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Binbinga

The Binbinga, also pronounced Binbinka, are an Indigenous Australian people of the Northern Territory of Australia.

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Mythology

Ritual practices and burial rites

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Binbinga

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples43
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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Binbinga

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related to Mythology · 18
Binbinga → After, Anula, At, At Tutita, Bobbi-Bobbi, He, In Binbinga, Kuriella-dat-kaulu, Kurta-lula, Lamara, Limmen, Makumundana, Mungai, Nanawandula, Thereupon, Ulanji, Uminiwura, Withdrawing
related to Country · 8
Binbinga → Campbell Camp, Glyde Rivers, Leichhardt, McArthur, McArthur River Station, Old Bauhinia Downs, The Binbinga's, Their
related to Language · 7
Binbinga → Binbinka, Gudanji, Mirndi, Ngurlun, The Binbinga, Wambaya, When
related to Ethnography · 4
Binbinga → Gillen, Kurkutji, Spencer, The Binbinga
related to Ritual practices and burial rites · 4
Binbinga → Illness, In, Kurdaitcha, The Binbinga
related to People · 2
Binbinga → Baldwin Spencer, Gillen

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people language wambaya australia binbinka australian burial northern territory mythology among river called two medicine man also country branch tribes

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Binbingarelated to CountryThe Binbinga's0.60section
Binbingarelated to CountryOld Bauhinia Downs0.60section
Binbingarelated to CountryMcArthur River Station0.60section
Binbingarelated to CountryCampbell Camp0.60section
Binbingarelated to CountryMcArthur0.60section
Binbingarelated to CountryGlyde Rivers0.60section
Binbingarelated to CountryTheir0.60section
Binbingarelated to CountryLeichhardt0.60section
Binbingarelated to EthnographyThe Binbinga0.60section
Binbingarelated to EthnographySpencer0.60section
Binbingarelated to EthnographyGillen0.60section
Binbingarelated to EthnographyKurkutji0.60section

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