Baiame

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Baiame is a creator and sky father figure in the mythology of several Aboriginal Australian peoples, often associated with law, ceremony, and the shaping of the land.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf creator god
deity
figure in Aboriginal Australian mythology
sky father
alsoKnownAs Baayami NERFINISHED
Biame NERFINISHED
Byamee NERFINISHED
associatedPlace Baiame Cave NERFINISHED
Baiame’s Ngunnhu (Brewarrina fish traps) NERFINISHED
Mount Yengo NERFINISHED
associatedWith Bora initiation grounds
ceremony
creation of the world
initiation rites
law
shaping of the land
cosmicRole overseer of the world from the sky
culture Aboriginal Australian peoples
function creates landscape features
establishes moral codes
establishes ritual practices
gender male
hasChild Daramulan NERFINISHED
iconography depicted with internal decorations or designs
depicted with large eyes
depicted with no mouth
depicted with outstretched arms
influenceOn Aboriginal ceremonial life
Aboriginal law
mythologicalDomain cosmic order
creation myths
social law
narrativeType Dreaming stories
position sky
region southeastern Australia
religion Australian Aboriginal spirituality
role giver of laws
protector of social order
teacher of ceremonies
spouseOrConsort Birrahgnooloo NERFINISHED
Ganhanbili NERFINISHED
worshipForm cave paintings
ceremonial sites
rock art
worshippedBy Eora people NERFINISHED
Kamilaroi people NERFINISHED
Wiradjuri people NERFINISHED
other southeastern Australian Aboriginal groups

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