Title
Two Representative Tribes of Queensland
Author
John Mathew
Year
1910
Publisher
T. Fisher Unwin
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London
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CONTENTS
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Introduction
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Preface
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I.
Inquiry concerning the Origin of the Australian Race
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The Country of the Kabi and Wakka Tribes
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Physical and Mental Characters
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Daily Life—Shelter—Food—Clothing
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Man-Making and Other Ceremonies
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Disease and Treatment—Death—Burial and Mourning
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Art—Implements—Utensils—Weapons—Corroborees
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Social Organisation
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The Family—Kinship and Marriage
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Religion and Magic
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Myths and Legends
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Language
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Vocabulary
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