LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

FIG.	DESCRIPTION	PAGE
61.	Ceremony of the Irriakura An edible bulb, Cyperus bulbosus Totem of Umbanjun; the decorated feathers on the head represent the flowering Irriakura.	319
62.	Ceremony of the Irriakura Totem of Oknirchumpatana. The performer sits in front of a series of tufts of feathers fixed in the ground.	321
63.	Ceremony of an Ant Totem of Alkniwukulla, to illustrate one form of ceremonial pole original: Nurtunja; the lines of down represent roots of wattle trees, among which the women dig for ants; the performers represent women.	325
64.	Spirit being original: Iruntarinia Ceremony of the Corkwood Hakea original: Unjiamba Totem, to illustrate one form of ceremonial pole original: Nurtunja; the small cross pieces represent pointing sticks.	327
65.	Ceremony representing two mischievous spirits original: Oruncha of Kulparra.	330
66.	Ceremony of the mischievous spirit original: Oruncha of Chauritchi.	332
67.	A mischievous spirit original: Oruncha Ceremony: the performers coming onto the ground.	333
68.	Spirit being original: Iruntarinia Ceremony of the Corkwood Hakea original: Unjiamba Totem of Apera-na-Unkumna, to illustrate one form of ceremonial pole original: Nurtunja.	335
69.	The Erathipa Stone A "child stone" believed to house spirit children, showing the hole through which the Spirit Children emerge, and the charcoal line painted above it.	337
70.	Ceremony of the Opossum Totem of Arimurla, to illustrate one form of ceremonial pole original: Nurtunja.	339
71.	Ceremony of the Opossum Totem of Arimurla, to illustrate one form of ceremonial pole original: Nurtunja.	340
72.	Preparing for a Ceremony of the Frog Totem of Imanda.	342
73.	Ceremony of the Emu Totem; the head-dress represents the neck and head of an Emu.	343
74.	Ceremony of the Frog Totem of Imanda.	345
75.	Ceremony of the Frog Totem of Imanda.	346
76.	The women throwing fire over the initiates original: Illpongwurra.	349
77.	The initiates original: Illpongwurra lying down with their heads on the ceremonial mound original: Parra, behind which are stacked the bushes they carry when returning to camp.	353
78.	Dance of the initiates original: Illpongwurra around the performers of a ceremony; this running around is called Wahkutnima.	355
79.	Preparing the fire for the initiates original: Illpongwurra.	357
80.	Ingwurninga Inkinja A specific ceremonial dance Ceremony of the Emu Totem of Imanda.	359
81.	Ceremony of the Kangaroo Totem of Undiara, to illustrate one form of ceremonial pole original: Nurtunja.	361
82.	Ceremony of the Kangaroo Totem of Undiara, to illustrate one form of ceremonial pole original: Nurtunja.	363
83.	Ambilyerikirra Ceremony The final concluding ceremony of the Engwura.	367