This story is about two women and two men. The two men were searching for the two women. And the women were wondering around, looking for bush onion and picking it.
The two brothers are the water snakes in the painting. The water snakes are the lines. It’s digging into the ground and that’s the waterholes, the circles. This story takes place at Piltati.
Name: Janet Tjitayi
Language: Pitjantjatjara
Biography:
Ngayuku Ngura - My Country Pilkati
About two men and two women
- picking bush onion
- wondering and foraging
- the men are looking for the two women
- water snake and two brothers
- snake is a water snake digging into the land to find the story
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