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NATIVE TRIBES OF SOUTH-EAST AUSTRALIA
| FIG. | PAGE | |
| 25. | Spear-throwers | 457 |
| 26. | The Bret or dead hand | 460 |
| 27. | Pigeon rock, Urabunna | 483 |
| 28. | Tikovina used by the Herbert River tribes | 499 |
| 29. | Yuin bull-roarer, Mudthi; Dieri bull-roarer, Yuntha | 517 |
| 30. | Man decorated for the Kuringal ceremony | 539 |
| 31. | The figure of Daramulun cut on a tree | 540 |
| 32. | Earth figure in relief of Daramulun | 553 |
| 33. | Teeth extracted at Yuin Kuringal and implement used | 562 |
| 34. | Rough figure used at the Port Stephens ceremonies | 573 |
| 35. | Bribbun of the Chepara tribe; Wabulkan of the Chepara tribe | 579 |
| 36. | Head of Bullawang showing the characteristic markings | 619 |
| 37. | The two bull-roarers of the Kurnai tribe | 628 |
| 38. | Tutnurring, showing characteristic marking | 636 |
| 39. | Urabunna man, showing Wilyaru cuts on the back | 659 |
| 40. | The Narrang-ga bull-roarer, opposite sides | 672 |
| 41. | Token worn by messenger, Wilyaru ceremony. Dieri tribe | 680 |
| 42. | Head-net worn by messenger to call a Pinya. Dieri tribe | 681 |
| 43. | Message-sticks of Wurunjerri, Narrinyeri, Gournditch-mara and Wotjobaluk tribes | 696 |
| 44. | Message-sticks of the Tongaranka, Narrang-ga, Mundainbura, and Yakunbura tribes | 704 |
| 45. | Message-stick of the Wakelbura tribe, and Kabugabulbajeru of the Chepara tribe | 708 |
| 46. | Wirha (Acacia salicina) | 712 |
| 47. | Kurnai woman with baskets | 719 |
| 48. | An Obal placed as a guide to a following party. Kurnai tribe | 722 |
| 49. | Kurnai woman carrying a child | 737 |
| 50. | Markings which were made upon the skin sides of opossum skins by the Kurnai when they sewed them together as coverings | 742 |
| 51. | Kurnai woman, showing raised scars on back | 743 |
| 52. | Yuin man with raised scars on chest, in ceremonial dress | 745 |
| 53. | A Kurnai man climbing a tree in search of an opossum | 757 |
