Mirrka Palya: Bush foods of the Kiwirrkurra People

Mirrka Palya: Bush foods of the Kiwirrkurra PeopleMirrka Palya is a gift from Kiwirrkurra's senior women to the future. It holds knowledge of bush foods, plants and language in their own words. Forty four plants and their traditional uses are described, together with personal histories of each of the ladies. Each story is presented both in its original language and accompanied by an English translation. Article here regarding the launch.

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