Box 5/Item 21: Notebook re. Aboriginal languages, sign language, songs and tribes, undated - Page 27

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Camp:

Women sent out  before sundown to collect

fire wood.

  

The men prepare their camping places, by

smoothing surface, removing any stones,

and breaking down the hard pieces of

soil.   Women sweep the ground with  

brush wood and branches, clean it of

any grass-seeds and burrs.

  

Gins  at Delamere used conves pieces of bark to rest their heads upon during sleep.

[sketched image]

  

Balneation act of bathing                              [directly?]

Ablution in water holes of tropics.

Abscission   (circumcision)

Agglutination of Eyelids

Alveolar process  borders [?] jaws, transverse

               plates divide into alveolus

                          or  tooth sockets

            Bronchos suppuression of voice

Aphonia dumbness loss of voice due to  

               paralysis of vocal cords,

               or inflammation of larynx.

Arcus Senilis pearly opacity   encom-

passing cornea, sometimes called

                  "glazing"

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