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Anthropos, 45.1950,4-6

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Titel:: Anthropos

Untertitel:: internationale Zeitschrift für Völker- u. Sprachenkunde

Weitere Titel:: Anthropos

Erscheinungsort:: Fribourg

Verlag:: Ed. St. Paul, Anthropos-Institut

Erscheinungsjahr:: 1906

Sammlung:: Zeitschriften und Zeitungen > Zeitschriften zur Ethnologie

Wissensgebiet:: Sozial- und Kulturanthropologie > Allgemeines

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Titel:: Anthropos, 45.1950,4-6

Erscheinungsjahr:: 1950

Signatur:: LA 1118-45,4-6

Sammlung:: Zeitschriften und Zeitungen > Zeitschriften zur Ethnologie

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Titel:: Bd. 45, 1950, Heft 4-6

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Titel:: Djamar, the Creator. A Myth of the Bad (West Kimberley, Australia)

Sonstige Person:: Worms, Ernest Ailred

Sammlung:: Zeitschriften und Zeitungen > Zeitschriften zur Ethnologie

Djamar, the Creator. 641 Anthropos XEV. 1950. 41 Djamar, the Creator. A Myth of the Bad (West Kimberley, Australia). By Ernest Ailred Worms, S. A. C., Broome, W. A., Australia. Contents: Introduction. 1. The Myth of Djamar. a) Original Text with Interlinear Translation. Linguistic and Ethnological Commentary on the Text. b) Free Translation. 2. Complementary Additions to Djamar’s Myth. a) Djamar’s Life and Songs. b) Djamar’s Relation to Auxiliary Heroes. 3. The Ritual Making of Djamar’s galaguru (Tjuringa) and the Instruction of the Initiates. 4. The galaguru (Tjuringa) of Djamar. a) Description and Explanation of these Tjuringa. b) Nature of the Tjuringa. 5. The Aesthetic Merits of the Representations of Djamar on Tjuringa 6 and 7. Introduction. Three miles southwest of Cape Leveque 1 , a creek winds its way from the wide beaches of the Indian Ocean through rocks, sandhills and mangroves into the lonely bushland of the most northern part of Dampier Land. Its name is Ngamagun 1 2 or Urgu 3 . The conical hills on both sides are covered with old middens containing an abundance of empty shells (Area granosa) and stone-flakes 4 . These and the plentiful soaks of fresh water nearby, 1 Long. 122° 55' E. ; Lat. 16° 23' 35" S. 2 Verbally “At the Water”, from naba, Bun., D., G., M., W. (West Aust.), Badj^ Malj., Mur. (East Aust.), nabun, Bun., nawa, Bern., “water, rain.” nama is obsolete in B., but appears with a certain change in nuba-lj, “swampy”, nubi-linj, “cuttle-fish”. -gun, locative suffix, “at, in”. 3 Verbally “Water”, from wurgula, M., “water”. Cf. wula, DD., NN., Y., wala, Victoria (Smyth), unur, B., ungur, Ung., “water”; inu, G., M., Nig., NN., “waterhole”. We observe the following line of derivations : wurgula = wurga, wulgu, wula — urgu, ulgu — inu, unur, ungur. Cf. Uluru, Pitj., waterhole of the Rainbow-Serpent on top of Ayers Rock (Central Aust., Long. 131° E.; Lat. 25° 20' S.) according to C. P. Mount- ford, Brown Man and Red Sand, Melbourne 1948, 80. 4 We seem to have discovered here a Mesolithic or even perhaps a paleolithic uniface blade industry, similar to the flake industry of Central and South Australia, producing mostly oblong or kidney shaped artifacts besides a few “slugs” and uniface

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