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y separately published work icon Alyawarr Picture Dictionary reference   children's  
Note: 'with members of the communities of Amperlatwaty (Ammaroo), Antarrengeny, Arnkawenyerr, Atnwengerrp, Ilperrelhelam (Lake Nash), Irrwelty, Mwengkart (McLaren Creek) and Wetenngerr (Epenarra).'
Issue Details: First known date: 2004... 2004 Alyawarr Picture Dictionary
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'Alyawarr language, is spoken every day by 1500 people in Central Australia. Most speakers live North – East of Alice Springs, spreading over the QLD border. Alyawarr -speaking communities include Awerrethel (Canteen Creek), Alepeyewenh (Hatches Creek), Epenarra, Ilperrelhelam (Lake Nash) and Mt Isa.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

Notes

  • First published in 2004 (details untraced).

Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of

First known date: 2004
    • Alice Springs, Southern Northern Territory, Northern Territory,: IAD Press , 2009 .
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      Extent: 177p.p.
      Edition info: Rev. ed.
      ISBN: 9781864650686, 1864650680
      Series: y separately published work icon IAD Press Picture Dictionary Series IAD Press (publisher), Alice Springs : IAD Press , Z1787372 series - publisher reference
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Subjects:
  • Aboriginal Alyawarr language
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