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Collection ID AILIB
Title Arlkeny map-akert / Australian Indigenous Languages Image Bank ‘AILIB’
Description Arlkeny map-akert or the Australian Indigenous Languages Image Bank ‘AILIB’ is a collection of over 1300 line-drawn illustrations. The collection has been compiled and deposited at PARADESIC with permission of the illustrators for illustrations to support the creation of non-commercial learning resources and reference materials.

The collection is duel named, with the Anmatyerr name Arlkeny map-akert ('having many designs/pictures') contributed by April Campbell. April's work teaching Anmatyerr language and driving the development of picture-based language resources is acknowledged here.

The compilers are Inge Kral, Samantha Disbray and Jenny Green. The project was supported by the Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Languages, the University of Queensland and the University of Melbourne.

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Please cite the collection as:

Inge Kral, Samantha Disbray and Jennifer Green (Compilers), 2022. Arlkeny map-akert / Australian Indigenous Languages Image Bank ‘AILIB’. Collection AILIB at catalog.paradisec.org.au [Open Access]. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/GY4E-MH93
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The contributing illustrators are Faye Alexander, Christine Bruderlin, Jennifer Green, Julie Jones, David Le May, Jenny Taylor and Brenda Thornley. Intellectual copyright for illustrations remains with the individual illustrator.

Use of illustrations must acknowledge the individual illustrator. Please refer to the Arlkeny map-akert /Australian Indigenous Languages Image Bank Guide (Item "000_GUIDE" in this collection) for details for attribution and citation of individual illustrations. It is also a helpful map of the collection and the item numbers of each illustration.

For permission to reproduce illustrations in commercial publications, please contact individual illustrators. Details are available in the Guide.
Archive link https://catalog.nabu-prod.paradisec.org.au/repository/AILIB
Collector
Samantha Disbray
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Operator Julia Colleen Miller
Originating university University of Queensland
Countries
Australia - AU
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Languages
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DOI 10.26278/GY4E-MH93
Cite as Samantha Disbray (collector), 2022. Arlkeny map-akert / Australian Indigenous Languages Image Bank ‘AILIB’. Collection AILIB at catalog.paradisec.org.au [Open Access]. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/GY4E-MH93

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Edit access Jennifer Green
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Samantha Disbray
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Items in Collection (1342)

Item Title Actions
PLANT_112 PLANT: woollybutt (Eragrostis eriopoda) View
PLANT_113 PLANT: desert kurrajong (Brachychiton gregorii) pods View
PLANT_114 PLANT: mint bush (Prostanthera striatiflora) View
PLANT_115 PLANT: native fuchsia (Eremophila alternifolia) View
PLANT_116 PLANT: rats tails (Dysphania kalpari) View
PLANT_117 PLANT: pencil yam 1 (Vigna lanceolata) View
PLANT_118 PLANT: lerp/scale on gum leaves View
PLANT_119 PLANT: bark (corkwood) View
PLANT_120 PLANT: grass View
PLANT_121 PLANT: silver cassia flowers and leaves (Senna artemisioides) View
PLANT_122 PLANT: elegant acacia (leaves and flowers) (Acacia victoriae) View
PLANT_123 PLANT: turpentine bush, turpentine wattle, leaves and flower (Acacia lysiphloia) View
PLANT_124 PLANT: seedpod (Acacia cuthbertsonii) View
PLANT_125 PLANT: broom wattle? Needle leaf wattle, Pilbara weeping wattle (Acacia orthocarpa) View
PLANT_126 PLANT: desert dogwood tree (Acacia coriacea ssp. sericophylla) View
PLANT_127 PLANT: western coolibah tree (Eucalyptus victrix) View
PLANT_128 PLANT: sandhill rattlepod, bird flower, parrot plant, Stuart's pea (Crotalaria cunninghamii) View
PLANT_129 PLANT: northern corkwood, bootlace tree leaves, seeds and flower (Hakea chordophylla) View
PLANT_130 PLANT: native tobacco, rubbish pituri (Nicotiana velutina) View
PLANT_131 PLANT: medicinal melon, headache vine (Mukia maderaspatana) View
PLANT_132 PLANT: snappy gum, leaves, flowers, seeds (Eucalyptus leucophloia) View
PLANT_133 PLANT: mustard grass, native watercress (Lepidium muelleri-ferdinandi) View
PLANT_134 PLANT: wattle (Acacia phyllodes) View
PLANT_135 PLANT: sandalwood nut 1 View
PLANT_136 PLANT: bird-flower grevillea, leaves and seeds (Grevillea eriostachya) View
PLANT_137 PLANT: soap bush / sickle-leaved?, silver leaved wattle (bush) (Acacia holosericea) View
PLANT_138 PLANT: desert Flinders grass, bunch panic (Yakirra australiensis) View
PLANT_139 PLANT: beefwood flower (Grevillea striata) View
PLANT_140 PLANT: lerp on bloodwood ('sugar flakes') View
PLANT_141 PLANT: caustic weed (Euphorbia drummondii) View
PLANT_142 PLANT: mimosa bush (Acacia farnesiana) View
PLANT_143 PLANT: pintye-pintye (Stemodia viscosa) View
PLANT_144 PLANT: caustic bush (Sarcostemma viminale ssp. australe) View
PRONOUNS_000 PRONOUNS: guide View
PRONOUNS_001 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. from me View
PRONOUNS_002 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. from us three View
PRONOUNS_003 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. from us two View
PRONOUNS_004 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. I View
PRONOUNS_005 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. I done to View
PRONOUNS_006 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. I doer View
PRONOUNS_007 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. my View
PRONOUNS_008 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. our View
PRONOUNS_009 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. our more than two View
PRONOUNS_010 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. to me View
PRONOUNS_011 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. to us three View
PRONOUNS_012 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. to us two View
PRONOUNS_013 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. us (done to) View
PRONOUNS_014 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. we (2) doer to View
PRONOUNS_015 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. we (3) doer to View
PRONOUNS_016 PRONOUNS: 1st pers. we more than two View

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