Title Wangkangurru of the desert / Judy Lucas, Alex Barlow

Published Port Melbourne : Heinemann Library Australia, 1997

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Description viii, 64 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm Series Aboriginal peoples Aboriginal peoples Summary Examines what it means to be a member of the Wangkangurru people from the Simpson Desert region of South Australia. Describes how the Wangkangurru survived dispossession of their lands, due to European settlement, until today, when the desert is once more accessible to them. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary Analysis juvenile Nonfiction Notes Includes index Bibliography Bibliography: page 62 Audience Years 7-10 secondary school students Subject Aboriginal Australians -- Australia -- South Australia -- Juvenile literature. Aboriginal Australians -- Study and teaching -- Australia -- South Australia. Aboriginal Australians -- Australia -- South Australia. Aboriginal Australians. Content area reading. Teacher's Reference -- Aboriginal Studies Wangkangurru (Australian people) -- Social life and customs -- Juvenile literature Wangkangurru (Australian people) -- Social life and customs Aboriginal Australians -- Australia -- South Australia. SUBJECT Simpson Desert. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh93004374 Author Barlow, Alex. LC no. abn96203616 ISBN 1863910352

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