Talk:Djang'kawu

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All of the sources that I have about aboriginal mythology point back to Berndt 1952 - seems like he is the only one who recorded the myth in direct ethnography. I will try to ILL a copy of the book when I have a dull moment and am in a research sort of mood. In the meantime, the article needs to be formatted, and linked to other discussions of australian aboriginal life, particularly those of the Dua and the Jiritja. I am afraid this is beyond my meagre wiki markup skills.

I think the "unsourced" tag can be pulled, but it needs a "cleanup" tag.

Bwilreker (talk) (11:19, September 20, 2009 revision)