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Please note that the area Tindale described as Nyawagyi in his Tribal map was later discovered to have accidentally reversed Nyawagyi and Warragamay, placing Nywaigyi up into the mountains, and Warragamay along the coast .. being an error corrected by linguist Robert Dixon, clearly affirmed by Dr Peter Sutton https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/207702477?q=Sutton+boundaries&c=picture&versionId=227929649 .. and most evident in where current native title claims by Nyawagyi and Warragamay have been made .... This article relies on both Dixon and Tindale and accidentally conflates information from both .. where Tindale can not be relied upon in this and/or the warragamay case Bruceanthro (talk) 05:15, 8 April 2018 (UTC)Reply

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