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Humpy

Humpy

Temporary shelter traditionally used by Australian Aboriginals.

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  1. Wiltja

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    19%

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  5. Aboriginal Australians

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    Indigenous Australian travelling theatre troupe.

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    Australian exploration expedition (1860–61).

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  4. John Hines (Australian soldier)

    Australian soldier of World War I.

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    Aboriginal Australian politician.

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  7. Indigenous architecture

    Field of architecture.

    6.2%

  8. Jimmy Governor

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    4.5%

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    Aboriginal Australian people.

    1.6%

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