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Marra people

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mother's brother, mother's father, and mother's mother's brother. In the grouping of the kin into larger divisions under this Mara type of organization, the father's father's and mother's mother's brother's lineages together form one named patrilineal moiety, while the father's mother's brother's and mother's father's lines form the other moiety. Each one of the four patrilineal descent lines accordingly constitutes a patrilineal semi-moiety. The tribes of this area recognize these semi-moieties as absolute social segments, and give to each a distinctive name.
1229: 637:'A new sub-group has been created, occupied by the Mara language, together with Alawa. These languages have a feminine for the demonstratives and the pronoun, and Alawa also for certain verb forms, but they make no agreement in the adjective. This sub-group has been denominated " semi-classifying," because it has thus the elements of the dual- classifying group, but they are not fully developed, as e.g. in Nagara.' 537:, in response to one such incident, proposed making a punitive expedition against whole tribes in retaliation, specifying in his request that the party in pursuit of a vendetta be given total immunity from prosecution: the proposal was vetoed. Generally, what happened along the stockroute crossing westwards from Queensland and through Marra territory was summed up in one late memoir, in the following terms: 533:. Numerous Marra were downed, but they persisted fearlessly with their spear-throwing for a half an hour despite the heavy losses. This was the first massacre to take place on Marra lands. Over the following years several white intruders died or were killed, and several reprisals took an unknown toll of more Marra. 260:
This general type of social organization is now known as the Mara type, after one of the tribes in the area. The kinship structure of these tribes is of the Central Australian Aranda type in which the kin are grouped into four patrilineal lines of descent stemming from the father's father, father's
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and Dillon Cox, who encountered roughly 130 Marra dressed in ceremonial costume as they trespassed with their stock into the latter's territory. The Marra were reported as trying to spear horses, and the colonials formed a square and shot away with a
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Contemporary research has established that the Marra, their land, and named sites, together with every living species that is selected as important for them, belong to four patrilineal semi-moieties, presented in the following model:
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traversed their coastal lands in late 1845, and noted that even in the hardiest conditions of the dry period, it was well-populated. He was the first European to have been sighted by Marra people. The construction of the
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began to make the first major impact on the Marra, as materials were shipped in near Roper Bar, where a large depot was established with upwards of 300 Europeans. In 1872, with the advent of
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was the norm in pre-contact Aboriginal Australia, though one's primary group identity was formed by the specific tongue that inscribed the landscape where any group habitually controlled.
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According to Greg Dickson, Marra, which is "critically endangered" with only four completely fluent speakers (2015), has played a key role in the formation of the
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There is no doubt that during the cattle migration and the gold rush to the Kimberleys, the whites shot down the blacks like crows all along the route.'
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were also hunted. Inland, emu and five species of kangaroo were ample. As the water retreated with the onset of the dry seasons, the harvesting of the
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The Australian race: its origin, languages, customs, place of landing in Australia and the routes by which it spread itself over the continent
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people, the Marra also availed themselves of all of the abundant resources offered by the inland woodland and freshwater river systems. Fish,
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Before the coming of white colonists, the Marra may have had some prior contact with Asians. Their word for food/flour/bread,
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was the first European to set foot on Maria Island in 1802, and noted from fires and footprints that it was inhabited.
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in 1908, some Marra people together with the remnants of many other uprooted indigenous groups, Alawa, Warndarrang,
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Aboriginal Tribes of Australia: Their Terrain, Environmental Controls, Distribution, Limits, and Proper Names
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Warndarrang may be borderline since some linguists regard it as, alternatively, a fringe member of the
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around 1884, who found the "unoccupied land" he took over peopled by numerous Aboriginal people.
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included it as a new example of a semi-classifying language in 1942. It is notable for having 8
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Marra and Kriol: the loss and maintenance of knowledge across a language shift boundary
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Virtually the whole of Marra territory was swallowed up in the 12,000-square-kilometer
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to an area close to the mouth of the Hodgson River. The southern extension ran to the
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each of which had two semi-moieties and designated them in the following pattern.
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structure typical of the area's tribes. He described the Mara as characterised by
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to the north (with the border around the Roper River) and formerly, perhaps the
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is one of the three members of the Marran language family, together with
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Australian Languages: Classification and the Comparative Method
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used the Mara social organisation as a type for classifying
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Loss and Renewal: Australian Languages Since Colonisation
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Aboriginal people of the Northern Territory of Australia
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Basic Materials in Mara: Grammar, Texts, and Dictionary
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Native tribes of the Northern Territory of Australia
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A Grammar of Wambaya, Northern Territory (Australia)
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Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia
1238:International Journal of the Sociology of Language 818: 806: 1230:"Eulogizing a language: the Ngarnka experience" 1161:Lowrie, James (1886). "Roper River Tribe". In 1462: 926: 8: 2512:Aboriginal peoples of the Northern Territory 1185:Verb Classification in Australian Languages 1469: 1455: 1447: 782: 770: 129:. The eastern flanks ran to the coast and 572:described them in 1907 as a large tribe. 527:Martini–Henry effective up to 1,000 yards 1148:Linklater, William; Tapp, Lynda (1968). 719: 282: 188: 986: 974: 962: 950: 938: 914: 902: 890: 878: 866: 854: 842: 794: 758: 743: 731: 695: 671: 656: 649: 617: 1404:Records of the South Australian Museum 707: 830: 7: 1358:Northern Tribes of Central Australia 683: 556:Soon after the establishment of the 41:, formerly sometimes referred to as 390:was facilitated. 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1284: 1259:(1): 34–63. 1256: 1250: 1236: 1212: 1184: 1167: 1149: 1126: 1105: 1079: 1061: 1035: 1029: 1017: 1011: 987:Dickson 2015 982: 977:, p. 3. 975:Basedow 1907 970: 963:Dickson 2016 958: 951:Dickson 2015 946: 939:Dickson 2015 934: 922: 915:Dickson 2015 910: 903:Dickson 2015 898: 891:Dickson 2015 886: 879:Dickson 2015 874: 867:Dickson 2015 862: 855:Dickson 2015 850: 843:Dickson 2015 838: 826: 814: 802: 795:Dickson 2015 790: 778: 766: 759:Tindale 1974 744:Dickson 2016 739: 732:Dickson 2015 727: 715: 703: 696:Dickson 2016 691: 679: 672:Dickson 2015 657:Dickson 2015 652: 633: 620: 604: 591: 586: 581: 555: 549:taken up by 544: 540: 507: 498: 487: 485: 475: 467: 459: 451: 443: 435: 427: 419: 415: 411: 407: 401: 348:olive ridley 340: 332: 330: 304: 299: 294: 289: 264: 259: 252: 231: 224: 219: 212: 205: 200: 195:semi-moiety 160: 131:Maria Island 116: 100: 88:Stephen Wurm 66: 42: 38: 36: 2152:Norweilemil 1984:Marrithiyal 1977:Marranunggu 1774:Gungorogone 1421:"Mara (NT)" 708:Capell 1942 587:Leelalwarra 468:Barlin.gama 372:waterlilies 360:file snakes 339:, mussels ( 337:crustaceans 123:Roper River 105:variety of 103:Roper River 76:Warndarrang 32:Mara people 2461:Queensland 2349:Wongkamala 2321:Warndarang 2216:Rembarrnga 2202:Pongaponga 2166:Nunggubuyu 2096:Ngaliwurru 2068:Nangiomeri 1949:Marinunggo 1935:Maridjabin 1858:Kungarakan 1809:Jamindjung 1718:Emmiyangal 1683:Djerimanga 1599:Bingongina 1550:Anmatyerre 1478:Aboriginal 1385:. 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Index

Mara people (Australia)
Mara people
Aboriginal Australian
Northern Territory
Marra language
Multilingualism
Marra
Warndarrang
Alawa
typology
Stephen Wurm
Arthur Capell
conjugation classes
Roper River
Kriol
Norman Tindale
Roper River
Limmen Bight River
Maria Island
Yanyuwa
Alawa
Mangarayi
Warndarang
Yugul
Alfred Radcliffe-Brown
a semi-moiety
patrilineal moieties
Lauriston Sharp
crustaceans
green

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