Kunjarra

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Yakkula collected at Kunjarra.

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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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Mulurr--turpentine bush

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Ngamari --mistletoe. You can chew the berries like bubble gum.

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Bush orange--parnttali, grows in rocky country

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kalkkarti --soap bush (acacia colei). this grows in the plains country it is also known as "bush rinso."

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Jitarna--northern corkwood, after the bark is scraped off to make bush medicine.

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Coorkwood bark-- jitarna. The bark can be scraped off and then ground up into a paste and used if you have scabies or a burn.

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Bush Tomato-- Nganjawarli

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Bush onion--kinyuwurru

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