Djagaraga

Djagaraga: The Djagaraga or Gudang are an Australian Aboriginal tribe, inhabiting the northernmost area of Cape York Peninsula.

Albany Island or Pabaju is said to have certainly been part of Gudang territory.^[1]

Traditionally they spoke the Djagaraga language.

Footnotes

^ Moore (1979), p. 299.

References

Moore, David R. (1979). Islanders and Aborigines at Cape York. Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, Canberra. ISBN 0-85575-076-6 (hard cover); ISBN 0-85575-082-0 (soft cover). USA edition: ISBN 0-391-00946-X (hard cover); ISBN 0-391-00948-6 (soft cover).

Categories:
Aboriginal tribes of Queensland
Far North Queensland

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