Aborigines of the rainforest

Description:

Text and photographs describe the customs, legends, activities, and changing lifestyles of the Kuku-Yalanji Aborigines of the Australian rainforest.

subjects: Aboriginal Australians,  Juvenile literature,  Kuku-Yalanji (Australian people),  Death - Mortuary / funeral ceremonies,  Mining industry - Gold,  Kuku Yalanji / Gugu Yalandji people (Y78) (Qld SD55-13),  Health - Education and promotion,  Stories and motifs - Crocodiles,  Indigenous knowledge - Health and medicine,  Art - Painting - Bark,  Art - Crafts,  Stories and motifs - Thunder and lightning,  Stories and motifs - Rainbow serpent,  Art - Rock art - Painting,  Music - Vocal,  Communications - Nonverbal - Sign language and gestures,  Health - Treatments - Traditional - Clever people,  Kuku Yalanji / Gugu Yalandji language (Y78) (Qld SD55-13),  Religions - Christianity - Missions,  Dance,  Stories and motifs - Echidnas,  Art - Subjects - Contact,  Family - Mothers in law,  Literature and stories - Juvenile,  Aborigines,  Language - Linguistics - Phonology - Pronunciation,  Mining industry - Tin,  Language - Sociolinguistics,  Animals - Reptiles - Crocodiles,  Recreation - Play - Children,  Aboriginal australians, juvenile literature,  Australian indigenous studies,  Child and youth fiction,  Ethnology, juvenile literature