The Tiwi of North Australia |
Contents
The Australian Aborigines | 1 |
Tiwi Marriage | 9 |
Life in the Bush | 31 |
Copyright | |
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aboriginal anthropologist Arnhem Land arranged Australian Azande baby Bathurst Island Mission became bestowed wife betrothed Bobby Wilson Boya bush Cabbagee Cabbagee's called camp canoes career ceremonial clan Darwin dead death disputes duel elderly widows Father Gsell female fieldwork Fort Dundas forty funeral Garden Point genealogies girls Gitjara graveposts Hart hence hunting husband influence Inglis Jabijabui Japanese Katu Ki-in-kumi kinship system kinship term kolema large household least living mainland Malau Malauila Mandiimbula Mariano married matrilineal Melville Island monogamy mother mother's brother mourners Munupi Munupula Murngin names native North Australia northern bands old women older Padimo pagan bands paint plural marriage Polly promised pukimani Radcliffe-Brown Rangwila remarried residence senior sisters Snake Bay sons spears Summit taboo territory thirties Tiklauila Timalarua Tiwi Tiwi culture Tiwi household Tiwi of North Tomitari tribe Tu'untalumi Turimpi usually widow remarriage woman Yeimpi young wives younger