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NATIVE TRIBES OF SOUTH-EAST AUSTRALIA

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25.Spear-throwers457
26.The Bret or dead hand460
27.Pigeon rock, Urabunna483
28.Tikovina used by the Herbert River tribes499
29.Yuin bull-roarer, Mudthi; Dieri bull-roarer, Yuntha517
30.Man decorated for the Kuringal ceremony539
31.The figure of Daramulun cut on a tree540
32.Earth figure in relief of Daramulun553
33.Teeth extracted at Yuin Kuringal and implement used562
34.Rough figure used at the Port Stephens ceremonies573
35.Bribbun of the Chepara tribe; Wabulkan of the Chepara tribe579
36.Head of Bullawang showing the characteristic markings619
37.The two bull-roarers of the Kurnai tribe628
38.Tutnurring, showing characteristic marking636
39.Urabunna man, showing Wilyaru cuts on the back659
40.The Narrang-ga bull-roarer, opposite sides672
41.Token worn by messenger, Wilyaru ceremony. Dieri tribe680
42.Head-net worn by messenger to call a Pinya. Dieri tribe681
43.Message-sticks of Wurunjerri, Narrinyeri, Gournditch-mara and Wotjobaluk tribes696
44.Message-sticks of the Tongaranka, Narrang-ga, Mundainbura, and Yakunbura tribes704
45.Message-stick of the Wakelbura tribe, and Kabugabulbajeru of the Chepara tribe708
46.Wirha (Acacia salicina)712
47.Kurnai woman with baskets719
48.An Obal placed as a guide to a following party. Kurnai tribe722
49.Kurnai woman carrying a child737
50.Markings which were made upon the skin sides of opossum skins by the Kurnai when they sewed them together as coverings742
51.Kurnai woman, showing raised scars on back743
52.Yuin man with raised scars on chest, in ceremonial dress745
53.A Kurnai man climbing a tree in search of an opossum757
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