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In this article, the authors talks about the myths relating to the Adnyamathantha people and the land surrounding the Flinders Ranges National Park. Some of the Flinders Ranges National Park is covered by the totemic regiions of the Walha or Bustard (Wild turkey) totem. One myth that relates to the kinship system, concerns an old man, Wirra, who is the moon, another myth concerns a red ochre deposit,
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- Flinders Ranges, North East South Australia, Far North South Australia, South Australia,
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