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Title: Mayi : some bush fruits of the West Kimberley / [Merrilee Lands]
Author: Lands, Merrilee. ; Dampierland Oral History Project.
Edition: New ed.
Year: 1997.
Description: vii, 56 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 16 x 12 cm.
Subject: Aboriginal Australians. ; Wild foods. ; Kimberley region (W.A.) ; West Kimberley region (W.A.) ; Wild plants. ; Western Australia. ; Fruits.
Notes: Includes index. Previous ed.: 1987. "Book prepared by Merrilee Lands for the Dampierland Oral History Project"--T.p. verso.
Bibliography: p. [iv]
ISBN/ISSN: 1875641335 : 1875641335 : 1875641335 (pbk.);
Type: Book
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