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Mutumui

The Mutumui were an indigenous Australian people of northern Queensland.

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Mutumui

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples27
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
Components1

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Mutumui

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related to history · 14
Mutumui → Aboriginal, British Royal Navy, Chinese, Clack Island, HMS Alert, Ithu, Lizard Island, Mary Watson's, Punitive, Reports, Richard Coppinger, She, The Aboriginal, The Palmer River
related to Country · 6
Mutumui → Barrow Point, Bathurst Bay, Cape Melville, Jeannie Rivers, Starcke, The Mutumui's
related to Social organization and people · 4
Mutumui → Jack RiverIthu, Jeannie RiverMbambylmu, Karbungga, The Mutumui
related to Language · 3
Mutumui → Eibole, Ongwara, The

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area people indigenous language names eibole ithu dialect ongwara bathurst bay point jeannie karbungga river mbambylmu would following discovery led

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Mutumuirelated to CountryThe Mutumui's0.60section
Mutumuirelated to CountryBathurst Bay0.60section
Mutumuirelated to CountryCape Melville0.60section
Mutumuirelated to CountryBarrow Point0.60section
Mutumuirelated to CountryStarcke0.60section
Mutumuirelated to CountryJeannie Rivers0.60section
Mutumuirelated to historyThe Palmer River0.60section
Mutumuirelated to historyThe Aboriginal0.60section
Mutumuirelated to historyClack Island0.60section
Mutumuirelated to historyRichard Coppinger0.60section
Mutumuirelated to historyBritish Royal Navy0.60section
Mutumuirelated to historyHMS Alert0.60section

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