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127: 210:. However, he was later reinstated and remained in charge of the mission until 1923 when he sold the mission to Australian Aborigines Mission (AAM). In 1929, the United Aborigines Mission took over from the AAM. In 1934 the mission moved off the island to Wotjulum on the mainland near Yampi Passage and Cone Bay. By February 1937 the mission returned to Sunday Island. Towards the end of World War 2, H. H. J. Coate, who was engaged in a study of 222:, and also provided assistance with basic medical care, early years education and pastoral care, until the government decided to move all people off the island. In later years Philip spoke to with great admiration of the Jawi people’s extraordinary local knowledge and ability to swim, dive, fish and guide boats through the treacherous reefs around the island. 205:
Sydney Hadley, a one-time pearler and reformed alcoholic who had spent long stints in gaol, set up a non-denominational Protestant mission on Iwanyi/Sunday Island in 1899. He was later accused of allowing traditional practices to continue and sexual misconduct, in that he allegedly was initiated into
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Philip and Dorothy Devenish joined the mission in 1952 - 1958, working with the United Aborigines Mission. Philip was a carpenter and they lived on the island and worked with the local people on building projects (one being a school), on the boat that was the island’s link to the mainland
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Many Jawi people died during an influenza epidemic on Sunday Island in the early twentieth century: by some counts, more than two thirds of the Jawi population.
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Jawi and Bardi people have historically shared the same kinship system, social organisation and law. This closeness led them to form one single group for their
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Bird, W. H. (1910). "Some Remarks on the Grammatical Construction of the Chowie-Language, as Spoken by the Buccaneer Islanders, North-Western Australia".
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Bird, W. H. (January–April 1915). "A Short Vocabulary of the Chowie-Language of the Buccaneer Islanders (Sunday Islanders),North Western Australia".
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with this buoyant mangrove timber for the Bardi people's log rafts. They in turn bartered shells in return for wooden spears from the inland
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Claire Bowern (2016). "Language and land in the Northern Kimberley". In Peter K. Austin; Harold Koch; Jane Simpson (eds.).
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the Jawi tribe and took three Aboriginal wives. This led to him being removed temporarily by the Western Australian
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Aboriginal Tribes of Australia: Their Terrain, Environmental Controls, Distribution, Limits, and Proper Names
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Katie Glaskin (2013). "Sleep and Dreaming in the Australian Context". In K. Glaskin; R. Chenhall (eds.).
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From 1905, the state government assumed guardianship of all Aboriginal children on Iwanyi/Sunday Island.
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Bird, W. H. (1911). "Ethnographical Notes about the Buccaneer Islanders, North Western Australia".
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Coate, H. H. J. (December 1966). "The Rai and the Third Eye North-West Australian Beliefs".
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In 2005 and 2015 the Jawi and Bardi people obtained partial recognition of their collective
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Jawi people began to have sustained contact with non-Indigenous people in the 1880s, as
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Negotiating territoriality : spatial dialogues between state and tradition
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and referred to as "Bardi Jawi", as the languages and culture are similar.
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Indigenous Australian people of the Kimberley coast of Western Australia
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Historical maps are vague about the ownership of islands in this area.
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Dawson, Allan; Zanotti, Laura; Vaccaro, Ismael, eds. (11 July 2014).
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Journal of the Proceedings of the Royal Society of New South Wales
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Pacific Linguistics Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies
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Language, Land and Song: Studies in Honour of Luise Hercus
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The Jawi dialect belongs to the western branch of the non-
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The Jawi have historically been seafaring traders. The
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Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Western Australia
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Berg. p. 93. 91:furnished them with 1722:Northern Territory 1010:Aboriginal peoples 712:. pp. 59–84. 529:A grammar of Bardi 396:. E L Publishing. 188:History of contact 182:native title claim 139: 1756: 1755: 1747:Western Australia 1700:Pinjarra massacre 1014:Western Australia 949:on 20 March 2020. 942:978-0-708-10741-6 915:. September 2016. 869:978-1-134-39602-3 841:978-0-521-44760-7 719:978-0-858-83582-5 702:McGregor, William 539:978-3-11-027818-7 479:978-1-317-80054-5 430:978-1-84788-685-9 403:978-0-728-60406-3 327:Travési, Céline. 302:, pp. 57–58. 229:Alternative names 75:. It is close to 73:Nyulnyulan family 43:Western Australia 1781: 1003: 996: 989: 980: 974: 965:(4/6): 641–658. 950: 945:. 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Index

Aboriginal Australian
Kimberley
Western Australia
Jawi dialect
Bardi people
Jawi dialect
Pama-Nyungan
Nyulnyulan family
Bardi
Unggarrangu
catamarans
Bardi
Warwa
Njikena
native title

Aboriginal
Derby, WA
Sunday Island (Ewenu)
Norman Tindale
Jackson Island
One Arm Point
native title claim
pearlers
Chief Protector of Aborigines
Bardi
Buccaneer Archipelago
Tindale 1974
Tindale 1974
Tindale 1974

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