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Bunjil

Bunjil, also spelt Bundjil /buɲɟil/ BOON-jil, is a creator deity, culture hero and ancestral being, often depicted as a wedge-tailed eagle in Australian Aboriginal mythology of some of the Aboriginal peoples of Victoria.

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Creation stories

Bunjil's Shelter

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Bunjil

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples27
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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related to Creation stories · 18
Bunjil → Binbeal, Boonwurrung, Bundjil, Djart-djart, Eaglehawk, He, His, In, Kulin, Lar-guk, Palian, Thara, The, Victoria, Waang, Walert, Yukope, Yurran
related to Bunjil's Shelter · 8
Bunjil → Aboriginal, Black Range Scenic Reserve, Bunjil's Shelter, Dreamtime, Gariwerd, It, Kulin, Stawell

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waang one aboriginal shelter victoria kulin two wives people sea asked name bundjil peoples bunjil's spellings boonwurrung wingeel boon-jil moiety

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Daniel Bunce recorded the name asinstance ofAlternative spellingsEarly European colonists0.80text
Bunjilrelated to Bunjil's ShelterIt0.60section
Bunjilrelated to Bunjil's ShelterKulin0.60section
Bunjilrelated to Bunjil's ShelterAboriginal0.60section
Bunjilrelated to Bunjil's ShelterDreamtime0.60section
Bunjilrelated to Bunjil's ShelterGariwerd0.60section
Bunjilrelated to Bunjil's ShelterBlack Range Scenic Reserve0.60section
Bunjilrelated to Bunjil's ShelterStawell0.60section
Bunjilrelated to Bunjil's ShelterBunjil's Shelter0.60section
Bunjilrelated to Creation storiesIn0.60section
Bunjilrelated to Creation storiesKulin0.60section
Bunjilrelated to Creation storiesVictoria0.60section

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