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Dyeerrm : the Story of Dyeerrm the Thirsty Frog : As Told by the Indigenous Students of Iramoo Primary School
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Dyeerrm : the Story of Dyeerrm the Thirsty Frog : As Told by the Indigenous Students of Iramoo Primary School
single work
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2008...
2008
Dyeerrm : the Story of Dyeerrm the Thirsty Frog : As Told by the Indigenous Students of Iramoo Primary School
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The story of Dyeerrm is adapted from the original tale of Tiddalik, a well-known Dreamtime story told throughout Australia by many Indigenous peoples. Iramoo Primary School has worked with the Wathaurong People of the Geelong and Werribee districts to produce a piece of work which reflects the lives of these people, the food they ate, the plants they lived amongst and the stories that make up their culture. "The school has endeavoured to ensure all information in the retelling of this version is accurate. We apologise for any inconsistencies". (Source: Victorian Collections website)
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Dyeerm
2008
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— Appears in: Our Languages Are the Voice of the Land : the FATSIL Newsletter , March vol. 36 no. 2008;
— Review of Dyeerrm : the Story of Dyeerrm the Thirsty Frog : As Told by the Indigenous Students of Iramoo Primary School 2008 single work film/TV Students at Iramoo Primary School in Victoria have created a animation film called ‘Dyeerm’, which means bullfrog in Wathaurong, the language of the Indigenous people around the Geelong and Werribee areas.
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Dyeerm
2008
single work
review
— Appears in: Our Languages Are the Voice of the Land : the FATSIL Newsletter , March vol. 36 no. 2008;
— Review of Dyeerrm : the Story of Dyeerrm the Thirsty Frog : As Told by the Indigenous Students of Iramoo Primary School 2008 single work film/TV Students at Iramoo Primary School in Victoria have created a animation film called ‘Dyeerm’, which means bullfrog in Wathaurong, the language of the Indigenous people around the Geelong and Werribee areas.
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