Wp/nys/Minang
Minang, Mineng or Menang.
What is Minang[edit | edit source]
The name may derive from the bush tucker plant Mearn with the English name bloodroot wer scientific name Haemodorum spicatum.[1] It is like a chilli or an onion. Alternatively, the name Menang may refer to a Mamang (whale), as in Menang Koort (literally Whale Heart) which is the Noongar name for King George Sound.[2]
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Minang Moort - Families and people of Minang country[edit | edit source]
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Wp/nys/Bessie Flower[edit | edit source]
Wp/nys/Larry Blight[edit | edit source]
Wp/nys/Bobby - Cape Riche[edit | edit source]
Wp/nys/Hazel Brown[edit | edit source]
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Wp/nys/Oscar Colbung[edit | edit source]
Wp/nys/Harley Coyne[edit | edit source]
Wp/nys/Lester Coyne[edit | edit source]
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Wp/nys/Ezzard Flowers[edit | edit source]
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Wp/nys/Gallypert[edit | edit source]
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Wp/nys/Lynette Knapp[edit | edit source]
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Wp/nys/Mokare[edit | edit source]
Wp/nys/Manyat[edit | edit source]
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Wp/nys/Nebinyan[edit | edit source]
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Wp/nys/Carol Petterson[edit | edit source]
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Wp/nys/Kim Scott[edit | edit source]
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Wp/nys/Jack Williams[edit | edit source]
Wp/nys/Wylie[edit | edit source]
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Kwop Mia - Organisations of Minang Country[edit | edit source]
Southern Aboriginal Corporation[edit | edit source]
Great Southern Aboriginal Health Service[edit | edit source]
Aboriginal Legal Service of WA (inc)[edit | edit source]
Minang Tourism[edit | edit source]
Indigenous Tourism is very strong in the Albany Region. There are a number of opportunities to view inidgenous sites with interpretive signage. There are also some tours that you can do. Wanjessy with Larry Blight, Poornati with Joey Williams.
Experiences[edit | edit source]
Kalgan fish traps[edit | edit source]
The Kalgan fish traps located outside of Albany were a Noongar camp site dating back 7,500 years. [3]
Wadjella wom (non indigenous people) once recorded Aboriginal huts, wells, fires wer kangaroo traps. [4]
Kalgan meeting site[edit | edit source]
Discovery Bay Tourism Experience[edit | edit source]
Yule Park[edit | edit source]
Lake Mount Pleassant View[edit | edit source]
Museum of the Great Southern[edit | edit source]
Black Stump[edit | edit source]
Mount Melville[edit | edit source]
Mokare statue in main street[edit | edit source]
Dog Rock[edit | edit source]
Lake Weerlara[edit | edit source]
See also[edit | edit source]
Gnullar Karla Mia - Our Campfires (Language groups)
Ngiyan waarnk - References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Bush Tucker Plants for your Home Garden. SERCUL South East Regional Centre for Urban Landcare, Perth. Retrieved 21 August 2017
- ↑ John Dobson. "Albany, WA's oldest colonial settlement, to officially adopt joint Noongar names". ABC Great Southern. 3 July 2020. Retrieved 3 July 2020
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20160810121055/http://www.albanygateway.com.au/visitor/historical/oyster-harbour-fish-traps
- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20160810121055/http://www.albanygateway.com.au/visitor/historical/oyster-harbour-fish-traps
- ↑ 2016. Cathy Glen, Tourism Lecturer South Regional TAFE.