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	Seven Sisters
		Wurrunna had many adventures as he journeyed to regions that none of his tribespeople had seen.
		Late one afternoon Wurrunna called a halt and told them to strip the bark from a tree to cover the saplings he was gathering, in order to make a humpy.
		When Wurrunna emerged from the bush with an armful of poles, he saw the tree reaching up to the sky, carrying the girls with it.
	www.kitezh.com /sevensisters/7sisters.htm (8267 words)

	enargea.org \| Wurrunna and the Sisters Maya-mayi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Wurrunna thought it very strange and still felt rather frightened, though Mooroonu-mil-da seemed hospitable and kind, for he gave Wurrunna, whom he said looked hungry, a bark wirree filled with honey, told him where his camp was, and gave him leave to go there and stay with him.
		Wurrunna took the honey and turned as if to go to the camp, but when he got out of sight he thought it wiser to turn in another direction.
		Wurrunna saw that little would avail him the excuse that he had killed the flfellow in mistake for an emu.
	asi-dsl-stat-b-8.apk.net /tales/Australian/Maya-mayi.html (1922 words)

	enargea.org: Wurrunna, et alii (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Thus Wurrunna's tree of ambush has the remarkable power to make the man hiding in its canopy himself a monster who reaches out of the tree's foliage to kill a gentle creature grazing in its precinct.
		Finally stripped of every illusion that he can obtain something for nothing, Wurrunna is left alone in the wilderness with no alternative but to go back, as ultimately he does, to his own people, there to play the civilized game of equitable give-and-take according to the established rules.
		Wurrunna hides in a tree-top, and alien men hide in the semblance of emus; Wurrunna discovers their human identity.
	asi-dsl-stat-b-8.apk.net /daemon/texts/pendy6.html (5427 words)

	TrekNature \| Black Swan Photo
		When Wurrunna returned to his tribe he brought with him some weapons never before seen by men.
		When they reached where the darkness was rolled Wurrunna lit a fire, and his two brothers, were changing into large, pure white birds, the swans.
		Wurrunna forgot all about his brothers, though they flew after him.
	www.treknature.com /gallery/Oceania/Australia/photo38549.htm (592 words)

	Excerpt from Cities of Dreams, by Stan Gooch
		Wurrunna the hunter was out in search of game in a strange district.
		Wurrunna decided this was a good chance to get himself a wife.
		In every part of the world, including Africa, and including also Australia, if we are willing to agree that Wurrunna is Orion, the constellation Orion is seen either as a hunter (a hunter-warrior) or that with which you hunt.
	www.scorpiusdigital.com /crowstreet/teasers/cities_x.html (17714 words)

	Die schwarzen Schwäne
		Wurrunna warnte seine Begleiter, als sie losgingen, dass es unbekannte Gefahren gäbe auf den Ebenen und er war sich sicher, die Frauen wären Geister.
		Wurrunna vereinbarte, dass er auf die andere Seite der Ebene gehen würde, um ein Feuer zu entfachen, mit dessen Rauch sie sich reinigen würden sobald sie zurückkommen.
		Wurrunna und seine beiden Brüder eilten durch das Gebüsch, welches sich um die Ebene erstreckte und erreihten die entferntere Seite.
	www.didgeman.de /inhalt/Dreamtime/SchwarzerSchwan.html (1228 words)

	Tuckandee Pty Ltd
		Angry because his people would not give him food when he wanted it, Wurrunna had left his community in search of another group to live with.
		When Wurrunna returned to his people he brought with him some hunting tools never seen by men.
		These, he said, were made in a country where there were only women and they had given them to him in exchange for his possum skin rug.
	www.tuckandee.com.au /paintings.php (497 words)

	Aboriginal Art Prints - The Seven Sisters
		They also associated them with the stars of Orion the Hunter whom the Greeks said was constantly in passionate persuit of them.
		The Aborigines probably knew the stars of Orion as Wurrunna and the Dingo Men.
		The more esoteric elements of ancient astronomy are now lost to us but there can be little doubt that, for the Aborigine, the lost Alcyone was some sort of measuring or umbilical cord: a veritable plumbline to the sun.
	www.boomerangshack.com /art_print7.htm (150 words)

	Seven sister (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Wurrunna shared the desert communities, this is a womans.
		None of them of the tree, wurrunna caught a water existence, confined to the ground.
		Left a degree star field with the elders of the seven sisters spent a great ancestral beings.
	seven-sisters.valuevip.com /seven-sister.html (917 words)

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		The Dreamtime story of The Black Swans (Baiamul)
		“When Wurrunna returned to his tribe after one of his walkabouts he brought with him some weapons never before seen by men.
		Biboh!" changing as they did so into large, pure white birds, which the Daens call Baiamul, the swans.
	www.bodycentral.com.au /treatments/gubbera.php (569 words)

	Aboriginal Deities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The brilliant skies of dawn and dusk, it was said, came from her red-ochre body paints misting up into the sky as she powdered and beautified her body
		Wurrunna A culture hero with many folklore tales of his wanderings
		Yhi The goddess of light and creator goddess of the Karraur, an Australian aboriginal group, she lay asleep in the Dreamtime before this world's creation, in a world of bone-bare, windless mountains.
	p068.ezboard.com /fthegoddesswithinapaganplaceforwowenfrm24.showMessage?topicID=405.topic (12289 words)

	Nano1 Part5
		That's one version, the other one, is that the lech Orion was chasing the sisters through the woods, and Zeus took pity on them and turned them into doves so they could fly away and they flew up to the stars.
		But the Australian Aborigines believe they are the two wives and five sister-in-laws of a man named Wurrunna.
		They landed up there on fast growing trees.
	www.ausxip.com /fanfiction/n/nano1p5.html (8637 words)

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