Pangerang people

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The Pangerang people are an Aboriginal Australian group traditionally associated with the lands around the Goulburn and Murray Rivers in northeastern Victoria.

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Pangerang people canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aboriginal Australian people
Indigenous people of Victoria
affectedBy European colonisation of Victoria
countryLocatedIn Australia
Victoria
culturalRegion Murray–Darling basin
ethnicGroupOf Australia
hasAlternativeName Bangerang people
Panggarang
Panggarang people
Pangurang people
hasClan Bangerang
Waveroo
Yorta Yorta
hasCulturalPractice corroboree ceremonies
initiation rites
totemic affiliations
hasDescendantCommunity Aboriginal communities along the Murray River
Aboriginal communities in northeastern Victoria
hasSpiritualConnectionTo Goulburn River
Murray River
languageFamily Pama–Nyungan languages
partOf Kulin nations
linked to: Kulin Nation
subjectOf ethnographic studies of northeastern Victorian Aboriginal groups
sufferedEvent frontier violence in colonial period
traditionalActivity seasonal movement along rivers
traditionalDiet fish from Murray River
native plants
waterfowl
traditionalEconomy hunting and gathering
traditionalShelter bark dwellings
traditionalTerritory Goulburn River region
Murray River region
northeastern Victoria
traditionalTool fishing nets
spears
stone tools
usedResource riverine resources

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Bangerang people hasAlternativeName Pangerang people