Australian Aboriginal mythology
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The Aborigines of Australia have a polytheistic, animistic religion. There are many different tribes of Australian Aborigines. Where possible, the articles below will be specifically referenced to a specific tribe(s).
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See also
- Alchera
- Altjira
- Anjea
- Bagadjimbiri
- Bahloo
- Baiame
- Bamapana
- Banaitja
- Bobbi-bobbi
- Brolga
- Bunbulama
- Bunjil
- Bunyip
- Daramulum
- Dhakhan
- Dilga
- Djanggawul
- Djunkgao
- Dreamtime
- Eingana
- Erathipa
- Galeru
- Gnowee
- Inapertwa
- I'wai
- Jar'Edo Wens
- Julana
- Julunggul
- Kalseru
- Karora
- Kidili
- Kondole
- Kunapipi
- Kutjara
- Makara
- Mamaragan
- Mangar-kunjer-kunja
- Mar'rallang
- Minawara
- Mokoi
- Mura-mura
- Ngariman
- Nogomain
- Puckowe
- Pundjel
- Tjilpa
- Tjinimin
- Ulanji
- Ungud
- Walo
- Waramurungundi
- Wati-kutjara
- Wawalag
- Wollunqua
- Wondjina
- Wuluwaid
- Wuragag
- Wuriupranili
- Wurrunna
- Yara-ma-yha-who
- Yowie
- Yhi
- Yohrmum
- Yurlungur
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