A term referring to totemic associations in one of the Yuin languages. However, thought by Bulmer to be equivalent to the Gannai/Kurnai term 'Bulk'. Men from the Bega area referred to their 'totem names' as their "Joeah".
Joea
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Notes by Howitt on Kulin from BarakPages 14Registration Number hw0391Author Howitt, Alfred WilliamPhysical Description Handwritten notes, undated and numbered pages. Additional notations and annotations in the left hand margins; includes a newspaper article.
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Notes on the Maneroo and NgarigoRegistration Number hw0164Author —Physical Description — -
Field notebookRegistration Number XM760Author Howitt, Mr Alfred WilliamPhysical Description Notebook, black, hard-covered. 98 sheets, 62 pages. Belonging to A.W. Howitt. Anthropological notes, in pencil and ink, from front and back of notebook. Condition: broken metal clasp; fragile; weakened spine. -
Bulmer to Howitt 30 August 1881Registration Number XM86Author —Physical Description Letter, handwritten, ink. Single sheet, lined note paper. Condition: good.