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'Gurangatch and Mirragan is a story from the Gandangarra tribe who live by the Wollondilly River in New South Wales. This story tells of how Gurangatch made the rivers and valleys of the southern highlands of New South Wales.' (Back cover)
Notes
'Adapted from R.H. Mathews Some mythology of the Gandangarra Tribe, New South Wales, in Zeitschrift fur Ethnologie vol. 40, 1908'.
'The story of how their country was made was once told to a researcher, R. H. Mathews, by some Gandangarra people who still lived by the Wollondilly River at Burragorang. This is their story'.
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