Marion Hercock Marion Hercock i(A137461 works by)
Gender: Female
Heritage: Australian
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1 1 y separately published work icon Desert Droving, Saddling and Shooting : The Outback Lives of Marie and Snowy Brosnan as Told to Marion Hercock Marion Hercock (interviewer), Carlisle : Hesperian Press , 2012 Z1901498 2012 single work oral history
1 y separately published work icon Western Australian Exploration 1836 - 1845 : The Letters, Reports and Journals of Exploration and Discovery in Western Australia Marion Hercock (editor), Sheryl Milentis (editor), Phil Bianchi (editor), Perth : Hesperian Press , 2011 Z1820736 2011 anthology correspondence diary travel
1 y separately published work icon Born in the Desert : The Land and Travels of a Last Australian Nomad Land and Travels of a Last Australian Nomad Marion Hercock , Georgina Dadina Brown , Victoria Park : Hesperian Press , 2009 Z1745713 2009 single work biography

'Martu woman Dadina Brown was born and reared in Western Australia's Little Sandy Desert during the 1970s. Like her famous kinsfolk, Warri and Yatunkga ('The Last of the Nomads'), her family met Stan Gratte's party of field historians, and came to live in Wiluna. Combines the memories of a last Aboriginal nomad with a history and geography of the Little Sandy Desert. Personal stories merge with images of desert landscapes in a colourful, descriptive and candid account of outback life. Dadina Georgina Brown was born in that desert, but outside the bounds of her Mandildjara aboriginal tribe. Ms Brown is one of the last people to have lived the traditional nomad life. Features stories about her early childhood as Dadina, living wild and free; and then adjusting to life as Georgina, resident in the outback community at Wiluna.' (Source: Google books website)

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