A study by eminent historians has recently found that "SWALSC holds what the assessors believe to be the most comprehensive collection on Noongar language, culture and history of any comparable facility in Australia"
Perhaps the South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council could help point you in the right direction?
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A study by eminent historians has recently found that "SWALSC holds what the assessors believe to be the most comprehensive collection on Noongar language, culture and history of any comparable facility in Australia"
Perhaps the South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council could help point you in the right direction?