The Kalamaia figure in the forefront of those tribes that included circumcision in their initiation ceremonies, and the called contiguous southwestern tribes which did not share this rite Mudia/Mudila/Mudilja, a pejorative word referring to their physical states. Another term for such Mudiya was Minang ((people of the) south).[2] Daisy Bate's also refers to the tribes that occupied southern cross as Eastern Meenung with their territory ending near Boorabbin.
kalamaia, also, language, indigenous, australian, people, wheatbelt, goldfields, esperance, regions, western, australia, contents, country, social, organization, customs, alternative, names, notes, citations, sourcescountry, editaccording, norman, tindale, lan. See also Kalamaia language The Kalamaia are an indigenous Australian people of the Wheatbelt and Goldfields Esperance regions of Western Australia Contents 1 Country 2 Social organization and customs 3 Alternative names 4 Notes 4 1 Citations 5 SourcesCountry EditAccording to Norman Tindale Kalamaia lands stretched over some 33 900 square miles 88 000 km2 Their eastward extension ran to Bullabulling while the northern boundaries lay around Youanmi Lake Barlee and Pigeon Rocks To the west their frontier was in the areas covered by Burracoppin Mukinbudin Kalannie and Lake Moore Their southern flank went to Mount Holland in the Parker Range A term Jawan is applied to northwestern portions of tribe from These lands included places like Boorabbin and Southern Cross 1 Social organization and customs EditThe Kalamaia figure in the forefront of those tribes that included circumcision in their initiation ceremonies and the called contiguous southwestern tribes which did not share this rite Mudia Mudila Mudilja a pejorative word referring to their physical states Another term for such Mudiya was Minang people of the south 2 Daisy Bate s also refers to the tribes that occupied southern cross as Eastern Meenung with their territory ending near Boorabbin Alternative names EditKa la mai Kalamaya Kalamai Kaprun Jungaa meaning men Jungal Yungar Youngar Youngal Takalako Njakinjaki exonym Njindango Natingero Jawan term used of Kalamaia clans north of Mukinbudin Jaburu north Yabro 1 Notes EditCitations Edit a b Tindale 1974 p 243 Tindale 1974 p 143 Sources Edit AIATSIS map of Indigenous Australia AIATSIS Tindale Tribal Boundaries PDF Department of Aboriginal Affairs Western Australia September 2016 Tindale Norman Barnett 1974 Kalamaia WA Aboriginal Tribes of Australia Their Terrain Environmental Controls Distribution Limits and Proper Names Australian National University Press ISBN 978 0 708 10741 6 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Kalamaia amp oldid 1018078644, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
