The Feathered Serpent: The Mythological Genesis and Recreative Ritual of the Aboriginal Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; The Kuppapoingo, Jumbapoingo, Birrikilli, Miarr-Miarr and Leagulawulmirree Tribes at Milingimbi; The Murinbata and Djamunjun Tribes of Port Keats; The Djauan and Ngalarkan Tribes at the Roper River; And the Arranda, Luritja and Pitjantjara Tribes of the Centre; chanted and translated by the old-men of these tribes to Roland Robinson. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.

Verlag: Edwards & Shaw, 1956

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Titel
The Feathered Serpent: The Mythological Genesis and Recreative Ritual of the Aboriginal Tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia; The Kuppapoingo, Jumbapoingo, Birrikilli, Miarr-Miarr and Leagulawulmirree Tribes at Milingimbi; The Murinbata and Djamunjun Tribes of Port Keats; The Djauan and Ngalarkan Tribes at the Roper River; And the Arranda, Luritja and Pitjantjara Tribes of the Centre; chanted and translated by the old-men of these tribes to Roland Robinson
Autor
Roland Robinson, T.G.H. Strehlow
Verlag
Edwards & Shaw
Erscheinungsjahr
1956
Zustand
Very good
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No jacket
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Hardcover
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1. Auflage
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Anthropology, Literature, Mythology & Folklore, Religion & Theology

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