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bush banana

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Charmaine Jones holding the bush banana we collected at Wakiriji.

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Thorny devil-- caught by Mark Graham Jungarrayi

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Edith holding the yakkula (spinifex resin) we collected. Yakkula is used when you smoke babies after they are born or if they are sick.

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ngamukurtu -- bush banana growing off the Barkly Highway

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ngajarrma we collected at Kunjarra

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Kantaji--bush coconut

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The bark of the purrurtu (smooth-barked coolabah) is ground into wuppa (ashes) and used as tobacco.

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jungkka on the side of the road out of Kunjarra They are sweet when they are yellow and bitter when they dry out.

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Jungkka are sweet when they are yellow and bitter when they dry out.
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bush coconut collected at Kunjarra

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The bark of the purrurtu (smooth-barked coolabah) is ground into wuppa (ashes) and used as tobacco

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