Wik Word of the Week #18 | 'kang kang' | By APN Cape York (Aak Puul Ngantam) | Facebook
Elders walk on Wik Country with Aurukun youth - Aurukun Shire Council
Stream 'What is your name?' in Wik-Mungkan language: "Namp nungk wee' ee?" by University of Melbourne | Listen online for free on SoundCloud
Some Problems concerning the Wik-mungkan | 10 | Rethinking Kinship and
Stream Referendum Council | Listen to Discussion Paper - Wik Mungkan playlist online for free on SoundCloud
The Wik-mungkan concept Nganwi: a study of mystical power and sickness in an Australian tribe in: Bijdragen tot de taal-, land- en volkenkunde / Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences of
Paman languages: Kuuk Thaayorre, Wik Yi'anh, Kugu Muminh, Koko Bera, Wik Mungkan | Endangered Languages Archive
Flora Woolla - Wik & Kugu Arts Centre
Wik-Mungkan Meaning - YouTube
Wik Mungkan Indigenous Knowledge Centre -- Aurukun Shire Council
Wik & Kugu Arts Centre - Wik & Kugu Arts Centre
Wik-Mungkan – Pama Language Centre
Australian
Dance from Aurukun | Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival | Australia | OzOutback
WIK-MUNGKAN LIBRARY – Pama Language Centre
Wik-Mungkan Language Sample | Language Museum
Aurukun Shire Council - Aurukun resident Gabe Waterman has been appointed Manager of the Wik and Kugu Arts Centre. He is pictured with artists Keith Wikmunea, Leigh Namponan, Garry Namponan and Irene
![Arthur Koo'ekka Pambegan Jnr (Wik-Waya/Chaa-Ngkoth/Wik Mungkan/Winchanam peoples) 'Untitled XXVI [Walkan-aw and Kalben designs]' 2008 - National Gallery of Australia](https://media.nga.gov.au/52FVN2U55N0uqg0x4obY3GEBEbo=/2000x1000/%2Fnational-gallery-of-australia%2Fmedia%2Fdd%2Fimages%2F1FDA7AB5-AABC-4AA8-AD5F-A1DB7F8508AD.jpeg "Arthur Koo'ekka Pambegan Jnr (Wik-Waya/Chaa-Ngkoth/Wik Mungkan/Winchanam peoples) 'Untitled XXVI [Walkan-aw and Kalben designs]' 2008 - National Gallery of Australia")
Arthur Koo'ekka Pambegan Jnr (Wik-Waya/Chaa-Ngkoth/Wik Mungkan/Winchanam peoples) 'Untitled XXVI [Walkan-aw and Kalben designs]' 2008 - National Gallery of Australia
Australian bush foods Wik-Mungkan style.
Alair Pambegan | QAGOMA Collection Online
Preserving Indigenous languages through the Bible - JourneyOnline
Our Country - Western Cape Community Trust
