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The Keen Keeng single work prose Indigenous story

Compiler: W. Ramsay Smith ,

Issue Details: First known date: 1930... 1930 The Keen Keeng

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The Keen Keeng were mythical creatures who were able to transform their arms into wings.

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y Myths and Legends of the Australian Aborigines Myths & Legends of the Australian Aboriginals Alice Bolingbroke Woodward (illustrator), W. Ramsay Smith , David Unaipon /specialistDatasets/BlackWords , London : Harrap , 1930 6080162 1930 selected work prose dreaming story Abstract
This 1930s publication describes the legends of the Australian Aborigines located in the southeast corner of Australia near the Murray River. It covers a range of narratives from the creation stories to those of witchcraft, and explanations of landmarks. (Source: Preface).
London : Harrap , 1930
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1930
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pg. 259-264

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