The Emu and Jabiru

To:	"Jon Wren" <>
Subject:	The Emu and Jabiru
From:	"Dave Torr" <>
Date:	Sat, 28 Jul 2007 12:02:15 +1000

But that is a translation if I interpret it correctly - what was the
Marrkula word used in the original story -  bet it wasn't Jabiru?

On 28/07/07, Jon Wren <> wrote:
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> If Jabiru is of South American origin, then how did this yarn get into the
> Dreamtime Stories
> from the Marrkula clan in Arnhem Land.
> http://www.dreamtime.net.au/emu/index.cfm
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> Jon Wren
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