Batjamalh, Emmi and Mendhe plants and animals : flora and fauna knowledge of the Wadjiginy, Emmiyangal and Mendheyangal people of the north-west Top End, Australia / Alice Djorrk, Esther Burrenjuk, Imelda Wood, Rosie Bigfoot, Maudie Bennett, Majorie Bilbil, Agnes Lippo, Ruby Yarrowin, Teresa Timber, Gracie Binbin, Lysbeth Ford and Glenn Wightman.
By: Djorrk, Alice [author.]
Contributor(s): Burrenjuk, Esther [author.]
| Wood, Imelda [author.]
| Bigfoot, Rosie [author.]
| Bennett, Maudie [author.]
| Bilbil, Marjorie [author.]
| Lippo, Agnes [author.]
| Yarrowin, Ruby [author.]
| Timber, Teresa [author.]
| Binbin, Gracie [author.]
| Ford, Lysbeth [author.]
| Wightman, Glenn M. (Glenn Mitchell) [author.]
| Northern Territory. Department of Land Resource Management [issuing body.]
| Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education [issuing body.]
Series: Northern Territory botanical bulletin: no. 44.Publisher: Batchelor, NT : Palmerston, NT : Batchelor Press ; Department of Land Resource Management, 2015Description: 240 pages : illustrations (some colour), 1 colour map, colour portraits ; 25 cmContent type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781743500606ISSN: 0314-1810Subject(s): Ethnobiology -- Northern Territory -- Anson Bay









The following people assisted with recording bioloculturall knowledge: Beth Crase, Agatha Morgan, Marjorie Morgan, Rosemary Morgan, Kerry McCarthy, Anne Moreen, Betty Muluk, Nicholas Smith, Timothy Burrenjuk, Lorna (Lippo) Goodman, Topsy Phillips, Bill Turner, Djidjila Turner, Nicholas Evans, Patsy-Ann Djorrk and Anthony Bilbil.
It is customary among Aboriginal groups not to use the name or image of a deceased person for a period following their death. The families of the deceased authors of this book have decided the names and images be used to acknowledge their important role. Deceased authors are indicated by the dagger symbol, and users of this book should show caution in displaying the images or saying the names of the deceased as it may cause sadness and distress for family members.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
"In this book we tell the Wadjiginy, Emmiyangal and Mendheyangal story of our plants and animals. We have worked on this book for a long time, and before us our elders passed on knowledge of country for thousands of generations. We have made this book from our own plant and animal knowledge to keep it strong, and to allow the next generations to learn it, understand it and use it. We want the children, the rangers, future elders and all our countrymen to be able to learn about their culture and to look after it forever." -- back cover.
� Wadjiginy, Emmiyangal and Mendheyangal people
� Department of Land Resource Management
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