form y separately published work icon Min-na-wee single work   film/TV  
Alternative title: Why the Crocodile Rolls
Issue Details: First known date: 2004... 2004 Min-na-wee
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  • Story: Jiller-Rii Narrator: Bob Maza

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The Australian Museum link for this film http://australianmuseum.net.au/movie/Min-na-wee-Why-the-crocodile-rolls (Sighted 08/2011) was reported broken 20/12/2012.
Link: Web resource Sighted: 10/08/2011 YouTube
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    form y separately published work icon Indigenous Australia : Stories Australian Museum , Australian Museum , 2004 Z1587824 2004 website film/TV Indigenous story dreaming story This website by the Australian Museum Online contains a number of Indigenous stories about dreamtime and culture Australian Museum , 2004
      2004 .
      Extent: 6 minp.
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form y separately published work icon Min-na-wee Story Explanation Why the Crocodile rolls 2004 Z1587887 2004 single work film/TV Frank Martin's grandfather, Jiller-rii, knew a great deal about 'traditional' Aboriginal life. He knew where to find kangaroos and turkeys and he also passed on his Dreaming stories.

Here, Frank Martin gives us the background to the story of Min-Na-Wee and why the crocodile rolls. The story is from the GWINI people who come from the Broome area in Western Australia. Sourced: http://www.dreamtime.net.au/exp_minnawee/index.cfm (Sighted 12/05/2009)
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