Wirangu Language Project

The documentation of an extremely endangered Australian language from the Far West Coast of South Australia. Production of a major dictionary and a number of resource materials for the revival of the language in schools and in the community. The study draws on archival materials and contemporary ethnography.

Dataset ID:

WLP

Principal Investigator:

Paul Monaghan

Language groups:

Wirangu

Study Description

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Other Identifications / Acknowledgements

Researcher:

Production

Study Information

Research Collection Date:

Tue, 01/10/2012

Geographic Area:

Far West Coast of South Australia

Data Access

Access Conditions:

All metadata open. Restrictions apply to some dataset attachments.

Authenticity, Ideology and Early Ethnography - untangling Far West Coast Gugada	Monaghan 2007.pdf
Australian Bureau of Statistics 2006 Ceduna Census Data	20680-i06-Ceduna-SA_(Indigenous_Region).xls

Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Data Archive

Wirangu Language Project

Other Identifications / Acknowledgements

Production

Study Information

Data Access

Other Study Materials