Yalukit
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The Yalukit or Yalukit-willam people were a subgroup of the larger (Bunurong) Boon wurrung indigenous inhabitants of the Melbourne, Victoria region.[1]
References
- ^ Ian D. Clark (2001). The Yalukit-willam - the first people of the City of Hobsons Bay. Hobsons Bay City Council. ISBN 0-646-41669-3.
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