SENSITIVE CONTENT Field Notebook VI - Marula, Karuwuli, Yauarawoka, Wongkongaru, Wilyali, Nanu [Marulda, Karuwuli, Yawarwarka, Wangkangurru, Wilyali, Ngamini]

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Language groups: Marulda, Karuwuli, Yawarwarka, Wangkangurru, Wilyali and Ngamini. 

Language Group Locations and variations in spelling: AUSTLANG notes the variations of Youraraworka as Yawarwarka, Yauraworka, Yarrawaurka, Yauroka and several others; AUSTLANG notes that the Marula and its variations Marulda, Marulta have an ethnological association with the Diyari; AUSTLANG notes that the Karuwali have an ethnological association with the Diyari.

A notebook containing handwritten entries in lead pencil, with writing mostly on both sides of the pages. The entries deal with the cultural and spiritual lives of the Marula, Karuwuli, Yauarawoka, Wongkongaru, and Ngamini peoples. The handbook contains an index in the front and the first 120 pages are numbered. Apart from two pages at the back, pages from 120 onward are blank.

Places: Innamincka, Cordillo Station, Simpson Desert.