' I fancied strange things. There is no ghost in the mine, an' you must never say so any more, or you will make me very wretched, an' remind people of the time when I was\"--she dropped her voice to an impressive whisper--\"when I was mad.\" \"But he is there, I've heard him myself,\" said Dick, to whom Mrs. Brett's.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2522; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2301, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ed to visit the shaft after nightfall, and would call down the reverberating mine, or whistle or sing. If he neglected this duty for three nights running self-reproach attacked him in his bed, and on one occasion impelled him to get up and dress, while his mother slept, and creep out of the house to steal away in the moonlight and do his duty by the wronged ghost. Then came the news of the approaching marriage of Peter Kiley and Agnes Brett, and that revived the boy's keenest regrets. His goddess had parted with her last shred of divinity; and was become the commonest of clay, and now she betrayed a callousness that was hardly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2523; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2302, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and that revived the boy's keenest regrets. His goddess had parted with her last shred of divinity; and was become the commonest of clay, and now she betrayed a callousness that was hardly human. It had come to this: Sim had no one who cared to think of him now but Richard Haddon; his wife had deserted him, his friends had forgotten him, and amongst all the ghosts below and on top there was not one so wretched as the ghost of Agnes's faithful and devoted lover and husband, poor Brett. One night about a week after the announcement of the betrothal of Pete and Agnes, Dick and his mate, Dolf Belman, were sitting on the slabs over the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2524; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2303, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e tips, but Dickie had an ulterior motive, and had cunningly shaped the conversation with that motive in view. He had talked of the old mine and its murders, and Dolf was worked up; he crept very close to his mate, and his face glowed palely in the shadow of the cage. \"Say, Dickie,\" he murmured, \"d'you believe in--you know?\" He pointed down into the shaft. \"Ghosts?\" said Dick. \"No--o--o! D' you?\" Dolf compressed his lips, and nodded his head slowly. \"Yah, that's rot!\" said Dick. \"But don't they say that some of the men what was killed moves about down there sometimes? An' what's that we hear when we listen very quiet?\" \"Dunno, but.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2525; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2304, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ured, \"d'you believe in--you know?\" He pointed down into the shaft. \"Ghosts?\" said Dick. \"No--o--o! D' you?\" Dolf compressed his lips, and nodded his head slowly. \"Yah, that's rot!\" said Dick. \"But don't they say that some of the men what was killed moves about down there sometimes? An' what's that we hear when we listen very quiet?\" \"Dunno, but it ain't no ghosts. Think I ought to know?\" \"Why, Dick?\" \"Oh,\" said Dick in a careless tone, \"bin down, that's all.\" Dolf regarded him with wide-open, wondering eyes. \"What,\" he murmured, \"right down inter the dark?\" Dick nodded. \"All by yerself?\" Again Dick nodded his head. It will be.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2526; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2305, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "an' I'll get the candles an' I'll go first. Now who's game?\" \"I am!\" said Dolf defiantly. So it was all arranged for the following night, and Dolf was sworn to secrecy with the magical rite of the wet and dry finger and the usual dread incantation, and Dick had secured his object. He wished to go down into the mine, but although he had not Dolfs fear of the ghosts, a strange awe, not altogether painful, possessed him at the thought of meeting Sim alone below in the long drive. With human companionship he felt that he could dare all, and the longing to investigate was strong upon him. Even if Sim was not to be seen, the adventure.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2527; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2306, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "sed like a miner, and was tall and thin, and the pallid face was thrust forward in a listening attitude, the mouth open, the eyes staring. Dolf uttered a choking cry, and fell upon his knees, clinging wildly to his companion, watching the vision with round, unblinking eyes. Dick had expected something like this. He was disappointed in details; his idea of a ghost was quite conventional, and he particularly admired white flowing draperies; but he was prepared for a spectre of some kind, and as he had never for a moment thought of the disembodied inhabitants of the old mine as evil spirits, or anything but sorrowing, suffering.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2528; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spectre in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spectre", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2307, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ularly admired white flowing draperies; but he was prepared for a spectre of some kind, and as he had never for a moment thought of the disembodied inhabitants of the old mine as evil spirits, or anything but sorrowing, suffering victims, the emotion that now thrilled him had nothing in common with the sickening terror that prostrated his mate. Besides, the ghost was evidently very much more afraid of him than he of it; its whole attitude and expression indicated fear, and it was partly with the hope of reassuring the poor spirit that Dickie spoke: \"Please, 're you Sim's ghost?\" The ghost did not answer, but maintained its.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2529; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spectre in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spectre", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2308, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", suffering victims, the emotion that now thrilled him had nothing in common with the sickening terror that prostrated his mate. Besides, the ghost was evidently very much more afraid of him than he of it; its whole attitude and expression indicated fear, and it was partly with the hope of reassuring the poor spirit that Dickie spoke: \"Please, 're you Sim's ghost?\" The ghost did not answer, but maintained its terrified, listening attitude. Dickie's mouth was parched, but he made another effort, and adopted a more respectful manner of address. \"Please, are you the ghost of Simon Brett?\" The ghost thought for a moment, and then.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2530; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2309, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "whole attitude and expression indicated fear, and it was partly with the hope of reassuring the poor spirit that Dickie spoke: \"Please, 're you Sim's ghost?\" The ghost did not answer, but maintained its terrified, listening attitude. Dickie's mouth was parched, but he made another effort, and adopted a more respectful manner of address. \"Please, are you the ghost of Simon Brett?\" The ghost thought for a moment, and then nodded a slow affirmative; thought again, and nodded twice. \"Oh, please! oh, please!\" whispered Dolf in piteous appeal. \"Who're you, an' what d' yer want?\" The ghost seemed to be disguising its voice. \"I'm.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2531; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2310, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e again--never, never, never!\" \"I ain't goin' t' hurt you.\" said the ghost. \"Why d' yer come here?\" \"Jist to see,\" answered Dick. The ghost seemed very much astonished, and looked at them for some time as if confronted with a difficult problem. Meanwhile, Dick was thirsting for information. \"Why d' you stay down here alwiz?\" he asked. \"Gotter!\" answered the ghost briefly. \"But why?\" persisted the mortal. This was another problem for the ghost, and he gave it due consideration. Evidently Sim's ghost was a spirit of very limited mental resource. The explanation was a long time coming. At length he said: \"It's like this, yer see: I.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2532; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2311, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "t seemed very much astonished, and looked at them for some time as if confronted with a difficult problem. Meanwhile, Dick was thirsting for information. \"Why d' you stay down here alwiz?\" he asked. \"Gotter!\" answered the ghost briefly. \"But why?\" persisted the mortal. This was another problem for the ghost, and he gave it due consideration. Evidently Sim's ghost was a spirit of very limited mental resource. The explanation was a long time coming. At length he said: \"It's like this, yer see: I mus' stay till someone dies what cares for me, an' then the spirit of the one what's dead will come an' take me away.\" This was an.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2533; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2312, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ir heads dumbly, and Dolf, who had regained his feet, began to quake. \"Well, I'll tell yer. He'll be haunted. Day an' night he'll be haunted. Little fiends'll stick forks in him all day, an' a big fiend'll chase him o' nights. He'll---\" Dolf's shaking limbs refused to support him, and Dick had to hold him up. He uttered half-stifled cries of terror, and the ghost broke off suddenly, and regarded the boy anxiously for a few moments. \"That'll on'y happen if yer split, yer know,\" he said, relenting. \"'Cause if yer split I'll be changed into a bad ghost--a reg'lar out-an'-out bad un'; an' I'll jest delight in scarin' boys a'most t'.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2534; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2313, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "to administer paternal chastisement, but, recollecting the character and temper of his captive, delivered only a stern admonition in choice Cornish, and let him go. The marriage ceremony was finished, and the couple departed for a brief honeymoon; and Dick Haddon spent two moody days, with the poor consolation of knowing that he had done his best for Sim's ghost. Now the spirit's only chance of rescue lay in the possibility of there being somebody else in the world who cared for him. Dolf, they told him, was getting stronger, but he was not allowed to visit his mate, and there were hints of a mystery that filled him with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2535; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2314, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "whole council of doctors, consequently the best speed was a slow trot; but the crowd had a diversion in Houten, who continued in an unconscious condition, and whose head showed several bad wounds. Evidently the stranger below had made a good fight for it. Dickie's mind was in volcanic condition, throwing up many theories, but he clung to his faith in Sim's ghost, and awaited developments. These people were flying in the face of the supernatural; Houten was there to teach them what they might expect--no one would heed him. \"Ease her!\" cried Tinker Smith, and again a face came up out of the darkness of the mine, and Dickie started.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2536; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "supernatural in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2315, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s, but he clung to his faith in Sim's ghost, and awaited developments. These people were flying in the face of the supernatural; Houten was there to teach them what they might expect--no one would heed him. \"Ease her!\" cried Tinker Smith, and again a face came up out of the darkness of the mine, and Dickie started forward. This time the face was that of the ghost--its eyes fixed on Dick menacingly; and Dick met them bravely, and he shook his head in answer to the accusation he saw there. Sim's ghost was also bound and tied to the rope. \"Keep a tight grip av him,\" said Minahan, who appeared on the surface a moment later; \"he's a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2537; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "supernatural in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2316, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "accusing finger in the man's face-- \"Bill Masters--useter work here 'bout seven year ago. How are yer, Billy?\" Bill Masters cursed the little fossicker with great spirit, and relapsed into sullen silence. Then the party took up its wounded and its prisoner, and carried them to the township, and Dickie followed after, disgusted. He had forgiven much in this ghost, but a ghost cannot be bound with cords and carried into captivity by mere mortals. Whatever spirits might haunt the drives and shoots of the Peep-o'-Day, it was certain that the ghost he and Dolf had interviewed was a shocking impostor. Dick's latest romantic illusion.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2538; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2317, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "into sullen silence. Then the party took up its wounded and its prisoner, and carried them to the township, and Dickie followed after, disgusted. He had forgiven much in this ghost, but a ghost cannot be bound with cords and carried into captivity by mere mortals. Whatever spirits might haunt the drives and shoots of the Peep-o'-Day, it was certain that the ghost he and Dolf had interviewed was a shocking impostor. Dick's latest romantic illusion fell from him like a garment, and his faith in Sim perished with the rest. Next day he was back with the boys of Waddy again, fresh and hungry for devilment. But there followed the trial.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2539; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2318, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "his imagination ran riot amongst the spooks and wraiths. He had an extraordinary stock of mottoes, religious and legendary, for warding off the spirits, and possessed all the portable charms obtainable; but his faith was not as powerful as his fears, and, in spite of these spiritual arms and armour, he dreaded to be alone in the murderous old mine with the ghosts of its many dead. On going to the bottom level that night, and threading the course of the long, tortuous main drive, the trucker found the water below the incline higher than usual. The heavy iron pump stood over a slab-covered well in a small chamber about ten feet by.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2540; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2319, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s exuberant fiction. Their feet made no sound upon the soft floor of the drive, and gradually Dickie drifted into silence. He was thinking of Sim, and a great excitement possessed him as they advanced along the apparently interminable tunnel. Then, as they turned a curve, with the suddenness of a lime-light picture flashed upon a screen the two boys saw the apparition of a man start out of the darkness. The figure stood by the left-hand side of the drive, in a pale light, the origin of which Dick could not discover. It was dressed like a miner, and was tall and thin, and the pallid face was thrust forward in a listening attitude,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2541; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "apparition in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2320, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "by her preliminary announcement made her first public appearance on the following evening at Monk's hostelry. The usual brilliant assemblage was gathered together in the \"bar\" of that elegant establishment, engaged in the usual convivial pursuits, when universal attention was suddenly withdrawn from cards, dice, and brandy by the entrance of a stranger. An apparition would not have been more startling. A coarse skirt alone betokened the stranger's sex; she wore a man's black slouch hat, which bore palpable traces of having seen long service \"below,\" and was trimmed with a narrow leather belt; she smoked a highly-coloured.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2542; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "apparition in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2321, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ns of having noticed Barney's neglect. One fine morning, however, the people of Lefroy were astonished to see Mr. Tooey emerging from the trees hauling his horse more desperately than was his wont, whilst the shay swayed dangerously under the additional burden of a long, fantastically-dressed female disguised in a scoop-shaped bonnet. Near Brown's claim the apparition dismounted, and Barney, who was on top pulling wash, was distressed on recognising \"Mur Jane\" in the awful tile her mother had handed down to posterity and the worm-eaten skirt that had been in the family nearly a century, and displaying the battered brass locket and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2543; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "apparition in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2322, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "all the time, and Kit felt himself going down too, powerless to resist the weight that drew him, but ready to die rather than release his hold. There came a flash of light, and Harvey's candle showed him the drawn face of the whim boy, chalk white against the blackness of the drive, with wide, gleaming eyes and tightly-set teeth. Kit knew nothing after the apparition of the face-man until he recovered consciousness in his aunt's hut at midday. His limbs were aching, and there was a strange bewilderment in his brain, but as that passed away he recalled the incidents of the adventure in the shaft, and wondered how Coleman had fared..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2544; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "apparition in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2323, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "cker drives, and that some night he would answer her--perhaps escape from the powers of darkness again and come up to her and be free and happy. To Dick it was a rational belief, and he wondered that it evoked no response. One night, listening to her supplicating tones, thrilled by their magical tenderness, he conceived a bright idea. For days and nights it haunted him, and then resolution came. He would do the thing he had thought upon, and see if it were not possible to give peace to this fairy woman. Chapter II. AFTER school, on the day on which Dick determined upon taking action, he sauntered into Tinker Smith's vicinity, at.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2545; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2324, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "sible improvement in Dick's condition. The boy had become strangely morbid; he grew pale and thin, and whilst his mother fretted, imagining him to be the victim of some wasting disease, he was beset with a fear that Agnes Brett was going to die, and that he would be her murderer. He kept his secret religiously within his own breast, and in his spare time he haunted her father's farm, sometimes venturing to ask after the sick woman, but usually skulking about as if dreading observation. At length, to Dick's immeasurable relief, Agnes was reported out of danger, and Waddy was electrified by the news that Sim's Idiot had recovered.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2546; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2325, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "host made the two boys kneel down in the drive, and administered the oath to them very solemnly and with great deliberation. \"Now,\" he said, when the ceremony was ended, \"d' yer know what'll happen to the boy what breaks a hoath like that?\" The boys shook their heads dumbly, and Dolf, who had regained his feet, began to quake. \"Well, I'll tell yer. He'll be haunted. Day an' night he'll be haunted. Little fiends'll stick forks in him all day, an' a big fiend'll chase him o' nights. He'll---\" Dolf's shaking limbs refused to support him, and Dick had to hold him up. He uttered half-stifled cries of terror, and the ghost broke off.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2547; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2326, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "sight, filled with bitterness and, seeking the seclusion of the Peep-o'-Day, blubbered miserably on the slabs over the pump shaft for twenty minutes. How would Sim bear it? was a question that now presented itself to his active mind. Agnes had not been seen near the mine since her recovery--she never seemed to think of it or of her dead husband now. Did the spirit imprisoned in the old mine miss her? Was it waiting to hear her calling again in the early evening hours? The boy's faith was absolute; he knew that the drives were peopled with the spirits of the mine's victims, and that his father's ghost, and the chosts of Brett, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2548; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits of the mine in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits of the mine", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2327, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "atching the vision with round, unblinking eyes. Dick had expected something like this. He was disappointed in details; his idea of a ghost was quite conventional, and he particularly admired white flowing draperies; but he was prepared for a spectre of some kind, and as he had never for a moment thought of the disembodied inhabitants of the old mine as evil spirits, or anything but sorrowing, suffering victims, the emotion that now thrilled him had nothing in common with the sickening terror that prostrated his mate. Besides, the ghost was evidently very much more afraid of him than he of it; its whole attitude and expression.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2549; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spectre in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spectre", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2328, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Hill. Peter Shaw, variously known as \"The Identity,\" \"The Hermit,\" \"Blue Peter,\" and \"Old Shaw,\" was a veteran fossicker, a reticent, gruff man, whose almost complete isolation had recently been broken by the appearance in the locality of Brown's Patch of a few parties of sleeper-cutters and pile-getters, driven thitherward by the approach of the railway to Bunyip. Peter was living in the same chock-and-log hut at the head of Grasshopper Gully when the first selector settled in the district, and when the reputation of Brown's Patch as an alluvial field had already faded and been forgotten, and when the fact that the creek, and the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2550; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2329, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "first selector settled in the district, and when the reputation of Brown's Patch as an alluvial field had already faded and been forgotten, and when the fact that the creek, and the hill, and the gully had once rattled and rung with the clatter of cradle and puddling-tub, pick and shovel, and windlass-barrel was unknown to all within the jurisdiction of the Bunyip Shire Council, with the exception of old Shaw. Even now Peter's settled neighbours were few and far between, and until the arrival of the timber-getters his beloved seclusion was but rarely disturbed by man, woman, or child. He lived, according to the common belief, on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2551; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2330, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "sdiction of the Bunyip Shire Council, with the exception of old Shaw. Even now Peter's settled neighbours were few and far between, and until the arrival of the timber-getters his beloved seclusion was but rarely disturbed by man, woman, or child. He lived, according to the common belief, on the vegetables he grew, eked out with the supplies he brought from Bunyip at long intervals--supplies bought with the price of the few \"weights\" of gold won by fossicking patiently and laboriously up and down the creek and in the many little blind gullies running into Emu Hill. Of course \"The Identity\" was talked about. Whenever two or more.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2552; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2331, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "an' you'll stick by me while I last, eh--you won't go? An' no p'lice, mind--no p'lice!\" It was already daylight when Joe M'Gill awakened his mates stumbling into the hut. \"Old Shaw is dead,\" he explained to the indignant Dayton. \"You might dress, Jack, and go and stay by him, for decency's sake, while I have a few hours' sleep. And, Woodhead, you must go to Bunyip and bring the police. They will have to take charge of the body.\" M'Gill and his mates found the skeleton of Foote exactly as Peter Shaw had said they would, and the grinning skull rested upon the cap of the golden reef that was eventually known as \"Dead Man's Lode,\" and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2553; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2332, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "iven home, and knew that the rescue parties were working as hard as men may work, but whether theirs would be a job of hours or days he could not tell, and already he fancied he detected some taint of vitiation in the air. Dick Kyley, sitting alone in the blackness of his prison, waiting for salvation or death, was soon the victim of an ungovernable fear, a supernatural terror entirely new to him, and the more awful for its novelty. From the moment he believed Hether dead he began to fear him. He strove with all the energy of his strong sense to drive him from his thoughts, but do what he might his mind would revert to the dread.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2555; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "supernatural in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2426, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e had not Dolfs fear of the ghosts, a strange awe, not altogether painful, possessed him at the thought of meeting Sim alone below in the long drive. With human companionship he felt that he could dare all, and the longing to investigate was strong upon him. Even if Sim was not to be seen, the adventure had attractions apart from his interest in the forlorn ghost. For one thing, boys were forbidden to go near an open shaft, and to the youthful mind, inquisitive and acquisitive, what is forbidden is never wholly forbidding. The weakness of Mother Eve is visited upon her sons, even unto the present generation. \"What's it like.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2665; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2427, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "attitude. Dickie's mouth was parched, but he made another effort, and adopted a more respectful manner of address. \"Please, are you the ghost of Simon Brett?\" The ghost thought for a moment, and then nodded a slow affirmative; thought again, and nodded twice. \"Oh, please! oh, please!\" whispered Dolf in piteous appeal. \"Who're you, an' what d' yer want?\" The ghost seemed to be disguising its voice. \"I'm Dickie--Richard Haddon.\" Dick approached a step, but the ghost threw out its hand with a commanding gesture. \"Don't come no nearer,\" it said. Richard Haddon's idea of a ghost was undergoing a process of rapid reconstruction. He knew.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2666; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2428, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ffirmative; thought again, and nodded twice. \"Oh, please! oh, please!\" whispered Dolf in piteous appeal. \"Who're you, an' what d' yer want?\" The ghost seemed to be disguising its voice. \"I'm Dickie--Richard Haddon.\" Dick approached a step, but the ghost threw out its hand with a commanding gesture. \"Don't come no nearer,\" it said. Richard Haddon's idea of a ghost was undergoing a process of rapid reconstruction. He knew that \"Don't come no nearer\" was a most ungrammatical expression, and he understood that whatever latitude might be given mere mortals, ghosts were always expected to be absolutely correct in speech. \"Are there any.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2667; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2429, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Richard Haddon.\" Dick approached a step, but the ghost threw out its hand with a commanding gesture. \"Don't come no nearer,\" it said. Richard Haddon's idea of a ghost was undergoing a process of rapid reconstruction. He knew that \"Don't come no nearer\" was a most ungrammatical expression, and he understood that whatever latitude might be given mere mortals, ghosts were always expected to be absolutely correct in speech. \"Are there any more of you?\" asked the ghost. \"On'y me an' Alfred Belman,\" said Dick. \"Oh! ghost, let us go, won't you?\" moaned Dolf. \"Let us go, an' we'll never come again--never, never, never!\" \"I ain't goin' t'.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2668; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghost in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2430, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "of a ghost was undergoing a process of rapid reconstruction. He knew that \"Don't come no nearer\" was a most ungrammatical expression, and he understood that whatever latitude might be given mere mortals, ghosts were always expected to be absolutely correct in speech. \"Are there any more of you?\" asked the ghost. \"On'y me an' Alfred Belman,\" said Dick. \"Oh! ghost, let us go, won't you?\" moaned Dolf. \"Let us go, an' we'll never come again--never, never, never!\" \"I ain't goin' t' hurt you.\" said the ghost. \"Why d' yer come here?\" \"Jist to see,\" answered Dick. The ghost seemed very much astonished, and looked at them for some time as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2669; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2431, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nderstood that whatever latitude might be given mere mortals, ghosts were always expected to be absolutely correct in speech. \"Are there any more of you?\" asked the ghost. \"On'y me an' Alfred Belman,\" said Dick. \"Oh! ghost, let us go, won't you?\" moaned Dolf. \"Let us go, an' we'll never come again--never, never, never!\" \"I ain't goin' t' hurt you.\" said the ghost. \"Why d' yer come here?\" \"Jist to see,\" answered Dick. The ghost seemed very much astonished, and looked at them for some time as if confronted with a difficult problem. Meanwhile, Dick was thirsting for information. \"Why d' you stay down here alwiz?\" he asked. \"Gotter!\".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2670; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2432, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hen the spirit of the one what's dead will come an' take me away.\" This was an inspiration. Dickie nodded approvingly; it quite coincided with his cherished convictions. He knew who the someone must be, and a thought of the impending marriage flitted across his mind. \"But there ain't nobody t' know, 'r else I'll have t' stay on here fer ever,\" continued the ghost in a mournful voice. \"P'raps youse two won't count, 'cause yer sich little fellers, but yer mus' swear solemn never t' say a word to a livin' soul, 'r I'll lock yer both up in a shoot an' keep yer fer ever an' ever. Amen.\" \"We swear! we swear!\" moaned Dolf. \"Never a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2671; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2433, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e and some candles. Dickie was seized by one of the women. \"Here's they boy Haddon!\" she cried, dragging her prize along. Brother Tresize took him by the ear. Mr. Tresize was paid by the company to look after the mine while it was shut down, and he was conscious of having neglected his duty, but now he was full of zeal. \"Wha's all this here sinfulness 'bout ghosts in the ole mine, you?\" he asked. \"You le' go 'r I'll kick!\" muttered Dick, sullenly. Brother Tresize shifted his grip to the boy's collar. \"Hows'ever, you're found out, boy, an' I do suppose they p'lice will be lookin' for 'ee. So come along, you.\" Dick went willingly.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2672; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2434, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "an' carried water from the shaft. There's manny a week's work done. Be me sowl, I believe he have been livin' there!\" Brother Tresize held up a pickle bottle, in which there was much coarse gold. \"They man have more'n this somewhere for sure.\" \"Who is he, anyhow?\" and the light was thrown upon the scowling face of the stranger. \"What's yer name, mate?\" The ghost replied with vigorous profanity. \"I know him, I reekerlect!\" and Tinker Smith thrust a crooked, accusing finger in the man's face-- \"Bill Masters--useter work here 'bout seven year ago. How are yer, Billy?\" Bill Masters cursed the little fossicker with great spirit, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2673; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2435, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ing power Bart had was lost by this time in a passion of superstitious fear. He clutched the pump-handle once more, but it rose and fell loosely, with a clatter, and drew no water. With nothing for his hands to do, O'Brien was no longer able to control his thoughts; they ran over the history of the mine--its list of killed. He recalled the story of Martin's ghost haunting the old balance-shaft, whilst the spirit of his wife, who died of grief, sought for him after every shift in the next level. He remembered with startling vividness Rooke, the braceman, as he looked spread upon the plat-sheets after falling down five hundred feet.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2674; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2436, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "loom, Kit, like a true child of the bush, reflected its spirit of light and joy, and darted hither and thither, with the mercurial gaiety of health and youth, mimicking the calls and tunes of the birds with marvellous fidelity, or singing till the gorges echoed back his song in a bewildering chorus, But there were times during the long night shifts when the ghostly moonlight flooded the gully, and the mountain lowered above them dark and forbidding, with the black pall of bush upon it; when only the faint rumble of the small battery up the creek, or the cry of a lone mopoke far up the range, broke the solemn stillness, and then.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2675; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2437, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d Wellington boots. The stranger stood with his right hand thrust lightly in his pocket, and his left toying with the point of his long iron-grey beard, and he smiled broadly under the profusion of hair on his weather-tanned face at the young man's consternation. \"Night, mate!\" he said. \"Good-night,\" responded Fred, recovering himself. \"You jumped up like a ghost.\" \"Don't grow ghosts in Australia, my boy,\" said the other, still smiling. \"Reckon you're something of a new chum.\" \"If three years' hard digging from Buninyong to Bendigo count for anything, I am not a new chum. But where have you sprung from, mate?\" Fred felt somewhat.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2676; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "ghosts in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2438, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the outrageousness of women in every walk of life. Of course this brought more ridicule on his devoted head, but it secured his object, and very soon after Miss Tooey's visits ceased. A short time later Barney was looking quite cheerful once more, and resting placidly under the assurance that he had seen the last of Mary Jane, and was not likely to be again haunted by her ungainly person or troubled by obtrusive attentions, when one day, as he and his mates were sitting at dinner, a digger who had been up to Launceston bounced in with an air of great importance and a mission that would admit of no delay. \"Say, Brown,\" gasped the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2678; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "haunted in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2439, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "for Sim's ghost. Now the spirit's only chance of rescue lay in the possibility of there being somebody else in the world who cared for him. Dolf, they told him, was getting stronger, but he was not allowed to visit his mate, and there were hints of a mystery that filled him with suspicion. Could Dolf have proved false? Would he dare to risk the anger of the spirits by telling what he knew? On the Friday night, shortly after dark, Dick encountered quite a crowd on the common, and his heart sank within him. The people were making for the Peep-o'-Day, and Brother Tresize, who led the way, carried a long line and some candles. Dickie.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2681; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2440, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and the light was thrown upon the scowling face of the stranger. \"What's yer name, mate?\" The ghost replied with vigorous profanity. \"I know him, I reekerlect!\" and Tinker Smith thrust a crooked, accusing finger in the man's face-- \"Bill Masters--useter work here 'bout seven year ago. How are yer, Billy?\" Bill Masters cursed the little fossicker with great spirit, and relapsed into sullen silence. Then the party took up its wounded and its prisoner, and carried them to the township, and Dickie followed after, disgusted. He had forgiven much in this ghost, but a ghost cannot be bound with cords and carried into captivity by mere.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2682; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2441, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the little man into the light of day, handcuffed him, and led him off. The charge was sheep-stealing. There was no doubt of Bannon's guilt: one skin with the brand on it was found doing service as a rug on his bunk another, quite fresh, was tacked up in his shed; and the best part of a fine lamb was rescued from his pickling-tub, and produced in court. The spirit of the early squatter still survives in the particular and express abomination of sheep-stealing manifested by our virtuous and humane judges. The sentence was two years. Tom Hughes tried hard to preserve Humpy's cutting from destruction, and kept a careful eye on his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2683; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "little man in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2442, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "py roan horse trudging solemnly round and round the ring, he walked across to the hut to communicate his news to Aunt Jem, bearing himself with a gravity that became a worker with a grave responsibility and twenty shillings a week. Kit found, when he went on with the 4 o'clock shift, that Tim Canty had not over-coloured the unlovable characteristics of \"The Bunyip.\" The man's name was Pope; he was large and unwieldly, and common report credited him with an uncompromising antipathy to water, whether applied externally or taken as a beverage--a report which was wholly substantiated by his general appearance, and the vinous flavour.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2686; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2443, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "tmosphere in his vicinity. Mr. Pope walked with the attitude of a gorilla, which amiable animal he also somewhat resembled in his habitual expression. His long arms swung loosely from his narrow shoulders, his face was nearly covered with short red hair, and his small eyes peered out through the slits where his puffed cheeks and bushy brows almost met. \"The Bunyip\" was said to possess great strength, but he never exerted his powers. He was naturally a tired man, and loved to \"doss\" upon the reef, or to sit, propped against one of the poppet-legs, smoking like a furnace, whilst the whim boy did his work. This, of course, during the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2687; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "bunyip in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2444, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "remark, \"and thin yez must get up av noights for more. Whin ye'r not atin' ye'r munchin' a schnack, bad cess t'ye.\" In order to provide the provender for his unreasonably hungry family, Mickey had been compelled to supplement his takings as a Boniface by acting alternately as fossicker, charcoal-burner, and \"wood-jamber;\" but it came \"terrible hard\" on the little man, who waxed thinner and thinner, and sank deeper into his trousers every year. Then, to augment his troubles, came that pestiferous heathen, the teetotal Chinee. One hot summer's day he arrived in numbers, like a plague, armed with picks, shovels, dishes, cradles, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2688; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "little man in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2445, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "t at the group, and bristling fiercely, \"which av ye dhirty haythen furriners cum up to me house lasht noight and shtole me pig Nancy? Which av ye is it, so't I kin bate him! ye thavin' hathins?\" The placid Orientals surveyed Mr. Doyle coolly, and innocently smiling, said, \"No savee;\" then bandied jests at his expense in their native tongue, and laughed the little man to scorn. Incensed by the evident ridicule of the \"haythen furriners,\" and goaded on by the smothered squeal of a hidden pig, Michael \"went for\" the nearest Asiatic, and proceeded to \"put a head on him as big as a tank,\" amid a storm of kicks and digs from the other.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2689; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "little man in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2446, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "of it in their own outlandish way, indulging freely in the seductive opium, and holding high carouse over an extemporized fantan table, proceedings which made it evident that they thought they were getting to windward of Michael Doyle, licensed victualler. Michael, too, was rejoicing with exceeding great joy, and felicitating himself on being the shrewdest little man who ever left the \"ould sod.\" He had not hoped to get more than a twenty-pound note for the dilapidated old humpy, erected on Crown land, and unlikely to stand the wear and tear of another year. As for the business, it had fallen to zero, and would not have kept a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2690; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1898, "title": "little man in Below And On Top and Other Stories", "canonical_figure": "little man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Below And On Top and Other Stories; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks05/0501011.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3078, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rpse-feeding is recent. In Mrs. Parker's book Byamee is implored to receive the soul of Eerin. '* For Eerin was faithful on earth, faithful to the laws you left us.\" The mourners ** let their blood drop into his grave,\" but such a sacrifice is not necessarily more than a tribute of affectionate regret. It need not imply feeding, while of later sacrifices to spirits I have vainly looked for a trace. Now, by a mythical inconsistency, the spirit of Eerin (or one of his spirits, perhaps his doowee) dwells in a grey owl. Here, then, is a kind of theism, and beside it only the germs of an animism which is not yet a religion of service.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4097; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3079, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "r 5 of the wood. Again they struggled on through the scrub to another plain. *' There it is ! I told you so ! There is the water.\" And looking ahead they again saw a sheet of water. Again their hopes were raised, and though the sun beat fiercely on them they marched, only to be again disap- pointed. *'Let us go back,\" they said. \"This is the country of evil spirits. We see water, and when we come where we have seen it there is but dry earth. Let us go back.\" \" Back to Beereeun, who would kill you ? \" \" Better to die from the blow of a boondee in your own country than of thirst in a land of devils. We will go back.\" ** Not so. Not.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4098; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3080, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "lai looked across the wide river and saw the nyunnoos Weedah had made. They saw him running in and out of them as if he were playing a game, not thinking of them at all. Strange nyunnoos they were too having both ends open. Seeing where they were looking, Beereeun said : \" Wee- dah is womba, deaf. I stole his doowee while he slept and put in its place a mad spirit. He knows naught of you now. He cares naught for you. It is so with those who look too long at the Eer-dheer, or mirage. He will trouble me no more, nor you. Why look at him ? \" But the Bullai Bullai could not take their eyes from Weedah, so strangely he went on,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4099; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3081, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hich lumps have been on the feet of her kind ever since, and their legs have been bare and hard up to the knee joint. Now Bohrah the kangaroo was really a great wirreenun. While it was still quite dark he said : \"We will sleep here, and I will hunt the dark away while we rest.\" They laid down. As soon as Bohrah was asleep, he sent his MuUee Mullee, or dream spirit, out from his body to gather up the darkness and roll it away to the westward. Having done so back came the Mullee Mullee to the body of Bohrah, who now woke up and saw what his spirit had done. He turned to Dine wan, whom he saw had slept with one eye and one ear open.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4100; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3082, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "still quite dark he said : \"We will sleep here, and I will hunt the dark away while we rest.\" They laid down. As soon as Bohrah was asleep, he sent his MuUee Mullee, or dream spirit, out from his body to gather up the darkness and roll it away to the westward. Having done so back came the Mullee Mullee to the body of Bohrah, who now woke up and saw what his spirit had done. He turned to Dine wan, whom he saw had slept with one eye and one ear open that she might see what he would do, and said : ** My Mullee Mullee has rolled the night from us. The darkness is no more. It is rolled away for ever from me. I and my people, from this.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4101; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3083, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "zed from it one of the huge eggs in it, which she threw with all her force up to the sky. There it broke on a heap of firewood, which burst into a flame as the yellow yolk spilt all over it, which flame lit up the world below, to the astonishment of every- thing on it. They had only been used to the semi-darkn6ss, and were dazzled by such brightness. A good spirit who lived in the sky saw how bright and beautiful the earth looked when lit up by this blaze. He thought it would be a good thing to make a fire every day, which from that time he has done. All night he and his attendant spirits collect wood, and heap it up. When the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4103; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3084, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o the astonishment of every- thing on it. They had only been used to the semi-darkn6ss, and were dazzled by such brightness. A good spirit who lived in the sky saw how bright and beautiful the earth looked when lit up by this blaze. He thought it would be a good thing to make a fire every day, which from that time he has done. All night he and his attendant spirits collect wood, and heap it up. When the heap is nearly big enough they send out the morning star to warn those on earth that the fire will soon be lit. How the Sun was Made 29 They, however, found this warning was not sufficient, for those who slept saw it not. Then they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4104; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3085, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "then kill and eat them. At last the Daens found out what he was doing. They were very angry, and determined to punish him. \"We will kill or cripple him,\" they said, **so that he, giant though he be, shall be powerless against our people.\" A mob of them went and surrounded his camp. He was lying asleep, face downwards, as he did not wish his doowee or dream spirit to leave him, as it might have done had he slept on his back, with his mouth exposed. In his sleep even he seemed to hear a rustling iA the leaves, but suspected no evil, saying drowsily to himself : \" it is but the Bullah BuUah, or butterflies, fluttering round.\" Then he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4105; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "giant in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3086, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "; what he had seen became a tradition in his tribe. He had broken the law of Byamee by leaving his own hunting ground, so was not allowed to live long after his return. But yet so famous was he from his far journeyings that when he died, followed by a terrific crash, a huge meteor shot across the sky, thereby telling the tribes for miles round that a great spirit had passed from the earth. From generation to generation was told the story of Wuminnah's journey and the strange water he had seen, 54 More Australian Talcs kTii Sit zbt leg corrohsoptes were seen fiioc shells he had brought. Az h:zigib *Jbt Wmadah re89 tlotfcee ot \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4106; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3087, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ese tales.\" FAIRY TALES FROM THE FAR NORTH. By P. C. AsBjoRNSEN. Translated by H. L. Br/Ekstad. With 94 Illustrations by E. Werekskiold, T. Kittelsen, and H. SiNDiNG. Small 4to (\" Wonder Voyages \" size), beautifully printed at the Ballantyne Press on specially manufactured paper. Cloth, designed Cover. 6s. *^* T/ie raciest and quaintest oj stories^ the most spirited and humorous of illustrations, THE GIANT CRAB, and other Tales from Old India. Retold by W. H. D. Rouse. Profusely Illustrated by W. Robinson. Square crown 8vo, beautifully printed at the Ballantyne Press on special paper. Designed Cloth Cover. 3s. 6d. *^* Adaptation.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4107; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "giant in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3088, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e too, and not only the dances she saw the rest dance, but new ones which she taught herself, for every song she heard she set to steps. Sometimes, with laughing eyes, she would whirl round like a boolee, or whirlwind. Then suddenly she would change to a stately measure. Then for variety's sake perform a series of swift gyrations, as if, indeed, a whirlwind devil had her in his grip. The fame of her dancing spread abroad, and proud indeed was the tribe to whom she belonged, hence their 2 2 More Australian Tales anxiety for her safety, and their dread that the Wurra- wilberoo would catch her. The Wurrawilberoo were two cannibals.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4108; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "devil in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3089, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e and fell in wave-like cadences. In their grief they cut their heads with muggil or stone knives, and comeboos or tomahawks, until the blood ran down staining their breasts red, and the breasts of the Guineeboo have been red ever since. Gayardaree the Platypus A YOUNG duck used to swim away by herself in the creek. Her tribe told her that MuUoka, the water devil, would catch her some day if she were so venturesome. But she did not heed them. One day after having swum down some distance, she landed on a bank where she saw some young green grass. She was feeding about when suddenly out rushed from a hidden place Biggoon, an immense.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4109; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "devil in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3090, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "BY ANDREW LANG, M.A. fV/T/f ILLUSTRATIONS BY A NATIVE ARTIST LONDON DAVID NUTT, 270-271, STRAND MELBOURNE MELVILLE, MULLEN & SLADE 1898 27 1 IS, i^H-, ^ y'.-.o coi.7;^ IAN 5 1899 £brarS )J I -'^y.' '- ■■ ^^\" : V. , ^' \" y^» Herbert Spencer's theory ? If Mr. Dawson is right in Australia we surprise religion already possessed of a God on his way to be otiose. Byamee sits like Keats's *' Grey-hair 'd Saturn quiet as a stone ; \" and Pirnmeheal is seldom mentioned. Elsewhere Durumulun is served in the secret rites of the mysteries ; none of these gods receive food or sacrifice. Religion is at this point, and is only just beginning to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4110; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3091, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o be otiose. Byamee sits like Keats's *' Grey-hair 'd Saturn quiet as a stone ; \" and Pirnmeheal is seldom mentioned. Elsewhere Durumulun is served in the secret rites of the mysteries ; none of these gods receive food or sacrifice. Religion is at this point, and is only just beginning to turn towards animism. Corpse-feeding is recent. In Mrs. Parker's book Byamee is implored to receive the soul of Eerin. '* For Eerin was faithful on earth, faithful to the laws you left us.\" The mourners ** let their blood drop into his grave,\" but such a sacrifice is not necessarily more than a tribute of affectionate regret. It need not imply.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4111; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3092, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "m which is not yet a religion of service and propitiation of ancestors. This helps my argument (that theism is not the latest flower of animism) very well, and Mr. Dawson (as far as his evidence attests) has no theory to prove or disprove. xxii Introduction Mrs. Parker has, in MS., a considerable body of evidence as to both the religion and the mythology of Byamee. I have maintained, in this case, on the evidence of Mr. Howitt, an initiate, that religion and mythology represent quite different moods of men. In religion, the Australian is serious, and will not mention \" The Master \" except at the solemn mysteries. In mythology, he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4112; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3093, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "much hunting for himself. Nor did he care so much for the flesh of emu and kangaroo as he did for the flesh of men. He used to entice young men to his camp by various devices, and then kill and eat them. At last the Daens found out what he was doing. They were very angry, and determined to punish him. \"We will kill or cripple him,\" they said, **so that he, giant though he be, shall be powerless against our people.\" A mob of them went and surrounded his camp. He was lying asleep, face downwards, as he did not wish his doowee or dream spirit to leave him, as it might have done had he slept on his back, with his mouth exposed. In his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4113; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "giant in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3188, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hn agreed, and when they had finished their meal Durroon proposed they should go fishing, but Wahn said : \" I ate too much goodoo. It was very fat. I ate a great deal and must have a sleep first before I start.\" \" All right. Plenty of time,\" Said Durroon, feeling sure of his man-flesh supper. Wahn went to sleep that he might send his Mullee Mullee, or dream spirit, to find out what was the trap Durroon had in the creek. The Mullee Mullee soon found out all about the opening in the top of the log, having done which back he came. Then Wahn, having learnt all, woke up, and said he was ready, so off they started. Durroon showed Wahn.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4210; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3189, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", returned from placing the balah trees and the Wurrawilberoo in the sky, the Daens asked them if they had left her there. No Bralgah they said had gone to the sky. Surely the Daens had seen Wurrawilberoo let her go. Then where was she ? That no one could say, and none thought of asking the big bird on the plain. All mourned for Bralgah as for one dead. Her spirit, they said, would haunt the camp because they could not find her body to bury it, though they knew she must be dead, otherwise would she not return to them ? They moved their camp away to the other side of the plain. After a while they noticed that a number of birds,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4211; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3190, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e rest, men, women and children, all were to be sacrificed to his hate. He had laid his plans 36 More Australian Tales well, waiting until all fear of vengeance was over and all vigilance relaxed. Closer and closer they crept, making no sound as they came nearer and nearer. The Little Chief stirred in his sleep ; Purleemil crooned him to rest again with the spirit's song telling how he should live on the plains for ever, the brightest, most beautiful thing on them; soon was he soothed and the mother, nestling closer to the ever loved Wimbakobolo, slept again unwitting of danger. A dog at their feet growled, and Wimbakobolo stirred.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4220; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3191, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of the tribe, who had given the fugitives shelter. Sturt's Desert Pea 37 alive. Leaving the bodies to the hawks and crows, Tirita and his tribe went back to the Callawatta. The next season they determined to hunt on the hunting grounds of their dead enemies. But when they, reached them they camped some distance away from the scene of the slaughter, lest the spirits of the dead should molest them. At night threy saw strange lights moving on that spot, then they knew that the spirits were indeed abroad. The next morning they went for water to the Boulka, or lake. How it glistened in the sun ! But was it water ? They paused and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4221; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3192, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e indeed abroad. The next morning they went for water to the Boulka, or lake. How it glistened in the sun ! But was it water ? They paused and looked. No water was that before them. On they went and then saw that the large lake had been turned to salt. Then the tribe were frightened, and turned back to their own hunting grounds, for no man likes to dare the spirits. Tirita said he would follow them, but first would he go to where bleached the bones of his enemies, it would give him joy, he said, to see them. With hatred still strong in his heart he went. But surely, he thought, must his eyes be dazzled with the glare from the salt.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4222; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3193, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", the blood of the Little Chief, his mother and 38 More Australian Tales father, which flowed in one stream and blossomed as you see it now, for no man can kill blood, for more than the life of the flesh is in blood. Their blood shall live for ever, making beautiful with its blazing brightness the bare plains where are the salt lakes, the dried tears of the spirits whose songs Purleemil sang so sweetly, the salt tears which they shed when you and such as you poured out the life blood of their loved tribe. Here shall you sit for ever before your handiwork, the work of a coward.\" So saying the spirit transfixed Tirlta to the ground,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4223; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3194, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "for ever, making beautiful with its blazing brightness the bare plains where are the salt lakes, the dried tears of the spirits whose songs Purleemil sang so sweetly, the salt tears which they shed when you and such as you poured out the life blood of their loved tribe. Here shall you sit for ever before your handiwork, the work of a coward.\" So saying the spirit transfixed Tirlta to the ground, leaving the spear still through him. There in the course of ages man and spear turned to stone as an everlasting monument of the spirit*s power, and there at Tirlta's feet spread the beautiful red flower, the glory of the Western plains.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4224; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3195, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he salt tears which they shed when you and such as you poured out the life blood of their loved tribe. Here shall you sit for ever before your handiwork, the work of a coward.\" So saying the spirit transfixed Tirlta to the ground, leaving the spear still through him. There in the course of ages man and spear turned to stone as an everlasting monument of the spirit*s power, and there at Tirlta's feet spread the beautiful red flower, the glory of the Western plains where the salt lakes are — Sturt's Desert Pea we call it, but to the old tribes it was known as the Flower of Blood. Piggiebillah the Porcupine PiGGiEBiLLAH was getting.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4225; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3196, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "im a shell, one of those he had picked up on the beach. These shells were afterwards the cause of many fights, one tribe trying to get them from the other. The oldest wirreenun of the tribe always wore one of them at the great corroborees. After many generations had passed away, one wirreenun, in whose possession it was, put it for safety in his Minggah, or spirit tree. And to this day there are fights about it, for he died leaving it there. Some tribes try to steal it, but others fight to protect it. Every now and then on his road home Wurrunnah had to stay and make fresh bags to carry the salt water in, as the old ones started.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4226; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3197, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "k with label, 2s. 6d. Some pre00 tioticce. Daily Chronicle. — \" As far as we know no one else sings quite like Mrs. Radford ; hers is a bird's note — thin, high, with a sweet thrill in it, and the thrill is a home thrill, a nest thrill.\" Commonwealth. — \" We have read with pure enjoyment Mrs. Radford's slight but charming cycle of rhymes.\" Star. — \"A tender spirit of motherhood inspires Mrs. Radford's simple little songs.\" Review of Reviews. — \" Very charming poems for children not unworthy oven to be mentioned in the same breath with Stevenson's * Child's Garden of Verses.'\" Athenaum. — •• ' Good Night ' is one of the daintiest.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4227; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3198, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ws, Tirita and his tribe went back to the Callawatta. The next season they determined to hunt on the hunting grounds of their dead enemies. But when they, reached them they camped some distance away from the scene of the slaughter, lest the spirits of the dead should molest them. At night threy saw strange lights moving on that spot, then they knew that the spirits were indeed abroad. The next morning they went for water to the Boulka, or lake. How it glistened in the sun ! But was it water ? They paused and looked. No water was that before them. On they went and then saw that the large lake had been turned to salt. Then the tribe.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4228; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3199, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "fiercely on them they marched, only to be again disap- pointed. *'Let us go back,\" they said. \"This is the country of evil spirits. We see water, and when we come where we have seen it there is but dry earth. Let us go back.\" \" Back to Beereeun, who would kill you ? \" \" Better to die from the blow of a boondee in your own country than of thirst in a land of devils. We will go back.\" ** Not so. Not with a boondee would he kill you, but with a gooweera, or poison stick. Slow would be your deaths, and you would be always in pain until your shadow was wasted away. But why talk of returning ? Did we not set fire to the big plain ?.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4229; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirits in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3200, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "evidence of Mr. Howitt, an initiate, that religion and mythology represent quite different moods of men. In religion, the Australian is serious, and will not mention \" The Master \" except at the solemn mysteries. In mythology, he is either curious, when making fanciful explanations of facts, or he is romantic and humorous, telling stories for pleasure about Byamee or Durumulun, whom he now envisages, not as Father and Judge, but very much as a black fellow like himself. Grant such a black fellow unlimited power, and he will frolic as in the Australian and other mythologies. Con- sider him as the maker and lawgiver, the all-seeing.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4230; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3201, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "humorous, telling stories for pleasure about Byamee or Durumulun, whom he now envisages, not as Father and Judge, but very much as a black fellow like himself. Grant such a black fellow unlimited power, and he will frolic as in the Australian and other mythologies. Con- sider him as the maker and lawgiver, the all-seeing witness and rewarder of conduct, and Byamee or Durumulun is no longer the wanton, gigantic wirreenun; rather is he God. I am unable to see any inconsistency between my notion of a kind of early theism, and my belief that many of the absurdities of mythology are the result, and (in civilisation) the survival, of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4231; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3202, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tency between my notion of a kind of early theism, and my belief that many of the absurdities of mythology are the result, and (in civilisation) the survival, of the savage intellectual condition. Odd stories enough about Our Lord, the Virgin, and the Saints occur in our European foJk-lore. These are mythical popular accretions, like the similar tales about Byamee. But neither our creed nor that of the Australians began in buffoonery. To these themes, and to a wider and more minute examination of Australian religion, I hope some day to return. Meanwhile the literary merit of the talcs collected by Mrs. Parker may teach us not to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4232; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3203, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e creature coming towards him, having the body and head of a dog, feet of a woman, and a short tail. It bounded four or five feet in the air as it came along, making a whirring, whizzing noise with its lips. \" What is this coming to water ? \" said Wurrunnah to himself. When the creature was close, he said : \" It must be Earmoonan, one of the pups of the dog Byamee left at Noondoo that I have heard of.\" t He called out to it, \" Where is your old master ? \" for he thought he would find out if the strange creature knew where Byamee was. For answer the Earmoonan made the * See \"Australian Legendary Tales,\" p. 41, •' Meamei the Seven.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4233; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3204, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "whirring, whizzing noise with its lips. \" What is this coming to water ? \" said Wurrunnah to himself. When the creature was close, he said : \" It must be Earmoonan, one of the pups of the dog Byamee left at Noondoo that I have heard of.\" t He called out to it, \" Where is your old master ? \" for he thought he would find out if the strange creature knew where Byamee was. For answer the Earmoonan made the * See \"Australian Legendary Tales,\" p. 41, •' Meamei the Seven Sisters.\" t Ibid., p. 104, \" The Borah of Byamee.\" 50 More Australian Tales spluttering, whizzing noise with his lips Wuminnah had already heard. Wurrunnah said : \" Has.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4234; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3205, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "be Earmoonan, one of the pups of the dog Byamee left at Noondoo that I have heard of.\" t He called out to it, \" Where is your old master ? \" for he thought he would find out if the strange creature knew where Byamee was. For answer the Earmoonan made the * See \"Australian Legendary Tales,\" p. 41, •' Meamei the Seven Sisters.\" t Ibid., p. 104, \" The Borah of Byamee.\" 50 More Australian Tales spluttering, whizzing noise with his lips Wuminnah had already heard. Wurrunnah said : \" Has he gone right away from you?\" Again came only the spluttering, whizzing noise, a sort of pursing of the lips together, and blowing out a sound like \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4235; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. Langloh Parker", "url": "https://archive.org/download/moreaustralianl00parkgoog/moreaustralianl00parkgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3206, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Again came only the spluttering, whizzing noise, a sort of pursing of the lips together, and blowing out a sound like \" Phur-r, phur-r.\" ** Is it true that he has gone for ever ? \" \" Phur-r, phur-r,\" came again the answer. Wurrunnah stood up and motioned EarmoonSn back, saying: \"You go away now. That will do. I want you here no more. You tell me nothing of Byamee.\" At the sound of the name \"Byamee,\" EarmoonSn jumped away, saying as he went : \" Phur-r, phur-r.\" He quickly disappeared, going back to the sand-ridges under which Wurrunnah had heard he and the rest of the strange litter lived, in huge caves, where they imprisoned any.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4236; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "Byamee in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "Byamee", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. 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But yet so famous was he from his far journeyings that when he died, followed by a terrific crash, a huge meteor shot across the sky, thereby telling the tribes for miles round that a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4238; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1898, "title": "spirit in More Australian Legendary Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "More Australian Legendary Tales; K. 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not map eligible until separately geocoded and ethically reviewed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1384; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Oruncha spirit individuals", "canonical_figure": "Oruncha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca18.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1242, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Broad regional/cultural association only; not map eligible until separately geocoded and ethically reviewed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1385; 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not map eligible until separately geocoded and ethically reviewed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1387; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Ochirka sun spirit woman", "canonical_figure": "Ochirka", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca20.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1245, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Broad regional/cultural association only; not map eligible until separately geocoded and ethically reviewed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1388; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Ungambikula transformers of Inapertwa", "canonical_figure": "Ungambikula", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca12.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1246, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Broad regional/cultural association only; not map eligible until separately geocoded and ethically reviewed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1389; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Inapertwa incomplete human beings", "canonical_figure": "Inapertwa", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca12.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1247, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Broad regional/cultural association only; not map eligible until separately geocoded and ethically reviewed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1390; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Simpson Gap, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Oruncha killed at Simpson Gap", "canonical_figure": "Oruncha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca12.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1248, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Broad regional/cultural association only; not map eligible until separately geocoded and ethically reviewed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1391; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Irpapirkirpirirrawilika wise Alcheringa man", "canonical_figure": "Irpapirkirpirirrawilika", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca13.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1249, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Broad regional/cultural association only; not map eligible until separately geocoded and ethically reviewed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1392; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcharinia from Churinga bag", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcharinia", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca13.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1250, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Broad regional/cultural association only; not map eligible until separately geocoded and ethically reviewed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1393; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Illapurinja the changed one", "canonical_figure": "Illapurinja", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca13.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1274, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "In the Arunta and Ilpirra tribes when a boy's nose has been bored, that is as soon as the operation has been completed, he strips a piece of bark off a gum tree, if possible, and throws it as far as he can in the direction of the Alcheringa camp of his mother, that is where the spirit individual of which his mother is the reincarnation lived in the Alcheringa.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1417; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit individual in Totemic Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "spirit individual", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca14.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1275, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "There is very clear evidence that during a former stage cannibalism was a well-recognised custom. We have already described certain ceremonies performed at the Engwura which can only be regarded as pointing back to the existence of a different state of affairs from that which now obtains. For example, in the Quabarra Ingwurninga inkinja, 1 two men had their bodies decorated with circles of white down which were supposed to represent the skulls of slain and eaten men. The performers themselves represented the Ulthana or spirits of the dead men wandering about in search of those who had killed and eaten them. In another ceremony two.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1418; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Ulthana in Totemic Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Ulthana", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca14.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1276, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "No idea of natural death—Death of one individual must be avenged in the normal condition of the tribe by the death of another—Organisation of a Kurdaitcha party—The ceremony of dislocating a toe before a man becomes entitled to wear the so-called Kurdaitcha shoes—The Kurdaitcha man accompanied by a Medicine man—Decoration of the two men—Killing the victim and operations of the Medicine man—Another form in which the Kurdaitcha man goes alone—The shoes do not serve to hide the tracks, and can only prevent who made them from being known—The Illapurinja—A form of female Kurdaitcha—The decoration of the woman—How the enemy is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1420; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1277, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "AMONGST the Central Australian natives there is no such thing as belief in natural death; however old or decrepit a man or woman may be when this takes place it is at once supposed that it has been brought about by the magic influence of some enemy, and in the normal condition of the tribe the death of one individual is followed by the murder of some one else who is supposed to be guilty of having caused the death. Not infrequently the dying man will whisper in the ear of a Railtchawa, or medicine man, the name of the man whose magic is killing him. If this be not done then there is no difficulty, by some other method, of fixing.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1421; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1278, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "When it is known who the culprit is a Kurdaitcha party may be arranged to avenge the death. This custom is, so the natives say, much less frequently carried out at the present day than in former years, and in the southern parts of the tribe seems to have died out altogether. 1 When it is decided who is guilty, a council of the old men of the group to which the dead man belonged is held and, if it be decided that vengeance is to be exacted by means of a Kurdaitcha party, then the man who is to play this part is chosen. The name Kurdaitcha is applied to the latter 2 and he wears the shoes to which by white men the name of Kurdaitcha.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1422; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1279, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Before a man may wear the shoes he has to submit to a most painful ordeal. A stone is heated to redness and then applied to the ball of the small toe of either foot, it does not matter which, until, as the natives say, the joint is softened when with a sudden jerk, the toe is pulled outwards and the joint is thus dislocated. There is no doubt that some such ordeal as this is passed through, as we have examined feet of men who claim to be what is called Ertwa Kurdaitcha at Charlotte Waters, Crown Point on the Finke River, Owen Springs and Alice Springs amongst the Macdonnell Ranges, all of which show the remarkable peculiarity of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1423; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1280, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Each Kurdaitcha man when going on his errand is accompanied by a medicine man and the two men are rubbed over with charcoal—black being in the Arunta tribe the colour associated with magic—and decorated with bands of white down. The hair of both men is tied up behind and a small conical helmet of twigs is fastened on with hair string. The Kurdaitcha himself has lines of down passing across the front of the helmet, down the side of the face and front of the body and legs as far as the knees. The medicine man has a median line running from the top of the helmet to the tip of his nose; another curved line meeting this at both ends.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1424; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1281, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the eye of each side; and on the body a broad band of charcoal runs across from shoulder to shoulder and downwards till, at the level of the sternum, it divides into two, one passing on either side of the mid line and so on as far down as the knee. The bands are outlined with white down, and, as the pattern is a constant one, the Kurdaitcha man can always be distinguished from the medicine man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1425; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1282, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Then the medicine man falls into the rear while the Kurdaitcha stealthily creeps forward towards his quarry and suddenly rising up, spears him before he is aware of the presence of an enemy.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1426; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1283, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Most probably the explanation is, not that the native cannot follow the track, but that either he persuades himself that he cannot, or, what is still more likely, that the fear of the magic power of the dreaded Kurdaitcha causes him, if he catches sight of such a track, to avoid as much as possible the spot where he has seen it, in just the same way in which an ordinary European peasant will avoid the spot haunted by a ghost.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1427; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Magic", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1284, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "This is the only case which has come to our knowledge in which a woman is decorated with down fixed on with blood, and in which she actually handles a Churinga. The latter, of course, is not one of the ancestral Churinga, but it is regarded as being a sacred stick, and is spoken of as a Churinga just as are certain other similarly shaped sticks which are used in various ceremonies, for which they may be specially made. All that the woman is told is that the stick has been sung over, and is what is called Arungquiltha, that is, charged with magic and evil influence.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1428; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Arungquiltha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Arungquiltha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1285, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Travelling back to the Arunta country, the Atninga party separated into various contingents, each of which went to its own locality, upon arrival at which certain ceremonies had to be observed. The Alice Springs contingent, which will serve to illustrate what took place in each instance, halted some distance away from the main camp and decorated their bodies, painting them all over with powdered charcoal and placing on their foreheads and through the septum of the nose small twigs of a species of Eremophila. As soon as they came in sight of the main camp they began to perform an excited war-dance, approaching in the form of a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1429; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Ulthana in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Ulthana", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1286, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "It is supposed to be very effective as a means of frightening the Ulthana, that is the spirit of the dead man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1430; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Ulthana in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Ulthana", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1287, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The Ulthana or spirit of the dead man is supposed to follow the party in the form of a little bird called Chichurkna and is constantly on the look-out to injure the Immirinja.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1431; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Ulthana in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Ulthana", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1288, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "It is generally supposed that amongst Australian natives the name of a dead man is never mentioned. This is not however strictly true as regards the Arunta tribe. There are various degrees of silence to be observed by different persons and these are dependent upon the mutual relationship which existed between the dead and living individual. During the period of mourning which follows immediately upon the death of a man and occupies a period of from twelve to eighteen months, no person must mention the name of the deceased except it be absolutely necessary to do so, and then only in a whisper for fear of disturbing and annoying the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1432; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Burial and Mourning", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca16.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1289, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "In these ceremonies also only a limited number ever take part as actual performers, and, instead of occupying a long time in their performance, they usually last only a few minutes. Unlike those of the ordinary dances, also, the design always has a definite significance, and is supposed in many cases to have been handed down from the Alcheringa, while in others the decorations have been shown to the owner of the quabara by the Iruntarinia, or spirits. These ceremonies, again, are never passed on from tribe to tribe, but are in the possession of certain individuals who have received them by right of inheritance, that is, they may.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1433; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Iruntarinia in Sacred Objects and Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Iruntarinia", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca21.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1290, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The exact significance of this can only be a matter of conjecture, p. 630 for the natives have not, so far as we can find out, any idea with regard to its origin or meaning. The decoration evidently points to the fact that it has some relation to a human being, and possibly we may have in the Kauaua the expression of the idea of the association of a spirit individual with a tree. We find, it must be remembered, amongst the Arunta tribe that trees are intimately associated with particular celebrated individuals of the Alcheringa whose spirits especially frequent those which are their Nanja trees, and, whilst there is no such thing.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1434; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit individual in Sacred Objects and Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "spirit individual", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca21.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1329, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t the Engwura which can only be regarded as pointing back to the existence of a different state of affairs from that which now obtains. For example, in the Quabarra Ingwurninga inkinja, 1 two men had their bodies decorated with circles of white down which were supposed to represent the skulls of slain and eaten men. The performers themselves represented the Ulthana or spirits of the dead men wandering about in search of those who had killed and eaten them. In another ceremony two Achilpa men were engaged in cooking the body of a third; in another, p. 474 p. 475 concerned with the white bat totem, one of the performers carried on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1503; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Ulthana in Totemic Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Ulthana", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca14.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1330, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ny, what he describes as the first initiation ceremony of women being that of introcision, the equivalent of the Ariltha kuma ceremony amongst the central tribes, op. cil., p. 174. 467:1 Expedition in North West and Western Australia, 1841, vol. ii., p. 228. 468:1 Chapter VI. 473:1 Ingwurninga means bones; inkinja, arisen. Next: Chapter XIII. The Customs of Kurdaitcha and Illapurinja and the Avenging Party or Atninga", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1504; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcha in Totemic Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca14.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1331, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he ceremony as performed in the different tribes. p. 459 CEREMONY OF NOSE BORING In the Arunta and Ilpirra tribes when a boy's nose has been bored, that is as soon as the operation has been completed, he strips a piece of bark off a gum tree, if possible, and throws it as far as he can in the direction of the Alcheringa camp of his mother, that is where the spirit individual of which his mother is the reincarnation lived in the Alcheringa. This little ceremony is called ilyabara iwuma or the bark-throwing, and the boy is told to do it by men who stand to him in the relation of Arunga, Oknia, and Okilia, who also tell him that the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1505; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit individual in Totemic Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "spirit individual", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca14.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1332, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "When it is known who the culprit is a Kurdaitcha party may be arranged to avenge the death. This custom is, so the natives say, much less frequently carried out at the present day than in former years, and in the southern parts of the tribe seems to have died out altogether. 1 When it is decided who is guilty, a council of the old men of the group to which the dead man belonged is held and, if it be decided that vengeance is to be exacted by means of a Kurdaitcha party, then the man who is to play this part is chosen. The name Kurdaitcha is applied to the latter 2 and he wears the shoes to which by white men the name of Kurdaitcha.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1508; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1333, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the eye of each side; and on the body a broad band of charcoal runs across from shoulder to shoulder and downwards till, at the level of the sternum, it divides into two, one passing on either side of the mid line and so on as far down as the knee. The bands are outlined with white down, and, as the pattern is a constant one, the Kurdaitcha man can always be distinguished from the medicine man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1510; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1334, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Then the medicine man falls into the rear while the Kurdaitcha stealthily creeps forward towards his quarry and suddenly rising up, spears him before he is aware of the presence of an enemy.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1511; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1335, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Most probably the explanation is, not that the native cannot follow the track, but that either he persuades himself that he cannot, or, what is still more likely, that the fear of the magic power of the dreaded Kurdaitcha causes him, if he catches sight of such a track, to avoid as much as possible the spot where he has seen it, in just the same way in which an ordinary European peasant will avoid the spot haunted by a ghost.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1512; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Magic", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1336, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "This is the only case which has come to our knowledge in which a woman is decorated with down fixed on with blood, and in which she actually handles a Churinga. The latter, of course, is not one of the ancestral Churinga, but it is regarded as being a sacred stick, and is spoken of as a Churinga just as are certain other similarly shaped sticks which are used in various ceremonies, for which they may be specially made. All that the woman is told is that the stick has been sung over, and is what is called Arungquiltha, that is, charged with magic and evil influence.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1513; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Arungquiltha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Arungquiltha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1337, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "It is supposed to be very effective as a means of frightening the Ulthana, that is the spirit of the dead man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1515; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Ulthana in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Ulthana", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1338, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Churinga. The latter, of course, is not one of the ancestral Churinga, but it is regarded as being a sacred stick, and is spoken of as a Churinga just as are certain other similarly shaped sticks which are used in various ceremonies, for which they may be specially made. All that the woman is told is that the stick has been sung over, and is what is called Arungquiltha, that is, charged with magic and evil influence. The whole affair is a superstition kept alive to make some women believe that they, or their brothers, will suffer if certain ceremonies are not duly attended to, and it is worthy of notice that in this instance the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1516; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Arungquiltha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Arungquiltha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1339, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "unity of watching them—has seen the track of a man or woman he will distinguish it afterwards from that of any other individual of his acquaintance. Most probably the explanation is, not that the native cannot follow the track, but that either he persuades himself that he cannot, or, what is still more likely, that the fear of the magic power of the dreaded Kurdaitcha causes him, if he catches sight of such a track, to avoid as much as possible the spot where he has seen it, in just the same way in which an ordinary European peasant will avoid the spot haunted by a ghost. Our impression with regard to the Kurdaitcha is that at the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1517; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Magic", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1340, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "des himself that he cannot, or, what is still more likely, that the fear of the magic power of the dreaded Kurdaitcha causes him, if he catches sight of such a track, to avoid as much as possible the spot where he has seen it, in just the same way in which an ordinary European peasant will avoid the spot haunted by a ghost. Our impression with regard to the Kurdaitcha is that at the present day it is merely a matter of myth, though at the same time every native is firmly convinced that some other native does actually “go Kurdaitcha,” and is quite prepared, as a general rule, to allow others to think that he himself does; he will.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1518; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Magic", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1341, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "to avoid as much as possible the spot where he has seen it, in just the same way in which an ordinary European peasant will avoid the spot haunted by a ghost. Our impression with regard to the Kurdaitcha is that at the present day it is merely a matter of myth, though at the same time every native is firmly convinced that some other native does actually “go Kurdaitcha,” and is quite prepared, as a general rule, to allow others to think that he himself does; he will even go to the length of suffering the pain of having his toe dislocated in order to “prove” that he is a genuine Ertwa Kurdaitcha. p. 484 To those who are personally.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1519; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Magic", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1342, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "on the other hand, the idea is to render him or her more conspicuous, and so to allow the spirit to see that it is being properly mourned for. Footnotes 500:1 Amongst the Warramunga tribe, the widow crops her hair short, and after cutting open the middle line of the scalp, runs a fire-stick along the wound, often with serious results. Next: Chapter XV. The Iruntarinia and Arumburinga, or Spirit Individuals", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1520; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Iruntarinia in Burial and Mourning", "canonical_figure": "Iruntarinia", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca16.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1343, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "In these ceremonies also only a limited number ever take part as actual performers, and, instead of occupying a long time in their performance, they usually last only a few minutes. Unlike those of the ordinary dances, also, the design always has a definite significance, and is supposed in many cases to have been handed down from the Alcheringa, while in others the decorations have been shown to the owner of the quabara by the Iruntarinia, or spirits. These ceremonies, again, are never passed on from tribe to tribe, but are in the possession of certain individuals who have received them by right of inheritance, that is, they may.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1521; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Iruntarinia in Sacred Objects and Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Iruntarinia", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca21.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1344, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The exact significance of this can only be a matter of conjecture, p. 630 for the natives have not, so far as we can find out, any idea with regard to its origin or meaning. The decoration evidently points to the fact that it has some relation to a human being, and possibly we may have in the Kauaua the expression of the idea of the association of a spirit individual with a tree. We find, it must be remembered, amongst the Arunta tribe that trees are intimately associated with particular celebrated individuals of the Alcheringa whose spirits especially frequent those which are their Nanja trees, and, whilst there is no such thing.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1522; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit individual in Sacred Objects and Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "spirit individual", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca21.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1345, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "performers, and, instead of occupying a long time in their performance, they usually last only a few minutes. Unlike those of the ordinary dances, also, the design always has a definite significance, and is supposed in many cases to have been handed down from the Alcheringa, while in others the decorations have been shown to the owner of the quabara by the Iruntarinia, or spirits. These ceremonies, again, are never passed on from tribe to tribe, but are in the possession of certain individuals who have received them by right of inheritance, that is, they may be regarded as private property, p. 625 and each one is, save those given.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1523; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Iruntarinia in Sacred Objects and Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Iruntarinia", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca21.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1346, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "thers the decorations have been shown to the owner of the quabara by the Iruntarinia, or spirits. These ceremonies, again, are never passed on from tribe to tribe, but are in the possession of certain individuals who have received them by right of inheritance, that is, they may be regarded as private property, p. 625 and each one is, save those given by the Iruntarinia, associated with some special man or woman of the Alcheringa. All of them are connected with the totems. The various forms of design may be seen by reference to the figures illustrating the Engwura. Almost always, as in the ordinary dances, special attention is paid.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1524; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Iruntarinia in Sacred Objects and Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "Iruntarinia", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca21.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1347, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "totems. The exact significance of this can only be a matter of conjecture, p. 630 for the natives have not, so far as we can find out, any idea with regard to its origin or meaning. The decoration evidently points to the fact that it has some relation to a human being, and possibly we may have in the Kauaua the expression of the idea of the association of a spirit individual with a tree. We find, it must be remembered, amongst the Arunta tribe that trees are intimately associated with particular celebrated individuals of the Alcheringa whose spirits especially frequent those which are their Nanja trees, and, whilst there is no.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1525; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit individual in Sacred Objects and Ceremonies", "canonical_figure": "spirit individual", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca21.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1566, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "I'existence, dans ce recueil de quelques contes a demi facetieux et de veritables petits romans de la vie sauvage ou apparait dans toute sa tragique misere I'existence des indigenes dont la pensee est tendue tout entiere vers la recherche de la nourriture. Le livre de Mrs. Langloh Parker est edite avec une sobre et charmante elegance ; il est precede d'une spirituelle et alerte preface de M. Andrew Lang. Ce livre, qui fait grand honneur a celle qui en a con9U la plan et qui I'a execute, rendra a la mythologie comparee de reels services.\" — Revue de I'Histoire des Religions. EAGLEHAWK AND CROW A STUDY OF THE AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1744; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1567, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "resembling a human being, but with a body as hard as a stone. He used to kill many blacks. He was supported by people' of his own. The blacks would not visit this i-ange on any account. Mr. Stanbridge states that the Boorong tribe, who inhabit the Mallee country in the neighbourhood of Lake Tyrril, have preserved an account of the Nurrum-bung-utrias or old spirits, a people who formerly possessed their country and who had the knowledge of fire. This tribe imagined the star Canopus to be * Mr. R. Brough Smyth's \" The Aborigines of Victoria,\" vol. i. p. 453. 20 EAGLKIIAWK AND CHOW the male crow, the first to bring fire from space.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1745; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1568, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n aperture with four spiral grooves in the perforation. The Hindoos believe that these apertures are the traces of Vishnu having entered the stones in the form of a reptile. It is worthy of note that among the New Hebrideans, as the Rev. Dr. J. G, Paton has told me, the sacred pebbles have a small aperture, regarded as the place of exit and entrance for the spirit which the stone represents. The Scdcujrama stones are found in the bed of the Gundak River, and are supposed by Coleman to be mineralised fossils of the Beleranites or Orthoceratites. The Binlang stones found in the Nerbudda River are worshipped as emblems of Siva. The.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1746; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1569, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Mr. Davies corroborates what I have said of the presence of that defect of character which may be termed instability. It may be said that the whole fabric of their moral character is in a position of unstable equilibrium. The slightest strain will destroy the poise. They have a courage which fits them to perform marvellous feats of tree-climbing, gives them spirit to assert their rights in the face of danger from the white man's superior know- ledge and strength, and, for a time at least, qualifies them to excel as roughriders. But their bravery is neither steady nor deep-rooted. No doubt they are very covetous, but they are also.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1747; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1570, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ting of a few Kanaka canoes to Australian shores, although from the fact that stones were objects of veneration among the Tasmanians the inference would be that this at least was a superstition common to all primitive Papuans. The Australians have what may be termed an apprehension of ghosts rather than a belief in them, the relations of the living with the spirits being more or less intimate in different tribes. In the tribe with which I was best acquainted, while the blacks had a term for ghost and believed that there were departed spirits who were sometimes to be seen among the foliage, individual men would tell you upon.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1748; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1571, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "superstition common to all primitive Papuans. The Australians have what may be termed an apprehension of ghosts rather than a belief in them, the relations of the living with the spirits being more or less intimate in different tribes. In the tribe with which I was best acquainted, while the blacks had a term for ghost and believed that there were departed spirits who were sometimes to be seen among the foliage, individual men would tell you upon inquiry that they believed that death was the last of them. In other words, a man's per- sonality died with his body and was not continued in his ghost. A ghost was called a * shadow,'.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1749; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1572, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "uld tell you upon inquiry that they believed that death was the last of them. In other words, a man's per- sonality died with his body and was not continued in his ghost. A ghost was called a * shadow,' and the conception of its existence was shadowy like itself. A general feature of Australian mythology is the peopling of deep waterholes with indescribable spirits. The Kabi tribe deified the rainbow, a superstition apparently confined to this people. He lived in unfathomable waterholes on the mountains, and when visible was in the act of passing from one haunt to another. He was accredited with exchanging children after the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1750; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1573, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "p boorkoorook na goe — woor, walini kolandroam wol biambule pongarnoti popopondi nouwaki - brauwin mrart ngauk — urakabi — - baiamai baggin _ gurruman — — mahn (C.) bowwan (C.) mummuya kommirra baiame — — — — munder nguthuru nguthuru — — ninni ninni gurly gurly — ■ — chinga — — budanl — mar-moo — carn-koo — brupe {devil) — pangari, lilliri — marralye wilya [spirit) madio (slittdi) — kuinyo tovvilla punga, turra pindee,\\vahtta,noorinya boorree koylppa kolyppara moora moora kootchie moongara (spirit) — karina yarkamata — tati — — simbingergolun mungo niolnganding berauel darimiet — - bararang bararang molang — nouri nouri - nari —.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1751; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1574, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "gin _ gurruman — — mahn (C.) bowwan (C.) mummuya kommirra baiame — — — — munder nguthuru nguthuru — — ninni ninni gurly gurly — ■ — chinga — — budanl — mar-moo — carn-koo — brupe {devil) — pangari, lilliri — marralye wilya [spirit) madio (slittdi) — kuinyo tovvilla punga, turra pindee,\\vahtta,noorinya boorree koylppa kolyppara moora moora kootchie moongara (spirit) — karina yarkamata — tati — — simbingergolun mungo niolnganding berauel darimiet — - bararang bararang molang — nouri nouri - nari — erinya mangabara undoolya (W. pirkooir haru — tchopo — wharbur — — in man in gam — — ngai, tschoa ngai, tscboa anndormre — amvou, tschoa.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1752; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1575, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tor, i6, 231 Food, Varieties of, S9 ; Native words for, 252 Foot, Native words for, 34, 41, 155, 249 Footmark, Native words for, 219 ForeJtead, Native words for, 246 Four, Native words for, 271 Froggat's, ilr, William, Visit to Glenelg River, 137 Full, Native words for, 236 G Gaiety of the Aboriginals, So Generosity of the Blacks, So '•Ghindaring,\" the Bad Spirit, 146 (l/tont, Native words for, 213 Ghosts, Native Apprehension of, 146 Giles, Mr., Cave-paintings discovered by, 126 Gippsland dialect, Vocabulary of, 20S-272 legend. A, 16 (iirl, Native words for, 222 Cnve, Native words for. 260 Glenelg lUver, Cave-paintings found on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1753; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1576, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ai Lai . . , la panyal yalok Si Ercildoime . . la kawa bar .§ Avoca R. . . lakh kauwa bor S= Broken Ji. . . niordyir •ngorak kurnung ^ Guiibower . laar ponyul yalok Warrnambool . moral — dhartum Mortlake inerri kung, kaa bur^ng ^ Booandik, S. A. muri boopik yaro i\\ Lower Lachlan and Murrum- kwiarpi porporkui yerani \\ bidgee Gippsland . . walung krangark keauwitch j Barwidgee, Up- per Murray gibba bubbura jeringemor -0 Woorajery Tribe, gibber bulga billabong [big, dry) Upper Murray, « s N.S.IV. IViraidhuri — bangala gungan, hi\\\\d^(river) Turuwul, Port kibba [rock, H.) — turagung (R.) Jackson ■y ^ Azvabakal . tunnung bulka kirunta ^.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1754; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1577, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "iria (old) winylr mutchaburry m. mongan winnja yandiorn bulka, kulya pinaroo karuro mutchuchu more lariba longailinga bork darral ayna piringga pinga oolpa wattepoi waggapoi keturkekai moroigo natangmoli matua tela nurseramp tatane ituai Woman lonanna lowanna nowaleah loubra lurga (D.)lolna(J.) baigurk bagurk bangbanggo baibago bedyir rembindyuk, leyruk kuguwitch dhumdhumboorn kinekine-nool moroinsrham wurukot jeri nukung yinar ylran mug-erding yago wanndi, nyalo wurnanng ho-kana mimini pallara, ngammaityu ngammaitya buiTukka widla kuei onullaga mungedraa wundinigmun aringa, nama ihandur wolnga (youttc tchalbu dronnanne andrommre.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1755; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1578, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n ngarambi nguruindh warui buthar googie nurrung burnna kurra koomal wagie mulliwa walga — yallebiri wadebi warrida — tula galka — wye-hoota cur-lier ween-dug-a wol-lowra {eagle) piltari pinyali tiyauwe wulde pilla warraitya — yarnu — kari pundonya pilla, wilto yarinjy kulttee tarkooloo bilyahra pildra woroocathie kopirrie curawura balu warukatchi kurininga witchuhankura kargoin jungoobury muinbooaberry goorithilla raacmilla (C.) langura (C.) kurara (P.) — — moraqunda — — wiyi ngurin tyang murmello lungar kuriningara - - antina ilia ad-june-pa (W. ) eritya adel pur konjil — yowere — tchatti yelngur oolon oorooba — — 'nrerandre.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1756; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1579, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ll dwell with us.\" Had this overture not miscarried, two families might have amalgamated and become \"one people'' as was proposed, embracing two intermarrying but exoganious classes. In this instance the cross-marriages would have begun by compact not by capture, and subsequent historians or ethnologists might have accounted for the rise of the classes by a supernatural wisdom like that which characterises the Murdoo legend. Messrs. Fison and Howitt obliterate the Australian individual in the distant past, regarding him as merged in his class. The class is an entity of which one person is only a fragment, and all the members of a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1757; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "supernatural in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1580, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "estion may be reasonably asked is this Buddai not as likely to refer to Daibaitah of the north- west as to Budha ? In New Guinea, according to Marsden, the same deity is known as ' Wat,' the first and third syllables of the name being lopped off. And further, may it not be possible that Baiame, of New South Wales, and Pundyil, of Victoria, refer to the same supernatural being ? Baiame, indeed, may be a local * \" Queensland, Australia,\"' p. 379. us i:a(;li:hawk and crow pc|iiivaleut of Banna, another Sumatrau deity. The blackfellow Yanjj^alla already mentioned recognised Daibaitah as Pundyil; the fancied resemblance may have been.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1758; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "supernatural in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1581, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and Pundyil, of Victoria, refer to the same supernatural being ? Baiame, indeed, may be a local * \" Queensland, Australia,\"' p. 379. us i:a(;li:hawk and crow pc|iiivaleut of Banna, another Sumatrau deity. The blackfellow Yanjj^alla already mentioned recognised Daibaitah as Pundyil; the fancied resemblance may have been due to an impression that both \\vt>re supernatural beings, but, on the other hand, the names may be etymologically related, and if so, a unity is given to the native belief in a divinity. The mvths regarding the creation are numerous, and there are some which refer to a liood, but there is no common fixed account of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1759; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "supernatural in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1582, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ited as an example, another instance of the unreliability and invalidity of a deduction from negative evidence. Among the Kamilroi and allied tribes to the north of New South Wales the character of a beneficent deity, known as Baiarae, has been well elaborated. The name, according to the Rev. W. Ridley, is derived from 'baia,' to make or build hy cliopping. Baiame is the creator and preserver. The Wiradhuri regarded him under a slightly altered name, Baiamai, as eternal, omnipotent, and good. A supreme deity was known by the name of Anambu or Miuumbu by the Pikumbul tribe ; at Illawarra he was called Miriru ; on the Murray.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1760; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "Baiame in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "Baiame", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1583, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tyal murup mula bundyil yulok waingar ngark barnibinmel natya murup ngark — ngarang murup — paindyil ngatta munganitch ngarkuk pirnmaheal muurup muurup waul' — mooroop boorkoorook na goe — woor, walini kolandroam wol biambule pongarnoti popopondi nouwaki - brauwin mrart ngauk — urakabi — - baiamai baggin _ gurruman — — mahn (C.) bowwan (C.) mummuya kommirra baiame — — — — munder nguthuru nguthuru — — ninni ninni gurly gurly — ■ — chinga — — budanl — mar-moo — carn-koo — brupe {devil) — pangari, lilliri — marralye wilya [spirit) madio (slittdi) — kuinyo tovvilla punga, turra pindee,\\vahtta,noorinya boorree koylppa kolyppara moora.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1761; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1584, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ers. At King George * Genesis, xlix. t Daniel, vii. 3. + Isaiah, li. 9. § \" Kamilroi and Kurnai,\" p. 288. II \" The Australian Race,\" vol. ii. p. 165. 18 i:agli:iia\\\\ K and cuow Sound, among a connnunity of the Meenung blacks, the white cockatoo is substituted for the eaglehawk as one of the primary- divisions, the crow being the other.* In central Victoria, Bunjil {ea;/hha,rk) was the name of a deity as well as a class-name. In Gippsland, N'ictoria. it was a title of respect applied to men. A.t the most easterly point of Australia, between the Albert and Tweed Rivers, the equivalent of \"blacks\" is Meebin, which also signifies.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1762; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "Bunjil in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1585, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Government of New South Wales in 1852 or 1853, and cited by Mr. Curr.|| The tradition is that the first black man on the Darling had two wives, Kilparra and Mokwarra. The sons of the one married the daughters of the other, and the class-names were inherited from the mothers. At King George * Genesis, xlix. t Daniel, vii. 3. + Isaiah, li. 9. § \" Kamilroi and Kurnai,\" p. 288. II \" The Australian Race,\" vol. ii. p. 165. 18 i:agli:iia\\\\ K and cuow Sound, among a connnunity of the Meenung blacks, the white cockatoo is substituted for the eaglehawk as one of the primary- divisions, the crow being the other.* In central Victoria, Bunjil.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1764; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "Bunjil in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "Bunjil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1586, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "appropriate, the former doubtful. An argument in favour of group-marriage based upon the application of terms designating real relationship to all the members of a group where there are four or more groups is met by the objection that in Australia the manifold groups have been derived from an original pair. The Rev. Dr. L. Fison, in the work \" Kamilroi and Kurnai,\" emphasises and corroborates Mr. Morgan's view. Dr. Fison, in dealing with the rise of the Australian exogamous classes, lays stress upon the Murdoo legend, an aboriginal tradition, the substance of which is that the classes restricting matrimony were constituted to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1768; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurnai in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "Kurnai", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1587, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "thic age, were among the most distinguished.\" — St. James's Gazette. \" Mrs. Parker has added to the gaiety of nations by this collection of Antipodean legends.\" — Saturday Revieiv. \" Extremely interesting and curious.\" — Antiquary. \" To the ethnologist and folk-lorist this book is of great value, but its main use will probably be to provide new and original fairy tales for the juveniles.\" — Church Revieu.'. •' Mrs. Parker has striven, and not unsuccessfully, to do for Australian folk-lore what Longfellow did in ' Hiawatha ' for the North American tribes.\" — Sydney Morning Herald. Some iprCSS IROttceS {continued) \" Children will.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1769; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "fairy in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1705, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "as to sex of Europeans. — A promise kept. — Powers of imitation.— A native on board ship. — Botanical knowledge. — Expressions of good will. — Conclusion of La Billardi^re's narrative. — Interviews with P6ron. — Surprise at fairness of European skin. — Curiosity at sight of boat. — In- telligence. — Two females. — Their appearance. — Surprise at gloves. — A spirituel girl.— Demonstrations of friendship. — Twenty females interviewed. — Effedl of European singing. — Singing imitated.— A curious escort. — Ill-will of husbands. — A welcome meeting. — Desire to ascertain sex of Europeans. — Curiosity as to European's insensibility to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1888; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1706, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of convi<5ls and sealers. — Evidence in Government notice and in Report of Aboriginal Committee. — Ingratitude and treachery. — A barbarous murder. — West's testimony. — Occasional generosity towards enemies. — Ross's testimony. — Friendly when well treated.— Gratitude.— Cruel treatment of animals. Religion. — Belief in Supreme Being doubtful.— Good and bad spirit. — Inferior spirits. — Women's religious chant. — The moon not a deity.— rPoly- theism. — Bones as charms. Immortality of soul. — Name applied to spirits of departed friends. — England the aboriginal Hades. — Fatalism. — Good and bad spirits.— Future state.— Fear of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1889; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1707, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t's testimony. — Occasional generosity towards enemies. — Ross's testimony. — Friendly when well treated.— Gratitude.— Cruel treatment of animals. Religion. — Belief in Supreme Being doubtful.— Good and bad spirit. — Inferior spirits. — Women's religious chant. — The moon not a deity.— rPoly- theism. — Bones as charms. Immortality of soul. — Name applied to spirits of departed friends. — England the aboriginal Hades. — Fatalism. — Good and bad spirits.— Future state.— Fear of darkness. — Devil believed to be white. — Creation.— Future state. — Absence of idols. — Prophetic communica- tions. — Vagueness of ideas. — Jump up white.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1890; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1708, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "oducing fire. — Flint implements mistaken for fire flints. — Fire drills. — Tongue and groove fire sticks. — Stars tumble down. — Fire drill. — Torches. — Tinder. — Carrying fire. — Native fires different to those of settlers. — \" Smokes.\" — Legend of the origin of fire recorded by Milligan. — Castor and Pollux. Food. — Original dislike to European food and spirits. — Repugnance overcome. — Killing sheep. — Objecflions to European cookery. — Enormous appetites. — Cause of voracity. — Every variety of animal eaten. — Fat objecfled to. — Birds. — Fat of soup smeared on head. — Stricflures with regard to consumption of male or female.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1891; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1709, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "vous goblins, whose abodes were caverns and dark recesses of the dense forests, clefts in rocks on the mountain tops, etc. ; and that they considered one or two spirits to be of omnipotent energy ; but that they do not seem to have invested even these last with attributes of benevolence, although they reposed unqualified trust in the tutelar agencies of the spirits of their departed friends and relations. To these guardian spirits they gave the generic name War- rawak,* an aboriginal term, like the Latin word umbra, signifying shade, shadow, ghost, or' apparition.\" Calder relates that on one occasion, ** while the natives were.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1892; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1710, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ld think should know. According to West (II. pp. 89-90) : ** Their religious ideas were exceedingly meagre and uncertain. To Horton's inquiries, in 1821, they answered, * don't know,* with broad grins. They appear to have had no religious rites, and few congenial ideas : they dreaded darkness and feared to wander from their fires; they recognized a maligant spirit, and attributed strong emotions to the devil [sic] . The feats imputed to his agency do not much differ from the sensations of night-mare. They believed him to be white — a notion, suggested by their national experience. They ascribed extraordinary convulsions to his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1893; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1711, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "181- 182) : \" These people have received a few faint ideas of the existence and superintending providence of God ; but they still attribute the strong emotions of their minds to the devil, who, they say, tells them this or that, and to whom they attribute the power of prophetic communications It is not clear that by the devil they mean anything more than a spirit; but they say he lives in their breasts, on which account they shrink from having the breast touched. One of their names for a white man signifies a white devil or spirit ; this has probably arisen from mistaking white men at first for spiritual beings. They have also.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1894; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1712, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "inds to the devil, who, they say, tells them this or that, and to whom they attribute the power of prophetic communications It is not clear that by the devil they mean anything more than a spirit; but they say he lives in their breasts, on which account they shrink from having the breast touched. One of their names for a white man signifies a white devil or spirit ; this has probably arisen from mistaking white men at first for spiritual beings. They have also some vague ideas of a future existence, as may be inferred from their remarks resped^ing the deceased woman on the Hunter Island. They also say they suppose that when they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1895; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1713, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "6 Island, Recherche to Pit water. | Bay, and the South of Tasmania. Sing a song Sink Sister Sit down Skeleton (bones of) Skin Ditto of Kangaroo Skull Sky (cloud in) Sleep Sleep (very sound) Smile Smoke Smooth Snail Sneeze Snore Snow Sole (of foot) Song Soon Son Sour Spaniel (dog) | Spark Ditto, fire Spawn (of frogs) Spear (wood) Spew (to) Speak Spider Spine Spirit of the dead Ditto, of evil — the devil [tive power Ditto, of great crea- Spit Sport (play) Spring (wattle blossom Scjuall [season Stamp (with the foot) Stand (stand up) Star Starlight Shooting star Steal Step (foot-step) Stomach Stone Lyenny riacunna ' Tomla, tome,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1896; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1714, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "anops) Kokeri Kokelitie Mud, sediment Kokina ... ... Hawk, (eagle) Kokolini konkua Demur (grumble) Ko-kra Twitch (pluck) Kokura ... ... Jerk Kokuina ... Beard Kole ... ... Twitch, (pluck) Koliena ... .. Orphan Komeka... ... Egg Komen6-wagel6 Beard Komena-purena Beard Komena-rania ... Beardless comineralia Komeneana ... Moth Komniena ... Chin Komptensl, Kom- Spirit of evil— the tanor devil ; dog Komtenana ... Grass-tree Komiena ... Gristle Kongatuile, Kon- Crazy, Cranky gatune [guin6 Kongine, Kon- Beard Kongene ... Chin Koniab ... Hold your tongue, be patient, by and bye Koruna ... ... Eagle (wedge-tail) Kothe ... ... Soon,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1897; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1715, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "le Imp Ria warawa noil6 Demon Ria-wurawa . . Apparition Riaw6, riawena Sport (play), fun Riawe waibori Sport (play) Riawuna ... Circle* Rielowolingana Palm of the hand Riena ... ... Hand, finger Riena-aiita ... Left hand Rienalbugi ... Snow Rienatiabrutia ... Teal Riengena Poatina Den (of wild ani- mals) Riengina ... Crevice or fissure in rocks Rigaropa ... Spirit, of evil— the devil Rigebena ... Hand Rigl ... ... Heel Riitonie ... ... Nail (finger) Rikara ... ... Row (a long one) Rikatenina ... Knuckle Rikent6 ... ... Babe Ri-lia ... ... Hand Rilia ... ... Finger Ri-mutha ... Fist Rina ... ... Fingers Rina ... ... Polishing (the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1898; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1716, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "angena Yavla, Yolla, youlla Ya-waraniakunia Yawarena Yenaloig Yenemi ... Yenena ... Grinder (back tooth) Top Burn (hurt by fire) Crab (largest^ Toothless Fang (canine tooth) Twirl, twist, turn to Earthquake Limp, right foot Taste, try, to Tooth Dwarf Arm Four Punk Wood Fin (of a fish) Leap Little birds Fleet (swift) Widow Yiakanara Youtantalabaua Zitina ... Spirit of the dead, apparition Shadow Greeting (a) Greeting (a) Teeth Jawbone Mutton bird (sooty Petrel) Cobbler's Awl (a bird) Haliotis tuberculata (mutton fish) Grinder (back tooth) Anoint Heron (Egret) white (Herodias syrmato- phorus) Full (a vessel filled) Mouth Hair.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1899; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1717, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "energy ; but that they do not seem to have invested even these last with attributes of benevolence, although they reposed unqualified trust in the tutelar agencies of the spirits of their departed friends and relations. To these guardian spirits they gave the generic name War- rawak,* an aboriginal term, like the Latin word umbra, signifying shade, shadow, ghost, or' apparition.\" Calder relates that on one occasion, ** while the natives were making the funeral pile, Robinson took occasion to extracfl from them what their ideas were of a future state, and where they thought the departed went to. They all answered, ^ Dreeny,' that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1900; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1718, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ILLIGAN S XXVll Vocabulary of Dialects of Aboriginal Tribes of Tasmania. English. Tribes from Oyster Bay to Pit water. Forest ground Forget Four Fragrant (smell) Freestone Fresh water Friend Frigid (cold) Fright Frog Frost Frost (hoar) Fuel Full (after a meal) Full (a vessel filled) Fun (sport) Fundament Fur of animals Fury Gale Gannet (5»/a Australis) Gape Ghost Giri Glutton Good Person Go Good (things) Goose (Cape Barren) Cereopsis Nov. Holh ' Gosling Grandmother Grass Great-bellied (with child) Green (thing) Greeting (a) Grin (to make faces) Grinder (back tooth) Gristle Groin Ground Teeatta kannamarra- nah Poeenabah Pagunta.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1901; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1719, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Song Hen (native) Hen (native) Air Dance Tree (Blackwood) W^oman, white Footmark of white man Footmark of white man Rail (Rallns pector- alis) Dance Man (white) Caterpillar (small) Thumb Fist Knuckle Wrist Palm of the hand Gum (wattle tree) Ixxvi H. LING ROTH. — ABORIGINES OF TASMANIA. Riaputhegana ... Tame Riawaiak . . . Full (after a meal) Riawarawapa ... Ghost Ria warape nolle Imp Ria warawa noil6 Demon Ria-wurawa . . Apparition Riaw6, riawena Sport (play), fun Riawe waibori Sport (play) Riawuna ... Circle* Rielowolingana Palm of the hand Riena ... ... Hand, finger Riena-aiita ... Left hand Rienalbugi ... Snow Rienatiabrutia.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1902; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1720, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "H. LING ROTH. — ABORIGINES OF TASMANIA. Tara, tarana ... Wallaby {Halma^ Taw wereini . Crow turns Billardieri), Ta- win6 . Wart Kangaroo (forest- Tawna ... . Rotten wood er) Tawpenale . Opossum, ringtail- Taraba ... ... Tasmanian Devil ed {Pkalangista {Dasyurus ursinus) Cookii) Tarabibie ... Come Tawtaburana .. . Walk Tara kuna ... Switch, a Tekananga wine Ghost Tara kuni ... Shrub Tebrikuna . Cape Portland Taralangana ... Oysters (language) Tarlagna ... Oyster Tedeluna . Ship Taralia ... ... Kangaroo (forester) Tegalugrata , Heave (to pant) Tara minia ... Skin Tegana ... Heart Taramei... .. Kangaroo Tegoura . Moon, Sun Taramena.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1903; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1721, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ake) Tapmita . Hamstring (the) Taialia . Owl, large {Strtx X Aid ... . . . Weep (to) Castanops) Tara . Eucalyptus tree 20 Ixxviii H. LING ROTH. — ABORIGINES OF TASMANIA. Tara, tarana ... Wallaby {Halma^ Taw wereini . Crow turns Billardieri), Ta- win6 . Wart Kangaroo (forest- Tawna ... . Rotten wood er) Tawpenale . Opossum, ringtail- Taraba ... ... Tasmanian Devil ed {Pkalangista {Dasyurus ursinus) Cookii) Tarabibie ... Come Tawtaburana .. . Walk Tara kuna ... Switch, a Tekananga wine Ghost Tara kuni ... Shrub Tebrikuna . Cape Portland Taralangana ... Oysters (language) Tarlagna ... Oyster Tedeluna . Ship Taralia ... ... Kangaroo.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1904; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1722, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t on one side, then on the other, supplied the place of oars, and propelled this rude contrivance as quickly as an English whaleboat. At each s c u stroke the rowers uttered a B. < J loud ' Ugh,\" like a London pavior. jj 2 3 The boats have been known to \" s K live in very rough seas. An old „ I £ whaler told me he had seen one ^^ S j_ o of them go across to Witch ^^» ° ^ Island, near Port Davey, in the ■* E S midst of a storm. No cata- 5 u ^ marans were used on the northern ^ * B side of Tasmania.\" a X a li> the Hobart Museum there X ^ * sre three small models of canoes . y 2 made by aborigines. Each of s S ^ the three is made of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1905; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1723, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "amoi . Scales (of fish) Mununa... Nose Nangemuna Barren (woman) Munwaddia Feathers Nang-inia Elf or fairy (fond of Mura Heavy children, and dances Murah, murak ... Shag, black cormo- in the hills, after the rant {Phalacrocorax fashion of Scotch corboides), or [leucog- fairies) fls/^r) white-breasted Nangoinulia Whiz (like a ball. cormorant etc) Murambukania Witch or female Nangumora . Far lowana goblin, said to be Nanguna Opossum, ringtail- clothed with grass ed {Phalangista or fibrous bark Cookii) TASMANIAN-ENGLISH VOCABULARY. Ixvii Nanim-pena Nanwun .. Naoutag burak Napanrena XN ai a • • • • ■ • Narabaro, naralu- awa narawa,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1906; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "fairy in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1724, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e eighty-nine inches long and consisting of 565 of these shells {Elenchus hellulus). In the Tasmanian Museum, at Hobart, there are two necklaces ; one of light coloured shells, the other of a dark lustrous green : the latter measures 6 feet 4 inches doubled, i.^. the single string of shells is 12 feet 8 inches long. The shells which are abundant on the long giant Kelp (not the Bull-Kelp) and elsewhere are locally known as ** warrener \" or ** mariner \" shells. No native name for shell necklaces is on record. Metallurgy. Furneaux found the natives without any knowledge of the metals (Cook's Sec. Voy. Bk. I. ch. vii.), and Cook found.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1907; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "giant in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1725, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "er) Drown Drowsy Dry Ditto Duck (gender not dis- tinguished) Dug Dull (stupid dolt) Dumb Dung (excrement) Dusk Dust Dwarf Dysentery or Diarrhoea East Bay Neck Eagle Hawk Neck Eagle Eagle's nest Ear Early (in the morning at twilight) Earth (mould) Earthquake Earthworm Eat heartily Eat (to) Eat (to) Eagle (Osprey) „ (Wedge-tail) Echo Eel Effluvia Elbow Elf or fairy (fond of children and dances in the hills, after the fashion of Scotch fai ries) Eloquent (talkative) Ember (red hot) I Tribes from Oyster Bay, to Pit water. Tribes about Mount Royal, Brune Island, Recherche Bay, and the South of Tasmania Tone lunto Leenyalle Mongtantiack.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1908; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "fairy in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1726, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of Dialects of Aboriginal Tribes of Tasmania. English. Embowel (to dis-j Embrace (Platonic) Emmet (small ant) Emu (bird) Encampment Enfeeble (to) Ditto Enough (sufficient) Entrails Evening Exchange Excrement Expectorate Extinguish Exudation Exu via (skin of a snake) Eye Eyebrow Eyelash Eyelid Eyry Falmouth and George's River Face Face (fine) Facetious Faint Fairy Falsehood Fang (canine tooth) Far Ditto Fat Fat man Fat woman Father Feast Feather Feces Tribes from Oyster Bay to Pitwater. Tribes about Mount Royal, Brune Island, Recherche Bay, and the South of Tasmania. Parrawe tiakrangana Talwattawa Rugana wurranaree Ramuna reluganee.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1909; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "fairy in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1727, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "uck Mugutena ... Trees Mola . Parrot Muianato ... Aloft Mole Sea-swallow Muidje ... ... Nose Mole . Suck Muie ... Nose Moltema . Run (to) Mulu-manginie... Give me Mona, mone . Mouth, lips Mukaria... ... Water Monaganura . Ill (sick) Mukra ... ... Spaniel (dog) 17 Ixvi H. LING ROTH. ABORIGINES OF TASMANIA. Mumara, mumra, , Wood, tree, fire- Murumbukania... . Fairy mumanara, mum - wood Muramanatia ... Long way Mumelena [bra L Marrow of a bone Murden ... . Stars (little) Mumelina Marrow Murduna Star Mumlamana Father Mur kamia Hide one's self Muna Fog, wood, gum Murlia . Volute, long (V, Munagana Ankle [wood fusiformis) Munakana.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1910; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "fairy in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1728, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ribes use timy (no) instead of tacky thus : never ttmeh or timy bachelor lowatimy (lit. womanless) barren woman Iowa puggatimy (lit. woman manless) beard cowinne beardless cowintimy leaf proie leafless paroytime-na The suffix 'iack^ however, does not always mean a negative, it very often expresses general unpleasantness, thus : acid nowieack 1 LANGUAGE. 187 apparition hot ashamed bitter carcase rage catarrh cold dirty effluvia stomach hungry . stomach ful ( ? unpleasantly) krottomien toneack peooniack leiemtonnyack laieriack tniak hourrack (merack hourack) neoongyack teahnonyak tunack mawpack (mahack) memhreac plotter.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1911; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1729, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "iah-prenna e. poimena poymalangta poymalyetta poyeenta prugga poyeenta /. luggana luggana marah lugga poola mena lugyenna lugganlereena kurluggana {kuluggana Puggaluggana rialusgona LANGUAGE. 189 g, wurrawena ria-wuyrawa\\ wurrawa lowanna kukanna wurrawhina h. lennoy line nialunne, line pune line (Punna lieeminetta palinna Una wughta rotaleehana (Oyster Bay) apparition (Mount Royal) apparition widow (lit. apparition woman) echo house or hut, place nest (birds) nest (little birds) bird) eagles' nest ? eggs (contraction of puna Una) encampment (lit. hut earth long) It has been shown on pp. 107-111, that the natives construdled two.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1912; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "apparition in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2685, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "else joined in, though Miss Ribbone smiled a little. When Joe recovered he held out his plate. \"More pumpkin, Dad.\" \"If--what, sir?\" Dad was prompting him in manners. \"IF?\" and Joe laughed again. \"Who said 'if'?--I never.\" Just then Miss Ribbone sprang to her feet, knocking over the box she had been sitting on, and stood for a time as though she had seen a ghost. We stared at her. \"Oh,\" she murmured at last, \"it was the dog! It gave me such a fright!\" Mother sympathised with her and seated her again, and Dad fixed his eye on Joe. \"Did n't I tell you,\" he said, \"to keep that useless damned mongrel of a dog outside the house.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3623; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Queensland", "region": "Queensland", "state_territory": "QLD", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "ghost in On Our Selection", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On Our Selection; Steele Rudd", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3677.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3594, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rtain most interesting particulars regarding the totemism of the Arunta tribe of central Australia — notably, (i)t that totems are attached to localities, the totem of a child being determined by the place at which it was conceived. The reason given for this is that in the Alcheringa (a mythical period) one of the beast-man ancestors died at that spot ; his spirit still dwells there, and enters into such women as conceive there, coming to life anew in the child ; the tree or rock which the spirit-child is supposed to have inhabited before conception is called its ' nanja' tree or rock. (2)X That the imitation of animals at the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4644; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3595, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ched to localities, the totem of a child being determined by the place at which it was conceived. The reason given for this is that in the Alcheringa (a mythical period) one of the beast-man ancestors died at that spot ; his spirit still dwells there, and enters into such women as conceive there, coming to life anew in the child ; the tree or rock which the spirit-child is supposed to have inhabited before conception is called its ' nanja' tree or rock. (2)X That the imitation of animals at the initiation ceremonies is the representation by individuals of the actions of their particular totems and, at the same time, \" each.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4645; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3596, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ns of their particular totems and, at the same time, \" each performer represents an ancestral individual who lived in the Alcheringa. He was a member of a group of individuals, all of whom, just like himself, were the direct descendants or transformations of the animals, the names of which they respectively bear. It is as a re-incarnation of the never dying spirit, part of one of these semi-animal ancestors, that every member of the tribe is born, he or she bears of necessity the * \"Native Tribes of South Australia,\" p. 64. t \"Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria,\" 1S97, pp. 24, 25. X Ibid. pp. 153, 154. 112 EAGLEHAWK AND.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4646; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3597, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he or she bears of necessity the * \"Native Tribes of South Australia,\" p. 64. t \"Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria,\" 1S97, pp. 24, 25. X Ibid. pp. 153, 154. 112 EAGLEHAWK AND CROW name of the animal, or plant, of which the Alcheringa ancestor was a transformatiou or descendant.\" We may reasonably conclude that the general name of these totems or spirits, ' ngaitye,' ' aitu,' and ' nanja ' * (New Hebridean * ata,' 'nata,' ^j*'7-.so», sou/, spirit) are radically the same and constitute a bond of relation between the Australian and Pacific Islands superstitions. * ' Nanja ' is strictly the haunt of the totem or spirit..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4647; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3598, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rmatiou or descendant.\" We may reasonably conclude that the general name of these totems or spirits, ' ngaitye,' ' aitu,' and ' nanja ' * (New Hebridean * ata,' 'nata,' ^j*'7-.so», sou/, spirit) are radically the same and constitute a bond of relation between the Australian and Pacific Islands superstitions. * ' Nanja ' is strictly the haunt of the totem or spirit. CHAPTER IX MARRIAGE, MAN-MAKING, MUTILATIONS, BURIAL CUSTOMS Marriage, man-making, mutilations, burial — Betrothal — Barter — Marriage by capture— By agreement — Love-letters — Mutual avoid- ance of mother-in-law and son-in-law — Stages of approach to man- hood marked —.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4648; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3599, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ter a death the camp at night is resonant with hideous sounds. When first I heard the howls of despair it made my very flesh creep with horror, and to heighten the effect the mourners might be seen the greater part of the night hurrying hither and thither brandishing torches, with the ob- ject, it was said (I know not how credibly), of frightening away evil spirits. As might be expected, the grave is very shallow. I have seen one in the Burnett District, Queensland, with several short logs placed at the side of it on the surface, which are said by the blacks to represent the number of brothers the deceased had, and to indicate by.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4649; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirits in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3600, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "N. Van der Tuuk). Letter- press at end of book explanatory of Plate II. ART, CORROBOREES 137 Regent Rivers, it seems to have all but faded away. Mr. William Froggatt, of Sydney, New South Wales, visited the Glenelg River in 1887-8. The aborigines could give no satis- factory account of the paintings, but said they were pictures of the \" Nauries,\" black evil spirits, the agents of all ill and of whom they were afraid. This ignorance as to the origin of the pictures goes to show that they must have been done at least a hundred years ago. Mr. Froggatt states that the natives in the locality wear \"tails\" on the forehead to keep away.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4650; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirits in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3601, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ity a few men who excelled in pretension to skill in the art. The titles of these magicians varied with the community,* but by unanimous consent the whites have called them \" doctors,\" and they correspond to the medicine-men and rain- makers of other barbarous nations. The power of the doctor is only circumscribed by the range of his fancy. He communes with spirits, takes aerial flights at pleasure, kills or cures, is invialnerable and invisible at will, and controls the elements. I remember a little black boy. when angry, threatening me with getting his father to set the thunder and lightning a-going. The same boy told me.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4651; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirits in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3602, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "— i.e., rope (what this rope was I do not know), in the manner explained above. Many tribes revered the names of ancient heroes or demigods, who were credited with certain wonderful exploits, and who generally became metamorphosed into stars. The conception of a supreme being oscillated between a hero and a deity. Some tribes recognised both a supreme good spirit and a powerful, dreaded, evil spirit, creation being ascribed to the former. At the initiation ceremonies of the Darkinung tribes of New South Wales * two figures are made upon the ground by heaping up earth. They are represented as like human beings lying fiat on the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4652; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3603, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nd a powerful, dreaded, evil spirit, creation being ascribed to the former. At the initiation ceremonies of the Darkinung tribes of New South Wales * two figures are made upon the ground by heaping up earth. They are represented as like human beings lying fiat on the back. A quartz crystal called ngooyar is placed upon the forehead of Dhurramoolun, the good spirit, and a koolaman (wooden vessel) containing blood just let from the arms of some men is placed upon the breast of \"Ghindaring, • R. H. Mathews, \"Proc. Roy. Soc. of Victoria,\" vol. x. part i. pp. 2-3. SORCERY, SUPERSTITIONS, RELIGION Ul a malevolent being,\" whose body is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4653; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3604, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ralia have an intensely interesting myth about the ' Alcheringa,' * the earliest period to which their traditions refer. \" At the very beginning of this there were no true human beings such as now exist but only ' Inapertwa,' that is, almost shapeless beings in which just the vague outlines of the different limbs and parts of the body could be detected. Two spirit beings who lived far away in the western sky and who were called * Ungambikulla,' a word which signifies ' made out of nothing,' or ' self-existing,' came down to earth and transformed the Inapertwa creatures into men and women.\" The men and women of the Alcheringa are.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4654; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1899, "title": "spirit in Eaglehawk and Crow", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Eaglehawk and Crow; John Mathew", "url": "https://archive.org/download/eaglehawkcrowstu00math/eaglehawkcrowstu00math_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3605, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "al Appearance of, 9; the colour of, u ; the hair. /?;!epi6\\ (draw a design in charcoal) Deplore (to lament, as at an Irish wake) Desire (to) Desist (to) Devil (Daayurus ursintts) Dine (to) Dirt (mud of a whitish colour) Dirt (mud dried) Dirt Dirty Displease (to make an^ry) Dispute (to) Distant Tribes from Oyster Bay, to Pitwater. Puggatimypena Weeanoobryna or Oi ynoobryna Menuggana or Meno kanna Wugherapunganah Tagantyenna or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4977; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. 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Pengana Leaf Leafless Leafless Bosom (man's) Bosom (woman's) Play (to) Devil Fine Egg Head Harlot Extinguish That belongs to me Spark, fire Me Serpent (diamond snake) Rascal Gun (musket) Gunpowder Large (big) Opossum, ringtailed {Phalangista Cooh'i) Demon Fling Man (old) Throw (to) Thrush, dense for- est Ripe Rise Teeth Stand (stand up) Nail (toe).", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4978; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3913, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ". Porutie ... Porutie-maiek ... Posereniena PotaigroT nara-na Potalugie Potha malitie, or 111 alia Grass Scales (of fish) Add to or put Boy (large child) Wing Peak (a hill) Tor (a peaked hill) Hill (little one) Hill (mountain) Lightning Lightning, thunder Entrails Fragrant (smell) Effluvia Whiz (like a ball, etc.) Volute, large (V. Porpoise [mamilla) Magpie Devil {Dasyurus ursinus) Wren, blue- headed M alums longicf nidus) Add to or put Boat (native) Rain Shower (of rain) Talk Eyes Fragrant (smell) Bury (to) Stump of a tree Cloud, white Freestone Hut Rain (heavy) Eucalyptus, branch of the, with its leaves Branch Leaf Leafless.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4979; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3914, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "na lia Rawinuina Rebkarana Rediarapa Redikata Redpa . . . Regaa . . . Regana tiana ... Reglitia, reglipu- na regulitia Regoula... Reigina ... Reigina loanina Rekuna ... Relbia ... Relbiak ... Relbui ... Relinula lia Relgani-kuonga Reliquama Relipiana Reloie tonyer6 ... Reminy6 'Remin6 ... Rena Float (to) Wrist Row (a long one) Punk Gannet {Sula Aus- tralis) Devil Kangaroo, Joey (young) Sulky Sultry Serpent (black snake) Oyster Wombat (Phasco- lomys vombatis Forehead Sea-weed (dried) which they eat after having softened it in the fire Serpent (black snake) Wind Knee Grass Bite Devil Nip (to pinch) Mosquito Basket of sea-weed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4980; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3915, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "-kuonga Reliquama Relipiana Reloie tonyer6 ... Reminy6 'Remin6 ... Rena Float (to) Wrist Row (a long one) Punk Gannet {Sula Aus- tralis) Devil Kangaroo, Joey (young) Sulky Sultry Serpent (black snake) Oyster Wombat (Phasco- lomys vombatis Forehead Sea-weed (dried) which they eat after having softened it in the fire Serpent (black snake) Wind Knee Grass Bite Devil Nip (to pinch) Mosquito Basket of sea-weed containing their wa- ter Entrails Perspire Arm Man (white) Woman (white) Emu Strong Strong Flay Knuckle Serious (sad gaze) Look (to gaze) Able or strong Nip (to pinch) Root (tree) Blandfordia nobilis Kangaroo Boomer Renah ....", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4981; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3916, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rina Caul Takra, tungal6 Hither and thither Rurga Sea- weed ( dried ) Takramunena ... Travel which they eat af- Takuiat6 Woe's me ! ah me ! ter having soften- Takumuna Rise ed it in the fire Talaratai . Weed Ruwa ... Sand- lark [Hiaticula Talawa .. . Rain ruficapilla) Talawata, talwa- Embrace (Platonic) Sudinana Girl tawa JL aoa ... . • ■ Ham or Hough Talba Devil Tabelti Walk (to), walking, JL die ... . . • Toad or frog go on Talina ... Back (the), behind Tablene pinikta Run (to) Talire ... Backward Taboukak Another Talia-lia Come (to) Tabrina... Back Talpiawadino Come along, I want Tadiva ... Rain Tuiena-cunami, you Tadkagna Call.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4982; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3917, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ee Ditto sea- side {Acacia Wave [marititna) Weak Weed Weep Well (spring) Wet (rainy) Whale What ? what's that ? When and where Whisper, speak low, let nobody hear WMiistle White Whiz (like a ball, etc.) Whore, fornicatrix Wherry (sea-shell) Widow Wife, newly married Will-o'-the-wisp {Ignis fatuus) Wind Ditto, high W^indpipe {Pomum Ad- Wing \\ami) Wink Winter Witch or female goblin said to be clothed in grass or fibrous bark Woe's me ! ah me ! Woman Ditto, handsome Ditto, young girl Ditto, adult Ditto, aged, old Ditto, white Tribes about Mount Royal, Brun^ Island, Recherche Bay, and the South of Tasmania. Lietinna Liena peoonya or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4983; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "witch in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3918, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Ear Koinaratingana Shore (Sandy-beach) Koiule, Ko-ule, Tug (to, at a rope) Kocha ... ... Swan Koka ... ... Red, blood, ruddy cheeks Kokanalia ... Ovf\\^sm3\\\\{Anthene Boohook) Kokata ... Howl (in distress like a dog) Kokatah... ... Owl, large {Strix Castanops) Kokeri Kokelitie Mud, sediment Kokina ... ... Hawk, (eagle) Kokolini konkua Demur (grumble) Ko-kra Twitch (pluck) Kokura ... ... Jerk Kokuina ... Beard Kole ... ... Twitch, (pluck) Koliena ... .. Orphan Komeka... ... Egg Komen6-wagel6 Beard Komena-purena Beard Komena-rania ... Beardless comineralia Komeneana ... Moth Komniena ... Chin Komptensl, Kom- Spirit of evil— the tanor.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4984; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1899, "title": "devil in The Aborigines of Tasmania", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, Marion E. Butler, James Backhouse Walker, J. G. Garson, E. B. Tylor", "url": "https://archive.org/download/aboriginestasma00tylogoog/aboriginestasma00tylogoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4185, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Like the man who is on any particular occasion acting as a Kurdaitcha, the doctor himself must be an Ertwa Kurdaitcha who has qualified by passing through the ordeal by fire in which the toe is dislocated. Both men carry shields and spears, and also one or more Churinga, which are supposed as usual to impart to them strength, courage, accuracy of aim, and also to render them invisible to their enemies, and in addition they act as charms to prevent their wearers being wounded. Around his waist each one wears the Kirra-urkna, or girdle, made from the hair which has been cut from a warrior after his death and which is supposed to add.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5333; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4186, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Both medicine man and Kurdaitcha have meanwhile put the sacred Churinga between their teeth and when they are thus armed the spear cannot fail to strike the victim.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5334; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Kurdaitcha in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Kurdaitcha", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4188, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Another form of Kurdaitcha which has not the sanction of the council of elders but is said to be the more favourite method of procedure is for the Kurdaitcha to go alone without the medicine man accompanying him.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5338; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. Gillen", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntca/ntca15.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4197, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "The victim at once becomes insensible, and remains so for some little time, and, when consciousness is once more recovered, suffers great pain. In the case of an old woman death is sure to follow, but in that of a man or younger woman, recovery is possible with the aid of a clever medicine man, who, after much trouble and by dint of long-continued rubbing and sucking, may succeed in extracting the broken bits of Churinga from the patient's body.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5353; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Central Australia, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1899, "title": "Medicine man in Magic", "canonical_figure": "Medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "public_domain_transcribed_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of Central Australia; Baldwin Spencer and F. J. 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I told the chaps how he talked to me and what he said, and how he swore at the horse; but they only said it was Dave's ghost.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2370; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2162, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ere was no one heard of Dave, and the chaps reckoned I must have been drunk, or seen his ghost. “It didn't seem all right at all--it worried me a lot. I couldn't make out how Dave kept dry; and the horse and saddle and saddle-cloth was wet. I told the chaps how he talked to me and what he said, and how he swore at the horse; but they only said it was Dave's ghost and nobody else's. I told 'em about him bein' dry as a bone after gettin' caught in that storm; but they only laughed and said it was a dry place where Dave went to. I talked and argued about it until the chaps began to tap their foreheads and wink--then I left off.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2371; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2163, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ein' dry as a bone after gettin' caught in that storm; but they only laughed and said it was a dry place where Dave went to. I talked and argued about it until the chaps began to tap their foreheads and wink--then I left off talking. But I didn't leave off thinkin'--I always hated a mystery. Even Dave's father told me that Dave couldn't be alive or else his ghost wouldn't be round--he said he knew Dave better than that. One or two fellers did turn up afterwards that had seen Dave about the time that I did--and then the chaps said they was sure that Dave was dead. “But one fine day, as a lot of us chaps was playin' pitch and toss.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2372; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2164, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "had died in child-birth the first year on the selection--“she was a fine girl he'd heered!” He told me the story as the old man had told it, and in pretty well the same words, even to giving it as his opinion that it was no place for a woman. “And he 'hatted' and brooded over it till he went ratty.” I knew the rest. He not only thought that his wife, or the ghost of his wife, had been with him all those years, but that the child had lived and grown up, and that the wife did the housework; which, of course, he must have done himself. When we reached him his knotted hands had fallen for the last time, and they were at rest. I only.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2373; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2165, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "recollection of a circus on Gulgong in the roaring days, more than twenty years ago, and a woman (to my child-fancy a being from another world) standing in the middle of the ring, singing: Out in the cold world--out in the street-- Asking a penny from each one I meet; Cheerless I wander about all the day, Wearing my young life in sorrow away! That last line haunted me for many years. I remember being frightened by women sobbing (and one or two great grown-up diggers also) that night in that circus. “Father, Dear Father, Come Home with Me Now”, was a sacred song then, not a peg for vulgar parodies and more vulgar “business” for.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2374; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "haunted in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2166, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "happened to be alive by accident. He was very restless in the house, and never took his hat off. There was a dress and a woman's old hat hanging on the wall near the door, but they looked as if they might have been hanging there for a lifetime. There seemed something queer about the whole place--something wanting; but then all out-of-the-way bush homes are haunted by that something wanting, or, more likely, by the spirits of the things that should have been there, but never had been. As I rode down the track to the road I looked back and saw old Howlett hard at work in a hole round a big stump with his long-handled shovel. I'd.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2375; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "haunted in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2167, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ith big families to keep, and cut us off in the bloom of all our wisdom. You might get into trouble, and, in that case, I'd be bound to leave you there, on principle; or I might get into trouble, and you wouldn't have the brains to get me out--though I know you'd be mug enough to try. I might make a rise and cut you, or you might be misled into showing some spirit, and clear out after I'd stoushed you for it. You might get tired of me calling you a mug, and bossing you and making a tool or convenience of you, you know. You might go in for honest graft (you were always a bit weak-minded) and then I'd have to wash my hands of you.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2376; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "spirit in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2168, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "rors have been corrected after being confirmed.] Preface Of the stories in this volume many have already appeared in (various periodicals), while several now appear in print for the first time. H. L. Sydney, March 17th, 1900. Contents The Songs They used to Sing A Vision of Sandy Blight Andy Page's Rival The Iron-Bark Chip “Middleton's Peter” The Mystery of Dave Regan Mitchell on Matrimony Mitchell on Women No Place for a Woman Mitchell's Jobs Bill, the Ventriloquial Rooster Bush Cats Meeting Old Mates Two Larrikins Mr. Smellingscheck “A Rough Shed” Payable Gold An Oversight of Steelman's How Steelman told his Story ON THE TRACK.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2377; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "Dave in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "Dave", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2169, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "mind; and evidently not succeeding--for the last two panels were out of line. He was ramming a post--Andy rammed honestly, from the bottom of the hole, not the last few shovelfuls below the surface, as some do. He was ramming the last layer of clay when a cloud of white dust came along the road, paused, and drifted or poured off into the scrub, leaving long Dave Bentley, the horse-breaker, on his last victim. “'Ello, Andy! Graftin'?” “I want to speak to you, Dave,” said Andy, in a strange voice. “All--all right!” said Dave, rather puzzled. He got down, wondering what was up, and hung his horse to the last post but one. Dave was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2378; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "Dave in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "Dave", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2170, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "few shovelfuls below the surface, as some do. He was ramming the last layer of clay when a cloud of white dust came along the road, paused, and drifted or poured off into the scrub, leaving long Dave Bentley, the horse-breaker, on his last victim. “'Ello, Andy! Graftin'?” “I want to speak to you, Dave,” said Andy, in a strange voice. “All--all right!” said Dave, rather puzzled. He got down, wondering what was up, and hung his horse to the last post but one. Dave was Andy's opposite in one respect: he jumped to conclusions, as women do; but, unlike women, he was mostly wrong. He was an old chum and mate of Andy's who had always.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2379; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "Dave in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "Dave", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2171, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "do; but, unlike women, he was mostly wrong. He was an old chum and mate of Andy's who had always liked, admired, and trusted him. But now, to his helpless surprise, Andy went on scraping the earth from the surface with his long-handled shovel, and heaping it conscientiously round the butt of the post, his face like a block of wood, and his lips set grimly. Dave broke out first (with bush oaths): “What's the matter with you? Spit it out! What have I been doin' to you? What's yer got yer rag out about, anyway?” Andy faced him suddenly, with hatred for “funny business” flashing in his eyes. “What did you say to my sister Mary about.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2380; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "Dave in On the Track", "canonical_figure": "Dave", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "On the Track; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1231.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2497, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ver the road, away from the place, like a thief. He struck across the plain, and tramped on, hour after hour, mile after mile, till the bright moon went down with a bright star in attendance and the other bright stars waned, and he entered the timber and tramped through it to the “cleared road”, which stretched far and wide for twenty miles before him, with ghostly little dust-clouds at short intervals ahead, where the frightened rabbits crossed it. And still he went doggedly on, with the ghastly daylight on him--like a swagman's ghost out late. And a mongrel followed faithfully all the time unnoticed, and wondering, perhaps, at.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3405; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2498, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "in attendance and the other bright stars waned, and he entered the timber and tramped through it to the “cleared road”, which stretched far and wide for twenty miles before him, with ghostly little dust-clouds at short intervals ahead, where the frightened rabbits crossed it. And still he went doggedly on, with the ghastly daylight on him--like a swagman's ghost out late. And a mongrel followed faithfully all the time unnoticed, and wondering, perhaps, at his master. “What was yer doin' to that girl yesterday?” asked Danny of Yankee Jack next evening, as they camped on the far side of the plain. “What was you chaps sayin' to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3406; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2499, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "eek, with his face like note-paper where the blood hadn't dried on it, and an old pistol in his hand--that he'd used, they said, to shoot Cossacks from horseback when he was a young dude fighting in the bush in Poland.” Mitchell lay silent a good while; then he yawned. “Ah, well! It's a lonely track the Lachlan's tramping to-night; but I s'pose he's got his ghosts with him.” I'd been puzzling for the last half-hour to think where I'd met or heard of Jack Drew; now it flashed on me that I'd been told that Jack Drew was the Lachlan's real name. I lay awake thinking a long time, and wished Mitchell had kept his yarn for daytime. I.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3407; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghosts in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2500, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "out and keep cool for another hour, and you'll feel the difference.” He sat down again on the three-legged stool, folded his arms, with his elbows on his knees, drew a long breath, and blinked at the clay floor for a while; then he twisted the stool round on one leg, until he faced the old-fashioned spired wooden clock (the brass disc of the pendulum moving ghost-like through a scarred and scratched marine scene--Margate in England--on the glass that covered the lower half) that stood alone on the slab shelf over the fireplace. The hands indicated half-past two, and Johnny, who had studied that clock and could “hit the time nigh.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3408; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2501, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s on her knees and her face in her hands. “Why--what the dev--who are you?” The girl raised a white desperate face to him. It was Mary Wylie. “My father and--and the woman--they're drinking--they turned me out! they turned me out.” “Did they now? I'm sorry for that. What can I do for you?... She's mad sure enough,” he thought to himself; “I thought it was a ghost.” “I don't know,” she wailed, “I don't know. You're a man, and I'm a helpless girl. They turned me out! My mother's dead, and my brothers gone away. Look! Look here!” pointing to a bruise on her forehead. “The woman did that. My own father stood by and saw it done--said.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3409; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghost in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2502, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e ran through the trees towards the foot of Long Gully. Bob and his mate followed; but, being unacquainted with the locality, they lost her. She ran to the edge of a granite cliff on the higher side of the deepest of the rocky waterholes. There was a heavy splash, and three startled kangaroos, who had been drinking, leapt back and sped away, like three grey ghosts, up the ridge towards the moonlit peak. Mitchell on the “Sex” and Other “Problems” “I agree with 'T' in last week's 'Bulletin',” said Mitchell, after cogitating some time over the last drop of tea in his pannikin, held at various angles, “about what they call the 'Sex.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3410; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "ghosts in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2503, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "too gloomy and impatient over little things to be popular. Jack Drew talked too straight in the paper, and in spite of his proprietors--about pub spieling and such things--and was too sarcastic in his progress committee, town council, and toady reception reports. The Doctor had a hawk's nose, pointed grizzled beard and moustache, and steely-grey eyes with a haunted look in them sometimes (especially when he glanced at you sideways), as if he loathed his fellow men, and couldn't always hide it; or as if you were the spirit of morphia or opium, or a dead girl he'd wronged in his youth--or whatever his devil was, beside drink. He was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3412; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "haunted in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2504, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s of the local loafers, who congregate and watch the proceedings with great interest and approval. The crew pitch tents, and set to work on the hull, which looks like a big, rough shallow box. . . . . . We once travelled on the Darling for a hundred miles or so on a boat called the 'Mud Turtle'--at least, that's what WE called her. She might reasonably have haunted the Mississippi fifty years ago. She didn't seem particular where she went, or whether she started again or stopped for good after getting stuck. Her machinery sounded like a chapter of accidents and was always out of order, but she got along all the same, provided the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3414; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "haunted in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2505, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "rly colourless. She was one of those selfishly sensual women--thin lips, and hard, almost vacant grey eyes; no thought of anything but her own pleasures, none for the man's. Some shearers would roughly call her “a squatter's girl”. But she “drew”; she was handsome where women are scarce--very handsome, thought a tall, melancholy-looking jackeroo, whose evil spirit had drawn him to Stiffner's and the last shilling out of his pocket. Over the great grey plain, about a fortnight before, had come “Old Danny”, a station hand, for his semi-annual spree, and one “Yankee Jack” and his mate, shearers with horses, travelling for grass; and,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3415; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "spirit in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2506, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "uck a stage attitude--her right arm thrown out and the forefinger pointing rigidly, and rather crookedly, towards the door. “Leave the room!” she snapped at Danny. “Leave the room! How dare you talk like that before me-e-ee!” Danny made a step and paused irresolutely. He was sober enough to feel the humiliation of his position, and having once been a man of spirit, and having still the remnants of manhood about him, he did feel it. He gave one pitiful, appealing look at her face, but saw no mercy there. She stamped her foot again, jabbed her forefinger at the door, and said, “Go-o-o!” in a tone that startled the majority of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3416; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "spirit in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2507, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ch things--and was too sarcastic in his progress committee, town council, and toady reception reports. The Doctor had a hawk's nose, pointed grizzled beard and moustache, and steely-grey eyes with a haunted look in them sometimes (especially when he glanced at you sideways), as if he loathed his fellow men, and couldn't always hide it; or as if you were the spirit of morphia or opium, or a dead girl he'd wronged in his youth--or whatever his devil was, beside drink. He was clever, and drink had brought him down to Redclay. “The bank manager was a heavy snob named Browne. He complained of being a bit dull of hearing in one.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3417; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "spirit in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2508, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ity fly-blisters and country papers sent him up to edit the 'Advertiser' at two quid a week. He drank again, and no wonder--you don't know what it is to run a 'Geebung Advocate' or 'Mudgee Budgee Chronicle', and live there. He was about the same build as the Lachlan, but stouter, and had something the same kind of eyes; but he was ordinarily as careless and devil-may-care as the Lachlan is grumpy and quiet. * See “When the Sun Went Down”, in “While the Billy Boils”.-- “There was a doctor there, called Dr. Lebinski. They said he was a Polish exile. 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And we've got no interest in believing that she did not “jump up white woman” long ago. My uncle and his brother took the two eldest boys. Black Jimmie shifted away from the hut at once with the rest of his family--for the “devil-devil” sat down there--and Mary's name was strictly “tabooed” in accordance with aboriginal etiquette. 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Jimmie moved promptly after each death, and left the evil one in possession, and built another mia-mia--each one being less pretentious than the last. Finally he was left, the last of his tribe, to mourn his lot in solitude. But the devil-devil came and sat down by King Jimmie's side one night, so he, too, moved out across the Old Man border, and the mia-mia rotted into the ground and the grass grew there. . . . . . I admired Joe; I thought him wiser and cleverer than any white boy in the world. 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The Oracle had Uncle Bob, of course, and long Dave Regan, the drover--a good-hearted, sawny kind of chap that'd break the devil's own buck-jumper, or smash him, or get smashed himself--and little Jimmy Nowlett, the bullocky, and one or two of the old, better-class diggers that were left on the field. “There's a clear space among the saplings in Specimen Gully, where they used to pitch circuses; and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3421; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1900, "title": "devil in Over the Sliprails", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Over the Sliprails; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1313.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2634, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "pect opened the creaking hall door, and casting a searching glance at Mr. R. Evans, made the strangers welcome. ‘I’m sure I’m very glad to see you, my lady,’ said she, bobbing an antiquated curtsey, ‘and you, sir, and the young ladies and gentlemen. I’ve done all I could to clean up the old barrack of a house; it was that lonesome, and made me frighted with ghosts, as I thought I’d never live to see you all; and Dick here, I knew there was no certainty of, as might have gone to Timor, or the Indies, and never let on a word about it. 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This life is better than Boulogne, or the Channel Islands, though it may be a trifle lonely.’ ‘Boulogne! A thousandfold,’ said Rosamond. ‘Here we have life and hope. Those poor families we used to see there looked liked ghosts and apparitions of their old selves. You remember watching them walking down drearily to see the packet come in—the girls dowdy or shabby, the old people hopeless and apathetic, the sons so idle and lounging? 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What possesses me I can’t think, but I have an uncanny feeling, as Mrs. Teviot would say, that I cannot account for. If there was a ghost possible in a land without previous occupation, I should swear that one was near us this minute.’ ‘Do you believe in ghosts then?’ asked O’More. ‘Most certainly,’ said Argyll, with cheerful affirmation; ‘all Highlanders do. 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Deuced uncertain brute; not the real thing; never could stay; nothing like the old Whisker and Camerton strain. Here comes Bargo! By Jove! Hurrah!’ Such comments and condemnations were freely expressed as St. Andrew came sailing along. The concluding cheer, however, was evoked by the apparition of a second horse which followed St. Andrew with a flogging rider, who was evidently making his effort. 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It is the way of the world. ‘Where’s your seven to four now, Mr. Hampden?’ said the youthful partisan. ‘Possibly quite safe; never be quite certain till the numbers are up. Here comes The Cid at last; Bob’s not beaten yet.’ Another sustained shout from the excited crowd showed what a new element of interest this apparition of the lost horseman had added to the race. Bargo, carefully saved, and comparatively fresh, sorely pressed the gallant St. Andrew, whose bolt was nearly shot. 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Ha, ye big divil!’ he screamed, ‘ye’re there afther all; ’twas a bould trick of ye to hide in that stone gunya. Ye nearly skivered that gay boy from the ould country. Holy saints! sure he’s a dead man now! Was there ever such a gommoch!’ This uncomplimentary exclamation was called forth by the apparition of a herculean savage, who leaped out of the lava blocks of the rude, circular miami—a long-abandoned dwelling-place, probably a century old, and but slightly raised above the basaltic rocks of the promontory. 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Thy beauty and thy love May mortal transports share, Aspire with quivering wings to reach The spirits of thy thought That breathe celestial air. Thou art no child of Earth. Earth’s fairest children weep That o’er affection’s sweetest lyre, By phantom minstrels stirred, Unhallowed strains will sweep. 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PREFATORY VERSES — THE AUTHOR'S FAREWELL TO THE BUSHMEN ...... PART I. PACI JOK WILSONS COURTSHIP . BRIGHTEN'S SISTER-IN-LAW 'WATER THEM GERANIUMS'— I. A LONELY TRACK . IL 'PAST CARIN* * . . A DOUBLE BUGGY AT LAHEY'S CREEK — I. SPUDS, AND A woman's OBSTINACY II. JOE WILSON'S LUCK III. THE GHOST OF MARY'S SACRIFICE IV. THE BUGGY COMES HOME 3 47 79 93 121 131 138 144 PART II. THE GOLDEN GRAVEYARD . THE chinaman's GHOST 157 177 ■3 Vlll CONTENTS. THE LOADED DOG .... POISONOUS JIMMY GETS LEFT — L DAVE REGAN'S YARN 11. TOLD BY ONE OF THE OTHER DROVERS THE GHOSTLY.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2342; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2135, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ow if Mary had a comfortable buggy, she A DOUBLE BUGGY AT LAHEY'S CREEK. I37 could drive in with the children oftener. Then she wouldn't feel the loneliness so much.' I said 'Good night' then and turned in. There was no getting away from that buggy. Whenever Mary's sister started hinting about a buggy, I reck- oned it was a put-up job between tnem. 138 III. THE GHOST OF MARY'S SACRIFICE. When I got to Gudgeegong I stopped at Galletly's coach - shop to leave the cart. The Galletlys were good fellows: there were two brothers — one was a saddler and harness - maker. Big brown- bearded men — the biggest men in the district, 'twas.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2343; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2136, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "to to- night,' said Dave. * But to-morrow she'll bring the neighbourhood down on us.' 'And she's enough, without the neighbourhood,* reflected Pinter. Some time after dark they returned cautiously, reconnoitred their camp, and after hiding in a hollow log such things as they couldn't carry, they rolled up their tents like the Arabs, and silently stole away. THE CHINAMAN'S GHOST. * CIMPLE as striking matches,' said Dave Regan, ^ Bushman ; * but it gave me the biggest scare I ever had — except, perhaps, the time I stumbled in the dark into a six-feet digger's hole, which might have been eighty feet deep for all I knew when I was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2344; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Chinaman's Ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Chinaman's Ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2137, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ridges, on Queen's birthday. Andy was a quiet sort of chap, a teetotaller, and we'd disgusted him the last time he was out for a holiday with us, so he stayed at home and washed and mended his clothes, and read an arithmetic book. (He used to keep the accounts, and it took him most of his spare time.' ) 'Jim and me had a pretty high time. We all got II 178 THE chinaman's GHOST. pretty tight after the races, and I wanted to fight Jim, or Jim wanted to fight me — I don't remember which. We were old chums, and we nearly always wanted to fight each other when we got a bit on, and we'd fight if we weren't stopped. I remember once Jim.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2345; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Chinaman's Ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Chinaman's Ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2138, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "to Redclay Creek. The lonely flats were covered with blue-grey gum bush, and looked ghostly enough in the moonlight, and I was pretty shaky, but I had a pull at the flask and a mouth- ful of water at a creek and felt right enough. I began to whistle, and then to sing : I never used to sing unless I thought I was a couple of miles out of earshot of any one. THE chinaman's GHOST. I79 * Murderers Gully was deep and pretty dark most times, and of course it was haunted. Women and children wouldn't go through it after dark; and even me, when I'd grown up, I'd hold my back pretty holler, and whistle, and walk quick going along there at.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2346; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Chinaman's Ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Chinaman's Ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2139, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "gap, and cursed in Chinese be- cause the bones hadn't been sent home to China. It was a lonely, ghostly place enough. ' It had been a smotheringly hot day and very close coming across the flats and up the gully — not a breath of air; but now as I got higher I saw signs of the thunderstorm we'd expected all day, and felt the breath oi a warm breeze on my l8o THE chinaman's GHOST. face. When I got into the top of the gap the first thing I saw was something white amongst the dark bushes over the spot where the Chinaman's grave was, and I stood staring at it with both eyes. It moved out of the shadow presently, and I saw that it was a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2347; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Chinaman's Ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Chinaman's Ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2140, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "- pat \" after me all the time. I hadn't time to look round. Over the spur and down the siding and across the flat to the road I went as fast as I could split my legs apart. I had a scared idea that I was getting a touch of the \"jim-jams,\" and that frightened me more than any outside ghost could have done. I stumbled a few times, and saved myself, but, just THE chinaman's GHOST. l8l before I reached the road, I fell slithering on to my hands on the grass and gravel. I thought I'd broken both my wrists. I stayed for a moment on my hands and knees, quaking and listening, squint- ing round like a great gohana ; I couldn't hear nor see.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2348; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2141, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d when I ran they tapped all the time; and the hat being tight on my head, the tapping of the ribbon ends against the straw sounded loud of course. ' I sat down on a log for a while to get some of my wind back and cool down, and then I went to the camp as quietly as I could, and had a long drink of water. ' \" You seem to be a bit winded, Dave,\" said Jim l82 THE chinaman's GHOST. Bently, \" and mighty thirsty. Did the Chinaman's ghost chase you ? \" * I told him not to talk rot, and went into the tent, and lay down on my bunk, and had a good rest.* THE LOADED DOG. FAAVE REGAN, Jim Bently, and Andy Page were sinking a shaft at Stony.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2349; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2142, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "...... PART I. PACI JOK WILSONS COURTSHIP . BRIGHTEN'S SISTER-IN-LAW 'WATER THEM GERANIUMS'— I. A LONELY TRACK . IL 'PAST CARIN* * . . A DOUBLE BUGGY AT LAHEY'S CREEK — I. SPUDS, AND A woman's OBSTINACY II. JOE WILSON'S LUCK III. THE GHOST OF MARY'S SACRIFICE IV. THE BUGGY COMES HOME 3 47 79 93 121 131 138 144 PART II. THE GOLDEN GRAVEYARD . THE chinaman's GHOST 157 177 ■3 Vlll CONTENTS. THE LOADED DOG .... POISONOUS JIMMY GETS LEFT — L DAVE REGAN'S YARN 11. TOLD BY ONE OF THE OTHER DROVERS THE GHOSTLY DOOR A WILD IRISHMAN .... THE BABIES IN THE BUSH . A BUSH DANCE ... THE BUCK-JUMPER .... JIMMY GRIMSHAW'S WOOING AT DEAD DINGO.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2350; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2143, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "BLE BUGGY AT LAHEY'S CREEK — I. SPUDS, AND A woman's OBSTINACY II. JOE WILSON'S LUCK III. THE GHOST OF MARY'S SACRIFICE IV. THE BUGGY COMES HOME 3 47 79 93 121 131 138 144 PART II. THE GOLDEN GRAVEYARD . THE chinaman's GHOST 157 177 ■3 Vlll CONTENTS. THE LOADED DOG .... POISONOUS JIMMY GETS LEFT — L DAVE REGAN'S YARN 11. TOLD BY ONE OF THE OTHER DROVERS THE GHOSTLY DOOR A WILD IRISHMAN .... THE BABIES IN THE BUSH . A BUSH DANCE ... THE BUCK-JUMPER .... JIMMY GRIMSHAW'S WOOING AT DEAD DINGO .... TELLING MRS BAKER A HERO IN DINGO-SCRUBS . THE LITTLE WORLD LEFT BEHIND 201 20s 215 229 259 265 271 279 285 323 CONCLUDING VERSES — 'THE.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2351; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "The Ghost of Mary's Sacrifice", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2144, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d hanging in straps in a room of the kitchen ready for a shot at a cunning old hawk that they called \"Tarnal Death,' and that used to be always after the chickens. When Mary lifted her face it was as white as note- paper, and her eyes seemed to grow wilder when she caught sight of me. ' Oh, you did frighten me, Mr Barnes,' she gasped. Then she gave a little ghost of a laugh and stood up, and some colour came back. * Oh, I'm a little fool ! ' she said quickly. ' I thought I heard old 'Tarnal Death at the chickens, and I thought it would be a great thing if I got the gun and brought him down; so I got up and dressed quietly so as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2352; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2145, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e anything, from the shape of a spotted bullock to a naked corpse laid out stark. Roads and tracks through the Bush made by moonlight — every one seeming straighter and clearer than the real one : you have to trust to your horse then. Sometimes the naked white trunk of a red stringy bark-tree, where a sheet of bark had been taken off, would start out like a ghost from the dark Bush. And dew or frost glistening on these things, according to the season. Now and again a great grey kangaroo, that had been feeding on a green 68 brighten's sister-in-law. patch down by the road, would start with a ' thump- thump/ and away up the siding..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2353; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "ghost in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2146, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "sheet of bark had been taken off, would start out like a ghost from the dark Bush. And dew or frost glistening on these things, according to the season. Now and again a great grey kangaroo, that had been feeding on a green 68 brighten's sister-in-law. patch down by the road, would start with a ' thump- thump/ and away up the siding. The Bush seemed full of ghosts that night — all going my way — and being left behind by the mare. Once I stopped to look at Jim : I just sat back and the mare * propped ' — she'd been a stock-horse, and was used to * cutting-out.' I felt Jim's hands and forehead; he was in a burning fever. I bent.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2354; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "ghosts in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2147, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "was a couple of miles out of earshot of any one. THE chinaman's GHOST. I79 * Murderers Gully was deep and pretty dark most times, and of course it was haunted. Women and children wouldn't go through it after dark; and even me, when I'd grown up, I'd hold my back pretty holler, and whistle, and walk quick going along there at night-time. We're all afraid of ghosts, but we won't let on. * Some one had skinned a dead calf during the day and left it on the track, and it gave me a jump, I promise you. It looked like two corpses laid out naked. I finished the whisky and started up over the gap. All of a sudden a great 'old man' kangaroo.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2355; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "ghosts in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2148, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", and that gave me a jerk. I was pretty shaky before I started. There was a Chinaman's grave close by the track on the top of the gap. An old chow had lived in a hut there for many years, and fossicked on the old diggings, and one day he was found dead in the hut, and the Government gave some one a pound to bury him. When I was a nipper we reckoned that his ghost haunted the gap, and cursed in Chinese be- cause the bones hadn't been sent home to China. It was a lonely, ghostly place enough. ' It had been a smotheringly hot day and very close coming across the flats and up the gully — not a breath of air; but now as I got higher I.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2356; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "haunted in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2149, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "-shelf and locked the door. He got into bed again, and the cat jumped up and curled down at the foot and started her old drum going, like shot in a sieve. Dave bent down and patted her, to tell her he'd meant no harm when he stretched out his legs, and then he settled down again. We had some books of the *Deadwood Dick* school. Dave was reading * The Grisly Ghost of the Haunted Gulch,' and I had *The Dismembered Hand,' or 'The Disembowelled Corpse,' or some such names. They were first-class preparation for a ghost. I was reading away, and getting drowsy, when I noticed a movement and saw Dave's frightened head rising, with the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2357; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "haunted in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2150, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Dave bent down and patted her, to tell her he'd meant no harm when he stretched out his legs, and then he settled down again. We had some books of the *Deadwood Dick* school. Dave was reading * The Grisly Ghost of the Haunted Gulch,' and I had *The Dismembered Hand,' or 'The Disembowelled Corpse,' or some such names. They were first-class preparation for a ghost. I was reading away, and getting drowsy, when I noticed a movement and saw Dave's frightened head rising, with the terrified shadow of it on the wall. He was staring at the door, over his book, with both eyes. 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Wide wastes of scrub and plain, A blazing desert in the drought, A lake-land after rain ; To the sky-line sweeps the waving grass. Or whirls the scorching sand — A phantom land, a mystic land I The Never-Never Land i 332 'the never-never country.* Where lone Mount Desolation lies. Mounts Dreadful and Despair — *Tis lost beneath the rainless skies In hopeless deserts there ; It spreads not^-west by No-Man's Land — Where clouds are seldom.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2360; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "phantom in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2152, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "? ' * Of course I have, Mrs Head. Didn't I tell you all about it the last time we were home ? ' ' And didn't you ever tell Mr Ellis, Andy ? ' ' Of course he did ! * I said, coming to Andy's rescue ; * I remember it now. You told me that night we camped on the Bogan river, Andy.' ' Of course ! ' said Andy. ' Did he tell you about finding a lost child and the fairy with it ? ' ' Yes,' said Andy ; * I told him all about that.' 'And the fairy was just going to take the child away when Andy found it, and when the fairy saw Andy she flew away.' ' Yes,' I said ; ' that's what Andy told me.' 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You told me that night we camped on the Bogan river, Andy.' ' Of course ! ' said Andy. ' Did he tell you about finding a lost child and the fairy with it ? ' ' Yes,' said Andy ; * I told him all about that.' 'And the fairy was just going to take the child away when Andy found it, and when the fairy saw Andy she flew away.' ' Yes,' I said ; ' that's what Andy told me.' ' And what did you say the fairy was like, Andy ? ' asked Mrs Head, fixing her eyes on his face. * Like. 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The doctors advised him to take her back, and be did. He spent all his money, travelling saloon, and with reserved cabins, and a nurse, and trying to get her cured ; that's why he's droving now. She was restless in Sydney. She wanted to go back to the station and wait there till the fairies brought the children home. She'd been getting the fairy idea into her bead slowly aH the time. The Boss encouraged it. But the station was sold, and be couldn't have lived there anyway without going mad him- self. He'd married her from Bathurst. Both of them have got friends and relations here, so be thought best to bring her.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2363; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "fairy in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2155, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "against it; but he couldn't rest till he tried it. He took her out, and explained it all to her. She scarcely seemed interested. She read the names on the stone, and said it was a nice stone, and asked questions about how the children were found and brought here. She seemed quite sensible, and very cool about it. But when he got her home she was back on the fairy idea again. He tried another day, but it was no use; so then he let it be. I think it's better as it is. 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They had a drink together, and the Flour presented the doctor with a fine specimen of coarse gold for a pin. '\"It was the will o* God, after all, doctor,\" said the Flour. \"It was the will o' God. Let bygones be bygones between us ; gimme your hand, doctor. . . . Good-bye.\" • Then he left for Th' Canary/ THE BABIES IN THE BUSH. 'Oh, tell her a tale of the fairies bright— That only the Bushmen know — Who guide the feet of the lost aright, Or carry them up through the starry night, Where the Bush-lost babies go/ LJE was one of those men who seldom smile. There are many in the Australian Bush, where drift wrecks and failures of all.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2365; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "fairies in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2157, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "eves me to talk to a stranger.' She leaned forward, eagerly it seemed, and went on quickly : * I've been wanting to tell you about the children ever since Walter spoke to me about you. I knew you would understand directly I saw your face. These town people don't under- stand. I like to talk to a Bushman. You know we lost our children out on the station. The fairies took them. Did Walter ever tell you about the fairies taking the children away?' This was a facer. * I — I beg pardon,' I com- menced, when Andy gave me a dig in the back. Then I saw it all. ' No, Mrs Head. The Boss didn't tell me about that.' ' You surely know about.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2366; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "fairies in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2158, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "o talk to a Bushman. You know we lost our children out on the station. The fairies took them. Did Walter ever tell you about the fairies taking the children away?' This was a facer. * I — I beg pardon,' I com- menced, when Andy gave me a dig in the back. Then I saw it all. ' No, Mrs Head. The Boss didn't tell me about that.' ' You surely know about the Bush Fairies, Mr Ellis,' she said, her big eyes fixed on my fece — * the Bush Fairies that look after the little ones that are 242 THE BABIES IN THE BUSH. lost in the Bush, and take them away from the Bush if they are not found ? You've surely heard of them, Mr Ellis ? Most Bushmen.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2367; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "fairies in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2159, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ht-hand one in blue.' She smiled. You couldn't call it an idiotic smile, nor the foolish smile you see sometimes in melan- THE BABIES IN THE BUSH. 243 choly mad people. It was more of a happy childish smile. ' I was so foolish at first, and gave poor Walter and the doctors a lot of trouble/ she said. 'Of course it never struck me, until afterwards, that the fairies had taken the children.' She pressed the tips of the fingers of both hands to her forehead, and sat so for a while; then she roused herself again — * But what am I thinking about 7 I haven't started to tell you about the children at all yet. Auntie I bring the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2368; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "fairies in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2160, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lour for Lahey's Creek way. The roads were good, the weather grand-no chance of it raining, and I had a spare tarpaulin if it did — I would only camp out one night ; so I decided to take Jim home with me. Jim was turning three then, and he was a cure. He was so old-fashioned that he used to frighten me sometimes — I'd almost think that there was some- thing supernatural about him ; though, of course, I never took any notice of that rot about some chil- dren being too old-fashioned to live. There's always the ghoulish old hag (and some not so old nor hag- gish either) who'll come round and shake up young parents with such croaks.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2369; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "supernatural in Joe Wilson and His Mates", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Joe Wilson and His Mates; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://archive.org/download/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog/joewilsonandhis00lawsgoog_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2559, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ODERN BUCCANEER. NEVERMORE. THE SQUATTER'S DREAM. A SYDNEY-SIDE SAXON. OLD MELBOURNE MEMORIES. MY RUN HOME. THE SEALSKIN CLOAK. THE CROOKED STICK; OR, POLLIE'S PROBATION. PLAIN LIVING. A ROMANCE OF CANVAS TOWN. WAR TO THE KNIFE. BABES IN THE BUSH. IN BAD COMPANY, AND OTHER STORIES. * * * * * THE SPHINX OF EAGLEHAWK: A TALE OF OLD BENDIGO. Fcap. 8vo. 2s. THE GHOST CAMP; OR, THE AVENGERS. Cr. 8vo. 6s. MACMILLAN AND CO., LTD., LONDON. IN BAD COMPANY AND OTHER STORIES BY ROLF BOLDREWOOD AUTHOR OF 'ROBBERY UNDER ARMS,' 'THE MINER'S RIGHT,' 'THE SQUATTER'S DREAM,' 'A COLONIAL REFORMER,' ETC. 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I rode steady enough for a while, and then, hustling the poor brutes into a hand-gallop, kept along the road to Waranah till I reached the gate at the boundary of the run. Even then I felt as if I was hardly safe. I looked round and could almost see witches and devils following me through the air, and waving ghosts' arms in every bough of the stunted trees through which the road wound. 'When I saw the lights of the little township, I was that glad that I shouted and sang all the way up to the hotel where the mail was delivered. 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Captain Knatchbull, ex-post-captain R.N., knocks out the brains of a poor washerwoman for the sake of eight pounds sterling, ending on the gallows a life of curiously varied villainy, which had included attempted poisoning, mutiny, and betrayal of comrades. There was the memorable 'Fisher's Ghost' tragedy, in which a supernatural agent was alleged to have led to the discovery of a deed of blood. There were crimes, doubtless, that cried aloud to heaven for vengeance, but which never will be fully known till the Great Day. 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Somebody must do it, or who would buy the Barallan cattle, and get them to market?' 'Yes, I see; but I can't bear to think of nice people—of one's friends, you know—sitting in the saddle through these long, dismal, bitter nights, or watching by fires in the forest, like demons or ghosts.' 'That's the pleasantest part of it, I assure you. When the virtuous drover has eaten his supper, made up his fire, and lighted his pipe, he feels—well, nearly as comfortable as Mr. Bayard here when he has locked up the house and put out the lamp for the night. It.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3479; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "ghosts in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2563, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Here they come, straight for our tree, seven or eight of all sizes, from the innocent 'joey' to the grim ancient, 'the old man,' in the irreverent vernacular of the colonists. Now is our time. We step bravely from behind our tree and bang into the patriarch's head and shoulders, as for one moment he arrests his mad career in wild astonishment at our sudden apparition. He staggers, but does not fall. _Habet_, doubtless; but the half-instinctive muscular system enables him to carry off the balance of a cartridge of double B. As the affrighted flock dashes by, we wheel and accommodate the next largest with a broadside. It is more.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3480; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "apparition in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2564, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the unbroken stretch of plain and grassy down, relieved but by copses, around farm-steadings and cornfields, where the harvest sheaves are now standing in thick rows. In the dim distance are the gleaming waters of the Bay. That cluster of far-seen lights, when the shades of night have fallen, denotes the position of the metropolis. Can that misty, pale-blue apparition be a mountain-range—the austere outline of the Australian Alps? Westward lie the broad plains which stretch in unbroken level, well-nigh to the coast, two hundred miles from Melbourne. Around are companion heights and forest peaks. Still regal as of yore, though his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3481; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "apparition in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2565, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e the gun?' 'Yes, he did; he saw him put the gun to his shoulder and fire.' 'Was it directed at any one of the crew of the _Dundonald_?' 'He could not say that. The night was dark—just before daylight. He fired at or near somebody, that was all he could say.' 'That will do.' Another Unionist witness was brought forward. This man was actuated by a revengeful spirit towards the free labourers, and especially towards those shearers that had opposed the Union. He therefore gave damaging evidence against Bill and his companions. He swore that he had seen Hardwick—that was his name, he believed—anyway he was the 'blackleg' now before.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3482; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "spirit in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2566, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "him, in one sense, the day of his trial was absolutely perfect as to weather. Bright and warm—it was late December—the sky unflecked by a single cloud. But there was a cool, sea wind, which, wandering up from the distant coast, set every human creature (not in sickness, sorrow, or 'hard bound in misery and iron'), aglow with the joy of living. It raised the spirits even of that plaything of destiny known among men as William Hardwick, so that as the whispering breeze stole through the open windows of the Court he held up his dejected head and felt almost like a man again. The proceedings commenced, the jury had been impanelled..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3485; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "spirits in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2567, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s were openly made for his reception; yet, though he made various threats of vengeance, he never appeared at either place. At Round Hill Station, near Germanton, he enacted one of his murderous pranks. Suddenly appearing in the shed at shearing time, he terrorised the assembled men, fired on, wounded and threatened the life of the manager. After calling for spirits and compelling all to drink with him, he turned to ride away, when, incensed by a careless remark, he wheeled his horse and fired his revolver at the crowd. A bullet took effect in the ankle of a young gentleman gaining shearing experience, breaking the bone, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3486; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "spirits in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2568, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ing, the luxury of possessing a paragon would be cheaply purchased. And would it not be? Albeit there are multitudes of people to whom one horse, save the mark, is much like another. For them, the highest joy, the transcendent sensation of being carried by 'the sweetest hack in the world,' exists not. But to him who recognises and appreciates the speed, the spirit, the smoothness, and the safety of the 'wonderful' hackney, there are few outdoor pleasures possessing similar flavour. It is more than half a century, sad to relate, since I first took bridle in hand. 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Cultured, polished young men, yet decidedly more French than English, Parisians to their finger-nails in all their tastes and habitudes, they grieved and irritated their Australianised parent. Chiefly they lacked the adventurous spirit which would have enabled them to behold, mentally, the grand possibilities of a colonial possession. All their sympathies were with their lost Eden, the Paris which they had quitted. 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The crew, like shearers of the present day, were proverbially hard to manage. They did not receive wages, but a share in the net profits—a 'lay,' as it was called. The ship was, in fact, a floating co-operative society. This did not prevent them—for human nature is weak—from committing acts distinctly opposed to the spirit as well as the letter of the agreement. They got drunk when they had the chance. They occasionally mutinied. They resisted the mate and defied the captain. They proposed to take savage maidens for their dusky brides, and to live lives devoid of care in The Islands. 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We arose and in a body marched to the watch-house, where any amount of bail was proffered to the astonished constable. The cell-door being opened, the veteran came forth, bent and humbled, looking not unlike an old dog-fox himself, as he sought his couch unobtrusively, vowing supernatural sobriety for the morrow. The morning broke—a lovely sight; The sun flashed down on armour bright, wrote Hugh Ranclaud in his Marmion period. 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Stoate was greeted by several of the younger men, one of whom was disposed to be facetious, as he exclaimed— 'Hulloa, my noble agitator, what brings you here? Goin' to call out the shearers, and play the devil generally, eh? You've come to the wrong shop at North Yalla-doora—we're all steady-going coves here.' 'I suppose you're game to stand up for your rights, Joe Brace, and not afraid of getting your wages raised, if the Union does that for you?' '_If_ it does,' rejoined Joe.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3491; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "devil in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2573, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ds in the Lower Darling and elsewhere in New South Wales, a start was made at Tandara. Jack Macdonald, bitterly aggrieved that his employers should have given in, was almost out of his mind with the irritating, puerile demands and objections which he had to meet. 'In old days he would have knocked down the ringleader, and told the sympathisers to \"go to the devil\"—that they need never show up at this shed or station again. Never should they get a pound of mutton or a pannikin of flour from the store, if they were dying of hunger; that they were ungrateful dogs, and here—at Tandara of all places, known for the most liberal station.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3492; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "devil in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2574, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ost miracle, of the 'red fool-fury of the Seine.' Imagine the anxiety and apprehension at the lonely station, miles way from help, with a hundred and fifty horsemen, armed and threatening, arriving perhaps at midnight—the terror of the women, the mingled wrath and despair of the men. And the temperate suggestion of the labour organiser to 'put a little more devil into the fight, to force the running!' Doubtless it would, but not quite in the manner which this calculating criminal intended. 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'Well, yer accused by the delegate, as was in charge of that shed, of disobedience of orders; also of conspiring to bring the Union into contempt, and of being on the way, with others, to shear at a non-Union shed against the interests of the Australian Workers' Federated Union. What d'ye say in reply to the charge?' 'Go to the devil,' said Bill, at the same time spurring his horse. But the strange man jumped at his bridle-rein, and though Bill got in a right-hander, before he could get loose, armed men broke out of the pine clump, and, rifle in hand, forced the party to dismount. 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Hark! Is that the grey owl? With strange, unmelodious cry he stirs the stillness. I turn to watch him, as he swims the night air with moveless wing—dropping, like the emissary of an evil witch, on the willow branch between me and the moon. Bird of ill omen, thou hast shattered my dream! The Palace has disappeared, the lutes are silent, the fair company dispersed; the nightingale, that sang of 'love, and love's sharp woe,' is mute for another century. Only the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3495; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "witch in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2577, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "wo Marriages The Laurel Bush My Mother and I Miss Tommy King Arthur: Not a Love Story About Money, and other Things Concerning Men, and other Papers _By F. MARION CRAWFORD_ Mr. Isaacs Dr. Claudius A Roman Singer Zoroaster A Tale of a Lonely Parish Marzio's Crucifix Paul Patoff With the Immortals Greifenstein Sant' Ilario Cigarette-Maker's Romance Khaled The Witch of Prague The Three Fates Marion Darche Children of the King Katharine Lauderdale Pietro Ghisleri Don Orsino The Ralstons Casa Braccio Adam Johnstone's Son A Rose of Yesterday Taquisara Corleone Via Crucis. A Romance of the Second Crusade In the Palace of the King _By Sir.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3496; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "witch in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2578, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "E MURRAY_ Aunt Rachel Schwartz The Weaker Vessel John Vale's Guardian _By W. E. NORRIS_ Thirlby Hall Bachelor's Blunder _By Mrs. OLIPHANT_ Neighbours on the Green Joyce Kirsteen A Beleaguered City Hester He that Will Not when He May The Railway Man Marriage of Elinor Sir Tom The Heir-Presumptive, etc. A Country Gentleman A Son of the Soil The Second Son The Wizard's Son The Curate in Charge Lady William Young Musgrave _By Mrs. PARR_ Dorothy Fox Adam and Eve Loyalty George Robin _By W. CLARK RUSSELL_ Marooned A Strange Elopement _By Sir WALTER SCOTT_ The Large-type Illustrated Border Edition of THE WAVERLEY NOVELS In 24 volumes.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3497; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "wizard in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2579, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "immense area known as Tandara 'run.' From the far horizon came nearer and yet nearer the lines of unladen waggons, with long teams of lagging horses or even bullocks, from twelve to twenty in number. Far from fat and well-liking were these necessary beasts of draught, but sure to leave the station frolicsome and obese after a few weeks' depasturing upon the giant herbage which for a hundred leagues in every direction waved in vast meads like ripening corn. An assemblage of tents and hastily constructed shelters on a 'point' of the river proclaims the 'camp' or temporary abode of the expectant shearers and rouseabouts,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3498; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "giant in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2580, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "chaps'll do the same, and not rush into law, like a bull at a gate, and lose your money, because of any second fiddle in the land. As to being a \"scab,\" Delegate Stoate, I'm no more one than you are, perhaps not as much, if the truth's told. But don't you say that to me again, or I'll pitch you through one of them skylights, with one hand too.' And here the giant stretched forward his enormous fore-arm, and looking upward to the skylight in the roof of the woolshed, made as though there would be no unusual difficulty in the feat. 'Show me that telegram, please; this step wants consideration.' 'Ain't you goin' to obey the Union?'.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3499; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "giant in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2581, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d thy quiet home! 'For, close as bees in countless hive, Like emmet-hosts that tireless strive, Swarmed, toiled, a vast strange crowd; Haggard each face's features seem, Bright, fever-bright, each eye's wild gleam; Nor cry, nor accent loud. 'But each man delved, or rocked, or bore As if salvation with the ore Of the mine-monarch lay; Gold strung each arm to giant might, Gold flashed before the aching sight, Gold turned the night to day. 'Where Eblis reigns o'er boundless gloom, And in his halls of endless doom Lost souls for ever roam, They wander (says the Eastern tale), Nor ever startles moan or wail Despair's eternal home..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3500; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "giant in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2582, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "eed. In my favoured district there was always a plentiful supply; sometimes, indeed, more than was agreeable or necessary. Kerang was passed; Tragowel skirted; Mount Hope, then in the occupation of Messrs. Griffith and Greene, reared its granite mass a few miles to the south. As Sir Thomas Mitchell stood there, gazing over the illimitable prairie, rich with giant herbage and interspersed but with belts and copses of timber, planted by Nature's hand, the veteran explorer exclaimed with a burst of enthusiasm, 'Australia Felix! This is indeed Australia Felix!' Steady stocking and an occasional dry season had somewhat modified the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3501; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1901, "title": "giant in In Bad Company", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "In Bad Company, and other stories; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51314.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2859, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ",' said he confidently, 'an' rub it on yer hands.' The pounding process was begun at once, amidst a babel of opinions. It was a fond illusion amongst the boys that resin so applied deadened the effects of the cane. It had been tried scores of times without in the least mitigating the agony of Ham's cuts, but the faith of youth is not easily shaken; so Ted's spirits revived wonderfully, and Dick developed a keen interest in the pounding. Dolf pulverised the 'rosum,' declaring that it should be powdered in one particular way which was a great secret known only to a happy few. If it were powdered in any other way, the resin lost its.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3835; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1901, "title": "spirits in The Gold-Stealers", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Gold-Stealers; Edward Dyson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/16903.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2910, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "abit of courting her every Sunday and two or three nights during the week, and I often heard the clang of his stirrup-irons and the clink of hobble-chain when he returned late; but on one occasion I stayed out later than usual, and he passed me going home. I stood still and he did not see me, but his horse shied violently. I thought he would imagine I was a ghost, so called out: “It is I.” “Well, I’ll be hanged! What are ye doin’ at this time ev night. Ain’t yuz afraid of ghosts?” “Oh dear no. I had a bad headache and couldn’t sleep, so came out to try if a walk would cure it,” I explained. We were a quarter of a mile or so from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3895; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1901, "title": "ghost in My Brilliant Career", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "My Brilliant Career; Miles Franklin", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/11620.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2912, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "followed, March is doing likewise, and my life is still the same. What the future holds I know not, and am tonight so Weary that I do not care. “Time rules us all. And life, indeed, is not The thing we planned it out, ere hope was dead; And then, we women cannot choose our lot.” Time is thorough in his work, and as that arch-cheat, Hope, gradually becomes a phantom of the past, the neck will grow inured to its yoke. Tonight is one of the times when the littleness—the abject littleness—of all things in life comes home to me. After all, what is there in vain ambition? 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I’ll take you in hand in the morning. I hope you will like your room; I have arranged it on purpose to suit you. And now good night, and happy dreams.” I awoke next morning in very fine spirits, and slithering out of my bed with alacrity, revelled—literally wallowed—in the appointments of my room. My poor old room at Possum Gully was lacking in barest necessaries. 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Mitchell stood looking at him reverently, as a grown son might who sees his father asleep for the first time. Then Mitchell quietly got some boughs and stuck them in the ground at a little distance from Peter’s head, to shade his face from the bright moonlight; and then he turned in again to sleep till the sun woke him. THE GHOSTS OF MANY CHRISTMASES Did you ever trace back your Christmas days?—right back to the days when you were innocent and Santa Claus was real. 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The Giraffe took it as he took most things, good-humouredly; but, about dusk, he was seen slipping down towards the Afghan camp with a billy of soup. “I believe,” remarked Tom Hall, “that when the Giraffe goes to heaven—and he’s the only one of us, as far as I can see, that has a ghost of a show—I believe that when he goes to heaven, the first thing he’ll do will be to take his infernal hat round amongst the angels—getting up a collection for this damned world that he left behind.” “Well, I don’t think there’s so much to his credit, after all,” said.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2383; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1902, "title": "ghost in Children of the Bush", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Children of the Bush; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7065.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2175, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "stead of three months ago. “How are you getting on?” We walked together towards the Union Office, where I had a camp in the skillion-room at the back. Jack was silent. But there’s no place in the world where a man’s silence is respected so much (within reasonable bounds) as in the Australian bush, where every man has a past more or less sad, and every man a ghost—perhaps from other lands that we know nothing of, and speaking in a foreign tongue. They say in the bush, “Oh, Jack’s only thinking!” And they let him think. Generally you want to think as much as your mate; and when you’ve been together some time it’s quite natural to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2384; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1902, "title": "ghost in Children of the Bush", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Children of the Bush; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7065.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2176, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "k,” I said presently, “what’s come over you lately at all? I might be able to help you. It’s not a bit of use telling me that there’s nothing the matter. When a man takes to brooding and travelling alone it’s a bad sign, and it will end in a leaning tree and a bit of clothes-line as likely as not. Tell me what the trouble is. Tell us all about it. There’s a ghost, isn’t there?” “Well, I suppose so,” said Jack. “We’ve all got our ghosts for that matter. But never you mind, Harry; I’m all right. I don’t go interfering with your ghosts, and I don’t see what call you’ve got to come haunting mine. 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I half expected he’d start when I spoke, but he didn’t: he looked round slowly, but with a haunted look in his eyes as if I might have been one of his ghosts. He was a tall man, gaunt and haggard-eyed, as many men are in the bush; he may have been but little past middle age, and grey before his time. “Good day,” he said, and he set the stone in its place, carefully flush with the outer edge of the wall, before he spoke again..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2389; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1902, "title": "ghosts in Children of the Bush", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Children of the Bush; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7065.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2180, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d glanced round in his frightened, haunted way. I never saw the eyes of a man look so hopeless and helpless as his did just then. “I’m sorry you’re going,” he said, in a hurried way. “I’m sorry you’re going. But—but they all go. Come again, come again—we’ll all be glad to see you.” I had to hurry off and leave him. “We all,” I suppose, meant himself and his ghosts. I ran down between the two rows of pines and reached the road just as the coach came up. I found the publican from Ilford aboard—he was taking a trip to Sydney. 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We went in, and when Peter saw Jack lying there I noticed that swift, haunted look came into his eyes, as if he’d seen a ghost of the past. He sat down by the sofa to wait until Jack woke. I thought as he sat there that his eyes were like a woman’s for sympathy and like a dog’s for faithfulness. I was very shaky. 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I jumped up to hurry down to the road. This seemed to shake him up. He gripped my hand hard and glanced round in his frightened, haunted way. I never saw the eyes of a man look so hopeless and helpless as his did just then. “I’m sorry you’re going,” he said, in a hurried way. “I’m sorry you’re going. But—but they all go. 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He had wavy dark hair, and a close, curly beard. I once heard a woman say that he had a beard like you see in some Bible pictures of Christ. Peter M’Laughlan seldom smiled; there was something in his big dark brown eyes that was scarcely misery, nor yet sadness—a sort of haunted sympathy. He must have had money, or else he got remittances from home, for he paid his way and helped many a poor devil. They said that he gave away most of his money. 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Now, if I were writing pure fiction, and were not cursed with an obstinate inclination to write the truth, I might say that, after the advent of the Pretty Girl, the morals of Bourke improved suddenly and wonderfully. That One-eyed Bogan left off gambling and drinking and fighting and swearing, and put on a red coat and testified and fought the devil only; that Mitchell dropped his mask of cynicism; that Donald Macdonald ate no longer of the tree of knowledge and ceased to worry himself with psychological problems, and was happy; and that Tom Hall was no longer a scoffer. 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And then we adjourned to the Royal and took the Army with us. “That’s the way of it,” said Donald Macdonald. “With a woman it’s love or religion; with a man it’s love or the devil.” “Or with a man,” said Mitchell, presently, “it’s love and the devil both, sometimes, Donald.” I looked at Mitchell hard, but for all his face expressed he might only have said, “I think it’s going to rain.” “LORD DOUGLAS” “They hold him true, who’s true to one, However.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2397; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1902, "title": "devil in Children of the Bush", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Children of the Bush; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7065.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2186, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d a little, thought of the children, and kept the groceries. “I suppose I’ll be sold up soon meself if things don’t git brighter,” said that grocer to a friend, “so it doesn’t matter much.” The same with Foley the butcher, who had a brogue with a sort of drawling groan in it, and was a cynic of the Mitchell school. “You see,” he said, “she’s as proud as the devil, but when I send round a bit o’ rawst, or porrk, or the undercut o’ the blade-bawn, she thinks o’ the little gur-r-rls before she thinks o’ sendin’ it back to me. 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Manly—“Our Village”—Manly Beach, where we used to take our girls, with the most beautiful harbour in the world on one side, and the width of the grandest ocean on the other. Ferny gullies and “fairy dells” to north and south, and every shady nook its merry party or happy couple. Manly Beach—I remember five years ago (oh, how the time goes by!)—and two names that were written together in the sand when the tide was coming in. And the boat home in the moonlight, past.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2399; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1902, "title": "fairy in Children of the Bush", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Children of the Bush; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7065.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2188, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d Mitchell, “you ought to wear a three-bushel bag and ashes for three months, and drink water; but since the police would send you to an asylum if you did that, I think the best thing we can do is to go out and have a drink.” Lord Douglas married an Australian girl somewhere, somehow, and brought her to Bourke, and there were two little girls—regular little fairies. She was a gentle, kind-hearted little woman, but she didn’t seem to improve him much, save that he was very good to her. “It’s mostly that way,” commented Mitchell. “When a boss gets married and has children he thinks he’s got a greater right to grind his fellowmen and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2400; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1902, "title": "fairies in Children of the Bush", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Children of the Bush; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7065.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2587, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "people, or the trembling sighs of their upright neighbours whose hands in time will meet over the victim’s fallen body. There was no bunk on the side of the hut to which her eyes turned, but her dog filled that space, and the flash that passed between this back-broken woman and her dog might have been the spirit of these slain tree folk, it was so wondrous ghostly. Still, at times, the practical in her would be dominant, for in a mind so free of fancies, backed by bodily strength, hope died slowly, and forgetful of self she would almost call to Squeaker her fears that certain bees’ nests were in danger. He went into town one day.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3507; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1902, "title": "spirit in Bush Studies", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Bush Studies; Barbara Baynton", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/78420.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2588, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "On his next visit to the back of the buggy she heard the crash of glass breaking against a tree. After a few snatches of song he lighted his pipe, and grew sorrowfully reminiscent. “Yes s’elp me, nea’ly ’arf a quid! An’ thet coloured ole ’og of a cow of a mother, soon’s she’s off ther booze, ’ll see thet she gets it!” Then he missed his silk handkerchief. “Ghost!” he said, breathing heavily, “Mag’s snavelled it! Lizer ’ll spot thet’s gone soon’s we get ’ithin cooee of ’er!” Against hope he turned and looked along the road; felt every pocket, lifted his feet, and looked under the mat. His companion, in reply, said she had not seen.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3508; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1902, "title": "ghost in Bush Studies", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Bush Studies; Barbara Baynton", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/78420.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2589, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "for breakfast. He began energetically something about, “by-an’-bye me getty mally. By Cli’ no ’alf cas--too muchee longa jlaw.” He laughed and shook his head, reminiscent of “las’ a night,” and waited for applause. But, fascinated, she still watched the dog, who from time to time continued to take “saw” with his flies. “Go ou’ si’, Sir,” said the cook in a spirit of rivalry. The dog stood and snapped, “Go ou’ si’, I say!” No notice from the dog “Go ou’ si’, I tella you!” stamping his slippered feet and taking a fire stick. The dog leisurely sat down and looked at his master with mild reproof. “Go insi’ then, any bloo’y si’ you.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3510; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1902, "title": "spirit in Bush Studies", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Bush Studies; Barbara Baynton", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/78420.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2590, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ased. The weird cry from the “Bendy Tree” pierced and conquered the deep throated wind. Then a sweet dream voice whispered “Little Woman!” Soft, strong arms carried her on. Weakness aroused the melting idea that all had been a mistake, and she had been fighting with friends. The wind even crooned a lullaby. Above the angry waters her face rose untroubled. A giant tree’s fallen body said, “Thus far!” and in vain the athletic furious water rushed and strove to throw her over the barrier. Driven back, it tried to take her with it. But a jagged arm of the tree snagged her cloak and held her. Bruised and half conscious she was left to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3512; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1902, "title": "giant in Bush Studies", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Bush Studies; Barbara Baynton", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/78420.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2591, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "almon tin sent him careering in a muzzled frenzy, that caused the younger woman’s thick lips to part grinningly till he came too close. The remaining sheep were regularly yarded. His old mate heard him whistle as he did it. Squeaker began to work about a little burning off. So that now, added to the other bush voices, was the call from some untimely falling giant. There is no sound so human as that from the riven souls of these tree people, or the trembling sighs of their upright neighbours whose hands in time will meet over the victim’s fallen body. There was no bunk on the side of the hut to which her eyes turned, but her dog.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3513; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1902, "title": "giant in Bush Studies", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Bush Studies; Barbara Baynton", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/78420.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2592, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "as swept down with it. Vainly she fought for either bank. She opened her lips to call. The wind made a funnel of her mouth and throat, and a wave of muddy water choked her cry. She struggled desperately, but after a few mouthfuls she ceased. The weird cry from the “Bendy Tree” pierced and conquered the deep throated wind. Then a sweet dream voice whispered “Little Woman!” Soft, strong arms carried her on. Weakness aroused the melting idea that all had been a mistake, and she had been fighting with friends. The wind even crooned a lullaby. Above the angry waters her face rose untroubled. A giant tree’s fallen body said, “Thus far!”.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3514; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1902, "title": "giant in Bush Studies", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Bush Studies; Barbara Baynton", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/78420.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2593, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "er pace, but did not run--motherhood is instinct in woman. The rain had come again, and the wind buffeted her. To breathe was a battle, yet she went on swiftly, for at the sight of the light her nameless fear had left her. She would tell mother how she had heard her call in the night, and mother would smile her grave smile and stroke her wet hair, call her “Little woman! My little woman!” and tell her she had been dreaming, just dreaming. Ah, but mother herself was a dreamer! The gate was swollen with rain and difficult to open. It had been opened by mother last time. But plainly her letter had not reached home. 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There are books and ideas that can never suggest themselves without bringing it all to mind. The garden is haunted by the figures of those groping and resolute men. There, too, walks the ghost of that dear vice-regal lady whom we all remember with such love. I see her slowly mount the rugged path under the pines, glancing from side to side upon the half-wild growth with pleasure in her artistic eye; coming for that quiet talk which municipal dignity would have.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3882; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1903, "title": "ghost in Thirty Years in Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Thirty Years in Australia; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/37825.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2901, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the people who, as in this case, were supposed to be entertaining her, were neither mean nor selfish, nor intentionally rude. I am sure the idea that they were not treating her with the highest consideration never crossed their minds. Other friends, departed or no more, are indissolubly one with that old house and the old garden in which it stood. How many phantom faces flit amongst those shades? Every block of stone, every step of the verandah stairs, has a figure or a group. They sit in twilight, in moonlight, musing alone or talking together--the deep, intimate talk of those resting hours. There is a bishop amongst them with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3884; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1903, "title": "phantom in Thirty Years in Australia", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Thirty Years in Australia; Ada Cambridge", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/37825.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2972, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nother fortnight passed, whilst each of us learned something from the other. I constantly endeavoured, by reminiscence and inference, to post him up in the usages of his adopted country; and he regaled me with the folk-lore of the hill-side where his ancestors had passively resisted extinction since the time of Japhet. Purposeless fairy tales and profitless ghost stories for the most part, with another class of legend, equally fatuous; but ah! how legitimately born of that auroral fancy which ceases not to play above the grave of homely ambition, penury--crushed and dead! Legends wherein the unvarying motif was a dazzling cash.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3975; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "ghost in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2973, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ption between two alternatives. Now mark what followed, for, like Falstaff's story, it is worth the marking. [Each undertaking, great or small, of our lives has one controlling alternative, and no more. To illustrate this from the play of Hamlet: You will notice that, up to a certain point of time, the Prince governs his own destiny--at least, as far as the Ghost's commission is concerned, and this covers the whole drama. He is master and umpire of his circumstances, so that when two or more lines of action, or a line of action and a line of inaction, appear equally efficacious, he can select the one which appears to be of least.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3976; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "ghost in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2974, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "pushed along the tracks she had made only a few hours before, with good hopes of overtaking her before dark. The thing that made us most uneasy was the weather. It was threatening for a thunderstorm. At this time we were in that unstocked country south-east of the station. Suddenly Bob rose up from his stoop, and looked round at me with a face on him like a ghost. \"'God help us now, if we don't get a blackfellow quick!' says he, pointing at the ground before him. And, sure enough, there lay the child's little coppertoed boots, where she had taken them off when her feet got sore, and walked on in her socks. It was just then that a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3977; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "ghost in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2976, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "een into, at some fitting time. But this hypothesis of unconscious cerebration seemed scarcely as satisfactory as the other-namely, that, having at a former time heard Terrible Tommy mention the name of Andrew Glover, my educated instinct of Nomenology, rising to the very acme of efficiency, had accurately, though unconsciously, snap-shotted a corresponding apparition on the retina of my mind's eye. Then there were lessons to be gathered from Tom Armstrongs's prompt acceptance of such alibi evidence, touching myself, as would have merely tended to unfathomable speculations on metempsychosis in an ether-poised Hamlet-mind. Tom,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3979; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "apparition in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2977, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "he culvert, and send him at the drain: and, with that danger-begotten fascination by trifles which, in situations like mine, you must often have experienced, I noticed her pliant waist spring in easy undulation to the horse's flying leap. And so, with that thick cable of platted hair flapping and surging down her back, she vanished from the scene. She was a phantom of delight, when first she gleamed upon my sight; but the revulsion of feeling was one of the quickest and fullest I ever experienced. It was some minutes before I became my own philosophic self again. Then I crept to the corner of the stack, and reconnoitred the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3980; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "phantom in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2978, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "o block me of keeping two teams; so I determined to have one good one. Now, I've always stood pretty well with the agents and squatters, and I know my way round Riverina, so I can turn over as much money as any single-team man on the track, bar Warrigal Alf (I beg your pardon, Cooper; I forgot)--but what's the use of money to me? Only vanity and vexation of spirit, as Shakespear says. I get up to a certain point, and then I'm knocked stiff. Mind, I've only given you a small, insignificant sample of the misfortunes I've had since I cheated that dead man; but if they don't prove there's a curse on me, then there's no such thing as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3981; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "spirit in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2983, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "dary fence, where we shook hands, and parted--each looking forward to the probability of meeting again, but with different degrees of longing. And now, thought I, as I recovered Alf's saddle and bridle, heaven grant that that parting may be a Kathleen Mavourneen one; and let me have some other class of difficulty to deal with next time. Thus, in the best of spirits, owing to the prospect of some smooth travelling on my main trunk line, after having traversed the steep and crooked section to which I had been committed by one touch of the switch two hours before, I made my way through the lignum to Alf's camp; guided partly by the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3987; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1903, "title": "spirits in Such Is Life", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Such Is Life; Joseph Furphy", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3470.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2984, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "are judged worthy to form a separate section of his works. But Holmes can denounce most valiantly. He denounces witch-burning and Inquisition-persecution, like the chivalrous soul that he is. He has achieved the distinction of being the only American poet of note who blandly ignores Slavery, and takes part with the aristocrat, as against the lowly. The same spirit runs through all his writings. He has a range of about three notes: a flunkeyish koo-tooing to soap-bubble eminence; a tawdry sympathy with aristocratic woe; and a drivelling contempt for angular Poor Relations, in bombazine gowns. 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We know what we are, but we know not what we shall be. Often the shunting seems a mere trifle; but, in reality, the switch is that wizard-wand which brings into evidence such corollaries of life as felicity or misery, peace or tribulation, honour or ignominy, found on the permanent way. For others, remember, as well as for ourselves. 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A Crime, of the Undtf-Stus] [Frontispiece A CRIME OF THE UNDER-SEAS By GUY BOOTHBY Author of \"A Bid for Fortune\" \" Doctor Nikola\" \" The Beautiful White Devil\" \" Pharos, the Egyptian\" etc. etc. ILLUSTRATIONS BY STANLEY L. WOOD LONDON WARD LOCK & CO LIMITED 1905 PR C7 CONTENTS »AGB A CRIME OF THE UNDER-SEAS • ... 7 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN » , . . . . 153 THE TREASURE OF SACRAMENTO NICK . . .201 INTO THE OUTER DARKNESS 241 THE STORY OF TOMMY DODD AND \" THE ROOSTER \" 257 QUOD ERAT DEMONSTRANDUM . . . .269 CUPID AND PSYCHE 281 MISPLACED AFFECTIONS 291 IN GREAT WATERS ....... 305 MR. ARISTOCRAT.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2418; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "The Phantom Stockman in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "The Phantom Stockman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2207, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ton Garden.\" The great black pearl which was the cause of all that has been told in this story is now amongst the most valued jewels of an Empress, How little, when it lies black as night upon her snow-white bosom, does she think what it cost in human life, or of the part it played in the drama to which I now invariably refer as \"A CRIME OF THE UNDER-SEAS.\" The Phantom Stockman A REMARKABLY charming situation, and as pretty a homestead as any I have seen in the Bush,'* I said. \" You have certainly worked wonders during the short time you have been in possession.\" It was a moonlight night, and Jim Spicer and I were sitting in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2419; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "The Phantom Stockman in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "The Phantom Stockman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2208, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "n hearing that I did not feel tired, her husband had invited me to bring my pipe and grog into the verandah, where we could chat about old times without disturbing anybody. I had only arrived that afternoon from Mel bourne, and, as we had not met for more than three years, it may be easily imagined that we had much to say to each other. Years before 153 154 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN we had been on a station together in Queens land, had done two overlanding trips in the same party, and had more than once tried our luck upon the gold-fields in partnership. Then he had taken a billet as manager of a big station in the Far West, and I had.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2420; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "The Phantom Stockman in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "The Phantom Stockman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2209, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "hearty welcome, but would be very thankful for my assistance in unravelling a mystery which up to the time of writing had baffled him completely. What the mystery was he did not say. Now, as all the Bush world knows, Warra doona, despite the fact that it is on the direct overlanding route to Western Queensland, is one of the most unget-at-able places on the THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 155 face of our great Island Continent. To begin with, you have a four hundred mile railway journey, then a coach ride of upwards of two hundred more, which will bring you to the township of Yarrapanya, a settlement of four houses at the junction of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2421; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "The Phantom Stockman in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "The Phantom Stockman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2210, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "n the Bush. The property itself is a large one, and certainly the best in that district. The homestead is a neat Bush building con structed of wood, roofed with shingles, and boasting on every side a broad verandah. It is built on the side of a hill and overlooks the plain that separates the higher land from the river. Away to the north where the Ranges 156 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN trend in towards the Creek, there is a narrow pass through which come all the overlanding parties bringing cattle from Queensland to the south. To the southward a dense Mulga Scrub commences, and clothes the whole face of the hills as far as the eye can.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2422; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "phantom in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2211, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s,\" said Spicer, as he walked to the rail of the verandah, and looked down upon the moonlit plain, \" it is, as you say, by no means a bad sort of place. As I shall show you to morrow, the station buildings are above the average in point of completeness, the run is w ell sheltered and grassed, the supply of water is abundant, and, as you are aware, we are on THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 157 the direct cattle route to the south. More over, I have got the place for a considerable period on exceptional terms.\" \" I congratulate you most heartily. Now tell me the disadvantages ; for I suppose there are some.\" 11 So far as I have seen there is.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2423; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "phantom in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2212, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ysteries, save in mining matters, are few and far between. I am all impatience to hear what shape yours assumes.\" While I had been speaking Spicer had been leaning on the verandah rail looking down the hillside towards the river. Now he turned, and, placing his back against one of the posts that supported the roof, regarded me steadily for some seconds. 158 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN \" First and foremost, old man,\" he said, \"try to bear it in mind that I don't want to be laughed at. I've got so much at stake that I'm as touchy on the subject as an old man with the gout. The trouble I have to con tend with is that this place is supposed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2424; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "phantom in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2213, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "on yourself ? \" \" I have seen him on three occasions,\" re plied Spicer solemnly. \" The first time was the week after I arrived on the place, the second was three months ago, and the last was the very Saturday upon which I wrote to you. But as if that were not enough, we have been worried ever since our arrival by the most dismal noises in the house itself.\" THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 159 \" What sort of noises do you mean ? \" \" By all sorts, confound them ! Sometimes by a shriek about midnight that fetches you up in bed with the perspiration rolling off your face ; sometimes by moans and groans ; and sometimes, but not so often, by a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2425; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "phantom in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2214, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "her trial, has promised to come over and give us a hand, and if we three can't settle the mystery between us, well, I think we ought to be ashamed of ourselves, that's all.\" 11 We'll certainly have a good try,\" I an swered. \" I'm not a believer in ghosts myself, and it will go hard with us if we can't manage to discover of what sort of material our trouble- THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 165 some friend is composed. One further ques tion. Does he put in an appearance at regular intervals, or is he indiscriminate in his favours ? \" \" As far as he is personally concerned he is fairly regular. It is about the full of the moon that he appears.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2426; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "ghosts in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2215, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ouse. \" This is Hamlet's father's ghost with a vengeance, don' t-cher- know. I shall be glad whenever he takes it into his head to pay me a visit at Yarka. I'm afraid in that case my respected parent would see me in England sooner than would be quite convenient to him.\" To this speech Jim replied never a word, nor did I think his remark worth an answer. 176 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN Once in the verandah we separated, bidding each other good-night, Jim to go to his own room, the Honourable to take possession of the sofa in the sitting-room, upon which a bed had been made up for him, and I to my own dormitory. I saw Jim turn down the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2427; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2216, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ing sound that must have continued while I could have counted twenty. Thinking this had gone about far enough I jumped out of bed, opened the door, and ran into the passage, only to be seized by a pair of arms. Lifting my right hand I took my assailant by the throat, and just as I did so, Jim's door opened and he came out, holding a candle in his hand. Then THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 177 it was that I made the discovery that it was not the ghost's throat I was clutching be tween my finger and thumb, but that of the Honourable. \" Confound you two,\" said Jim angrily. \" What on earth are you up to ? \" \"Up to?\" gasped Chudfield. \"Why, I.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2428; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2217, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "fright I had received. \"Jim, did you hear that scream ? \" \"Worse luck,\" answered poor Jim. \" I wish I could say I hadn't. What the deuce does it mean?\" \" It means,\" I replied sternly, \" that if there's a ghost in this place I've got to see him before I'll be satisfied. And if it's a trick, well, I've got to find the chap that's playing it or know c.s. M 178 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN the reason why. When I do, I'll do what Chudfield here accuses me of half doing. I'll break his neck.\" With that 2 walked first to the door at one end of the passage and examined it, then to the other ; after that I tried the door leading into the office..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2429; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2218, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "the earth. Whenever he sees the leader do that, a cattle man knows that it behoves him to stand by and keep his eyes open for trouble. Coming up with Spicer, I asked him what he thought was the matter, but for some moments he did not answer. Then he said very mysteriously, — \" Did you meet him as you came out ? \" \" Meet whom ? \" I asked. \" Why, our friend, the Phantom Stockman ?\" \" The devil ! And has he turned up again ?\" After looking cautiously round, Jim edged his horse up alongside mine and said quietly, — \" He's been hovering round these cattle for the past half-hour. They can see him, and that's what's making them so.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2430; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2219, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "meet him as you came out ? \" \" Meet whom ? \" I asked. \" Why, our friend, the Phantom Stockman ?\" \" The devil ! And has he turned up again ?\" After looking cautiously round, Jim edged his horse up alongside mine and said quietly, — \" He's been hovering round these cattle for the past half-hour. They can see him, and that's what's making them so confoundedly THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 187 restless. You take my word for it, we shall have serious trouble directly ! \" \" Confound it all,\" I said. \" That will mean double watches all night, and in this drizzle too.\" \" It can't be helped. But you had better tell the boys to be ready in case they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2431; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2220, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "p to match, white. Still looped over his ears was a long grey beard and moustache of false hair. Spicer dismounted and knelt beside him. After feeling his heart he plucked the beard away and almost shouted his astonishment aloud. \" Good heavens ! \" he cried ; \" do you re cognise this man ? \" I stooped and looked. I dont know whether you will believe it, but the Phantom Stockman, the person who had performed such prodigies two nights before, was none other than our friend Chudfield, the young English owner of Yarka Station, across the river, the man who had appeared to be so frightened by the ghost, and who had made it his boast.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2432; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2221, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ghbour, the man who, for the sake of my company, has done his level best to persuade me to give the place a further trial, has promised to come over and give us a hand, and if we three can't settle the mystery between us, well, I think we ought to be ashamed of ourselves, that's all.\" 11 We'll certainly have a good try,\" I an swered. \" I'm not a believer in ghosts myself, and it will go hard with us if we can't manage to discover of what sort of material our trouble- THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN 165 some friend is composed. One further ques tion. Does he put in an appearance at regular intervals, or is he indiscriminate in his favours ? \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2433; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "ghosts in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2222, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "y meant, and told their women folk, who, as usual, spread the report abroad. Lancelot called on the Monday following their return, and Arthur welcomed him, if anything, a little too effusively. Guinevere crossed the room to shake hands, and the afternoon light enabled them to take stock of INTO THE OUTER DARKNESS 249 each other properly. They were a pair of ghosts, and each was shocked almost beyond the bounds of decency at the change in the other. He followed her to the Japanese after noon tea-table, and took a cup of tea from .her hands. The tremor of the cup and saucer told their own tale. Arthur watched them from the fireplace.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2434; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "ghosts in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2223, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nted. I know it's a silly sort of thing for a matter-of-fact fellow like myself to say ; but still the fact remains, and a remarkably un pleasant fact it is.\" \" The deuce it is,\" I replied. \" And pray what is the place supposed to be haunted by?\" \"By a man on a white horse who rides about on a plain down yonder.\" \" Is this only hearsay, or have you seen the apparition yourself ? \" \" I have seen him on three occasions,\" re plied Spicer solemnly. \" The first time was the week after I arrived on the place, the second was three months ago, and the last was the very Saturday upon which I wrote to you. But as if that were not enough, we.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2435; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "apparition in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2224, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e posts that supported the roof, regarded me steadily for some seconds. 158 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN \" First and foremost, old man,\" he said, \"try to bear it in mind that I don't want to be laughed at. I've got so much at stake that I'm as touchy on the subject as an old man with the gout. The trouble I have to con tend with is that this place is supposed to be haunted. I know it's a silly sort of thing for a matter-of-fact fellow like myself to say ; but still the fact remains, and a remarkably un pleasant fact it is.\" \" The deuce it is,\" I replied. \" And pray what is the place supposed to be haunted by?\" \"By a man on a white horse.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2436; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "haunted in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2225, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ouchy on the subject as an old man with the gout. The trouble I have to con tend with is that this place is supposed to be haunted. I know it's a silly sort of thing for a matter-of-fact fellow like myself to say ; but still the fact remains, and a remarkably un pleasant fact it is.\" \" The deuce it is,\" I replied. \" And pray what is the place supposed to be haunted by?\" \"By a man on a white horse who rides about on a plain down yonder.\" \" Is this only hearsay, or have you seen the apparition yourself ? \" \" I have seen him on three occasions,\" re plied Spicer solemnly. \" The first time was the week after I arrived on the place, the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2437; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "apparition in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2226, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "DIAN QUEEN SHEILAH McLEOD FAREWELL, NIKOLA MY STRANGEST CASE THE KIDNAPPED PRESIDENT CONNIE BURT A TWO-FOLD INHERITANCE A BID FOR FREEDOM \" Dropped him again -with a cry that echoed in my helmet.\" (Page 90.) A Crime, of the Undtf-Stus] [Frontispiece A CRIME OF THE UNDER-SEAS By GUY BOOTHBY Author of \"A Bid for Fortune\" \" Doctor Nikola\" \" The Beautiful White Devil\" \" Pharos, the Egyptian\" etc. etc. ILLUSTRATIONS BY STANLEY L. WOOD LONDON WARD LOCK & CO LIMITED 1905 PR C7 CONTENTS »AGB A CRIME OF THE UNDER-SEAS • ... 7 THE PHANTOM STOCKMAN » , . . . . 153 THE TREASURE OF SACRAMENTO NICK . . .201 INTO THE OUTER DARKNESS 241 THE STORY.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2438; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2227, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d before I knew what he was about had whipped a razor from his pocket and was trying for my throat. I was too startled by the suddenness of it all to cry out, but not sufficiently so as to be unable to defend myself. I wrestled with him with the strength of despair, and at last was fortunate enough to get the mastery and to throw him upon the deck. Then the devil, who arranges all these things for his own benefit, you may be sure, got hold of me, and for a few moments I was not con scious of what I did. I remember looking down at him as he lay below me on the deck, and I also remember seizing the razor, which had fallen from his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2439; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in The Crime of the Under Seas", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "The Crime of the Under Seas; Guy Boothby", "url": "https://archive.org/download/crimeofunderseas00bootrich/crimeofunderseas00bootrich_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2594, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "re. Their gait was slow and faltering; with weak, tremulous steps they seemed as though doubtful of their ability to reach the point from which to survey the ocean—to look, if better was not to be had, upon the highway to freedom, and that outer world, from which they had been severed once and for ever. They might well have passed for a company of gibbering ghosts on the bank of that dark Lethean stream where earthly joys and sorrows cease. As the strange band neared the shore, the cries, the moaning, unintelligible chorus seemed to deepen in intensity, and once a scream as of agony unendurable rent the air. ‘Hell’s gate open now,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3516; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "ghosts in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2595, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": ", or whatever it is to be—is finally decided upon. It can’t be so very dreadful after all.’ ‘Dreadful!’ cried Vanda; ‘it’s delicious. I’ll undertake the dairy—and we must have lots of lovely tiles, and such cream-pans, and a floor like glass, and walls that can be washed down twice a day. The next thing is to find the Castle of Otranto. Will there be ruins, ghosts, and a helmet to fall down with a crash? I must have vaults, too, and a secret passage, where the former lord of the castle was concealed when the Roundheads sacked it. And such a range of stabling, too! I must have two hunters if I am to keep up my riding.’ The sons.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3517; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "ghosts in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2596, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lly, as amid the melodious crash of the ‘Wedding March,’ Reggie Banneret and she walked out as wedded pair, the friends of both families, and even mere acquaintances, seemed infected with that mysterious feminine sympathy which at all weddings finds relief in tears. THE END _Printed by_ R. & R. Clark, Limited, _Edinburgh_. THE NOVELS OF ROLF BOLDREWOOD. THE GHOST CAMP; or, The Avengers. Crown 8vo. 6s. _Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. each._ ROBBERY UNDER ARMS. A STORY OF LIFE AND ADVENTURE IN THE BUSH AND IN THE GOLD-FIELDS OF AUSTRALIA. _GUARDIAN._—“A singularly spirited and stirring tale of Australian life, chiefly in the remoter.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3518; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2597, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "he wide Pacific, or the influence of a new country, had apparently neutralised the malediction, for the Australian Laidlaws, now a fairly numerous clan, are in all cases held in respect, as well for their high character as their large landed possessions. And thus, the weather being gracious, and all accessories befitting, they rambled through and around the haunted regions, upon which, though familiar with the _dramatis personæ_ from childhood’s hour, they had never before set foot, or gazed with admiring eye. They did not depart without ocular experience of the Trossachs, or of Ancient Riddel’s fair domain, Where Aill, from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3520; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "haunted in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "haunted", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2598, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nty; he is awake and alert now, if ever—his senses have _not_ played him false—there _is_ a tent, at no very great distance, and sitting by it, on a box, is a man smoking, while another appears to be putting together articles of camp furniture. CHAPTER III Apparently at the same moment the guide, who is walking ahead as usual, has made up his mind as to the apparition, for he halts and walks back to the cart. ‘What the deuce is that? Who do you think they are?’ ‘Well, sir, they’re a couple of “travellers,” on the same lay as ourselves—far as I can make out. They’ve no horse, nor cart—so they’ve been goin’ slow, naturally. 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On the other hand, to quote dear Sir Walter, “a sun-scorched desert, brown and bare”—and here come the camels to fill in the picture!’ As she spoke, a long train wound round the edge of a line of hillocks—their leader, with turbaned attendants, adding the Eastern tone and flavour to the apparition from the underworld. ‘Thanks very much,’ said Mrs. Lilburne. ‘You are evidently destined to make a name in literature, when you elect to traverse that thorny path. What is to be the title?—for a book it must be within the year! Write while the “impulse” is fresh and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3522; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "apparition in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2600, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ee. Some of it was available for camel food; but, in a general way, it appeared to the Commissioner as a land accursed of God and man—unfitted for providing sustenance for man or beast. As the night dragged through, he could not but consider the contrast between his present position and that which he had abandoned in order to follow what might be a delusive phantom, a ‘Will-o’-the-wisp’—an ‘ignis fatuus,’ specially provided for leading astray wayfarers, blinded by the ‘auri sacra fames.’ Suppose he lost his way, broke down in health or eyesight—the most vulnerable point in the explorer’s armoury? Waters was old, and though.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3523; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "phantom in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2601, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "e, equally free from doubt or fear—the sweet, sad eyes which so rarely gave token of the spirit-light which illumined them, at rarest moments, ‘like melancholy stars,’ of which Mrs. Banneret said they always reminded her. Had she lost, by death, by desertion, by treachery, her soul’s idol, to whom she had been vowed in happy, radiant girlhood’s day? What a ‘phantom of delight’ must she then have appeared to her social world—at that entrancing age, when ‘standing with reluctant feet, where the brook and river meet,’ she had so fully realised the poet’s dream!—the dream of all poets that ever strove to paint the delicious embodiment.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3524; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "phantom in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2602, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "and resolving to see it out before they turn their backs on this Eldorado of the West. Particularly the Honourable Denzil, who is a born explorer and pathfinder. He will make his mark, if I mistake not, before he is many years older. ‘It is a great pleasure to me, as you may believe, to work with men of this sort. No doubt we are mutually helpful—their high spirits, and sanguine anticipations, tend to raise mine, which my experience (not to mention that of old Jack) moderates. We have been, since we forgathered, as Scotch people say, a cheerful and congenial party, destined, I think, to become firm friends and attached comrades in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3526; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "spirits in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2603, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "er miner, experience in California, Australia, New Zealand, and South America. His name was sufficient among the mining community to account for any fortunate discovery in the world of metals. It was not the first, by a dozen or more. That he had not profited permanently by his well-known rich finds in former days and other climes, must be attributed to the spirit of restless change and hunger for adventure, so characteristic of the miner’s life. He had “struck it rich,” in mining parlance, again and again. But the “riches had been of the winged description,” had flown far and wide—were, for practical purposes, non-existent. There.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3527; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "spirit in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2604, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "till, again, the departure from these new delights to a distant, untried region, a strange environment, an unknown society, was proportionately distasteful. But the Bannerets were an adaptable race: they soon familiarised themselves with new surroundings. Hot or cold, plain or forest, ‘out back’ or near town, it seemed alike to them. They discovered kindred spirits in the strangers amongst whom, for the first time, they were thrown. They were sociable to the point of tolerating those whom they could not admire; being civil and friendly to all sorts and conditions of men, ready to do a kindness whenever such opportunity came in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3528; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "spirits in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2605, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "helpful in aid, as far as their means allowed. Fond of amusement in a rational way, they joined in all the social and public entertainments with a cordiality which notably tended towards their success—pecuniary or otherwise. At bazaars for charitable purposes, hospital balls, race meetings, and other enterprises, they were well to the fore—entering into the spirit of the entertainments and giving unstinted personal service. And now, the Commissioner and this exceptional family were about to leave them and be replaced, possibly, by a formal, ceremonious personage, who disliked the mining duties of his appointment, and was concerned.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3529; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "spirit in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2606, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "es_; what strange movement of the hour hand of fate had brought her to the often distasteful work, the dire climatic hardships of a hospital nurse on a West Australian goldfield? Who could doubt her stainless purity who gazed on the banded hair—the calm, brave countenance, equally free from doubt or fear—the sweet, sad eyes which so rarely gave token of the spirit-light which illumined them, at rarest moments, ‘like melancholy stars,’ of which Mrs. Banneret said they always reminded her. Had she lost, by death, by desertion, by treachery, her soul’s idol, to whom she had been vowed in happy, radiant girlhood’s day? 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However, his Lordship’s persistent advocacy of their claims to consideration gradually weakened her prejudices, finally inducing her to reply to Mrs. Banneret’s letter in manner approaching to the spirit in which it was written. ‘You know, my dear,’ he had said, in one of the discussions about ways and means which had followed his return to the peaceful home-life at Bruges, ‘it really was an immense relief our getting hold of such a lot of hard cash for poor old Hexham..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3533; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "spirit in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2609, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ded with ‘half-proud, half-sad, half-angry, and half-pleased feelings,’ landed within walking distance of Abbotsford, and its haunting, magical memories of the Wizard of the North. They gazed with awe, and almost adoration, at the towers and turrets, pinnacles and mouldings of the famous abode of the more famous owner and designer. It seemed to these ardent spirits not so much a house, a family abode, as an enchanted Arabian Nights Palace, compact of the flesh and blood, the brain and spiritual essence of him whose pride and life-work it was. 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They gazed with awe, and almost adoration, at the towers and turrets, pinnacles and mouldings of the famous abode of the more famous owner and designer. It seemed to these ardent spirits not so much a house, a family abode, as an enchanted Arabian Nights Palace, compact of the flesh and blood, the brain and spiritual essence of him whose pride and life-work it was. They were able to find suitable lodging accommodation in the vicinity, whence they could sally forth and live, so to speak, in that wondrous company of knights and nobles, mediæval barons, Normans and Saxons, kings and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3535; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "wizard in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "wizard", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2611, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "erious feminine sympathy which at all weddings finds relief in tears. THE END _Printed by_ R. & R. Clark, Limited, _Edinburgh_. THE NOVELS OF ROLF BOLDREWOOD. THE GHOST CAMP; or, The Avengers. Crown 8vo. 6s. _Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. each._ ROBBERY UNDER ARMS. A STORY OF LIFE AND ADVENTURE IN THE BUSH AND IN THE GOLD-FIELDS OF AUSTRALIA. _GUARDIAN._—“A singularly spirited and stirring tale of Australian life, chiefly in the remoter settlements.” A MODERN BUCCANEER. _DAILY CHRONICLE._—“We do not forget _Robbery under Arms_, or any of its various successors, when we say that Rolf Boldrewood has never done anything so good as _A Modern.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3536; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "ghost in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2612, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "way, just like a chap I _did_ hear once, as I come on just in time to give him a bite and a sup, and save his precious life. How he was a-talkin’ and goin’ on! I heard him a matter of half a mile afore I got to him. He talked and talked—thought he saw his people again, and they wouldn’t let him in. Then he’d scream and yell, and curse frightful, and say the devil was coming for him—just for all the world like a man with the jim-jams—the D.T.s, or whatever doctors call it. There ain’t so much difference between what men and women say when once they’re off their head. We’re all queer animals—larned or unlarned—and that’s a fact..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3537; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "devil in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2613, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "And if there be, by a miracle, so much as one left to him, who once had many, what power can he have had?’ ‘The power of the golden key,’ said the sea-rover, looking around, as he spoke, upon wave and sky, as the freshening breeze sent the gay bark on her course with increased speed. ‘With a magic force in the background, weather like this, and such a water-witch as the _Leonora_ under his foot, why should you, should any man, despair? Exile, sickness, wounds—losses, shipwreck, imprisonment,—everything but the rope or the axe, which ends all things, have fallen to my lot. But I never lowered my flag, and see where it flaunts in.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3541; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "witch in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2614, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "t cross the moors to Hawkstone Craig, but proceeded by the more modern route of Keighley and Sheffield. Behold the pilgrims then, by the kind offices of the steam king, whose miracles Sir Walter regarded with ‘half-proud, half-sad, half-angry, and half-pleased feelings,’ landed within walking distance of Abbotsford, and its haunting, magical memories of the Wizard of the North. They gazed with awe, and almost adoration, at the towers and turrets, pinnacles and mouldings of the famous abode of the more famous owner and designer. 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But, truth to tell, they were disappointed with the absence of timber on the banks of the world-famous river. The hills, too, were bare; and to eyes accustomed to the primeval forests of giant eucalyptus which clothe Australian mountain-sides, and overhang the river banks, there seemed a want of adequate shelter. 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Tom Purdie had preceded us by a few hours, with all the greyhounds that could be collected at Abbotsford, Darnick, and Melrose; but the giant Maida had remained as his master’s orderly, and now gambolled about Sibyl Grey, barking for mere joy like a spaniel puppy. ‘On reaching Newark Castle we found Lady Scott, her eldest daughter, and the venerable Mackenzie, all busily engaged in unpacking a basket, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3544; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Western Australia", "region": "Western Australia", "state_territory": "WA", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1905, "title": "giant in The Last Chance", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Last Chance: A Tale of the Golden West; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/61385.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2617, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d, and it rains once in five years here, don’t y’know? 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In her innocence she was deeply stirred, and yet glad at heart. She was silent for some minutes, and then said: 'Do you know, I think you sometimes underestimate Mrs. Macdougal's sensibilities.' 'In what manner?' 'I think you hurt her without being conscious of it. Her sense of humour is not keen, and I know she is pained when you least suspect it.' A ghost of a smile stirred about Ryder's mouth. 'I would not pain her for the world,' he said. 'She is a kindly little woman, and her hospitality is charming; but you must admit she is droll. What are my faults?' 'Forgive me if I seem to be treating you as a pupil.' 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It was one of many relics of the dead and gone convicts who had done giant pioneer labour in this broad bright land in the days when Grandma Clay's mother had been young. Fine old grandma, daughter of a fine old dad who had wept for the cruelty endured by the men who had worked in chain-gangs and were flogged under his superintendence, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4037; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1909, "title": "giant in Some Everyday Folk and Dawn", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Some Everyday Folk and Dawn; Miles Franklin", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/21659.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2512, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "fter all. Of course scholars know that Macbeth (or Macbethad) reigned for upwards of twenty years in Scotland a wise and a generous king--so much so that he was called “Macbathad the Liberal,” and it was Duncan who found his way to the throne by way of murder; but it didn't fit in with Shakespeare's plans, and--anyway that's only a little matter between the ghosts of Bill and Mac which was doubtless fixed up long ago. More likely they thought it such a one-millionth part of a trifle that they never dreamed of thinking of mentioning it. (Noise within.) 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Cutting across the country in No Man's Land where there were no tracks into the Unknown. Chancing it and damning it. Ill luck and good luck. Laughing at it afterwards and joking at it always; he and Jack--always he and Jack--till Jack got married. The children used to say Long Gully was haunted, and always hurried through it after sunset. It was haunted enough now all right. 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To be done with old Mac, for the present. He made one or two more trips, but always by daylight, taking care to pick up a swagman or a tramp when he had no passenger; but his “conveections” had had too much of a shaking, so he sold his turnout (privately and at a distance, for it was beginning to be called “the haunted van”) and returned to his teams--always keeping one of the lads with him for company. 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THE RISING OF THE COURT Oh, then tell us, Sings and Judges, where our meeting is to be, when the laws of men are nothing, and our spirits all are free when the laws of men are nothing, and no wealth can hold the fort, There'll be thirst for mighty brewers at the Rising of the Court. The same dingy court room, deep and dim, like a well, with the clock high up on the wall, and the doors low down in it; with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3434; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1910, "title": "spirits in The Rising of the Court", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2524, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d with his men--no dummy, super, manager for a bank, or swollen cockatoo about Jack Denver. He was on the committees at agricultural shows and sports, great at picnics and dances, beloved by school children at school feasts (I wonder if they call them feasts still), giver of extra or special prizes, mostly sovs. and half-sovs., for foot races, etc.; leading spirit for the scrub district in electioneering campaigns--they went as right as men could go in the politics of those days who watched and went the way Jack Denver went; header of subscription lists for burnt-out, flooded-out, sick, hurt, dead or killed or otherwise.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3435; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1910, "title": "spirit in The Rising of the Court", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Rising of the Court; Henry Lawson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/7447.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2525, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "g told Harry that Mac was asleep inside his van. It was a windy night, with signs of rain, and the curtains were drawn close. Old Mac was there all right, and sleeping the sleep of a tired driver after a long drowsy day on a hard box-seat, with little or no back railing to it. But there was a lecture on, or an exhibition of hypnotism or mesmerism--“a blanky spirit rappin' fake,” they called it, run by “some blanker” in “the hall;” and when old Mac had seen to his horses, he thought he might as well drop in for half an hour and see what was going on. Being a Mac, he was, of course, theological, scientific, and argumentative. 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representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kakadu region, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1914, "title": "Wuraka ancestor of Kakadu tradition", "canonical_figure": "Wuraka", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna11.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1253, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Broad regional/cultural association only; not map eligible until separately geocoded and ethically reviewed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1396; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kakadu region, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1914, "title": "Two Numereji men of Kakadu tradition", "canonical_figure": "Numereji men", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna11.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1254, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Broad regional/cultural association only; not map eligible until separately geocoded and ethically reviewed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1397; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kakadu region, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1914, "title": "Bubba Peibi visible to medicine men", "canonical_figure": "Bubba Peibi", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna12.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1255, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Broad regional/cultural association only; not map eligible until separately geocoded and ethically reviewed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1398; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kakadu region, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1914, "title": "Dodaduriman tradition", "canonical_figure": "Dodaduriman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna12.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1256, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Broad regional/cultural association only; not map eligible until separately geocoded and ethically reviewed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1399; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Kakadu region, NT", "region": null, "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "broad_region", "geocode_source": "", "verification_status": "", "year": 1914, "title": "Mischievous spirit enticing a native away", "canonical_figure": "unnamed_mischievous_spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia / Internet Sacred Text Archive", "url": "https://sacred-texts.com/aus/ntna/ntna12.htm", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3788, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "— Water-pouring Ceremony. Kakadu Tribe .... 242 61.— Men Painting themselves and Children with Nack. Kakadu Tribe ... 244 62.— Women wearing Armlets called Kundama, during Mourning Ceremony. Kakadu Tribe. ... . . 244 63.— Child's Bones carried about in Dilly Bag by her Mother. Kakadu Tribe. 248 64. — Ceremony of Korno 258 65.— Placing Sticks over the Buried Spirit at the close of the Korno Ceremony. Kakadu Tribe 260 66.— The Old and the Young Numereji Snake. A Bark Drawing. Kakadu Tribe . . . 313 67. — Bubba Peibi from a Drawing on Bark . . . .313 68.— Medicine Man rubbing his Hand under his Arrii-pit to secure Moisture to rub on.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4851; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3789, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "h their localities. — Physical appearance of the natives. — No Malay admixture. — Cicatrices. — Larakia woman with joint of index finger cut off. — Small number of children in each family. — Organisation of the tribes, a general resume. — Totemic systems, a general resume. — Intichiuma ceremonies. — Initiation ceremonies. — Burial and mourning ceremonies. — Spirit children and origin of children. — Reincarnation. — Sacred objects. — Camp life. — Habitations. — Flies and mos- quitos. — Corrobborees. — Definition of tribe. — Sending out of messengers. — Characteristics of native character. — Magic. — Mental ability. — Fondness for.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4852; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3790, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ille Island tribe, amongst whom no classes are found, the totem descends in the maternal line. The most modified amongst these northern tribes in regard to their totemic system are undoubtedly the Kakadu, Geimbio, Kulunglutji and allied tribe. They are strongly totemistic, but yet there is no descent of the totem in either the paternal or maternal line. The spirit of the dead person chooses its own totem, and, when it undergoes reincarnation, tells the father of the child what is the Jereipunga, or totem, of the latter. So far as the social aspect of totemism is concerned we may roughly classify as follows the various Northern.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4853; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3791, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "o classes and sub-classes amongst all of which the totemic groups are irregularly distributed, so that the same group is present in each moiety. Descent is neither in the maternal nor paternal line, and the totem of the child depends entirely upon the locality at which it is supposed i8 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. to have entered the mother in spirit form. This system is characteristic of the Arunta nation, in the centre of the Continent, which includes the Arunta, Unmatjera and Kaitish tribes. Tn the latter there is a decided tendency for the totemic groups to be divided between the two moieties and for the descent.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4854; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3792, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "is a decided tendency for the totemic groups to be divided between the two moieties and for the descent to follow in the paternal line. (l>) The tribe is not divided into moieties nor classes, but there are a number of intermarrying local groups. The totem has nothing to do with marriage and it descends neither in the paternal nor in the maternal line. The spirit of the ancestor, who is about to be reincarnated, tells the father of the child exactly who the latter is, and what is the name of its totem, which need not even be that of the old ancestor. This system is characteristic of the Kakadu nation. It will be seen that there.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4855; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3793, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s, and the cere- monies associated with the erection of the posts are amongst the wildest that I have seen in the whole of the Northern Territory. Varied though these tribes are in regard to their organisations and customs, there is fundamental agree- ment on certain points. It was in the Central tribes that we first described the belief in the existence of spirit children who inhabit certain definite localities and enter women. It is interesting to see that this belief is universal amongst the Northern Territory tribes. A similar belief has been shown by Dr. Roth to exist amongst Queensland natives and by Mrs. Bates amongst.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4856; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3794, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ibes so widely different from one another in many other respects as the Dieri, Arunta, Waduman, Mara, Kakadu, and Melville Islanders. The Kakadu beliefs are amongst the most definite that we have. Without going into details which are explained later, it may be said there was one great ancestor, named Imberombera, who was responsible, originally, for all the spirit children with whom, either directly or by means of individuals whom she sent out, the country was peopled. There were local spirit centres, just as in the Arunta, and it is these spirit children who have 24 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. ever since been born.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4857; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3795, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s. The Kakadu beliefs are amongst the most definite that we have. Without going into details which are explained later, it may be said there was one great ancestor, named Imberombera, who was responsible, originally, for all the spirit children with whom, either directly or by means of individuals whom she sent out, the country was peopled. There were local spirit centres, just as in the Arunta, and it is these spirit children who have 24 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. ever since been born again. With this belief is also closely bound up that of reincarnation. It is curious again to find that there is fundamental.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4858; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3796, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "own secret name. In the -Kakadu, on the other hand, the name of every ancestor is known and every member of the tribe bears that ancestor's as his or her name in common, everyday use. In some tribes, such as the Warramunga, each totem group had one great ancestor from whom, when he shook himself during the performance of ceremonies, numerous, but nameless, spirit children emanated. We have, in fact, an interesting series of stages beginning with the Arunta and its numerous original ancestors for each group, passing through the Warramunga with its one ancestor for each group, and then on to the Kakadu with its single great,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4859; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3797, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rous original ancestors for each group, passing through the Warramunga with its one ancestor for each group, and then on to the Kakadu with its single great, original ancestor for all the groups. In some tribes, such as the Dieri and Warramunga, the belief holds that the sex changes at each successive reincarnation. The Kakadu also have a belief in a double spirit some- what akin to that of the Arunta. The original spirit, called Yalmuru, gives off a double, called Iwaiyu. It is the latter that enters a woman and, after it has done so, the Yalmuru comes, some night, to the father and tells him I INTRODUCTION 25 that the child.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4860; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3798, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hose called Muraian amongst the Kakadu, to which reference has already been made. There are no Nurtunjas nor Waningas nor ground drawings, that figure so largely in the southern part of the Territory, but, through all tribes on the mainland, the belief is universal amongst the women and children that the sound made by the bull-roarer is the voice of a great spirit which comes to take the youth away during the initiation cere- mony. In no case amongst these northern tribes did I find any indication of sacred rock drawings such as we meet with in the Arunta and Kaitish. This absence may be associated with that of any such spots as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4861; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3799, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ot a trace behind them to indicate their former existence. The organisation is now entirely local. In the far past time their mythic ancestor, Imberombera, sent out different pairs of individuals to various parts of the country, now occupied by the Kakadu and other tribes of the same nation. In these places they formed local centres, peopled, at first, with spirit indivi- duals who have since been undergoing reincarnation. Tradition explains how, in the early days, the members of different local groups intermarried, and, at the present time, just as then, each individual man secures his wife, or wives, from some special local.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4862; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3800, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he usual term for one being irruwunni. This may perhaps be a remnant of an aspect of the ceremony which, at one time, was more strongly developed than it is now on Melville Island, and that is the seclusion of the initiate, so that he is not seen by the women and children, who believe in many tribes that during the initiation ceremony he is- taken away by a spirit and made into a man. While the boys were thus hidden, the painting went on, one or two of the old yam men keeping up a continuous chant referring to the yams and the grass. The father painted the Mikinyertinga girl yellow all over (Fig. 34) ; another girl had one side of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4863; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3801, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t cases, simply daubed red or yellow ochre over themselves, with little attempt at design. When the decorations were complete, there was a short pause, and then the men began to walk round and round the ground, singing and clanging sticks with their arms uplifted as usual. Then one man \" sang \" the Mab^nuri, or shooting star, which is supposed to be an evil spirit. The object of this singing was to protect the boys in the mia-mia against its evil influence. Also they sang the bamajinni, that is the armlets of the JVatjinyerti, which is also supposed to aid in protecting him against any shooting star. This over, several men walked.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4864; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3802, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "dji. He sits down on the koar ground with his head bent low so that he cannot see what is taking place. Some of the old men paint themselves and come up behind him whirling the bull-roarers. The pappam tells the boy to look up, and then he sees the men and is told that the noise is made by the Kurrabudji. As usual the lubras think it is the voice of a great spirit that takes the boys away, but the old men tell him that it is not so. At first he is very frightened, but the old men show him 120 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap, the sticks and, after having rubbed their own bodies with them, place them in his hands. The boy.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4865; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3803, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ding to one side beating time with sticks. The per- formers were supposed to be young emus wandering about, and the man who lifted them up represented their mother. After the emu ceremony was over two men came in from the scrub. As they approached the ground they peered around in all directions, imitating the actions of \" debil-debils,\" that is, mischievous spirits, in the form of human beings, searching for honey bags. The last cere- mony of the day opened with one of the old men, who was standing by the side of the ceremonial ground, throw- L 146 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. ing stones in the direction of two.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4866; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3804, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ferent camps to indicate approximately the locality of their occupants. Thus, for example, men from the west will be found on Ill INITIATION CEREMONIES 165 the west side of the camp, men from the east on the east side, and so on. When darkness comes on the bull-roarer is sounded in the Kalal ; the women, in their camp, hear it and think it is the voice of a spirit called Nagumguruk that has come to take the boy away and, time after time, they cry out kel-a-bill-a-la. The Mungarai men first of all go inside the camp and range themselves along the two sides ; the boy who, at this particular stage, is known by the status term.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4867; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3805, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "themselves along the two sides ; the boy who, at this particular stage, is known by the status term Ikmurli, sits at one end close to the bough shelter, watched over by his namminj eri. He is naturally very frightened, not knowing what is going to happen to him, because up till now he has firmly believed that the sound of the bull-roarer is really that of a spirit who has taken other boys away. Fires are lighted and, first of all, the strangers dance wildly round and round, outside the raised lines and the bough brake. As they do so they continually shout out the names of different totems. Sugar-bag, Lily, Kangaroo, Snake, Lizard,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4868; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3806, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. taken by the namminjeri first to the father. He gives it to the boy's mother and she takes it away and either places it in a hollow trunk or buries it in the bank of a lagoon where lilies grow and where also there is what the natives call a Mungaiini, that is, a place at which in the olden times the totemic ancestors left spirit children behind them. This water hole then becomes tabu to all other lubras, but the presence of the blood is supposed to make the lilies grow. After, perhaps, two years the grass all round it is burned and then all lubras may go there and gather lilies. After the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4869; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3807, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "long to the sub-class Jobal he is shown, during this the final stage of his initiation, ceremonies that are concerned with the totemic groups of that par- ticular sub-class. It is during the performance of these that, for the first time, he is allowed to see the bull-roarer or kunapippi, the noise made by which is supposed by the lubras to be the voice of a spirit called Mumanna, who takes the boy away during the initiation ceremony. CHAPTER IV TOTEMIC SYSTEMS AND TOTEM GROUPS Division of northern tribes into five groups so far as totemic matters are concerned. — Kakadu tribe. — The Yalmuru and Iwaiyu. — Manner of acquiring.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4870; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3808, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "en the moieties or classes, the same group occurring on both sides of the tribe, but the totemic groups are exogamous, and the totem descends in the female line. In others, moieties and classes do not exist, and in these there is no descent of the totem from parent to child, the latter receiving his totemic name in consequence of an intimation conveyed by a spirit individual to the parent. In all tribes, however, there is a very definite totemic system, which may or may not regulate marriage. In most tribes the totemic groups are exogamous, but in some, such as the Kakadu, they are not, though it is very rare to find a man married.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4871; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3809, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "plant. The Kakadu group of tribes is evidently much modified N 2 i8o NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. in many ways, and In none more so than in regard to their totemic system. The question of totems is closely bound up with their beliefs in regard to the origin of children. As described in connection with this subject,^ when an individual dies his spirit part remains with his bones in the form of what is called a Yalmuru. This, again, gives rise to a double of itself, called an Iwaiyu, which the Yalmuru places in some food, such as a sugar-bag or fish, that the father of the future child then secures, aided by the Yalmuru.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4872; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3810, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "in which the living person has the same totem as the old ancestor of whom he, or she, is supposed to be the re- incarnation. In regard to their totemic system, the group of tribes that have the Imberombera legend, or its equivalent, appear to stand by themselves. In some respects, as, for example, in regard to the idea of definite local centres, peopled by spirit individuals, they call to mind the Arunta, but, on the other hand, they diiFer from them and from all others in the remarkable way in which each centre is the home of a definite group of individuals, the actual names of all of whom are known and handed down from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4873; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3811, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "pear to be any tradition with regard to the association of any particular bull-roarer with a special ancestor. Nor do we meet with anything corresponding to the Ertnatulunga or sacred storing places in which the Arunta preserve their Churinga. In every instance the women and children believe that the noise made by twirling the roarer is the voice of a great spirit that comes to carry off the boy during initiation and in no case is a woman allowed to see one. This belief, held by the women and children, is apparently widely spread over the whole of Central and Northern Australia and was probably, at one time, universal in its.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4874; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3812, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "lowed to see one. This belief, held by the women and children, is apparently widely spread over the whole of Central and Northern Australia and was probably, at one time, universal in its distribution amongst Australian tribes. It is equally true that the youths are, everywhere and always, at the time of initiation, told that the noise is not the voice of a spirit but is made by the bull-roarer. They are also warned that on no account must they speak of it to the women and children. These sticks are amongst those objects that the Arunta speak of as being Ekeirinja, the Mungarai, makugua^ and the Kakadu, kumali ; all of which words.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4875; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3813, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hose of the Larakia, reaching a length of two and a half feet, and 214 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. are carried by messengers, who go out to summon members of distant groups to take part in sacred cere- monies (Plate II). They are made from the wood of the india-rubber tree, and the women and children think the sound they make is the voice of a spirit called ngagurnguruk. They are preserved in certain sacred spots which are very suggestive, in one important respect, of the ertnatulunga of the Arunta. Any animal at or quite close to one of the latter must not be killed ; it is, for the time being, strictly ekeirinja..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4876; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3814, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "must touch it. The Mungarai have a detailed tradition dealing with the way in which they first became possessed of the sticks. In the far away times that they call Kurnallan there existed a very big man named Kunapippi. He existed before there were any of the present-day black-fellows, and is reported to have had plenty of dilly bags. Also he had plenty of spirit children, all boys and no girls, whom he carried in his bags. For some time he sang out, like the men do now when they perform sacred ceremonies, quivering his hand in front of his mouth so as to make the sound called T'jungulamma. He had, at first, been underground, but.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4877; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3815, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "oper Plains over which, at one place, the water pours in torrents during the rain season. Here, in the far past times, there arose a woman of the Ngapalieri sub-class and kunapippi totem. She carried a netted string bag and, in this, her kunapippi wrapped up in paper bark. From Miram-mi-idji, where she left many 2i8 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. spirit children, she walked underground and came out at a place called Winjerri, where there is a big hill and water hole, close by a cattle station now called Hodgson Downs. Here she left more spirit children and, coming out above ground, walked along, swinging her bull-.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4878; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3816, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rried a netted string bag and, in this, her kunapippi wrapped up in paper bark. From Miram-mi-idji, where she left many 2i8 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. spirit children, she walked underground and came out at a place called Winjerri, where there is a big hill and water hole, close by a cattle station now called Hodgson Downs. Here she left more spirit children and, coming out above ground, walked along, swinging her bull- roarer as she did so. At Kunjerri she met a number of other kunapippi women who were making corrobborees and joined in with them. A man, named Kumkum, a Ngapalieri man of the fish-hawk totem, who,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4879; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3817, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "a. The latter are associated with individual human beings, the former, save in the one case of the original Muraian, who was supposed to have been swimming about in the water in the form of a turtle, are always totemic animals or plants. They are very distinctly of this nature and thus differ markedly from the Churinga with each one of which a human being's spirit part is intimately associated. The Muraian of the Kakadu represent the essence, as it were, of the totemic animal or plant in just the same way in which the Churinga of the Arunta represent the essence of the human totemite, and these two sets of sacred objects indicate.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4880; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3818, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tically a thing of the past, for the tribe is now decimated in numbers and degenerate in habits. The Muraian of the Kakadu will not survive for long. <2 2 CHAPTER VI BURIAL AND MOURNING CEREMONIES Melville and Bathurst Islands. — Description of graves. — Decoration and erection of grave posts. — Mourning ceremonies. — Danc- ing round the fire. — Driving the spirit into the ground. — Description of ceremonies performed at the grave. — Special bark armlets and discs worn and carried by the wromen. — Colour decorations of men and women. — Kakadu tribe. — Death and burial of a woman. — Morlil ceremony, in part a purification ceremony..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4881; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3819, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ing the mother. — Account given by Ungara, a Kakadu native. — The old Yalmuru disappears and the Iwaiyu becomes the new Yalmuru. One of the most striking features of the native tribes in Central and Northern Australia, whose customs were investigated by the late Mr. Gillen and myself, is their universal belief that children enter women in the form of minute spirits, the representatives of formerly existing men and women, who are thus reincarnated. This belief in reincarnation, and in procreation not being actually the result of sexual intercourse, has now been shown to be prevalent over the whole of the Central and Northern part.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4882; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3820, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "st and Melville Islands. The traditions in regard to their ancestors in all these tribes are very explicit. Amongst the Arunta, for example, there were certain great men and women, leaders of the various groups in the far past times, called Alcheringa, who had definite names. They carried VIII BELIEFS IN REGARD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 265 with them numbers of spirit children who were deposited in certain places and it is these who now enter women and are born in the form of human beings, as well, of course, as the spirits of the great leaders themselves. My late colleague, Mr. Gillen, was supposed to be the reincarnation of one of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4883; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3821, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n great men and women, leaders of the various groups in the far past times, called Alcheringa, who had definite names. They carried VIII BELIEFS IN REGARD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 265 with them numbers of spirit children who were deposited in certain places and it is these who now enter women and are born in the form of human beings, as well, of course, as the spirits of the great leaders themselves. My late colleague, Mr. Gillen, was supposed to be the reincarnation of one of them named Urangara. The Arunta believe that when any individual dies his spirit part goes back, to his old camping place in the Alcheringa, inhabiting some.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4884; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3822, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "mbers of spirit children who were deposited in certain places and it is these who now enter women and are born in the form of human beings, as well, of course, as the spirits of the great leaders themselves. My late colleague, Mr. Gillen, was supposed to be the reincarnation of one of them named Urangara. The Arunta believe that when any individual dies his spirit part goes back, to his old camping place in the Alcheringa, inhabiting some special rock, or tree which is spoken of as its Nanja. Here it remains until it chooses to enter a woman and undergoes reincarnation. All these spirits are called Iruntarinia. Previously to the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4885; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3823, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Mr. Gillen, was supposed to be the reincarnation of one of them named Urangara. The Arunta believe that when any individual dies his spirit part goes back, to his old camping place in the Alcheringa, inhabiting some special rock, or tree which is spoken of as its Nanja. Here it remains until it chooses to enter a woman and undergoes reincarnation. All these spirits are called Iruntarinia. Previously to the first reincar- nation, however, a second spirit, which is the double of the Iruntarinia, emerges from the Nanja, and is called an Arumburinga. When the former is reincarnated the latter inhabits the Nanja but it may, if it.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4886; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3824, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of the body is a very characteristic feature in the totemic ceremonies of many tribes. It was very much in evidence amongst the Warramunga, who decorate themselves profusely with down when performing the sacred ceremonies during which they are supposed to simulate the old ancestors. When they thus shake themselves, little bits of down tumble off just as the spirits used, originally, to emanate from him when he shook himself VIII BELIEFS IN REGARD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 267 bar, on the Roper River, there is a large gum tree full of spirit children, all of them belonging to one of the totems associated with the Nakomara sub-class,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4887; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3825, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "th down when performing the sacred ceremonies during which they are supposed to simulate the old ancestors. When they thus shake themselves, little bits of down tumble off just as the spirits used, originally, to emanate from him when he shook himself VIII BELIEFS IN REGARD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 267 bar, on the Roper River, there is a large gum tree full of spirit children, all of them belonging to one of the totems associated with the Nakomara sub-class, and always, so my native informant told me, on the look-out for the right lubra. Again, at Crescent Lagoon, the old ancestor Namaran, the thunder man, deposited numbers of spirit.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4888; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3826, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "moinja lata lungin, Ngaidjan anoadja tjumba angebir, which means. You go away to another country, where you stop leave Ngaidjan behind. She did so, and the natives say that, when leaving them behind. viii BELIEFS IN REGARD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 269 she gave them their totems. They grew up and were the first black-fellows, men and women. When they died their spirits became Ngaidjan, entered lubras, and were born again. Each Ngaidjan knows which is the right lubra to enter, and will not go into a wrong one. Each Ngaidjan, also, has one special place, called Poaridju, the equivalent of the Nanja of the Arunta, which is its normal.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4889; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3827, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e fish, the Yalmuru goes into the water and drives them into the man's chipoiyu or fishing net, if it be mormo or \" sugar-bag,\" he guides him to the tree in which the bees have made their hive. In either case, as soon as the man has secured the fish or mormo, out jumps the frog, unseen of course by the men. It is caught by the Yalmuru and, together, the two spirits return to their camping place. The food in which the Iwaiyu was placed will be the child's totem. The latter is thus always selected by the Yalmuru and may change from one reincarnation to another. As we have seen, when dealing with the totems, it often does. Sometimes,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4890; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3828, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "s. In the early days Joemin was the first medicine man, and he made others, and showed them what had to be done. At first Joemin's eyes were like those of other men, and he could not see Numereji. One day he went to a water hole and, looking over the edge, he saw his shadow, or iwaiyu.^ He looked all about. ' This same term iwaiyu is applied both to a man's spirit part and to his shadow. 296 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. Then he put his head under water and opened his eyes. Day after day he did this, which is called Karareyu poro, washing eyes. Gradually they became very bright and piercing, 'Tjiralala poro, very good.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4891; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3829, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "lmurus ai other tribes come into their (that is, the Kakadu) country in order to work evil magic. This can only be frustrated by means of the careful watch that the Yalmuru of each Kakadu native is supposed to keep over the latter. Such evil-disposed Yalmurus belonging to other tribes are called Myormu pr Mormo, a general term applied to evil or mischievous spirits. X VARIOUS TRADITIONS, CUSTOMS, AND BELIEFS 317 spirit. When once he got amongst the mangroves he knew that there was something wrong because he had come into a strange place. The natives came close up, but, even then, he could not hear them, though they shouted at the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4892; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3830, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d men may eat it. It must also be struck with a short throwing stick, called mumbarnbo, while it is still on the spear point. If these conditions are complied with, and unless there be a good supply of fish probably they are not, the women may eat. The old men also can make it fit for younger men to eat at this place by breaking the fish's neck. Mischievous spirits, belonging to another tribe, some- times place Nuppadaitba bones that they have \" sung \" in a Kakadu man whom they desired to injure. This is a very serious form of magic and can only be cured by an exceptionally able medicine man. The operation, as shown to us, was as.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4893; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3831, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ld is born, and while it is young, the woman must not drink out of a deep water hole, the water must not reach above her knees ; the husband tells the woman that she must not break this rule or the child will die. Also, she must not eat fish out of a deep water hole. They believe that if the child were to see its mother drinking out of a deep water hole its spirit would immediately leave its body, run to the water hole, and be drawn under and swallowed up by a Numereji snake. If, 346 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. by any chance, the mother breaks the rule, the father, mother, and child, accompanied by a medicine man, go.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4894; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3832, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rit would immediately leave its body, run to the water hole, and be drawn under and swallowed up by a Numereji snake. If, 346 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. by any chance, the mother breaks the rule, the father, mother, and child, accompanied by a medicine man, go to the water hole. The father gives the mother a little water in a bark basket. The spirit of the child is attracted, comes up, and is caught by the medicine man, who alone can see it. He immediately places it in the mother's head, from which it passes down into her breast and the child, who is at once put to the breast, drinks it in with its mother's milk, or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4895; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3833, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "He immediately places it in the mother's head, from which it passes down into her breast and the child, who is at once put to the breast, drinks it in with its mother's milk, or Kumilungornu. If the father finds out, when the woman is away, that she has been drinking at a deep water hole, he will at once go to the latter with a medicine man, who catches the spirit and places it in the father, from whom it is supposed to pass, at a later time, into the mother also, and, by way of her breast, into the child. In the case of the mother all the restrictions are in force until the child has finished suckling. There is no ceremony when.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4896; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3834, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ma kutjeri, what have you eaten (to make) you ill ? Mukalakki remembered what the old man had told him long ago and he answered, Kuljoanjo. Then the old doctor said, umhordera wariji — to-day you die. He was very ill then but, as the day wore on, he became much worse and, at night, it took three men to keep him down, one on his head and one on each leg. The spirit, or Iwaiyu, of Kuljoanjo had twisted itself round inside his body and, every now and then, came out through his forehead, rattled its teeth and hissed and looked straight into his eyes. It was terri- fying. The natives, realising the gravity of the case, had sent away to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4897; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3835, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "den snatch at it and caught its head. No one but himself and Mukalakki could see it. He held it very firmly and carefully unwound it from Mukalakki's body. When he had done this successfully, he rolled the snake up in his hands and put it in his dilly bag, called Nunguluwara, and, after staying in camp for one night, went back to his own country, taking the spirit of the Kuljoanjo with him. He put it in a water hole, right away amongst the Ranges, saying to it, tjukoro ngai wilalu, lie down in my camp ; koyada wagai, don't go back ; tjikara onji jereini, which means, language (or talk) other men. To talk another language is the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4898; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3836, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "club and in his left a bunch of feathers called niaru. These Ingwalin are supposed to visit the tree grave, or wurkara, in which a dead native is buried. They put their hands on the dead man, talk to him, and try to make F F 434 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. him get up, but cannot do so. Then they make cor- robborees and when they go away, other spirits called Norminada come to see the body and they also make corrobborees. The explanation of the kadumango is that, sometimes, a mischievous spirit from another locality may come to visit the body, in which case the friendly Ingwalin drives him away with his club. ' These.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4900; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3837, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "buried. They put their hands on the dead man, talk to him, and try to make F F 434 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. him get up, but cannot do so. Then they make cor- robborees and when they go away, other spirits called Norminada come to see the body and they also make corrobborees. The explanation of the kadumango is that, sometimes, a mischievous spirit from another locality may come to visit the body, in which case the friendly Ingwalin drives him away with his club. ' These Ingwalin only move about at night time, when they can be heard making a noise that sounds like Err ! Err ! The medicine men can see them but no.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4901; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3838, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t hand is called Nangintain, and is a spirit associated especially with the Geimbio tribe. This is one of those mischievous individuals who, every now and then, leaves his own country and visits the Kakadu and other neighbouring tribes. He looks out for boys and young men and, if he finds one alone in the bush, tries to lure him away and take his Iwaiyu, or spirit part, from him. The only way in which the Iwaiyu can be recovered is by the aid of a medicine man, who, earring a Numereji snake under his arm, follows up the Nangintain. When he finds the latter, he shows him the Numereji, which so frightens the mischievous spirit that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4902; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3839, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ng men and, if he finds one alone in the bush, tries to lure him away and take his Iwaiyu, or spirit part, from him. The only way in which the Iwaiyu can be recovered is by the aid of a medicine man, who, earring a Numereji snake under his arm, follows up the Nangintain. When he finds the latter, he shows him the Numereji, which so frightens the mischievous spirit that he hands over the Iwaiyu to the medicine man, who then hurries back to camp, carrying it in his hands, of course unseen by ordinary men, and replaces it in the body of the boy. In the figure, the double projection from the back of the Nangintain's head represents.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4903; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3840, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hair, called ifimp. There is a great bunch of hair projecting from the back of the head, and from the neck a long, stiff, curved spine hangs down which can be erected and , waggled about, so that the natives can hear it making a noise like a rattle. From the wrists, elbows, knees, and ankles lines project ending in knobs, and these represent bones that the spirit has taken from dead men and fastened on itself From the pelvis there is a downward projection, supposed to represent the mulowa, or lightning which the natives always see on the hill tops at night time ' when the Auuenau is prowling about. The straight lines above and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4904; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3841, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "bones that the spirit has taken from dead men and fastened on itself From the pelvis there is a downward projection, supposed to represent the mulowa, or lightning which the natives always see on the hill tops at night time ' when the Auuenau is prowling about. The straight lines above and below the hands and behind and under the feet indicate maggots. The spirits are supposed to wander about in search of dead men whose flesh they eat and can only be frightened away by medicine men. Fig. 8 1 represents a different type of spirit. This one belongs to the Geimbio tribe and is supposed to fly about in the daylight or moonlight but.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4905; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3842, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "h the natives always see on the hill tops at night time ' when the Auuenau is prowling about. The straight lines above and below the hands and behind and under the feet indicate maggots. The spirits are supposed to wander about in search of dead men whose flesh they eat and can only be frightened away by medicine men. Fig. 8 1 represents a different type of spirit. This one belongs to the Geimbio tribe and is supposed to fly about in the daylight or moonlight but not on dark nights. It lives amongst the bamboo trees, hanging on to special ropes made out of banyan-bark string, called Mokino- F F 2 436 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4906; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3843, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ark nights. It lives amongst the bamboo trees, hanging on to special ropes made out of banyan-bark string, called Mokino- F F 2 436 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. borbu. It has flaps projecting from its body, which is covered all over with hair, called ngoinbu, and has also two masses called krabir, one on either side of its head. This particular spirit is friendly to the natives and flies about watching them. If it sees a native ill, out in the bush, it goes to a medicine man and tells him. It is, also, supposed to be margi, or medicine man itself. In Fig. 82 two spirits belonging to the Geimbio country, • but called.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4907; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3844, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ich is covered all over with hair, called ngoinbu, and has also two masses called krabir, one on either side of its head. This particular spirit is friendly to the natives and flies about watching them. If it sees a native ill, out in the bush, it goes to a medicine man and tells him. It is, also, supposed to be margi, or medicine man itself. In Fig. 82 two spirits belonging to the Geimbio country, • but called Yerobeni by the Kakadu people, are drawn. Some of these are women, others are men. They are supposed to live in caves and holes in the ground, or in banyan trees in the jungle, where they sleep at night time, only coming.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4908; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3845, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "be heard singing out, yirkudda, quick, Koafungi, daylight, nungoitji, cold. They can be seen by the margi, or medicine man, wandering about in the bush, the man carrying a basket (drawn hanging from his left shoulder) in which he collects sugar bag, and the woman, who carries a digging stick, searching for turtles and yams. Fig. 83 represents a very special spirit which was first seen by a medicine man named Mitjuombo. It is called* Warraguk and is supposed to walk about in the day- time, searching for mormo, or sugar bag. When at rest it lives in the bamboos and paper bark trees, on to which it hangs like a bat. Also it has flaps.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4909; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3846, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "adu Tribe, spirit of dead person. Melville Island, name of a tribe, brush-tailed wallaby men during the Ober ceremony. Kakadu Tribe. special man during Kakadu Tribe, special man during Kakadu Tribe. Kakadu Tribe, the neck of a mis- called Auuenau. name applied to Jamba ceremony. name applied to Jamba ceremony. night time or dark. rattle attached to chievous spirit Geimbio Tribe. 494 GLOSSARY OF NATIVE TERMS Mkritji . spirit of dead person. NuUakun Tribe. Marukumkna . name of young boy taking part in the nitiation ceremony for the first time. Melville Island. Marunga secret name for catfish used during cere- monies. Mungarai Tribe..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4910; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3847, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ngkri Ningbrnu or Ying6rna , Ninibura-bSra . . . Noaianji . Nobbila . Nongura . No6rnb£rri N6rkun . Normo, see Ng Norweilfemil Noudbukkra Nub6. go . . Nukaitka NuUkbSrri sugar-bag or honey-comb. Yungman Tribe, hole in ground in which fire is made during Tjilaiyu ceremony. Kakadu Tribe, name of a special snake. Kakadu Tribe, mother's brother. Mungarai Tribe, spirit children. Waduman Tribe, name of a tribe. word for Totem. Mudburra Tribe, name of a tribe, status term applied to a boy. Port Essington Tribe. mother's brother's wife. Kakadu Tribe. general terms for mischievous spirits. Kakadu and Geimbio Tribes. sister. Mungarai Tribe..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4911; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3848, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "round in which fire is made during Tjilaiyu ceremony. Kakadu Tribe, name of a special snake. Kakadu Tribe, mother's brother. Mungarai Tribe, spirit children. Waduman Tribe, name of a tribe. word for Totem. Mudburra Tribe, name of a tribe, status term applied to a boy. Port Essington Tribe. mother's brother's wife. Kakadu Tribe. general terms for mischievous spirits. Kakadu and Geimbio Tribes. sister. Mungarai Tribe. mother. Mungarai Tribe. name applied to the snake Gnabadaua during the performance of sacred cere- monies. Kakadu Tribe. mother's brother's sons. Worgait Tribe. wife. Worgait Tribe. wife or husband. Kakadu Tribe. loop.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4912; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3849, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e, 239 and mourning ceremonies, Wadu- man tribe, 249 Mungarai tribe, 251 Mara tribe, 255 Burial of child, Larakia tribe, 251 Burning grass stained with men- strual blood, 327 hut in which girl has sat during menstrual period, 328 tree from which bones of dead man have been removed, Mara tribe, 255 Cahill, Mr. P., and the Kakadu tribe, 239, 288 Cave to which spirits take natives, 317 Ceremonial ground, Melville Island, 96 during Belier ceremony, 156 Ceremonial objects, connected with the Muraian, 2 1 9 f/ seg., 428 Ceremonies, initiation, 89 et seq. Yam, on Melville Island, 92 totemic, shown during initiation ceremonies, Iwaidji.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4913; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3850, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "y a rainbow man, 338 Honey-bags found by two Nu- mereji men, 301 Humour, sense of, amongst aboriginals, 41 Hut, special one, in which initiates are hidden, Melville Island, 104 attack on, 107 special ones used during cere- monies, Ober ceremony, 138, 139 Kulori ceremony, 148 or wurley of medicine man, 298 Huts, mosquito, 31 Ibangalma, tradition of, carrying spirit children, Waduman tribe, 268 Idadad, 333 Igul, 333 Ikmurli, 165 lUajinni, no, 114 Illurgan, 332 Imberombera, tradition of, 275 Implements, 352 et seq. Inedi, 378 Ingornu, 262 Initiates hidden from the women, Melville Island, 104 instructions to, Port Essington tribe,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4914; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3851, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tribe, 315 Marukumana, 93 et seq. Marunga, medicine man, 298 Marungwum, iio, 114 McDougall's bluff, tradition con- cerning, 337 510 INDEX Medicine men and Numereji, 292 securing a Numereji snake, 295, 296 eyes made bright, 296 yams kumali to, 297 making of, in Kakadu tribe, 297 and Bubba Peibe, 314 extracting yalmuru finger nail, withdrawing fish bone, 320 spirit of child back in mother, 346 Meila or Mela, 337, 388 Melville and Bathurst Islands, mourning ceremonies, 228 et seq. mourning, armlets, rings, and discs, 409 spears, 357 Melville Island, grave posts, 23 local groups, 45 marriage system, 46 initiation ceremonies, 91.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4915; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3852, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "initiation ceremony, 169 totemic system, 208 Numalga or Numalka, 385 Numereji, a snake, traditions con- cerning, 290 and the medicine man, 292, 295 in anthill, 295 men, tradition of two, 299 men changing into snakes, 302 man drawn into water, 304 of Geimbio and Kakadu tribes, origin of, 305 causes swish of waves, 326 Iwaiyu of, forming rainbow, 326 catching spirit of child, 345 Numulaiju, 246 Numulakirri, 126 Numulana, 119 Nungorh, 359 Nunguluwara, 388 Nunkudumuramaran, 246 Ober ceremony, Kakadu tribe, 133 Olturuma, iii Organisation, class, 12 tribes without class, 43 Orkbau, 198 Ornaments, 401 et seg. left behind by medicine men.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4916; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3853, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of, 24a shown the lurkun or coffin, Mungarai tribe, 252 ; Mara tribe, 255 not allowed near hut of young medicine man, Kakadu tribe, 299 restrictions on eating nuperdaitba, a fish, 319 two Nareuma, tradition of, 322 sending salt-water back, 323 changing into and making rats, 324 restrictions on bathing, when enceinte, 326 sticks given to, when enceinte, 328 spirit children entering at Cres- cent Lagoon, 335 ; Kanbad, 336 ; Red Lily Lagoon, 338 ; Uranua, 338 5i6 INDEX Worgait tribe, initiation cere- mony, 157 et seq. totemic system, 204 Worlu, navel string, 325 Wristlets worn by young men during Jamba ceremony, 132 during Kulori.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4917; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3854, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rnu. Firm piferda. Fish, general term for ... nknjil. Fish net tjipbiyu. Flesh tjali. Flower, general term for . . piru6ngo. Fog tjorlul. Food, general term for . . . jam. Foot kup^ri. Foot, sole of kungnkdingbi. Forbidden kumali. Forearm inkoruji mala. Forehead yhdi. Friendly miborji. Full or full up jkpul. Full-bellied mapblio jkpul. General effects krdi. Ghost irraworkai. Give wo or brau. Good ngtindidda. Good throats or singers . . murknamunga dunkitja. Grass, dry, used as tinder . maporlbo. Grass ngbinbu. Grease juri. Greedy (literally, big anus) . kumiirawkda nbro. Green nurum bung^nyi. APPENDIX 455 Growl, quarrel jeri..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4918; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "ghost in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3855, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "put inside this with the four boys. It was a tight fit, and they were all closely huddled together. Then there came another shark dance, accompanied by a song, consisting of the repetition of the simple refrain, \" the shark has a big mouth. The salt water makes the shark's mouth big.\" This was sung by a man of the Pandanus (screw - pine) totem. Then came a devil-devil dance called Mabanuri (shooting star). This was followed by a march round and round the mia-mia, the men gradually getting more and more excited. They were supposed to be a hostile tribe, coming to kill the people in the mia-mia. The men began to prance about and,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4919; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "devil in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3856, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ribe. ... . . 244 63.— Child's Bones carried about in Dilly Bag by her Mother. Kakadu Tribe. 248 64. — Ceremony of Korno 258 65.— Placing Sticks over the Buried Spirit at the close of the Korno Ceremony. Kakadu Tribe 260 66.— The Old and the Young Numereji Snake. A Bark Drawing. Kakadu Tribe . . . 313 67. — Bubba Peibi from a Drawing on Bark . . . .313 68.— Medicine Man rubbing his Hand under his Arrii-pit to secure Moisture to rub on the Patient. Kakadu Tribe . 319 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS xix FIG. Facingpage 69.— Medicine Man sucking and massaging Patient to withdraw Girl Magic. Kakadu Tribe . 319 70. — Holes in the Rock supposed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4920; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3857, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ed Spirit at the close of the Korno Ceremony. Kakadu Tribe 260 66.— The Old and the Young Numereji Snake. A Bark Drawing. Kakadu Tribe . . . 313 67. — Bubba Peibi from a Drawing on Bark . . . .313 68.— Medicine Man rubbing his Hand under his Arrii-pit to secure Moisture to rub on the Patient. Kakadu Tribe . 319 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS xix FIG. Facingpage 69.— Medicine Man sucking and massaging Patient to withdraw Girl Magic. Kakadu Tribe . 319 70. — Holes in the Rock supposed to have been made by a Thunder Man at Lurudminni . .... 335 71.— Bark Belts. Kakadu Tribe . ■ • • • 335 72. — Natives throwing Spears on Melville Island . ..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4921; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3858, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the Bidu-Bidu are broken up and completely destroyed by fire. This is very different indeed from what takes place in the Central tribes, amongst whom the loss or destruction of a Churinga is a very serious matter. If a woman should, by any chance, see a Bidu-Bidu while it is being carried about by a Belier youth, the old men immediately send a message to a medicine man living in a distant part of the country called Bebiba. The medicine man, who is known as Kuldungun, comes at once but can only be seen by the old men, who meet him ' Cf. Chapter iii. V CEREMONIAL OBJECTS 213 and point out the offending Belier and woman. The medicine.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4922; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3859, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "it is being carried about by a Belier youth, the old men immediately send a message to a medicine man living in a distant part of the country called Bebiba. The medicine man, who is known as Kuldungun, comes at once but can only be seen by the old men, who meet him ' Cf. Chapter iii. V CEREMONIAL OBJECTS 213 and point out the offending Belier and woman. The medicine man takes the kidney fat out of each of them, sews them up, and lets them go. This is done without their being aware of it but, after a short time, each of them suddenly suffers severe pain and dies. Their death is generally attributed to snake bite, but the old men.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4923; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3860, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "eans of dealing in a very special way with some of his excrement or korno. Because of this, everyone is most careful to cover over and hide from view all excrementa, one result of which is that Kakadu camps are more cleanly than those of many other tribes. It is not, however, a difficult matter for a man who wishes to injure an enemy to secure some korno. A medicine man, for example, will find out where it is buried and then, when no one is watching, he will go to the place and rake a little into a piece of bark with a stick, because it must not be touched. There are always at least three men who take part in the ceremony. The man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4924; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3861, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "aper bark and ties it round with string. In his camp, when it is quite dry, he pounds it up until he can roll it into a ball and then, as in the previous case, places it in a hole that he makes in the base of an ant hill. By and by the victim's foot breaks out into sores which gradually spread all over it. The toes drop off, and the hands and feet decay. No medicine man can do anything to counteract this form of magic. It is a disease which is every now and then met with amongst the Kakadu natives and is, superficially at least, suggestive of leprosy. There was, at the time of my visit, one woman in the camp who was suffering from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4925; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3862, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "his younger brother. Joemin had a son, called Mukurlul, and Numuraupu had one, called Kardimenjil. Joemin had stolen a small Numereji snake which he cut in two. The front half grew a new short tail, the hinder half died. Joemin carried the front half under his arm. The old Numereji snake remained in the creek at Mungeruauera, in fact, he is there still. The medicine man can see him but the ordinary natives do not drink there because they are afraid that, if they were to do so, Numereji would draw them in and eat them. When Joemin cut the little snake in two, he drank some of the blood that flowed out, drained the rest into a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4926; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3863, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "got a new Numereji. In the Kakadu tribe there is a close association between Numereji and the medicine men. They alone are sup- posed not only to be able to see him, but to have eyes that can withstand his glance ; other natives are unable to do this. At the present time new medicine men are initiated by the old ones. In the early days Joemin was the first medicine man, and he made others, and showed them what had to be done. At first Joemin's eyes were like those of other men, and he could not see Numereji. One day he went to a water hole and, looking over the edge, he saw his shadow, or iwaiyu.^ He looked all about. ' This same.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4927; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3864, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "min had a son called Mukurlul. When he grew old he said to the latter, balera ngaiya^ wariji, later on I die ; balera ngeinyimma unkoregora Numereji, later on you look out Numereji, which meant that the son was I The word for I is either ngainma or ngaiya— for me the word ngainma is used. IX TRADITIONS CONCERNING IMBEROMBERA, ETC. 297 to take his place as a medicine man. Accordingly, accompanied by Mukurlul, he went close to the Mun- angel wilalu, or blood camp, at Mulipaji. Each of them, Joemin and Mukurlul, had left all their armlets, necklets, wristlets, and hair belts at the home camp. Joemin took his small Numereji with him,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4928; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3865, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Mornun, and Gunumaramila, are kumali to a man who is being made into a doctor. They all belong to what are called \" hot \" yams, which must be specially treated before being eaten, or else they cause much irritation in the mouth. The idea that medicine men must not eat \" hot \" things seems to be widely prevalent. In the Arunta tribe the same belief holds. A medicine man has been 298 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. known suddenly to lose his powers after drinking hot tea given to him by a white man. When all was over, Joemin went, got the Numereji, and, bringing it back, said to Mukurlul, Ngoornberri koregora kala, son,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4929; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3866, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "min, handing the snake to Mukurlul, said, kara pierda, hold it hard. Koregora pierda, balera, poro mornda, look hard (or) afterwards your eyes will be bad. Then he put the snake under Mukurlul's arm, saying, the snake is yours ; kara pierda, wainyan korto, hold it firmly (under your) left arm. Then Joemin said, ngeinyimma Marunga, you are Marunga,^ that is, medicine man. Mukurlul replied, ngaiya Marunga, I am Marunga. Joemin said, mareyimma wilalu, we two go back to camp ; pierda gneinyimma kutera, gnai pari, you go well in front, I behind. They went towards the camp, Mukurlul carrying the Numereji and Joemin a special large.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4930; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3867, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", and, when once he has passed, either in or out, it closes up. At the top of the trunk there is a hole through which air comes in. He makes a fire inside the trunk and cooks his fish there. Within the tree, also, he has a wife and children. The ordinary black-fellow cannot see him, but the Margi, or medicine men, can, and they also talk to him. Sometimes a medicine man happens to be close by when he comes back to the Banyan tree after one of his fishing excursions. Bubba Peibi says, Koyada ngainma bo, don't hit me. The medicine man says, Koyada humeri, don't be frightened ; ngai unkoregora ; ngoro araji, I watch ; you go inside..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4931; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3868, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nd cooks his fish there. Within the tree, also, he has a wife and children. The ordinary black-fellow cannot see him, but the Margi, or medicine men, can, and they also talk to him. Sometimes a medicine man happens to be close by when he comes back to the Banyan tree after one of his fishing excursions. Bubba Peibi says, Koyada ngainma bo, don't hit me. The medicine man says, Koyada humeri, don't be frightened ; ngai unkoregora ; ngoro araji, I watch ; you go inside. Sometimes, when Bubba Peibi is out fishing and a medicine man hears him and is afraid that he will catch all the fish and leave none for the black-fellow, he plays a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4932; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3869, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ey also talk to him. Sometimes a medicine man happens to be close by when he comes back to the Banyan tree after one of his fishing excursions. Bubba Peibi says, Koyada ngainma bo, don't hit me. The medicine man says, Koyada humeri, don't be frightened ; ngai unkoregora ; ngoro araji, I watch ; you go inside. Sometimes, when Bubba Peibi is out fishing and a medicine man hears him and is afraid that he will catch all the fish and leave none for the black-fellow, he plays a trick on him. He can go so quietly to the water hole that Bubba Peibi does not know he is there. In the water he hangs on to the large bag, or Meilla, that Bubba.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4933; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3870, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rub. While he is asleep, the friendly Yalmuru, or Iwaiyu, who 3i8 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. has rescued him, tells him that he has been taken away by a Yalmuru who belongs to another country or, as he says, onji tjikaru, another tongue or talk. The man wakes up in the morning and goes to his own camp, where he becomes very ill. If there is a medicine man there he knows at once what is the matter, and says, Yalmuru mumaladjinu ^oro, which is a very strong expression — a most emphatic cursing of the hostile Yalmuru. First of all he gazes into the patient's eyes, then he massages the sides of his body and, after a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4934; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3871, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "alled Mungauilada, only Kakadu men may eat them, no one else may do so under very severe penalties. If anyone should venture to break this rule and to attempt to catch and eat them there, his eyes and ears would swell up and sores would break out all over his body. At Mungauilada also, it is only the very old Kakadu men who may catch them and, even Fig. 68. Medicine Man rubbing his Hand under his Arm-pit to SECURE Moisture to rub on the Patient. Kakadu Tribe. Fig. 69. Medicine j\\Ian sucking and massaging Patient to withdraw Girl Magic. Kakadu Tribe. {Face page 3x9. X VARIOUS TRADITIONS, CUSTOMS, AND BELIEFS 319 when thus caught,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4935; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "medicine man in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3872, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ot, the women may eat. The old men also can make it fit for younger men to eat at this place by breaking the fish's neck. Mischievous spirits, belonging to another tribe, some- times place Nuppadaitba bones that they have \" sung \" in a Kakadu man whom they desired to injure. This is a very serious form of magic and can only be cured by an exceptionally able medicine man. The operation, as shown to us, was as follows (Figs. 68, 69). The patient lies down on the ground, flat on his back. The doctor 320 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. kneels down beside him, leans over him and first of all blows on his chest. Then he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4936; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirits in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4160, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ribal fathers of the dead man, went into it so as to singe the hair off their legs and arms. They must do this or else they will be seriously ill. Then all the men ran round and round in the smoke, after which they gathered together and came on rushing towards the grave, yelling and throwing sticks and spears ahead of them. The idea of this was to drive the spirit, called mapuditti, into the grave. The women and children ranged themselves to one side, some of them wearing the curious armlets made of stringy-bark with remarkable projecting decorations, others carrying ornaments like great circular discs, out of which, in most.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5301; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4161, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "g himself, joined the audience; he was nearly played out and the two men, the black and the yellow, took up the running, rushing round and round, pausing [*y-a3!. r VI BURIAL AND MOURNING CEREMONIES 237 every now and then to face the posts and yell Boo ! whrr! vohrrl wildly at them. Then they stopped dancing and bent down, pointing at the grave in which the spirit was supposed to be watching them. The women formed into a procession and, with their deliberate movement and peculiar high knee action, danced round and round the audience of men who, as usual, were keeping time, striking their buttocks, stamping and singing. On Melville.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5302; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4162, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t from the short final scene, when they were clearly supposed to be mourning, there was certainly not the slightest indication of sorrow. Everyone was very excited, but, between the dances, they laughed and talked as if they were taking part in an ordinary corrobboree, and it is evident that the whole cererhony is carried out with the object of pleasing the spirit of the dead person and also, at the same time, of intimating to it the fact that they expect it to remain quiet and not trouble them. In the Kakadu tribe, while I was working amongst the natives at Oenpelli with Mr. Cahill, a woman named Muranga died in the camp. Early.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5303; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4163, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e file round the grave. This walking round is called Kulorbuto. As they walked round they sang the I'ig- 57- Cakkyi.N(; the Konv, wkal'Ped in Taper Bark, to the Grave. Kakadu Tribe. Fig. 58. Placing Stones on the newlv-mahe Grave. Kakauu Tribe. \\_Face page 24J. VI BURIAL AND MOURNING CEREMONIES 241 following words, which were supposed to be addressed to the spirit of the dead woman : — 'Tjukororu, lie down ; koyada, don't, ngeinyimma, you, workai, come back ; tjukororu, lie down ; kala, a word meaning all right, just so, etc. ; bialilla, children ; unkore- gora, see ; iwaiyu, spirit ; balera^ later on ; kutjeri, sick. That is, \".", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5304; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4164, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Grave. Kakauu Tribe. \\_Face page 24J. VI BURIAL AND MOURNING CEREMONIES 241 following words, which were supposed to be addressed to the spirit of the dead woman : — 'Tjukororu, lie down ; koyada, don't, ngeinyimma, you, workai, come back ; tjukororu, lie down ; kala, a word meaning all right, just so, etc. ; bialilla, children ; unkore- gora, see ; iwaiyu, spirit ; balera^ later on ; kutjeri, sick. That is, \" You lie down quietly, do not come back, lie down all right — if the children see your spirit, later on they will be sick.\" When the grave was approaching completion, three women, one of whom was the daughter-in-law, Minborku,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5305; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4165, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "rit of the dead woman : — 'Tjukororu, lie down ; koyada, don't, ngeinyimma, you, workai, come back ; tjukororu, lie down ; kala, a word meaning all right, just so, etc. ; bialilla, children ; unkore- gora, see ; iwaiyu, spirit ; balera^ later on ; kutjeri, sick. That is, \" You lie down quietly, do not come back, lie down all right — if the children see your spirit, later on they will be sick.\" When the grave was approaching completion, three women, one of whom was the daughter-in-law, Minborku, went into the scrub and gathered armfuls of grass stalks and leafy twigs and, returning, placed them by the grave. When the trench was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5306; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4166, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "l des- troyed. ' The Kakadu have a word, ardi, which means the total personal belongings of any individual. R 2 244 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. After the water pouring is finished, the men take the charcoal or miornai, and rub themselves all over with it (Fig. 6i). No woman paints at this part of the ceremony, but all the men must, or else the spirit of the dead person would be angry and they would become ill. Only black must be used. The women bring in numbers of little cakes, called munduaii, made out of lily seeds. These were eaten by the older men only, the Umulakiri, or younger men, are not allowed to eat them..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5307; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4167, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "certainly enjoy, is over, the bones are carefully collected, wrapped in paper bark, and placed on a tree platform called kalla- kalla} If, for example, a Mumbali man dies, then Murungun men actually put them on the platform, while Kuial or Purdal men, his mother's brothers, stand below. As soon as anyone dies, the camps are immediately shifted, because the spirit, of whom they are frightened, haunts its old camping ground. The spirit part of a living man is called Jalkarra, and of a dead man padinia. For a long time after death the padinia roams about ' In the Nullakun tribe this is called Mungalla, and in the AUaua Allagalla. VI.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5308; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4168, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the other end. The performers squat down at one side of the fire, the men in a line, one behind the other, the woman slightly to one side (Fig. 64). The general arrangement can be seen in Plate XI. When the fire is hot enough the real performance begins. The men bend forwards, each of them with his hands between his legs, the woman does the same because the spirit must not, on any account, see their private parts. If it were to do so they would swell enormously. The stones are removed from the fire and, first of all, ije-eini Plate XI. A represents the woman who must always be present to fan the fire. B, C, D, E, the men. 1 . The.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5309; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4169, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "led Mormo. 3. Wax sphere made from Murkailpu sugar-bag. 4. Wax sphere made from TjaillDa sugar-bag. 5. Wax sphere made from Tjinangu sugar-bag. 6. Feather of Jimeribunna (native companion). 7. Feather of Kaleiyu (yellow-crested, white cockatoo). 8. Feather of Mim-wel-uda-uda (Blue Mountain parakeet). 9. Yalmuru ; a stick supposed to represent the Yalmuru or spirit of the victim. 10. Pandanus (screw pine) leaves, supposed to represent snakes. [Face fage 259. VII MAGIC AND MEDICINE 259 the feathers are knocked into the latter, one by one, the natives saying \" keep quiet, keep quiet,\" the idea being that the birds they represent will.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5310; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4170, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "p quiet,\" the idea being that the birds they represent will thereby be persuaded not to give notice to the victim that any danger such as a snake or crocodile threatens him. Then the men sway about, looking as fierce as they possibly can, while they place the wax spheres in the piendi, the kapei below the smaller ones. Away in the distance they can hear the spirit cursing and swearing, saying mulyarinyu koiyu ^ and using other opprobrious expressions. The men say nerk, nerk, nerk, and beckon it onwards. It is under a spell and comes on cursing more and more loudly. When it is near, the natives crouch down silently, the front man.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5311; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4171, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the peindi, the front man knocks the stick representing it into the fire on the top of the korno. All of them shout. Ah, Ah, Ah; Ach, Ach, Bmg, Bmg ! at the top of their voices. Without a moment's pause, stones and earth are piled on the Yalmuru, one special large stone being placed on top, the men pressing down hard with all their might to keep it in. The spirit underneath can be heard sizzling and swearing (Fig. 6^). It tries to lift the stone but cannot. At length it is heard to say Grr, Grr, u-u. Then it is quiet and all is over. The Pandanus leaves are rubbed against the top stone, while the names of different snakes,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5312; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4198, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "grass, the ceremony is at an end, and they go back to camp. Anyone coming across the remains of the trench, and seeing the stones and log piled up above the small mound, knows that evil magic has been performed. It is supposed that, by the capture of the Yalmuru, the man is left without his protector. If, for example, he be out in the bush, there will be no spirit to warn him of approaching danger, or guide him to where he can secure his food. Another form of practising evil magic amongst the Kakadu consists in a man who desires to injure an enemy securing some fragment of food that the latter has been eating. First of all he ties.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5355; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4212, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "m them on points such as these, and I did not have the opportunity of coming in contact with less civilised members of these tribes. The Port Essington natives believe that, at first, there were no real human beings, but only alligators, sharks, turtles, cockatoos, etc., and that the present men and women are descendants of these. They also believe that the spirit child goes inside the women at a spot which is frequented by such children and that natives who die are born again at a later period. In the Mungarai tribe, in which I had more oppor- tunity of inquiry, the beliefs are very definite. The far past time — the equivalent of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5390; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4213, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he Arunta tribe — is called Kurnallan. During this time the old ancestors walked about. Each one had his original home, called Burnamandu. As in the case of the snake Uruanda,^ they made the country with all its natural features as they walked along. Wherever they stopped they performed ceremonies, and, when doing so, shook themselves,^ with the result that spirit children, called Mall-mall, who, of course, belonged to the totem (nama- ragua) of the ancestor, emanated from their bodies. These spirit children now go into the right lubras, and are born as natives. Close to what is now McMinn's ' An account of his wanderings is given.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5391; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4214, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "As in the case of the snake Uruanda,^ they made the country with all its natural features as they walked along. Wherever they stopped they performed ceremonies, and, when doing so, shook themselves,^ with the result that spirit children, called Mall-mall, who, of course, belonged to the totem (nama- ragua) of the ancestor, emanated from their bodies. These spirit children now go into the right lubras, and are born as natives. Close to what is now McMinn's ' An account of his wanderings is given in the chapter deahng with Traditions of Ancestors. ^ This shaking of the body is a very characteristic feature in the totemic ceremonies.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5392; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4215, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "RD TO ORIGIN OF CHILDREN 267 bar, on the Roper River, there is a large gum tree full of spirit children, all of them belonging to one of the totems associated with the Nakomara sub-class, and always, so my native informant told me, on the look-out for the right lubra. Again, at Crescent Lagoon, the old ancestor Namaran, the thunder man, deposited numbers of spirit children, and, if a Ngaritjbellan woman dips her toes in the water, one at once passes into her up her leg, or, if she stoops and drinks, goes down into her through her mouth. The spirit of a dead person, called Anora^ goes back to his old home (^Burnamandu), and sooner.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5393; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4216, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and always, so my native informant told me, on the look-out for the right lubra. Again, at Crescent Lagoon, the old ancestor Namaran, the thunder man, deposited numbers of spirit children, and, if a Ngaritjbellan woman dips her toes in the water, one at once passes into her up her leg, or, if she stoops and drinks, goes down into her through her mouth. The spirit of a dead person, called Anora^ goes back to his old home (^Burnamandu), and sooner or later is born again, and in this tribe the sexes are supposed to alternate at each successive incarnation. In the Yungman tribe there is precisely the same belief in regard to the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5394; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4217, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the sexes are supposed to alternate at each successive incarnation. In the Yungman tribe there is precisely the same belief in regard to the origin of children as in the Mungarai. For example, a Nanung, or sugar-bag (honey- comb) man arose at Opobinga, near the old Elsey Station. Here he is reported to have stayed without wandering about. He had numbers of spirit children, who now inhabit the trees and stones near his old camp, and out of these they come and enter the right lubras. He had, also, many bull-roarers, which the Yungman people call Purdagiair. In the Yungman, as in the Mungarai tribe, the sexes are supposed to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5395; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 4218, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ungarai tribe, the sexes are supposed to alternate at each successive re- incarnation. In the Nullakun tribe the old times, during which the ancestors walked about the country, are called Musmus, and each of them has his place of origin, called Kundungini. Like one of them, a rainbow man, called Kulakulungini, each of them is supposed to have had numbers of spirit children who emanated from them when they shook their bodies during the performance of corrobborees. It is these who are now constantly entering lubras, and being born. After death the spirit 268 NATIVE TRIBES OF NORTHERN AUSTRALIA chap. of the dead person, called.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 5396; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Northern Territory", "region": "Northern Territory", "state_territory": "NT", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1914, "title": "spirit in Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Native Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; Baldwin Spencer", "url": "https://archive.org/download/cu31924028623076/cu31924028623076_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3030, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "believed him not averse from winning by unjust means. Yet, on the whole, he thought this mortified him less than to feel that he had been written down a Simple Simon, whom it was easy to impose on. Ah well! At best he had been but a kind of guy, set up for them to let off their verbal fireworks round. Faith and that was all these lawyer-fellows wanted--the ghost of an excuse for parading their skill. Justice played a negligible role in this battle of wits; else not he but the plaintiff would have come out victorious. That wretched Bolliver! ... the memory of him wincing and flushing in the witness-box would haunt him for the rest.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4042; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "ghost in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3031, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d said: \"What's the matter, dear? Are you ill?\" In replying to her he disturbed the children, the door of whose room stood ajar; and by the time quiet was restored, further sleep was out of the question. He dressed and quitted the house. Day was breaking; the moon, but an hour back a globe of polished silver, had now no light left in her, and stole, a misty ghost, across the dun-coloured sky. A bank of clouds that had had their night-camp on the summit of Mount Warrenheip was beginning to disperse; and the air had lost its edge. He walked out beyond the cemetary, then sat down on a tree-stump and looked back. The houses that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4043; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "ghost in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3032, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "less their fee was planked down before them--old stagers these, who at one time had been badly bitten and were now grown cynically distrustful. Or tired. And indeed who could blame a man for hesitating of a pitch-dark night in the winter rains, or on a blazing summer day, whether or no he should set out on a twenty-mile ride for which he might never see the ghost of a remuneration? Reflecting thus, Mahony caught at a couple of hard, spicy, grey-green leaves, to chew as he went: the gums, on which the old bark hung in ribbons, were in flower by now, and bore feathery yellow blossoms side by side with nutty capsules. His horse had.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4044; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "ghost in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3033, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "him, and a loud voice shouted: \"Boh, you old beef-brains! Boh to a goose!\" Displeased at such horseplay, Mahony stepped sharply back--his first thought was of Ned having unexpectedly returned from Mount Ararat. Then recognising the voice, he exclaimed incredulously: \"YOU, Dickybird? You!\" \"Dick, old man.... I say, Dick! Yes, it's me right enough, and not my ghost. The old bad egg come back to roost!\" The blind was raised; and the friends, who had last met in the dingy bush hut on the night of the Stockade, stood face to face. And now ensued a babel of greeting, a quick fire of question and answer, the two voices going in and out.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4045; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "ghost in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3034, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "vegetable-garden, where the drab and tangled growths that had outlived the summer were beaten flat by the recent rains. At the foot of the garden, behind a clump of gooseberry-bushes, stood an arbour formed of a yellow buddleia. No trace of a petticoat was visible, so thick was the leafage; but a loud whispering and tittering betrayed the fugitives. At the apparition of the young men, who stooped to the low entrance, there was a cascade of shrieks. \"Oh, lor, 'OW you frightened me! 'Owever did you know we were 'ere?\" \"You wicked fellow! Get away, will you! I 'ate the very sight of you!\"--this from Tilly, as Purdy, his hands on her.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4048; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "apparition in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3035, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "vered the distance in a trifle over six hours. He had evidently hit on the family washing-day. The big boiler in the yard belched clouds of steam; the female inmates of the Hotel were gathered in the out-house: he saw them through the door as he rode in at the gate. All three girls stood before tubs, their sleeves rolled up, their arms in the lather. At his apparition there was a characteristic chorus of cheeps and shrills and the door was banged to. Mrs. Beamish alone came out to greet him. She was moist and blown, and smelt of soap. Not in a mood to mince matters, he announced straightway the object of his visit. He was prepared.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4049; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "apparition in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3036, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d curt. Having himself stowed the things inside the bar and borrowed a lantern, he drew his wife's arm through his, and hurried her away. It was pitch-dark, and the ground was wet and squelchy. Their feet sank in the mud. Polly clung to Richard's arm, trembling at the rude voices, the laughter, the brawling, that issued from the grog-shops; at the continual apparition of rough, bearded men. One of these, who held a candle stuck in a bottle, was accosted by Richard and soundly rated. When they turned out of the street with its few dismal oil-lamps, their way led them among dirty tents and black pits, and they had to depend for.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4050; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "apparition in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3037, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "had adapted herself implicitly--but this came easy; for she was sure everything Richard did was right, and that his way of looking at things was the one and only way. So there was no room for discord between them. By this time Polly could laugh over the dismay of her first homecoming: the pitch-dark night and unfamiliar road, the racket of the serenade, the apparition of the great spider: now, all this might have happened to somebody else, not Polly Mahony. Her dislike of things that creep and crawl was, it is true, inborn, and persisted; but nowadays if one of the many \"triantelopes\" that infested the roof showed its hairy legs,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4051; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "apparition in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3038, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "w her out, by being kind and encouraging. Instead of which he had acted towards her, he felt convinced, like an ill-mannered boor. He did not know how it was, but he couldn't detach his thoughts from Polly this evening: to their accompaniment he paced up and down. All of a sudden he stood still, and gave a short, hearty laugh. He had just seen, in a kind of phantom picture, the feet of the sisters Beamish as they sat on the verandah edge: both young women wore flat sandal-shoes. And so that neatest of neat ankles had been little Polly's property! For his life he loved a well-turned ankle in a woman. A minute later he sat down at.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4052; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Victoria", "region": "Victoria", "state_territory": "VIC", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1917, "title": "phantom in Australia Felix", "canonical_figure": "phantom", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australia Felix; Henry Handel Richardson", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3832.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3039, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "s. And he saw a figure that looked like his the centre of a boisterous crowd; saw himself slapped on the back by dirty hands, shouting and shouted to drinks. He turned his pillow, to drive the image away. Whatever he had done or not done, the fact remained that a couple of weeks hence he had to make up the sum of over thirty pounds. And again he discerned a phantom self, this time a humble supplicant for an extension of term, brought up short against Ocock's stony visage, flouted by his cocksy clerk. Once more he turned his pillow. 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All but one: a lean and haggard-looking man of some five and forty, who was known to his comrades as Long Jim. On hearing his mate's report he had sunk heavily down on a log, and there he sat, a pannikin of raw spirit in his hand, the tears coursing ruts down cheeks scabby with yellow mud, his eyes glassy as marbles with those that had still to fall. He wept, not for the dead man, but for himself. 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Her hearth is wide to every gust That gars the dead ash spin— And tide by tide and ’twixt the tides Her sons go out and in. [Out in great mirth that do desire Hazard of trackless ways, In wi’ great peace to wait their watch And warm before the blaze.] And some return in broken sleep And some in waking dream, For she hears the heels o’ the dripping ghosts That ride the long roof-beam. Home—they come home from all the seas— The living and the dead— The good Wife’s sons come home again For her blessing on their head. Rudyard Kipling. _Steve Brown’s Bunyip._ STEVE BROWN’S BUNYIP. 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But louder and higher than any of them shrieked the widow, who had got both arms around the skipper’s neck, to which she hung, half choking him, whilst her feet rattled frantically on the deck. ‘Let go, ma’am!’ he gurgled. ‘Damn it, let go, can’t you?’ ‘It’s his ghost!’ she screamed, taking another horrified glance at the bobbing, grimacing thing as it travelled slowly across the broad wake. ‘What have I done, James, that you should appear like this?’ she moaned. ‘I’m sure I thought you’d be comfortable down there!’ And here she began.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2620; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "ghost in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. 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Awakened towards the small hours by the roarings of Eclipse,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2621; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "ghosts in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2392, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Rainbow weren’t the chaps to leave much behind ’em. Leastways’—he quickly added, seeing his mistake, ‘so I’ve heerd say.’ Treloar gave me a look which meant ‘How now?’ but neither of us took further notice. ‘I’ve heard tell, too,’ he continued, ‘as that claim’s häänted.’ ‘Oh!’ said Treloar airily, and as if in constant association with them, ‘we don’t mind ghosts. It’s the living, not the dead, that force us betimes to keep a sharp look-out.’ ‘Well, mates,’ retorted Brummy, rather sulkily, ‘I ain’t quite cunnin’ enuff yet to chew tacks, but I ain’t not altogether a born hidjiot; an’ if anybody was to offer me a thousand poun’ to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2622; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "ghosts in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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I expect he’s after ghosts.’ As, breathless, we arrived at our windlass, Treloar gave a grunt of disappointment on seeing that everything was exactly as we had left it—rope coiled neatly round the barrel, green-hide bucket hanging over the mouth. ‘It must have been a Jack-o’-lantern,’ said he; ‘or.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2623; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "ghosts in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghosts", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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You’ve seen the Broken.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2624; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "ghost in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2395, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "th the death-film. And he lay there and watched me, staring fixedly. It was a bright sunshiny day, the birds were singing cheerily about us, and the wash of the sea was very faint. From the expression on his face I thought he was listening to it. Presently Treloar returned from the camp with some brandy, and poured a spoonful between the clenched teeth. The spirit revived him a little, and he spoke. He said,— ‘Curse you!’ More brandy, and he spoke again. ‘Is he there yet?’ ‘He’s there yet,’ answered Treloar. ‘How long ago was it?’ ‘Ten year.’ ‘What did you kill him for?’ More brandy; and then, as his eyes brightened, he laughed,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2625; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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She’s fetchin’ a breezie wi’ her, whilk’s a comfort.’ Some.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2626; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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All the men, as our curate sees, are armed with a sheath-knife and revolver; and, as he looks, he trembles and handles the address as gingerly as if it were a parcel of dynamite, and liable to explode at any moment, for it is not.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2628; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "spirits in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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Was I, I wondered, descending to even lower depths of earth’s bowels in this fashion, or merely driven to and fro at the caprice of some remorseless current in what was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2629; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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Misfortune makes us sadly selfish, and so little had my thoughts ran on the fate of my comrade that the shock of his appearance thus was a heavy one. ‘I took it as a bad omen, and what spirit I had nearly left me. ‘After sitting motionless on my rock for a very long time, with my head bowed on my knees, and nearly letting my fire go out, I shook myself together a little, threw more chips on, and examined my stores. ‘All told, with cheese, biscuits, several.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2630; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "spirit in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2400, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Stories BY JOHN ARTHUR BARRY _WITH INTRODUCTORY VERSES_ BY RUDYARD KIPLING _NEW EDITION_ _Author of “In the Great Deep,” “The Luck of the Native Born,” “A Son of the Sea,” “Red Lion and Blue Star,” “Old and New Sydney,” etc._ N.S.W. BOOKSTALL CO. SYDNEY. 1905 _All Rights Reserved_ _John Sands, Printer, Sydney._ _CONTENTS._ PAGE Introduction xi Steve Brown’s Bunyip 1 Dead Man’s Camp 11 The Shanghai-ing of Peter Barlow 20 ‘Ex Sardanapalus’ 31 ‘Mo-Poke’ 51 Keeping School at ‘Dead Finish’ 60 ‘Number One North Rainbow’ 71 The Protection of the ‘Sparrowhawk’ 91 The Duke of Silversheen 105 The Officer in Charge 116 ‘Sojur Jim’ 123 Far.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2633; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "bunyip in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "bunyip", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. 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Wot’s that?’ It was Greg, who wanted.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2635; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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When the mate, with a terribly long face, had reported to the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2636; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. Barry", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/files/60482/60482-0.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2403, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lin’ o’ oor money! An’ a’ for a wheen dukes an’ a crackit heid! Na, na! Tell the skirlin’ fule I’ll gie him fifty dollars, and that’s mair than a’ his gear’s worth. I’ll gang to preesin suner than pay as muckle siller as he’s askin’!’ Outside the ‘Children of far Cathay’ could be heard yelling louder than ever for the heart, liver, and entrails of the white devil. The Consul’s face grew graver as he listened to the wounded sailor, just below the open window haranguing the crowd. ‘What’s a’ that claver aboot?’ asked the skipper. ‘They are demanding,’ replied the Consul, ‘that these gentlemen’—indicating the mandarins—‘should have.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2637; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1924, "title": "devil in Steve Brown's Bunyip", "canonical_figure": "devil", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Steve Brown's Bunyip, and Other Stories; L. C. 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But he persevered; and, bringing a couple of men from the township fifty miles away, set them to work. Dead Finish was situated at the extreme head of one of those short Australian coastal rivers whose existence begins in boggy swamps and ends in a big sand-bar. The country was mountainous and scrubby, abounding in ‘falls,’ springs, morasses, giant timber, dingoes, ticks, leeches, and creeks. The wonder was, not that anybody should ever have settled on it, but that, once there, they should ever manage to get out of it, as they did once in six months. 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It was the first time she had ever used that name when addressing him, and her voice sounded so inexpressibly sweet that, without even glancing at Bridget, he turned and took the girl in his arms and kissed her, a caress which she, thinking her end at hand, and loving him, returned. Smash! and they are amongst the stout upper branches of what must be a giant tree. 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How the telling of them came about is a very simple matter. Having three children, each of whom loved a Fairy Tale, it somehow became the fashion, on Sunday evenings, to tell them a story. On one occasion, when the youngest member was just about to be taken to bed, his sister said; “None of the books about Fairies ever say a word about Australia! Are there any Australian Fairies,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1573; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "fairy in Australian Fairy Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100331h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1396, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "You are one of those who are not privileged to pass its magic portals. But it is a very real world for all that. It may indeed turn out to be no less real than this, which is the only one you deem worth knowing, and which it is very obvious you do not know at all. It is the world in which the children of all the world live: the world of Bogies and Dragons, Fairy Princes and Princesses, Giants and Giant Killers. It is the world we knew so well when we, too, walked with fearful joy amid its mystic, thrilling groves. To dull and prosaic souls it does not exist, for, lacking imagination, they walk in outer darkness. Those fairy.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1574; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "fairy in Australian Fairy Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100331h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1397, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "t is the world in which the children of all the world live: the world of Bogies and Dragons, Fairy Princes and Princesses, Giants and Giant Killers. It is the world we knew so well when we, too, walked with fearful joy amid its mystic, thrilling groves. To dull and prosaic souls it does not exist, for, lacking imagination, they walk in outer darkness. Those fairy forms—so real to the vivid mind—are to them but the shadows of trees in the flickering light of the moon. Hitherto, the Fairies we have known, though very delightful beings, have had their habitat in far-off lands. Thanks to the researches of Mr. Hume Cook, we are now.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1575; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "fairies in Australian Fairy Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100331h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1398, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "outer darkness. Those fairy forms—so real to the vivid mind—are to them but the shadows of trees in the flickering light of the moon. Hitherto, the Fairies we have known, though very delightful beings, have had their habitat in far-off lands. Thanks to the researches of Mr. Hume Cook, we are now able to wander through the enchanted Bush with real Australian Fairy Princes and Princesses; share in the thrills of their amazing adventures; rejoice in the triumph of virtue; and be glad at the downfall of vice. The dwellers in Australian Fairy Land, although akin to those of other climes, have a distinct character of their own. Even the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1576; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "fairies in Australian Fairy Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100331h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1399, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "very delightful beings, have had their habitat in far-off lands. Thanks to the researches of Mr. Hume Cook, we are now able to wander through the enchanted Bush with real Australian Fairy Princes and Princesses; share in the thrills of their amazing adventures; rejoice in the triumph of virtue; and be glad at the downfall of vice. The dwellers in Australian Fairy Land, although akin to those of other climes, have a distinct character of their own. Even the wicked Desert Fairies endear themselves to us. Although they do not vomit fire, as did the dreadful dragon of our childhood, one feels that, given a sporting chance, they would.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1577; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "fairies in Australian Fairy Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100331h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1400, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "though they do not vomit fire, as did the dreadful dragon of our childhood, one feels that, given a sporting chance, they would make that boastful beast curl up like a salted worm. As for the other Fairies, everybody will love them. The stories are well told, and the book is beautifully illustrated. Mr. Hume Cook’s book is, in very truth, a really and truly Fairy Story Book, which Australian children of all ages will read with avid interest and take to their hearts. Australian Fairy Tales as told to “Bidgybah,” “Pollykim,” and “Pinkles” Time of Telling: Sunday Evenings Place: Any old spot remote from the older members of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1578; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "fairies in Australian Fairy Tales", "canonical_figure": "fairies", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100331h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1401, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ed until the next day. Then, in the highest possible spirits, they set about their final march, singing with the greatest gusto as they went their famous marching chorus:— Left! Right! Left! Right! Soon will come the cooler night! Then shall all our marchings cease, While we rest and take our ease, No one but ourselves to please, Till the morning light! The Fairy City Where the magic well was found, Peace and comfort now abound; For a city, nobly planned, Builded by a Fairy Band, Rears itself above the hill, Where a garden, formed with skill, Graces every Court and Street, Every path of pleasure sweet, Down to where a water-ring,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1579; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Fairy Tales", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100331h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1402, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "nts and Giant Killers. It is the world we knew so well when we, too, walked with fearful joy amid its mystic, thrilling groves. To dull and prosaic souls it does not exist, for, lacking imagination, they walk in outer darkness. Those fairy forms—so real to the vivid mind—are to them but the shadows of trees in the flickering light of the moon. Hitherto, the Fairies we have known, though very delightful beings, have had their habitat in far-off lands. 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Their duty was to watch out for any attack by possible enemies, such as the Mountain Fairies, who, although not really wicked, sometimes take it into their heads to throw down huge pieces of rock, or to send a giant tree hurtling over a cliff, to the great danger of those who may be camped or passing below. 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Nevertheless they were not too late, and, when they did come, their work was splendidly done. The way to the Magic Well was now clear! So, after bathing in the pools which the Shower Fairies had created—(soon, alas! to disappear!)—they rested until the next day. Then, in the highest possible spirits, they set about their final march, singing with the greatest gusto as they went their famous marching chorus:— Left! Right! Left! Right! 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It is because of these peculiar properties that the Well is a Magic Well; its waters work wonders in a way that cannot be seen. Thus, shortly after drinking of them, the Fairies found themselves greatly stimulated and exhilarated in spirits. But their prime quality lies in their power to rejuvenate those who partake of them. 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Their duty was to watch out for any attack by possible enemies, such as the Mountain Fairies, who, although not really wicked, sometimes take it into their heads to throw down huge pieces of rock, or to send a giant tree hurtling over a cliff, to the great danger of those who may be camped or passing below. Next morning everybody was stirring bright and early; and, after breakfast and packing up, the march began again. So day followed day for many a day. 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Now, strewn about the desert over which she had been dragged, they all lay dead! The Prince at once resolved that she should have some others to take their place. After resting a little while, they, therefore, returned to the spot where they could be obtained, and the Prince himself gathered her a giant posy. Then, seating her beside her father in the carriage in which she had been travelling, he placed the lovely blossoms in her arms, contriving as he did so, to kiss the dainty hand that on the morrow was to be given him in marriage. 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The Emus stately, Proudly, quietly, sedately; Followed by the Herons fine! Wombats, Wallabys and Dingoes; Grey Companion-Flamingoes;— ’Keets and Lories line on line! Woolly Bears and ’Possums grey; Singing birds and birds of prey; Platypuses; blue-tongued Lizards; Mallee Hens, and Bower-Bird wizards,— Hiding all they find away! Cockatoos, white, black and pink; Kestrels, Kites and Shrikes and Bats; Flying Foxes; Native Cats; Plovers from the Marsh’s brink! 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I want to see it all,” she cried, “and I am only a little mermaid; I can’t walk or fly. Dear lyre bird, take me up on your back, and let me fly with you all over this beautiful golden world.” “Alas! I dare not take you,” said the lyre bird, “for this country is under the power of the wicked black witch.” “What is black?” she asked. “Black! Why, it’s a colour. 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Why, it’s a colour. Oh! no it isn’t a colour, but it’s a sort of colour.” “I have never seen any colour called black,” said the little mermaid. “Where I live it is all blue and green and silver and gold, and when the sun kisses good morning to Mother Sea it is rosy pink, and when he kisses her ‘goodnight’ it is fiery crimson.” “Well, this is a very wicked witch,” said the bird, “and she sits on the top of a rock and makes black opals.” “What are opals?” “Don’t you know what opals are? 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Take me up on your back, and my magic lyre shall protect us from the wicked witch.” “Very well,” said the bird. “Put your arms round my neck, and hold on tight.” The little mermaid slung her lyre around her on a piece of strong seaweed, and was soon on the back of the lyre bird. 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Not infrequently they turned their thoughts to pleasure: sometimes in company with others. Thus it was that, on a certain Sunday, they joined a number of their “pals” in a char-a-banc picnic to Belgrave. About mid-day the party came to a halt not far from Mrs. Penny’s store. It benefited by their purchases, and they all behaved as best they could to the little woman who served them: albeit, she was a trifle flustered by their boisterous ways and by their clamouring demands for raspberries and cream. In spite of the profit she was making out of them, it was therefore a relief to her nerves when they were apparently satisfied..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1592; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "little woman in Tales of the Dandenongs First Series", "canonical_figure": "little woman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100371h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1457, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "h below. Strange conformations and singular markings he was able to see—and perhaps slightly emphasise— in all manner of things. In his house were sticks and stones and roots; feathers and eggs and bark—besides other bush curios—every item of which had some distinctive feature. Held by him in a certain way a water-worn pebble from the creek would disclose a fairy face of delicate beauty. A wood-knot he had placed upon a little stand looked like a crouching gnome. With the stem of his pipe—as he moved it from point to point over the surface of a speckled egg—he would trace a miniature representation of the Southern Cross. Amongst.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1635; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "fairy in Tales of the Dandenongs Second Series", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100341h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1458, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "Unrecognised by either of them, the trouble began as soon as the honeymoon was over. Because of his abilities as an entertainer, invitations to social gatherings poured upon them. This manifestation of friendliness and goodwill so filled them with delight that, in sheer happiness of spirits, they readily accepted much of the proffered hospitality. As a matter of fact Christina enjoyed the outings—and her husband’s little triumphs—just as much as he did, and, with her piano playing, helped him to his successes. 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Her entirely unselfish attitude revealed a spirit of generous kindliness as rare as it is beautiful. 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And she quickly turned to the counter, picked a ring from the tray and added: “There ye are me honey! Half the price, an’ just as good! Put it on me finger! an’ may the blessin’s av Heav’n folla ye till the end av yer days!” * * * * * That night—after a most wonderful day—Kate lay in bed thinking of her good fortune. She had not switched off the electric light, and—looking at the ring as it shone upon her finger—she whispered to herself: “Oh! Kate! Kate!—ye wicked divil—ye don’t deserve it. Here ye are wid a weddin’ ring on y’ur finger... An’ put there be a Priest! 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Father in Heav’n! ’Tis thankful I am—wid all me sowl!... Pl’ase don’t let me lose me joy, ’r me bhoy! An’, be the ring av love,” kissing it—“I’ll serve ye night an’ day till I’m done wid the worrld!” So saying—she switched off the light; and with a murmured: “Dear God—Good-night,”—she once more pressed the ring to her lips, and so fell asleep!!! 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Because of his abilities as an entertainer, invitations to social gatherings poured upon them. This manifestation of friendliness and goodwill so filled them with delight that, in sheer happiness of spirits, they readily accepted much of the proffered hospitality. As a matter of fact Christina enjoyed the outings—and her husband’s little triumphs—just as much as he did, and, with her piano playing, helped him to his successes. 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Every hour, every minute that she remains with me now will be a heartache for both of us. It is better that the parting should take place at once!” These brave words—although quietly spoken—did not hide from Father Greenhill the deep emotional strain under which Mrs. Britten laboured in giving them utterance. Her entirely unselfish attitude revealed a spirit of generous kindliness as rare as it is beautiful. He was greatly moved, and it was with a sincere appreciation of her self-sacrifice that he hastened to say: “My dear Mrs. Britten, your sentiments—and your generosity—do you credit! I can resist neither! 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Truth to tell, her voice was so carried out, and thus it came about that—during her prayer—into the window casement a head was quietly thrust, and a pair of keen eyes, together with an equally keen pair of ears, were intently taking in the whole situation. As she settled into silence a strong but mellow voice asked: “What’s the matter little woman! Can I help you?” In a flash Molly Brown was on her feet. “Who are you? What’s your name?” she sharply queried. “Jim!” he replied, with a quizzical smile, and added: “Christened James! Means ‘Love’ a school-master told me once!” And the peculiar emphasis he put.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1646; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "little woman in Tales of the Dandenongs Fourth Series", "canonical_figure": "little woman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100381h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1469, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "n the corner. Caught sight of your white apron. It seemed a bit home­like, an’ I thought I’d come in an’ ask if I could sleep on your verandah to-night. When I got up to your door I heard you cryin’, so I tip-toed round to your window an’ waited a bit. “Then you started to pray, an’ when you were through I nearly cried meself! I know all about your feelin’s little woman. Had them meself a hundred times in France. Awful lonely out there at times, specially at night when you couldn’t see or hear anybody. Dead silence, an’ a cold wind. Pretty tough it was! But don’t you worry! Some day the right man’ll come along, never fear! It’s a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1647; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "little woman in Tales of the Dandenongs Fourth Series", "canonical_figure": "little woman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100381h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1470, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "to recall how he had allowed himself to overhear her most private thoughts and desires. And the more he thought about the matter the more clearly he realised that he “hadn’t played the game!” That—in his Code of Ethics—was an unpardonable thing to do, and he upbraided himself for his offence. “Jim! Ya scallywag! Y’took advantage of what y’heard t’screw the little woman into givin’ y’a job! Wished y’rself on ’er y’did. Ought t’ be ashamed of y’rself f’r doing it!” And then a wave of compassion surged over him. Molly was probably as lonely as ever. Maybe she had not been able to get another handy man—and badly needed help. Well! It.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1648; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "little woman in Tales of the Dandenongs Fourth Series", "canonical_figure": "little woman", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Australian Fairy Tales and related Australian tale books; Hume Cook / Ethel Buckland", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks21/2100381h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1901, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "by the rains that fell and the winds that blew. And the way down to the pool was always difficult. None but the priest ever descended there, and when he did he carried with him the flint rod that served as the bell in the church steeple of the white man does-to call-but with the difference that the bell calls the people, and the flint called the gods or the spirits. Tap, tap, tap, tap went the flint on the sandstone, and ages of tapping wore a hole that is not even seen by the great majority that clamber there now, much less understood. My Black Princess heard of that Sacred Place when she was a tiny child. She has never been to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2096; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1902, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "des were far more dense than the steep sides of the river. The Leptospermum flourished there, and waratahs were in crimson splendour. Out from a rock wall at the side gushed the spring. In dry times It simply was swallowed up in peaty ground beneath the tea-tree and Leptospermum and Ceratopetalums, but in rainy times it o'erbore them and joined the river. A spirit often came out from that glen. it was speckled with glowing fires that flashed and were covered, and flashed and were covered, over and over again. The spirit was light and ethereal, for it could never be seen in its entirety and it could never be heard. All the tribe.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2097; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1903, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he side gushed the spring. In dry times It simply was swallowed up in peaty ground beneath the tea-tree and Leptospermum and Ceratopetalums, but in rainy times it o'erbore them and joined the river. A spirit often came out from that glen. it was speckled with glowing fires that flashed and were covered, and flashed and were covered, over and over again. The spirit was light and ethereal, for it could never be seen in its entirety and it could never be heard. All the tribe knew of it, and all held it in awe. All but the medicine man, and he, sometimes, when he had donned the mystic pipe-clay bands, went right up to the spring and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2098; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1904, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "mes, when he had donned the mystic pipe-clay bands, went right up to the spring and talked with it there. When he came back he bore with him beautiful bunches of ferns of many kinds-Hymenophyllum and Asplenium, portions of the fronds of the Dicksonia, the Adiantum, the Alsophila, excelsa, the Umbrella fern, the Acrostichurn and others. It must have been the spirit that came to the hero of this legend, for as he lay exhausted someone took his hand and placed it on the little amaryllis that seemed to him to be of no use. Immediately it moved and grew. The leaves stretched up and up and became broader and broader. It was a wonderful.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2099; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1905, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "felt strong enough to get up. Close by were the fallen rocks. There was still no way in or out. So the first Gymea or Gigantic Lily came into being, and not long ago men dug under the boulders and found a great heap of aboriginal bones. WHY THE TURTLE HAS NO TAIL The Australian aborigines believed that the Milky Way was a \"pukkan\" or track, along which many spirits of departed blacks travelled to heaven, and that the dark place that we call Magellan's Cloud was a hole or split that occurred when the universe was frightfully shaken by some mighty upheaval which gave us many of the wonders of Nature, including the brilliant waratah,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2100; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1906, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "y clear about the picture just described. They said that not only had some people spoken to returned men who had waded through the lake and been on the island and climbed the mountain and nearly reached the river, but they had also had amongst them at one time and another living men who had seen these fairy places and always knew that a continuous stream of spirits passed that way to the Unseen River. Two giant trees grew on the bank, and a tortoise lay athwart it. Up to the time of this happening all tortoises and turtles had long tails. This tortoise reached from the bank just opposite the big trees, to the other. On the journey.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2102; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1907, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "who had seen these fairy places and always knew that a continuous stream of spirits passed that way to the Unseen River. Two giant trees grew on the bank, and a tortoise lay athwart it. Up to the time of this happening all tortoises and turtles had long tails. This tortoise reached from the bank just opposite the big trees, to the other. On the journey many spirits were supposed to be in some way tempted to do evil, and succumbed to the temptation; therefore there were some fallings by the way. Some were kept floundering about in the lake itself, and these congregated on the island until they had expiated their sins, when they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2103; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1908, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he shadow of the tree was impenetrable to the \"little men,\" and a bright star shed a beam to the tortoise. The sorcerer saw that he must die before he could pass the little men and he and his party returned home. He sharpened again his axe. He put a sharpened bone in the fire, and scraped some of the burnt part off into his food. Then he died, and as a good spirit, he reached the giant trees, and there were no \"little men\" to stop him. But in their place was a great snake that reared its head and prepared to strike. With a blow of his axe he severed the head from the body, and picking it up he squeezed between the trees and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2104; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1909, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "sarcasm, and it was hoped that this piece of portrayed scorn would bring some evil to his rival. He would much have preferred to go on with the competition until one or the other had won. He was becoming anxious to secure the wife, and this delay was beginning to annoy him. The newly recognised magician was out somewhere in communion with the saints or the spirits or whatever it is that such people have found when they come back with tales of supernatural visitations while they are either figuratively or really eating locusts and wild honey. Now the artistry of the young man was good. The girl was really interested. She sat beside.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2105; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "supernatural in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1910, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ina compound at Wahgunyah. He was camped with two gins on a reserve near Burryjaa Station, in N.S.W., and it was with considerable surprise that the writer found him so ready to talk. Like all aborigines who tell things so close to the supernatural, he continually looked around about in order to be sure he was not overheard either by any other blacks or by spirits. He was afraid that he might inadvertently say something that people of his totem were forbidden to reveal. That night the moon had not yet risen, and it was plain to me that the three were not a little frightened. The lubras stayed in the little gunyah that the man had.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2106; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "supernatural in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1911, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "m beyond the edge of the sea, was just the same as the many white mornings that brought me out of my tent to look at the same sun steadily rising from beyond the horizon down on the New South Wales Coast, somewhere in the mists of my past. But in Allambee's days there were different things everywhere. Whether of the animal world or the plant world or of the spirit world the aborigines were not clear, and from what they said, | believe that it was of the spirit world, for their belief in magic from above nature, and the supernatural in all things, was pathetically great. The sky became brilliant. The sea was whitey-grey with specks.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2107; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "supernatural in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1912, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ck guides, he was returned to the navy, and his end came to him back in his native England, after being entrusted by the British Government with the task of erecting Cleopatra's Needle on the Thames Embankment. Though he did not know it, we revere the name of Barrallier, and we glory in the deeds that were his. At the top of a rocky pass is his name cut ina giant gum-tree, and the date\"1802.\" Now for the sequel. Many months afterwards a fine specimen of the Burragorang tribe found his way to a Settler's house not far from Parramatta. He was none other than Camoola. And strange as it may seem, Camoola had had tidings brought him of.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2108; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1913, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ravine. The whole season had been droughty, and the water was hardly running at all. Yet there were holes, and great wide holes too, wherein the water was so deep that no one knew of any tree that would reach down to the bottom. Stones thrown in fell with a heavy, full-ssounding splash and were sucked down and down. In those murky depths were huge eels and giant fish, and occasionally one or other came to the surface and fell a victim to the spears of the black men. The great towering, rock-girt side of the river gave many hours’ shelter from the burning, blazing sun. That side with the easterly aspect was clothed with many.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2109; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1914, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "river gave many hours’ shelter from the burning, blazing sun. That side with the easterly aspect was clothed with many myrtles and much Macrozamia? and Chorizema* and bracken fern. Quite a number of the dainty, feathery Christmas Bushes (Ceratopetalum gummiferum) shone gorgeous and red amid the myrtaceae, and rearing high above all the undergrowth were the giant eucalypti-the Eucalyptus Smithii with its long, narrow leaf, E. Saligna or Sydney Blue Gum, the Eucalyptus australiana or peppermint, and others- while wild clematis and Wonga wonga’ vine climbed from shrub to shrub. That day the heat was intense. Nothing of the vegetation.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2110; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1915, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hat a great ancestor was one day pushing his way through a jungle on the bank of a creek and a prickled smilax scraped his shoulder. He did not feel pain at first, but after a while, when the perspiration got into the tiny cuts, he became very angry, believing that he was bewitched. As well as being angry he was frightened. He had a firm belief in a sort of fairy or goblin which he knew as a \"wullundigong,\" which signifies a \"little man of the bush!\" He stopped at the foot of a big tree, and peered up amongst its branches and leaves to see if he could detect any of these little men. He did not wait long, for he was not at all.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2111; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "fairy in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1916, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "fire coming with a mist which is called \"pouraller,\" and burnt stones near Appin were pointed out as a place where this particular mist often covered the country. No doubt the fact that volcanoes emitted fire with steam is responsible for this idea which has become somewhat distorted in its passage down the ages since Canobolas in New South Wales and Mount Fairy in Victoria and Mounts Gambier and Schanck in South Australia threw out their molten masses. The strip of country between the Appin Creek and George's River was the home of a very powerf ul group. To-day the watershed drained by the Cataract and the Loddon rivers is one.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2112; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "fairy in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "fairy", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1917, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "erbore them and joined the river. A spirit often came out from that glen. it was speckled with glowing fires that flashed and were covered, and flashed and were covered, over and over again. The spirit was light and ethereal, for it could never be seen in its entirety and it could never be heard. All the tribe knew of it, and all held it in awe. All but the medicine man, and he, sometimes, when he had donned the mystic pipe-clay bands, went right up to the spring and talked with it there. When he came back he bore with him beautiful bunches of ferns of many kinds-Hymenophyllum and Asplenium, portions of the fronds of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2114; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "medicine man in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1918, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e of his unusual height. If my conjecture be right, based as it is upon the description brought down by a third generation and the last a white, then this man of unheard-of growth must have been fully eight feet high. His father, said to have been thirteen stone weight, reached but to his waist. He wielded more power than the chief, and quite as much as the medicine man. He was a \"boner.\" There had been several mysterious deaths, and a polished bone was one of the secret possessions of the tall man. Several men had seen it. He took a violent dislike to the chief because he had been instructed to prepare himself for participation.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2115; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "medicine man in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1919, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "t. At this corroboree the young chief worked himself up into a state of great frenzy and this communicated itself to all those present. He grew passionate with no attempt to check himself. In this way he increased in daring and when he felt himself fit and had engendered sufficient boasting on the part of the young men, he gave the order to go to war. Their medicine man and their chief were to be avenged, or brought back if alive, though none believed them to be alive. They were only three days following in the wake of their missing people when they found all the evidence of their fate. They went on. The waratahs were in bloom and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 2116; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "New South Wales", "region": "New South Wales", "state_territory": "NSW", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": 1925, "title": "medicine man in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "medicine man", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3730, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d that when the next great man died--the chief or the doctor or the rainmaker or the clergyman-his best stone axe be buried with him. Then a sorcerer came forward and proclaimed that he would undertake to go to the river and secure the passage of it for all time. He selected some other brave people, and by the aid of his sorcery he set out on the way of the spirits. He soon reached the forest, but found it full of the \"little men of the bush.\" They barred the way of the party. Try as they would, no passage through the ranks of the \"little men\" could be made. So then they turned and followed the flow of the river, and that way no.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4791; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3731, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "sh.\" They barred the way of the party. Try as they would, no passage through the ranks of the \"little men\" could be made. So then they turned and followed the flow of the river, and that way no opposition was offered. They came to a tree even higher than those at the crossing-place, and up that the great sorcerer climbed. From the top of it he could see the spirits stepping on to tail of the tortoise and some being shaken off. Many of these were taken by the claws of the hind feet of the beast and afterwards eaten. Others were carried down stream. The shadow of the tree was impenetrable to the \"little men,\" and a bright star shed.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4792; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3732, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he chief. He was determined to find his wife, and he was no less determined to punish the man. Therefore, next day he chose one of his sons to act in his place, and he set out to succeed or die. For many days he travelled, and luckily he headed down the stream. Now and then he came across tracks that he felt sure were theirs. One day he bethought him of the spirits, so he kept a good lookout in order not to miss any signs of the clay with which to draw the marks of the mysticism. Also he killed a white wallaby and plucked off all its fur. When he found the clay he drew the lines on his chest and body and legs, and by sticking the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4793; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3733, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "day he bethought him of the spirits, so he kept a good lookout in order not to miss any signs of the clay with which to draw the marks of the mysticism. Also he killed a white wallaby and plucked off all its fur. When he found the clay he drew the lines on his chest and body and legs, and by sticking the white fur in the clay he was in the proper dress. The Spirit came to him, and during the night he found out what lay before him. He had to follow the creek until it joined the river. Then he had to follow the river until it joined the great sheet of water. That sheet was either the sea or a very great lake. How far from the head.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4794; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3734, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the river until it joined the great sheet of water. That sheet was either the sea or a very great lake. How far from the head waters of the Murrumbidgee the sheet of water lay we cannot guess, but from the manner in which the tale was told it seemed a very long way. It seemed to take longer than one man's life to get there. But the blacks believed that the Spirit prolonged the lives at least of the three so that the wrong might be righted and the sky might be lifted up. So the day came when the chief saw the two he was following. They were camped upon the edge of the lake. No bloodwood grew there, but in the ages before other.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4795; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3735, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hape passed over. It had long legs that hung down and clawed. The claws were not far above the black man's head. It was distinctly an animal. He could see the body and the neck, the head, the ears and the eyes, but in a few minutes it was gone. Somewhere he seemed to know that it was food to eat. So he took heart. He really believed it was sent by the great spirit, for he was painted with the signs, and he was meat-hungry, and he was out, not on his own behalf, but searching for food for his people. So he lay down to sleep, believing that in the morning he would find meat. All night the wind blew. It was still blowing in the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4796; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3736, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "is coloured water for some days, and when it was removed not only was the fur dyed red, but the skin itself was changed. It was more serviceable. So ever afterwards those blacks soaked all their animal skins in a solution of this gum, and thus they tanned them. Everyone had seen the aerial wonder, and they believed their chief had been answered by the Great Spirit and the kangaroo was sent from over the seas to succour them. THE SECOND KANGAROO STORY Away in the Kowmung and around the rugged peaks under which lie the great lodes containing the silver of Yarranderie, roamed a tribe of blacks who have their own tale of the first.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4797; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3737, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ainted flesh was not so terrible a task as that of playing the grim game of hide and seek for life, in which she was obliged now to indulge continually. Had she not been one of the women who had learned secrets that were supposed only to be possessed by the men, she would never have dared to rebel. If things came to the worst she could invoke the aid of the spirit, and something would happen in her favour. She knew where the necessary clay was to be found. The only trouble was that she was unaware of the whereabouts of her people. However, she chanced everything, and scaling the precipitous side of the mount she saw the smoke from.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4798; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3738, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "undoing. The smoke was observed by her husband. He had never ceased to watch and to search for her. With all his cunning he approached the little blue curling threads. The woman was by no means unmindful. Her ears were alert, and distinctly she detected the distant crack of the broken twig, and the rustle o' disturbed dead leaves. The woman called upon the spirit, beating her breasts the while. Between her and the stealthily creeping man was a tea- tree stump. The top had been torn out by a gale and lay dead on the ground. She crept to it, and straightening up she clasped her arms around it, beseeching the spirit at the same time.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4799; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3739, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "the distant crack of the broken twig, and the rustle o' disturbed dead leaves. The woman called upon the spirit, beating her breasts the while. Between her and the stealthily creeping man was a tea- tree stump. The top had been torn out by a gale and lay dead on the ground. She crept to it, and straightening up she clasped her arms around it, beseeching the spirit at the same time to protect and guide her. The tea-tree stump became animated. It pulsed with life. It had almost parted from its roots before, for it was long since the branched top had been wrenched from it. The man saw it quite plainly. It was only a tea-tree stump..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4800; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3740, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "another hair that took root and became a plant. The rain kept on longer than ever before and there was a great flood, but not any of these hair rushes was destroyed. To-day they grow where the ground is wettest, as well as in dryer parts. Aboriginal women of all the east coast of Australia know this story and they believe it, and because they think that the spirit of the woman who loved birds and animals is still in the dianella rush they like that plant best for the weaving of baskets and mats. How THE PISTILS OF THE WARATAH BECAME FIRM Of all the flowers in our Austra one which was most revered by the blacks (in fact the only.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4801; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3741, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "d and no one had seen her going. When daylight came the whole tribe engaged in the search, for it was believed that she could not possibly have gone far, and it was feared that she had received some hurt. She had entered again into the domain of man, for she had communed with the god of her totem. She had asked that Wirrawaa be allowed to come back from the spirit world to her. She had taken a waratah and had shown how the fluffy bloom had succumbed to the blowing of the wind and had proved no protection to a fighting man. And her prayer was answered. Wirrawaa came back, though a much changed man. His skin was white and the eyes.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4802; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3742, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "respond to a summons as unhurriedly as he wished. Arrilla asked to be allowed to speak, and the permission being given, he drew himself erect and waited until he saw that the expectancy of the warriors of the family was beginning to make them impatient. Then he pointed to the highest spot on the range. He told them that in his wanderings there he had seen a spirit. The spirit was not friendly to him, but would be good to any stranger who came over the range at that point. He said that the enemy that then stood on the very spot was receiving his courage from that spirit and there was only one way to overcome it. It was not by an.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4803; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3743, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "family was beginning to make them impatient. Then he pointed to the highest spot on the range. He told them that in his wanderings there he had seen a spirit. The spirit was not friendly to him, but would be good to any stranger who came over the range at that point. He said that the enemy that then stood on the very spot was receiving his courage from that spirit and there was only one way to overcome it. It was not by an organised battle. It was by strategy, and he was the only fighting man of the family who possessed the cunning. And in that way Arrilla tried to palliate the King and to escape the opprobrium that always.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4804; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3744, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "g his forces down and get the gain he was after. So the meeting broke up. Arrilla was free. That much he had gained he knew, for he saw very plainly that though he had been always before successful in placating the King, this time he was in deep disfavour and perhaps would be punished. He had succeeded in making his fellows think he had had communion with a spirit on the top of the range, and with them that belief gave him a great prestige. All aborigines were vain and fond of power, and in that they were no very great amount different from white people. Arrilla went to the wurley of his wife, and for a little while he played with.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4805; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3745, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "-one of sadness and pessimism. The council sat in the dark. Only the fighting men and the priests were in it after all. Arrilla was there. The discussion did not last long, and it all centred upon the tale that Arrilla had told. He was a frightened Arrilla when he found that he was expected to climb to the highest point of the range and ask questions of the spirit to whom he said he had spoken. He dared not disobey. When the meeting was over and the men had retired to their wurlies and their families, Arrilla sat for a long time arranging in his mind how he would proceed as soon as it was light. He determined not to go by the way.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4806; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3746, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "tfall of someone. lie moved not a muscle. His spears were in the hand that held the shield. The noise ceased. Then the air darkened. There were no clouds, but a great deep shade spread all over the earth. Arrilla looked to the sun. It was disappearing. He grew mightily afraid. He had almost persuaded himself that he really had spoken some time or other to a spirit up there, and this terrible fading out of the sunlight came to show that he was even then trespassing on the country of it. The place surely was sanctuary and tabu. So making the sign with his hand that he had seen the priests make he softly whispered a magic word. The.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4807; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3747, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "he sea and lived there all his life he had no story of what it is, nor how it comes to be there, nor why the waves beat on the shore. He advised the strange man to wait until he had gone back and communicated the news to his people, and said that when the signal fire was made he might come down and be received by the King. But Arrilla told him to say that a spirit gave him all this information about the sea and the waves, and that while it was being told Arrilla was present. Both forgot their fears of the strange darkness that had come over, and down below his people still wondered what had caused it. They thought it was because.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4808; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3748, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nd be received by the King. But Arrilla told him to say that a spirit gave him all this information about the sea and the waves, and that while it was being told Arrilla was present. Both forgot their fears of the strange darkness that had come over, and down below his people still wondered what had caused it. They thought it was because Arrilla had met the spirit and was talking to it, and as the shade passed and the sun came out bright again and the gladness that is usual to the sunshine spread again all were in high glee. There was nothing wrong, they said, and Arrilla would return with news and the spirit he had seen and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4809; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3749, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "and down below his people still wondered what had caused it. They thought it was because Arrilla had met the spirit and was talking to it, and as the shade passed and the sun came out bright again and the gladness that is usual to the sunshine spread again all were in high glee. There was nothing wrong, they said, and Arrilla would return with news and the spirit he had seen and spoken with would assist them if they had to fight with any trespassing tribe or family group. Soon after Arrilla joined his people again, having come down the way he went up, and he told the story of the sea as he had heard it from the stranger, though he.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4810; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3750, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ey said, and Arrilla would return with news and the spirit he had seen and spoken with would assist them if they had to fight with any trespassing tribe or family group. Soon after Arrilla joined his people again, having come down the way he went up, and he told the story of the sea as he had heard it from the stranger, though he said it was told him by the spirit. Fires were lighted, and when the man came to them he said he was very hungry, and he told the story just as Arrilla had. A wife was found for him from amongst the women-girls and he lived there for the rest of his days with that family. The sea grew rough when the wind.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4811; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3751, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "of the great delay occasioned by the ancestor who refused to let it go back to where it had fallen from. The roar is the voice of the ancestor who always refuses to go back. When the calm came again it was because the sea was worn out and very tired, but nothing could stop it from ever creeping further and further over the land. The winds, be said, were the spirit friends of the sea, and they tried to assist it to regain the place that it had lost. The Kamilaroi people always believed that the day would come when the sky would go back and the earth would be quite dry and life could not exist, but they were not afraid, for they.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4812; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3752, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hen added to the cunning of the black made a vicious compound, and for many years that compound is all that has been seen of the nature of our autocthonous predecessors. Beneath it is still the gentleness and the softness of heart of these black people. These beautiful attributes were always below the surface, but if a white has the gift of sympathy and the spirit of understanding they rise to the top and the black is seen in another light. Alex. sat on wild, wet, cold, winter nights before the fire with his mother. His father was still away somewhere on the rugged run with his cattle and with his black friends. Sometimes his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4813; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3753, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ery body he came across, but they were none of them the one he sought. A last he came to two little heaps of clay. What was this? These heaps told to him a story. They were fresh. They were composed of the clay that the tribal doctor used to make the mystic markings, and the tribal priest used for the same purpose when he wished to invoke the aid of a Great Spirit. Who had used it? Not once had he seen anyone who looked like one who had been initiated into the doubly- hidden mysteries of the rite that gave power to invoke the Spirit. Surely the girl had not seen that corroboree. If she had, then not only could he never capture.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4814; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3754, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "fresh. They were composed of the clay that the tribal doctor used to make the mystic markings, and the tribal priest used for the same purpose when he wished to invoke the aid of a Great Spirit. Who had used it? Not once had he seen anyone who looked like one who had been initiated into the doubly- hidden mysteries of the rite that gave power to invoke the Spirit. Surely the girl had not seen that corroboree. If she had, then not only could he never capture her, but he was himself lost. And lost he surely was. For on looking behind him he found that almost as the fallen seeds of the trees were being consumed by fast or slow.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4815; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3755, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "next year no new plants came up. This was noticed and talked about by all the people. Even on the river where a few of her people were now living no seeds sent out the little plumule nor their little radicle, and no new plants grew to grace the world with fresh flowers, nor to produce the roots nor fruits for food. Again the maiden thought of beseeching the spirit. She went back to the old ground all alone and she found the clay. She painted herself and awaited results. She heard the spirit and she talked with it. Then she noticed that just before her a little smoke wreath curled up into the air. Then a flame burst, and in a very.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4816; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3756, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "were now living no seeds sent out the little plumule nor their little radicle, and no new plants grew to grace the world with fresh flowers, nor to produce the roots nor fruits for food. Again the maiden thought of beseeching the spirit. She went back to the old ground all alone and she found the clay. She painted herself and awaited results. She heard the spirit and she talked with it. Then she noticed that just before her a little smoke wreath curled up into the air. Then a flame burst, and in a very little while a fierce bush fire was raging. The girl was satisfied that a fire was what was needed and she sent word to the river.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4817; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3757, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "till to a very big lake that always had water in it. Wingaree was, however, very clever, and he believed that he could make rain. But he was afraid to put his powers to the test, for if he made any mistake the rain would be bad water or it would be too much and even he might be drowned. So he at last decided to go where the rain came from and search out the spirit that was there; and one hot night when the moon was full and the air was scorched and the ground was baked and the grass was all burnt off and the trees were withered, he decided that he could go up into the sky. A long cloud lay on the horizon, and Wingaree imagined.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4818; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3758, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "n came from and search out the spirit that was there; and one hot night when the moon was full and the air was scorched and the ground was baked and the grass was all burnt off and the trees were withered, he decided that he could go up into the sky. A long cloud lay on the horizon, and Wingaree imagined that he could hide behind it and watch until the rain spirit came into view, and then he could step out and show his great respect and ask just how to make some rain for himself. Wingaree left his tree and soared up into the sky and reached the place behind the cloud. There he sat watching until the rain spirit appeared. It was.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4819; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3759, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "long cloud lay on the horizon, and Wingaree imagined that he could hide behind it and watch until the rain spirit came into view, and then he could step out and show his great respect and ask just how to make some rain for himself. Wingaree left his tree and soared up into the sky and reached the place behind the cloud. There he sat watching until the rain spirit appeared. It was too angry to speak. Wingaree tried all the ways that he knew to please and to persuade the spirit to tell him what to do. But it was all in vain. However, the rain spirit stamped in his anger and that stamping so shook the cloud that it became rain, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4820; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3760, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ask just how to make some rain for himself. Wingaree left his tree and soared up into the sky and reached the place behind the cloud. There he sat watching until the rain spirit appeared. It was too angry to speak. Wingaree tried all the ways that he knew to please and to persuade the spirit to tell him what to do. But it was all in vain. However, the rain spirit stamped in his anger and that stamping so shook the cloud that it became rain, and the noise of the tramping travelled through the world, and a fire flew from his heels and shot down to the earth. Gradually then the cloud melted until there was none of it left, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4821; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3761, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ey may be seen under each fallen leaf, having no doubt gone there to escape the terrific heat. AT LOW TIDE This is a story of, in part, the coming of white men to Australia. Whether it is wholly true or not does not, perhaps, matter much. It is true this far-that since the earliest times the aborigines did believe that a black man was taken by a great white spirit and he became the ancestor of the great white race. It was thought that this black man was so favoured by the god that he took him to his own realm, and that occasionally, at times remote from one another, some aborigine nearly as much favoured, was allowed to penetrate.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4822; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirit in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3762, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "more waratah stems could be got before he essayed the dangerous task of lying across the fires. So they went back. Neither of them, nor the two together, could reach them. Then Camoola thought of the magic clay and he looked for it, and to his delight he found it. Hastily making the markings he had seen often enough on the priests, he invoked the aid of the spirits. He had yet to attend the school at which those were taught who were to be magicians, and therefore he did not fully understand the rites. He quite well knew that if he succeeded in obtaining aid he, being really uninitiated, would suffer for it. Wombat-skin tried to.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4824; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3763, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ess, with just a shred of the red of the burning west left, and with the stars showing brightly, and a rising moon putting an inquisitive edge over the haze of the east, the sky heaved and billowed arid tumbled and tottered. The moon rocked. The stars tumbled and clattered and fell one against the other. The Milky Way-the \"pukkan\" or track up which departed spirits often reached the world to which they went-also billowed and it split, and in some places is never joined together again, leaving blank spaces that we call \"Magellan's Clouds.\" These \"clouds\" to the aborigines are pitfalls set to trap the unworthy spirit travellers, and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4825; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3764, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "led and clattered and fell one against the other. The Milky Way-the \"pukkan\" or track up which departed spirits often reached the world to which they went-also billowed and it split, and in some places is never joined together again, leaving blank spaces that we call \"Magellan's Clouds.\" These \"clouds\" to the aborigines are pitfalls set to trap the unworthy spirit travellers, and are also places through which spirits may drop back to earth to assist relatives, or to return in human form. The great star-groups were scattered, and many of them, loosened from their holds, came flashing to the earth. They were heralded by a huge mass,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4826; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3765, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "le who believed that they were travelling to a big initiation ceremony were surprised to see a large number of men suddenly appear amongst them with all their weapons, and marking one another with the red ochre of war as they walked. Soon the fury broke loose. Yunguipan was in the sacred grove. He heard the yells. He had just received communication from the spirits of his ancestors and he rushed to the camp of the widows and maidens. Wakolo and her sister he spied first. Throwing his cloak over them he picked them up in his arms and bore them away, and many others from that camp followed. In his hurry and his excitement Yunguipan.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4827; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3766, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "from that camp followed. In his hurry and his excitement Yunguipan rushed without thinking of possible danger, to the sacred place. He reached it and found that he and the sisters were surrounded by others of the maidens’ camp-both maidens and widows. And now he realised that he had made a very great mistake. What would happen now? He again called upon the spirits of his ancestors and his prayer was answered. He asked that he might be given something by which he could save the lives of himself and the sisters, and as he could riot kill any of the others who came into the sacred place if he also did not kill Wakolo, he asked that.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4828; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3767, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "hes the two netfuls of grubs walked up and up until they reached the sky. The women down below probed the holes in the logs in vain, for there were no grubs to be got. Bathing in the seas of the moon, Yunguipan and the women became stars, and they had to find a place amongst the other stars in the sky. They crossed the Milky Way, that pukkan of the departed spirits upon which they travel from the earth to heaven, and after wandering for many years they at last settled down. Yunguipan is now Aldebaran, and the seven maidens are the visible Pleiades. One that seems to be broken is the wounded Wakolo. The other women are there, too,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4829; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3768, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "to the Murray, as Central Queensland. This is perhaps the prettiest, and was obtained from a young native who lived mostly ina compound at Wahgunyah. He was camped with two gins on a reserve near Burryjaa Station, in N.S.W., and it was with considerable surprise that the writer found him so ready to talk. Like all aborigines who tell things so close to the supernatural, he continually looked around about in order to be sure he was not overheard either by any other blacks or by spirits. He was afraid that he might inadvertently say something that people of his totem were forbidden to reveal. That night the moon had not yet risen,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4830; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "spirits in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "spirits", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3769, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "izon down on the New South Wales Coast, somewhere in the mists of my past. But in Allambee's days there were different things everywhere. Whether of the animal world or the plant world or of the spirit world the aborigines were not clear, and from what they said, | believe that it was of the spirit world, for their belief in magic from above nature, and the supernatural in all things, was pathetically great. The sky became brilliant. The sea was whitey-grey with specks of flashing silver coming from the sun to a wide mark just behind the breakers. These specks danced like shaking beads. Away to the north the sea was calm and flat.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4831; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "supernatural in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3770, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": ", and how to put it out! Now the blacks had for ages used the stem of the waratah to enwrap any hot thing they wished to handle. They said that it entirely prevented burns. In the earliest days of white occupancy of Australia they brought these stems to blacksmiths and told them that they could never be injured by fire from the anvils, which they took to be supernatural fire such as that seen in the heavens when there is a meteor travelling there, if they used them, and to please the natives the blacksmiths did use them and paid in those showy trifles that the natives valued, for them. Seizing a couple of waratah stems, leaves and.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4833; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "supernatural in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "supernatural", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3771, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e to a passage so narrow and jagged that he cut his knees and his forehead. But he kept on. Once he had to pull away a stone or two in order to go further. At last he espied a thin streak of daylight. It came down from the top. It was very wispy, but up there somewhere was the light of day. He listened. There was no sound of thunder and no feel of rain. The giant storm had passed on down the gully more rapidly than it came. Outside a faint rumbling might then have been heard, but it was already far away. The appalling bursts of wind had passed on, too, and all was still again. Out of a clear, clean, blue sky the sun poured its.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4834; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3772, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "gated on the island until they had expiated their sins, when they were allowed to go on. Others failed when climbing the mountain, and there on some barren peak they had to wait, while others remained faithful until reaching the lower level, and then were within sight of the river. But there was a test for them. They had to squeeze between the trunks of the giant trees, and then the bridge they reached was the tortoise. Then came a time when many people quite good enough to get into heaven failed to reach the opposite bank of the river. It was known that they had got between the trees, and then all trace of them was lost; but one.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4835; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3773, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "could catch Krubi alone. Many days sped by; several moons came and went. Then the blacks determined to have a corroboree. A good young man had been having private lessons in the things that were taught which Krubi and Woolyan and the other women were not permitted to see, and then came the great night. It was very dark. A space had been cleared amongst the giant gum trees. But whilst it was still daylight the young women had chosen their places. Woolyan was delighted to see that Krubi was not well enough to take her place in the little march that the active old women made. So she got up from her place, and going back to Krubi, she.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4836; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3774, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "is sight, and at once he lost the bee. Indeed, he forgot it. The strangest mass of cloud he had ever seen was there. It was sepia coloured with black edges. It seethed and curled and split. It billowed and curled and broke-and frayed out. Long spirals of lighter colour worked wonderful patterns against the brown, but drawing out and contracting, waving like giant battle-plane streamers, now straight as spears, now bent over like millions of boomerangs, now detaching, then adhering; the awe- striking masses of vapour came On from the west. Big rocks were tumbling there. Huge walls built up and tottered over and tumbled and crashed..", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4837; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3775, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "nderful patterns against the brown, but drawing out and contracting, waving like giant battle-plane streamers, now straight as spears, now bent over like millions of boomerangs, now detaching, then adhering; the awe- striking masses of vapour came On from the west. Big rocks were tumbling there. Huge walls built up and tottered over and tumbled and crashed. Giant forests were born and waved in a giant storm and were felled. And with all that turmoil of vapour up aloft, the earth below was calm and serene. It faced an inevitable, and that inevitable was a catastrophe. Suddenly it grew dark. A night in the daytime descended in a.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4838; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3776, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "well as the fern roots. The grubs were the beautiful white ones that lie in interstices in old logs and are called \"nuttoo.\" The first kangaroo was said to be a great beast and was not innocent of eating small black children. Should a picaninny endeavour to crawl away from its rug or its sheet of bark its mother always threatened it with the calling of the giant kangaroo. Now the heavily-laden wife one day rebelled. She threw away the heavy bag and ran off. She was fleet of foot, too, for no one could catch her. Around that part of the country are many swampy patches, and these patches are mostly densely wooded with the Melaleuca.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4839; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3777, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "e hair from her head. This he hid, hoping that the next time that the big hunter was angry and roared the hair would be enough to cover, not one woodpecker only, but the whole woodpecker family. It is noticed that woodpeckers to this day hop up and up the trunks of trees and the blacks say that they are looking for a place to hide from the wrath of a forest giant. They listen intently and strain their ears to catch the sound of the roaring. We know that the birds are simply looking for food, and some of us believe that the aborigines know this quite well, only feigning to think that it is for any other purpose. Perhaps they think.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4840; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3778, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ther. And one morning when the sun shone calmly and clearly down through the blue, and the mountain was purpled, and the lower slopes were deep green and dark with the jungle, and the strip of undulating land that lay between it and the beach was bright with the semi-tropical verdure such as the tamarind, and the Archontophoenix and Livistona palms, and the giant Alsophila ferns-Cooperi and australis-and the promontories stood with their shaggy westringias and hibbertias and hardenbergias and white button- flowers all aglow, staring, staring, staring out over the blue lazy ocean, and casting blue and purple shadows across the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4841; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3779, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "carpet of Randia and tiny wild violets overlaid with the tough and thick-leaved Smilax australis. Its nest was placed on a flat ledge of the biggest rock and it had in it a furry youngster that sat as still as the rock itself, its eye of black fire fully taking in the cautious Arrilla. Right in front the mountain reared, still clothed with the jungle, with giant rocks fast to the sides, and the vines, especially the tough monkey vines, clinging to big gums-the turpentine, the woolly-butt, and the spotted gum and the wild fig with its mass of roots between which men could hide and wallabies often had their lairs. Arrilla sought the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4842; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3780, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "in the morning he said \"good-bye\" to his wife, and having received a sacred stone from the priest for placing in his hair above his ear for good luck, he again crossed through the boronia and leptospermum and bracken undergrowth, and entered the jungle. He went to the rock on which was the lyre-bird's nest, and then turning to the right he passed close to a giant nettle tree and a Stenocarpus, and that way the going was easy. He was still under the big trees and hidden from anyone's sight unless someone were very close. The scent of the dendrobiums came to him, and as he passed lilly-pillies he broke off a few clusters of the.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4843; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. Peck", "url": "https://archive.org/download/australian-legends/australian-legends_djvu.txt", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 3781, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "ers and the honey-eaters and the diamond sparrows and white-eyes and silver- eyes all had paused to watch him go by. Satin birds and catbirds and parrots sat in the branches or darted through them as he passed under, and in the wild figtrees the beautiful flock and topknot pigeons clattered and scrambled for fruit. A small colony of flying foxes hung like a giant swarm of bees in a fire-tree, but Arrilla did not see them. This fire-tree is a Brachychiton, and it is of the same genus as the Queensland bottletree. It sheds its leaves and its brilliant flamelike flowers cover the twigs and blaze out before any of the new season's.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4844; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. 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Wallabies and rats and dingoes grew afraid, and, leaping from the safety of their sheltered places, they sped off, bounding amongst the roaring trees and being twirled.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4845; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. 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The millions of shafted trees rear their topmost boughs up into the clouds and stand as great pillars, and the voice of animal and bird reverberates as the human voice does amongst fluted.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 4849; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 1925, "title": "giant in Australian Legends", "canonical_figure": "giant", "date_band": "federation_era", "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "repository_full_text", "publication": "Australian Legends; C. W. 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Source text begins: Once upon a time, not long after the original Krubi had become a waratah plant, and her red cloak had made the brilliant hue of the flower, and only a very few other Krubis had ever been so named, a young lubra wife had determined that should she ever have a girl baby it must bear the coveted name. 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Source text begins: Out on the Murrumbidgee there is a tale about the setting sun. The country there is very different from what it is where the aborigines had a story of the Escapees. It is flat. It seems to be below, far below, the level of the sea. And the sun can be seen setting. 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Source text begins: There is really a white waratah. It occurs in New South Wales and in Tasmania. It is not a distinct variety unless we consider a flower a variety simply because of its colour. The white of New South Wales and that of Tasmania are speciosissima and truncata respectively, though the plants always bear blooms of the colour even though they are in close proximity to those of the usual glowing red. 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Source text begins: According to the aborigines of Australia, the sky at one time in the ages ago was not up high where it is now. It was down so low that a man could not walk upright. Then, no living thing stood erect. Everything either wriggled without legs at all, or crawled like a lizard or a goanna (iguana). 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Source text begins: (Two Stories) According to the inhabitants of the South-Eastern parts of the country-around the Monaro District, Mount Kosciusko, Goulburn, the Currockbilly Ranges, Mittagong, Burragorang and as far north as the Nepean River, there was a time when no kangaroos were in the land. It is said by those people that the first kangaroo was borne to Australia upon the greatest wind that ever blew. 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Source text begins: Of all the flowers in our Austra one which was most revered by the blacks (in fact the only one so far as we know) was the watarah. No other flower was ever sufficiently noticed by them to be plucked and given, or shown, to whites, with a sense of gratitude for a good done to them. There was a time, say the natives of the Burragorang Valley, when the waratah was not as we see it to-day. 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Source text begins: Arrilla was of the Kamilaroi. He lived principally on the coast, not far from our present village of Coal Cliff-between that and Stanwell Park. Perhaps he was not any real individual, but only a type-creation. Be that as it may, all that is ascribed to him in this legend is what happened under the circumstances delineated. 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Source text begins: One of the pioneers of the Goulburn district lived near Taralga. He was an old Scot and he knew the aborigines. He was a lover of flowers and a man who learned to respect the blacks. He wrote nothing; he said but little. Very few of his friends knew that he had such knowledge of the bush and its people. Some of the stories in this book came from him. 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Source text begins: The natives of the Urana district in Riverina had a little story about falling leaves. No doubt other tribes had a legend about the same thing, for in most places there were legends about nearly all natural phenomena. That those who were accustomed to the deep leaf-carpets of the coastal jungle, the masses of fallen leaves in the Dorrigo, of the gullies of the Liverpool Range, in the Hunter River Valley, the tract of", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1363; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2006, "title": "WHY LEAVES FALL", "canonical_figure": "unnamed_rain_spirit", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "project_gutenberg_australia_book", "publication": "Australian Legends / Project Gutenberg Australia", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0607141h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1221, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Public-domain full-text section titled 'THE BUBBLING SPRING' in Australian Legends presents a distinct Australian traditional/supernatural narrative unit with person-form, named spirit-person, human community, or transformed-person action. Source text begins: Away on the South Coast of South Australia there is a very interesting natural spring. It emerges from between two limestone rocks. In very wet times the flow is much less than during a period shortly before rain comes. Especially is this so when a drought is on the point of breaking. The surrounding district is very swampy, and great shallow reedy lakes stretch out over the land. 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Source text begins: The power that the aborigines possessed of bringing about their own deaths by an effort of will is generally looked upon by white people as one peculiar to what are mostly termed \"Native Races.\" Just what is meant by \"native races\" is hard to define. 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Source text begins: It was noticed by the aborigines that the leaf of a waratah has a long petiole, and the leaves of many other plants have a petiole that is very short. For instance, the waxy green leaves of the Diploglottis with its bunch of yellow berries, the Prostanthera lasianthos, the Chorizema, the Lilly-pilly (Eugenia Smithi) have but short petioles; while many of the eucalypts, the Honey flower (Lambertia formosa) as well as", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 1366; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": 2006, "title": "WHY THE PETIOLE OF THE WARATAH IS LONG.", "canonical_figure": "unnamed_spirit_person", "date_band": "digital_era", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg Australia", "source_type": "project_gutenberg_australia_book", "publication": "Australian Legends / Project Gutenberg Australia", "url": "https://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0607141h.html", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 1224, "relation_type": "cultural_association_region", "evidence_text": "Public-domain full-text section titled 'WHY THE WARATAH IS FIRM.' in Australian Legends presents a distinct Australian traditional/supernatural narrative unit with person-form, named spirit-person, human community, or transformed-person action. Source text begins: The whole George's River tribe were camped on the flat between the bouldered cliffs that stand up high on each side of the stream. The weather had been very dry. Hot winds brought the yellow dust from the and regions of South and Central Australia and they wilted the vegetation of New South Wales and parched the people. One of those droughts, so well known to us, was withering the land. 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Source text begins: There was but little of the habits of the indigenous fauna and avifauna of Australia that the aborigines did not well understand. How many white people gave our native animals credit for the possession of the same senses and emotions as the human race has? The blacks had a legend, or ascribed a reason, for all the little ways and tricks of birds and animals. 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Source text begins: In the Australian bush there is a stiff climbing plant with hard prickles sparsely placed along its entire length, and with broad shining leaves that have little tendrils at their bases. The vine climbs trees and twines itself about shrubs in such a way that it often makes travelling in the bush impossible. It is named smilax. One variety is without prickles and is known as Smilax glycyphylla. 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All day they was very sulky and slinged along, and wouldn’t feed. Well, we was sulky too, for we’d no time to stop and cook a bite, it was so thick.’ ‘What started ’em so?’ inquired the landlord; ‘they’d had a deal of camping before they came so far.’ ‘God knows!—a kangaroo or a bear, or they saw a ghost or a blackfellow—something we couldn’t see; and once they were fairly up, the devil himself wouldn’t get them to settle again. 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Make for that small table in the corner.’ Upon the piece of furniture referred to there stood a silver-encrusted inviting spirit-stand, with a bottle of iced Marco-brünner. ‘You must allow me to thank you for your songs, Miss Frankston,’ said Ernest; ‘whether the surroundings completed the witchery I cannot tell, but I have rarely enjoyed music so much.’ ‘I am glad you like my singing,’ said she.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3700; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": null, "title": "spirit in A Colonial Reformer Volume 1", "canonical_figure": "spirit", "date_band": "undated", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "A Colonial Reformer, Volume 1; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/54067.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2754, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "beautiful!’ They roamed long amid the glories of that semi-tropical park, rich with the spoils of the Orient and many a fairy isle of the Great South Sea. 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'Tell me truly, Bertram,' she said, 'that there is no hateful ghost of a dead love between you and my soul's devotion.' A thrill passed through his inmost heart as he thought how nearly her random shaft had touched the dark secret of his life. Yet his eyes met hers fully and fairly. 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These phenomenal personages have differed from their compeers in a ratio of divergence altogether incomprehensible to the ordinary intelligence. Whence originating, the fact remains that each generation of mankind is liable to be enriched or confounded by the apparition of individuals of abnormal force, beauty, or intellect. 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'What a naughty Wanderer!' she exclaimed, as, slackening her rein, she leaned a little forward, stroking her horse's glossy neck, and soothing him with practised address. At the same moment the four-horse team swept past the spot, and revealed the unwonted apparition to the gaze of the passengers, male and female, who, from the fixed attention they appeared to bestow upon her, were much interested in the situation. 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Mr. Atherstone was also good enough to express his approval from the dining-room, the door of which was open, and to request that she would reserve her importation from the metropolis until he came in. This exhortation was followed by his personal apparition, when the latest composition of Stephen Adams was selected by him and duly executed. Among the natural endowments lavished upon this young creature was such a voice as few women possess, few others adequately develop or worthily employ. 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Why it should be so she was unable to comprehend. She told herself that he was not so strong and true as this adorer, so clever as that, or so amusing as the other; but still, why was it? Who can tell? who explain the birth of fancy, the apparition of love? But she chose to make him her hero. And if she so willed it, who was there to gainsay her? Among the other privileges which her nursing sisterhood permitted was that of receiving and bringing in the letters of her patient. About these he had always been.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3748; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": null, "title": "apparition in The Crooked Stick", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "undated", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "The Crooked Stick; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/35165.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2814, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "isfied expression. She relaxed considerably, though with an effort, as her visitors were announced, and came forward to greet them warmly enough. “So glad to see you, Mr. Stamford. It was nice of you to bring Laura. Why you look as fresh as a rose, child! How do you manage to have such a complexion in a hot district? I tell Josie she is getting as pale as a ghost, and yellow too. The fact is, she goes out too much, and this Sydney climate is enough to age any one. She hasn’t been down to breakfast yet—naughty girl—but she was at the Moreton’s ball last night. Mrs. Watchtower took her, and she didn’t get home till past four.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3783; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": null, "title": "ghost in Plain Living", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "undated", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Plain Living; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51404.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2815, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "l was left desolate and forsaken of its heroes. Hubert fared forth along the north-west trail, bound for the sea-like plains of the Lower Warroo, where the wild orange flowers bloom on their lonely sand islands, bright with glossy-leaved shrubs; where the emu rears her brood undisturbed under the sad-hued myall, that waves her slender streamers and whispers ghost-like at midnight to the pitiless desert moon. Mr. Barrington Hope, on the other hand, betook himself by rail to the metropolis, to plunge once more, with the eagerness of a strong swimmer, into the great ocean of speculative finance, which there “heaves and seethes.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3784; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": null, "title": "ghost in Plain Living", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "undated", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Plain Living; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51404.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2827, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "=A Cigarette-Maker’s Romance.= _Globe_—“We are inclined to think this is the best of Mr. M. Crawford’s stories.” =Khaled=: A Tale of Arabia. _Anti-Jacobin_—“Mr. Crawford has written some stories more powerful, but none more attractive than this.” =The Three Fates.= _National Observer_—“A brilliant variation from Mr. F. Marion Crawford’s wonted style.” =The Witch of Prague.= _Academy_—“It is a romance of singular daring and power.” =Marion Darche=: A Story without Comment. _Athenæum_—“The characters are thoroughly interesting, the dialogue easy, and the situations effective....” =Katherine Lauderdale.= _Punch_—“Admirable in its.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3798; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Australia", "region": "Australia", "state_territory": null, "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "country", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "country_level_corpus_record", "year": null, "title": "witch in Plain Living", "canonical_figure": "witch", "date_band": "undated", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "Plain Living; Rolf Boldrewood", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51404.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2830, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ly facing the scowling brows above him. “Yes.” “Without injury?” continued the other, bargaining, as it were, at the very muzzles of the muskets. “Ay, ay! It's all right!” returned Russen. “It's our liberty we want, that's all.” Bates, hoping against hope for the return of the boat, endeavoured to gain time. “Shut down the skylight, then,” said he, with the ghost of an authority in his voice, “until I ask the lady.” This, however, John Rex refused to do. “You can ask well enough where you are,” he said. But there was no need for Mr. Bates to put a question. The door of the state-room opened, and Mrs. Vickers appeared, trembling,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3801; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": null, "title": "ghost in For the Term of His Natural Life", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "undated", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "For the Term of His Natural Life; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3424.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2831, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "lement. He staggered to the cavern, and, seizing the sleeping Frere by the arm, shook him violently. “Awake! awake!” he cried, “and let us leave this place!” Frere, starting to his feet, looked at the white face and bloodshot eyes of the wretched man before him with blunt astonishment. “What's the matter with you, man?” he said. “You look as if you'd seen a ghost!” At the sound of his voice Rufus Dawes gave a long sigh, and drew his hand across his eyes. “Come, Sylvia!” shouted Frere. “It's time to get up. I am ready to go!” The sacrifice was complete. The convict turned away, and two great glistening tears rolled down his rugged.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3802; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": null, "title": "ghost in For the Term of His Natural Life", "canonical_figure": "ghost", "date_band": "undated", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "For the Term of His Natural Life; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3424.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2833, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "ebruary 19th.--I accept. There is work to be done among those unhappy men that may be my purgation. The authorities shall hear me yet--though inquiry was stifled at Port Arthur. By the way, a Pharaoh had arisen who knows not Joseph. It is evident that the meddlesome parson, who complained of men being flogged to death, is forgotten, as the men are! How many ghosts must haunt the dismal loneliness of that prison shore! Poor Burgess is gone the way of all flesh. I wonder if his spirit revisits the scenes of its violences? I have written “poor” Burgess. It is strange how we pity a man gone out of this life. 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As for Rufus Dawes, the sudden apparition of this golden-haired girl seemed to have transformed him. Allowing the loaf to slip through his fingers, he gazed with haggard eyes at the retreating figure of the child, and as it vanished into the darkness outside the circle of firelight, the unhappy man sank his.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3809; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": null, "title": "apparition in For the Term of His Natural Life", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "undated", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "For the Term of His Natural Life; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3424.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2839, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "d lurking shapes of cruelty and danger. Even the whispering breeze bore with it sighs, and threats, and mutterings of revenge. Oppressed by a terror of loneliness, she hastily caught up the manuscript, and turned to seek the house, when, as if summoned from the earth by the power of her own fears, a ragged figure barred her passage. To the excited girl this apparition seemed the embodiment of the unknown evil she had dreaded. She recognized the yellow clothing, and marked the eager hands outstretched to seize her. Instantly upon her flashed the story that three days since had set the prison-town agog. The desperado of Port Arthur,.", "confidence": "B", "notes": "Promoted from accepted candidate 3810; representative map eligibility is exporter-derived.", "place_name": "Tasmania", "region": "Tasmania", "state_territory": "TAS", "country": "Australia", "latitude": null, "longitude": null, "location_type": "state_or_territory", "geocode_source": "ayr_public_page_location_field", "verification_status": "source_named_place_needs_geocode", "year": null, "title": "apparition in For the Term of His Natural Life", "canonical_figure": "apparition", "date_band": "undated", "source_name": "Project Gutenberg", "source_type": "public_domain_ebook", "publication": "For the Term of His Natural Life; Marcus Clarke", "url": "https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3424.txt.utf-8", "ingestion_status": "accepted_candidate_promoted" }, { "record_id": 2840, "relation_type": "narrative_setting", "evidence_text": "pulled out what he sought. A bottle of brandy. With this in his hand, all moderation vanished. He raised it to his lips and eagerly drank. Then, ashamed of what he had done, he thrust the bottle back, and made for his room. Still he could not sleep. The taste of the liquor maddened him for more. He saw in the darkness the brandy bottle--vulgar and terrible apparition! He saw its amber fluid sparkle. He heard it gurgle as he poured it out. He smelt the nutty aroma of the spirit. He pictured it standing in the corner of the cupboard, and imagined himself seizing it and quenching the fire that burned within him. 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He retreated to the brink of the gulf, and the glare of the upheld brand fell upon a rounded hummock, whose coronal of silky weed out-floating in the water looked like the head of a drowned man. He rushed to the entrance of the gallery, and his shadow, thrown into the opening, took the shape of an avenging phantom, with arms upraised to warn him back. The naturalist, the explorer, or the shipwrecked seaman would have found nothing frightful in this exhibition of the harmless life of the Australian ocean. 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But the convict's guilty conscience, long suppressed and derided, asserted itself in this hour when it was alone with Nature and Night. The bitter intellectual power which had so long supported him succumbed beneath imagination--the unconscious religion of the soul. If ever he was nigh repentance it was then. Phantoms of his past crimes gibbered at him, and covering his eyes with his hands, he fell shuddering upon his knees. The brand, loosening from his grasp, dropped into the gulf, and was extinguished with a hissing noise. 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By the way, a Pharaoh had arisen who knows not Joseph. It is evident that the meddlesome parson, who complained of men being flogged to death, is forgotten, as the men are! How many ghosts must haunt the dismal loneliness of that prison shore! Poor Burgess is gone the way of all flesh. I wonder if his spirit revisits the scenes of its violences? I have written “poor” Burgess. It is strange how we pity a man gone out of this life. Enmity is extinguished when one can but remember injuries. 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Boldly she ascended to his sitting-room in the wake of tight-lipped Manton, who presently brought tea, and at intervals tended the fire, apparently without once casting an eye upon her. Claud was up and dressed in her honour, while fit only for his bed. In the midst of the refined luxury that he had gathered about him, he looked but the ghost of a man, worn with his illness and the fatigue of preparing for her. It was one of those English summers that never answered to its name, and he sat in a sable-lined overcoat--considered more respectful than a dressing-gown--in a heat that almost choked her. 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Beyond the crowd that flowed up and down the gallery, she saw a dim panorama of other crowds--phantom crowds--that gradually absorbed her attention. 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"source_id": 41, "source_name": "Adelaide Arcade", "source_type": "institutional_history_page", "base_url": "https://adelaidearcade.com.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ethics_notes": "public_institutional_history_reviewed" }, { "source_id": 42, "source_name": "Australian Broadcasting Corporation", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "base_url": "https://abc.net.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_media_page", "ethics_notes": "public_media_context_reviewed" }, { "source_id": 45, "source_name": "Australian Screen Online", "source_type": "institutional_media_page", "base_url": "https://aso.gov.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_text_item", "ethics_notes": "public_media_context_reviewed" }, { "source_id": 21, "source_name": "ACMI", "source_type": "institutional_web", "base_url": "https://acmi.net.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "needs_human_ethics_review" }, { "source_id": 26, "source_name": "Adelaide Gaol", "source_type": "institutional_web", "base_url": "https://adelaidegaol.sa.gov.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "ok_public" }, { "source_id": 24, "source_name": "Art Gallery of New South Wales", "source_type": "institutional_web", "base_url": "https://artgallery.nsw.gov.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "needs_human_ethics_review" }, { "source_id": 20, "source_name": "Art Gallery of South Australia", "source_type": "institutional_web", "base_url": "https://agsa.sa.gov.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "needs_human_ethics_review" }, { "source_id": 22, "source_name": "Australian National University", "source_type": "institutional_web", "base_url": "https://researchportalplus.anu.edu.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "needs_human_ethics_review" }, { "source_id": 25, "source_name": "Australian Screen", "source_type": "institutional_web", "base_url": "https://aso.gov.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "needs_human_ethics_review" }, { "source_id": 18, "source_name": "Fremantle Prison", "source_type": "institutional_web", "base_url": "https://fremantleprison.com.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "ok_public" }, { "source_id": 30, "source_name": "Marriner Group", "source_type": "institutional_web", "base_url": "https://marrinergroup.com.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "ok_public" }, { "source_id": 27, "source_name": "National Trust Tasmania", "source_type": "institutional_web", "base_url": "https://nationaltrust.org.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "ok_public" }, { "source_id": 28, "source_name": "National Trust Victoria", "source_type": "institutional_web", "base_url": "https://nationaltrust.org.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "ok_public" }, { "source_id": 17, "source_name": "Old Melbourne Gaol", "source_type": "institutional_web", "base_url": "https://oldmelbournegaol.com.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "ok_public" }, { "source_id": 16, "source_name": "Parks Victoria", "source_type": "institutional_web", "base_url": "https://parks.vic.gov.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "caution_indigenous_knowledge" }, { "source_id": 23, "source_name": "Port Arthur Historic Site", "source_type": "institutional_web", "base_url": "https://portarthur.org.au", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "ok_public" }, { "source_id": 15, "source_name": "Internet Archive", "source_type": "internet_archive_metadata", "base_url": "https://archive.org/advancedsearch.php", "access_method": "public_metadata_api", "publicness_level": "public_metadata", "ethics_notes": "Internet Archive public metadata only; no restricted full text is collected." }, { "source_id": 32, "source_name": "Internet Sacred Text Archive", "source_type": "internet_sacred_texts_public_domain_book", "base_url": "https://sacred-texts.com", "access_method": "public_web_or_manual_verified", "publicness_level": "public_domain_public_web", "ethics_notes": "caution_indigenous_related_public_retelling" }, { "source_id": 9, "source_name": "Manual Import", 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Records are display/review signals and do not assert final truth or collect restricted material." }, { "source_id": 10, "source_name": "English Wikipedia", "source_type": "modern_web", "base_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/", "access_method": "public_web_round", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "Small public collection round; verify source voice and publicness before analysis." }, { "source_id": 8, "source_name": "Modern Public Web", "source_type": "modern_web", "base_url": null, "access_method": "manual_public_web_review", "publicness_level": "public_page", "ethics_notes": "Use only openly discoverable public pages. 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