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Retelling of traditional Dreaming story of how Ulluru [sic] (Ayers Rock) got its caves. In this tale from Pitjantjatjara country, Tjampika's grandfather tells him the story of Linga, the lizard, who spent so much time and effort digging in the sand for his lost boomerang that his tracks and diggings created Ulluru [sic].
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Areyonga's Fine Artist Set to Publish
1983
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— Appears in: Central Australian Land Rights News , Spring no. 18 1983; (p. 20)
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Areyonga's Fine Artist Set to Publish
1983
single work
column
— Appears in: Central Australian Land Rights News , Spring no. 18 1983; (p. 20)
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