Nurrum-nurrum-biin would oversee the stone quarry, when Billibelleri had to go away from the quarry. Howitt identifed that Nurrum-nurrum-biin was a Kurung-willam (Gunung-willam-bulluk) man whose country was around Bacchus Marsh, Victoria. His name meant moss growing in decayed wood.
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Chapter V Tribal GovernmentsPages 21Registration Number XM692Author Howitt, Mr Alfred WilliamPhysical Description Draft notes, handwritten in ink, undated. Envelope/cover sheet and 52 foolscap sheet, 57 pages. Handwritten annotations and corrections throughout. Condition: envelope is tattered, marked and stained.
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Chapter VI Tribal GovernmentsRegistration Number XM689Author Howitt, Mr Alfred WilliamPhysical Description Draft notes, typed and handwritten, undated. 59 pages consisting of 47 foolscap sheets, 8 half-pages, and 3 slips. With annotations, attachments and corrections throughout. Condition: some sheets with torn and tattered edges; some with foxing.