Gamilaraay storytelling

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Gamilaraay storytelling is the oral narrative tradition of the Gamilaraay people, conveying their laws, history, and spiritual knowledge through spoken word, song, and performance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aboriginal Australian cultural practice
intangible cultural heritage
oral tradition
adaptedTo contemporary performance contexts
associatedWith Dreaming
Gamilaraay cosmology
Gamilaraay law (lore)
conveys Gamilaraay history
Gamilaraay laws
Gamilaraay spiritual knowledge
documentedIn Aboriginal oral history projects
linguistic research on Gamilaraay
emphasizes care for land and waters
kinship obligations
relationship to Country
respect for ancestors
geographicallyAssociatedWith north-west New South Wales NERFINISHED
south-west Queensland NERFINISHED
hasFunction cultural transmission
education
maintenance of kinship knowledge
moral instruction
preservation of language
transmission of land-based knowledge
hasMedium performance
song
spoken word
includesGenre historical narratives
legends
myths
song cycles
teaching stories
performedIn ceremonial contexts
community events
family gatherings
practicedBy Gamilaraay people NERFINISHED
relatedTo Gamilaraay ceremonial practices
Gamilaraay songlines
supportedBy Gamilaraay community organisations
language revitalisation programs
threatenedBy colonisation impacts
language shift
transmissionMode oral transmission
transmittedBy Elders
knowledge holders
usesLanguage Gamilaraay language NERFINISHED

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Gamilaraay language usedIn Gamilaraay storytelling