10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EUGARIE»
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eugarie in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Princess K'Gari's Fraser Island: A History of Fraser Island
When any scaling had to be done, the half shell of a wharwong [eugarie] was
used. They had more kinds offish than I could mention, but, to name just a few,
there were whiting, mullet, swallowtail or dart, tailor, flathead and bream.
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... TABANID DEPSIDE RAPHIDE BRICKIE* CHEAPIE CRUISIE EUGARIE
FOUDRIE JOHNNIE PLISKIE QUASHIE ROUGHIE SHORTIE STARNIE
SWAGGIE TOUGHIE WHARFIE EPICIER LARMIER VERNIER NARGILEh
ATABRINe BOURSIN ...
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Aboriginal Dreaming Paths and Trading Routes: The ...
travellers and is known as the Wongi Waterholes; wongi is an Aboriginal word for
eugarie shell. (Steele 1983:Z35—36). John Jones, a 71-year-old Elder from the
Dalongabarra nation, took me to one of the paths at Noosaville that was used by
...
4
Coastal Themes: An Archaeology of the Southern Curtis Coast, ...
Live-collected known-age samples A single 19.6g specimen of D. deltoides (
Lamarck 1818), variously known as pipi or eugarie, was dated. T.L. May collected
this specimen, as well as five others, in the 1920s from Elliott Heads (24°04'S, ...
5
The Red Cliffs: A Story of Moreton Bay 1799-1830
She did not want to spoil her reputation. She plopped down beside her mother,
Mai, and began to open the eugarie shells for the evening meal. “What did you
do on your walk?” asked Mai eager to find out. “Well I met my lover!” Boona
smiled.
6
With Compass, Chain & Courage
In front of him were great piles of blackened eugarie shells, relics of past
aboriginal feasts. But the fires that had burned here among the dunes were long
dead, and there was no sign of recent use of the site. He looked towards the bar
where ...
7
Cooloola Coast: Noosa to Fraser Island : the Aboriginal and ...
On Teewah Beach the main type of shell is that of the prolific pipi (also known as
eugarie or wong), but thaid, nerite and turbo shells were also found. In the
middens of the lower Noosa River, oysters, cockles and whelks predominate.
McNiven ...
Elaine Rosemary Brown, 2000
8
Written in Sand: A History of Fraser Island
When any scaling had to be done, the half shell of a wharwong [eugarie] was
used. They had more kinds of fish than l could mention, but, to name just a few,
there were whiting, mullet, swallowtail or dart, tailor, flathead and bream.
Amongst the debris also are pieces of turtle bone and shell, kangaroo bones and
the shells of the eugarie [Dona.r deltaides). All these remains are buried beneath
about one foot of sand, and amongst them I was lucky enough to collect two ...
10
Aboriginal Pathways: In Southeast Queensland and the ...
tion included fish bones, turtle and kangaroo bones and eugarie shells. Among
these were found two artifacts - a eugarie-shell scraper, suitable for making
boomerangs and spears, and a chuleen, an oval breast ornament made of
nautilus ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EUGARIE»
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eugarie is used in the context of the following news items.
Final cheers to Eileen Massoud: a true Noosa character
"She was an excellent wormer, so she was in charge of catching the bait, and she would do the twist in the loose sands to bring up eugarie, ... «Noosa News, Jan 13»
