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ILLUSTRATIONS

FIG.		PAGE
1.	Kurnai man wearing opossum rug	40
2.	Man of the Wonkanguru tribe	46
3.	Man of the Wonkanguru tribe	48
4.	Man of the Narrang-ga tribe	66
5.	One of the Krauatungalung clan of the Kurnai tribe	74
6.	One of the Krauatungalung clan of the Kurnai tribe	75
7.	A Kurnai woman	79
8.	One of the Krauatungalung clan of the Kurnai tribe	136
9.	A woman of the Dalebura tribe	228
10.	Kaiabara record of the sub-class names	231
11.	Berak, one of the Wurunjerri tribe	254
12.	Native weapons	265
13.	Spear -thrower used at Kurnai Jeraeil, and considered to be very strong magically	277
14.	Stone axe, ground	312
15.	Molongo dance in which decorations of emu feathers are worn	331
16.	Shields used to ward off spears; shields for club fighting	337
17.	Boomerangs of Victorian tribes	339
18.	Tulaba, one of the Kurnai, as a Wait-jurk	344
19.	Tankowillin, one of the Kurnai, as a Nungi-nungit	345
20.	A Nungi-nungit preparing to avenge a death by evil magic in the Kurnai tribe	349
21.	Guliwils	364
22.	Preparation for the Molongo dance	415
23.	Molongo dance near Lake Eyre	417
24.	A Kurnai bark canoe	424

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