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Creek, rockholes and sandhills
“All the Minyma (Women) used to stay here, they made a camp here. From here they go hunting and come back. They was staying here forever”.
– Sharon Porter
“All the Minyma (Women) used to stay here, they made a camp here. From here they go hunting and come back. They was staying here forever”.
– Sharon Porter
Name: Sharon Porter
Language: Ngaanyatjarra
Community: Tjukurla
Biography:
I like to paint my grandmothers country around Kiwirrakurra. I was painting for a long time in Tjukurla WA.
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