[NGAANYATJARRA LANGUAGE] Kutjulpirtuya palyalpayi yungarralu

[=What they did in the old days]. Darwin, NT : Summer Institute of Linguistics, Australian Aborigines Branch [for United Aborigines Mission], 1974. Oblong octavo (160 x 200 mm), original cloth-backed pictorial wrappers; 8 pp, line-drawn illustrations; text in Ngaanyatjarra, with a preface in English; very good copy.

The Ngaanyatjarra people are part of the Western Desert cultural bloc. Their language is spoken in the Warburton Ranges, and the adjacent desert regions of Western Australia and Northern Territory.