Djanggawul: An Aboriginal Religious Cult of North-Eastern Arnhem Land

Phyllis M. Kaberry · Ronald M. Berndt

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The book includes chapters on the following: * Significance of the Djanggawul * The Djanggawul Myth and Content of the Myth * The Djanggawul Songs * The Djanggawul Song Cycle: Parts 1 The book includes an extensive glossary and index.

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