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ghost in Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines

180, Run!; 181-182, Stay! &c. ; 183, To Cover with Earth, &c.; 184-187, Corrobboree ; 188-189, Viro; &c. Prate X. Sien-Laneuace (continued)— Fig. 190-192, Fire, &e. ; 193, Sleep; 194-195, Swimming ; 196-197, To Grasp, &c Eat; 199-200, Anger, &c. ; 201-204, Sickness, &c. ; 205-206, Forgetfulness ; 2…

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1,385
Year
1,897
Source
Internet Archive
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Record ID
1385
Source
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Publication
Ethnological studies among the north-west-central Queensland aborigines; Walter E. Roth
Published
1897
Narrative type
Ghost and Apparition Accounts
Public-text label
ghost
Archive period
Federation Era
Location
North-west-central Queensland, QLD (QLD): B
State or territory
QLD
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180, Run!; 181-182, Stay! &c. ; 183, To Cover with Earth, &c.; 184-187, Corrobboree ; 188-189, Viro; &c. Prate X. Sien-Laneuace (continued)— Fig. 190-192, Fire, &e. ; 193, Sleep; 194-195, Swimming ; 196-197, To Grasp, &c Eat; 199-200, Anger, &c. ; 201-204, Sickness, &c. ; 205-206, Forgetfulness ; 207, Yes!; 20 209-210, Goodness, &c. ; 211, Evil, &e. ; 212, Ghost; 218, Water-sprite. Pirate XI. Tue Srearcu ror Foop. (CHaprer V.)— Fig. 214, Woman, resting her weight on the Tripod, is treading upon the crushed Star- grass in the shallow circular hole ; 215, The Rotary Motion exerted by one foot upon the other ; 216, The Seed-food.

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