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Special Issue: Advancing socio-hydrology

A transdisciplinary engagement with Australian Aboriginal water and the hydrology of a small bedrock island

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Pages 1845-1856 | Received 23 Dec 2020, Accepted 27 Jul 2021, Published online: 07 Oct 2021

Figures & data

Figure 1. Map showing the location of East Arnhem Land, Milingimbi Island, and the other locations discussed in the Yolŋu Aboriginal water story

Figure 1. Map showing the location of East Arnhem Land, Milingimbi Island, and the other locations discussed in the Yolŋu Aboriginal water story

Figure 2. Map of Milingimbi Island, 1976, by Wunyimarra, showing the ownership of clan estates in Gupapuyŋu language

Figure 2. Map of Milingimbi Island, 1976, by Wunyimarra, showing the ownership of clan estates in Gupapuyŋu language

Figure 3. Engaging with local community members in training and use of geophysical instruments. Photos used with permission of Eddie W. Banks; copyright 2014 Crocodile Island Rangers

Figure 3. Engaging with local community members in training and use of geophysical instruments. Photos used with permission of Eddie W. Banks; copyright 2014 Crocodile Island Rangers

Figure 4. Participatory three-dimensional mapping (re)presenting both Milingimbi gapu and Western science hydrology. Photographer: Yasunori Hayashi

Figure 4. Participatory three-dimensional mapping (re)presenting both Milingimbi gapu and Western science hydrology. Photographer: Yasunori Hayashi