Mobile Language Team. Narangga language
SA Memory. Narungga people
Mobile Language Team. Narangga.
Black, JM. Vocabularies of four South Australian languages : Adelaide, Narrunga, Kukata, and Narrinyeri, 1920.
Fragments of Budderer's waddy : a new Narungga grammar, Christina Eira with the Narungga Aboriginal Progress Association (NAPA), 2010.
Guungagu nharangga warra : children's Narungga dictionary, compiled by NAPA, 2006.
Johnson, James. Vocabulary of southern Yorke Peninsula natives.
Narrunga, Kaurna & Ngarrindjeri songs (kit), 1990.
Nharangga wanggadja = Narungga speaking, compiled by Tania Wanganeen for NAPA, 2010.
Nharangga warra : Narungga dictionary, compiled by NAPA, 2006.
A series of children's books has also been written. For a list of titles conduct a search in the Library Catalogue on the author, Tania Wanganeen
Before the coming of the European pastoralists, the Yorke Peninsula was the home of the Narungga people, who occupied the land from near Port Wakefield in the east, over to Port Broughton in the west, and all the way down to the southern tip of the Peninsula. Read more on SA Memory.
Fowler, Madeline E. Aboriginal maritime landscapes in South Australia : the balance ground, 2020.
Graham, Doris and Graham, Cecil. As we've known it: 1911 to the present, 1987.
Heinrich, Rhoda. Governor Fergusson's legacy : a history of the early days of the Maitland-Kilkerran districts, 1972.
Hill, D. L. and S.J. Notes on the Narangga tribe of Yorke Peninsula, 1975
Kartinyeri, Doreen. Narungga nation, 2002.
Krichauff, Skye. '"Waving" the green bough : Narungga encounters with Europeans in the pre-settlement era, 1802-1846' in The first wave : exploring early coastal contact history in Australia, 2019.
Krichauff, Skye. Nharrungga wargunni bugi-buggillu = a journey through Narungga history, 2011.
Survival in our own land : 'Aboriginal' experiences in 'South Australia' since 1836, Ch. 23 ‘Point Pearce’.
Tindale, Norman B. Notes on the natives of the southern portion of Yorke Peninsula, South Australia, 1936
Wood, Vivienne and Westell, Craig. Aboriginal archaeological site survey of Yorke Peninsula, South Australia, 1998.
Sacred Ground, 2007. Observational documentary that shows Quenten Agius and his family fighting to save their heritage and cultural sites on Yorke Peninsula.
The film has an accompanying study guide (Kate Raynor, 2007) and website, which has been archived on Pandora.
To locate journal articles, access the State Library's eResources.
Selected South Australian newspapers, published prior to 1955, have been digitised as part of the National Library of Australia’s Trove website.
Further newspaper articles may be identified by using the following, Newspaper index : references to Aborigines in Adelaide newspapers, 1836-1940, 1989.