DICTIONARY ENTRY012 / PUBLIC
SUPERNATURAL HUMANOID FIGURE
Baiame
Primary indexed name: Baiame.
PUBLIC-TEXT OCCURRENCES390.91% OF PUBLIC CORPUS
LEADING REGIONQueensland10 coded records
DOCUMENTED SPAN1861–1905accepted dated records
MAPPED EVIDENCE12.6% geographically mapped
Historical public sources describe Baiame as a creator or law-giving figure and sometimes recount former appearances, instruction, or departure. This archive presents those missionary, colonial, and later public descriptions as source history rather than as an authoritative account of living cultural knowledge. The accepted archive contains 39 records from 1861–1905. The largest coded regional group is Queensland (10), and the largest source group is Internet Archive (31). These distributions describe archive coverage, not real-world incidence.
ARCHIVE SIGNAL
one dot per record / 1% threshold39OF 43 RECORDSEach filled point is one accepted public record.
OCCURRENCE TIMELINE
records by decade1860sPEAK 181900s
ARCHIVE COMPOSITION
source constellation / baseline bubblesSOURCE CONSTELLATION
- Internet Archive3179%
- Wikisource821%
NARRATIVE BUBBLE BASELINE
- Spirit Person Narratives3692%
- Ghost and Apparition Accounts25%
- Descriptive Belief Records13%
RECORD COMPLETENESS
39 record sample5coded decades
2source organisations
3coded regions
DATED39 / 39
REGION CODED21 / 39
MAPPED1 / 39
SELECTED PUBLIC RECORDS
6 OF 39- 01Baiame in Byamee and Social Organisation1905 / New South Wales
- 02Baiame in Byamee and Social Organisation1905 / New South Wales
- 03Baiame in Byamee and Social Organisation1905 / New South Wales
- 04Baiame in Byamee and Social Organisation1905 / New South Wales
- 05Baiame in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia1904
- 06Baiame in The Northern Tribes of Central Australia1904