Indigenous knowledges cited by Indigenous author
Indigenous authors can publish material that contains Indigenous knowledge from another Nation, Country or Language groups.
Give attribution for the people/person or Nation, Country or Language groups who are quoted within the material or are noted as the source of the Indigenous knowledges contained within the material, in both the in-text and reference list.
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Reference
Paton (Gunai) in Jones, J. (Wiradjuri; Kamilaroi). (2014). Lighting the fire: Cultural renaissance in the south-east. Artlink, 34(2), 35-38.
Parts of the reference
Surname
Paton
Nation/Country/Language Group
Gunai
Author(s) surname
Jones, J.
Nation/Country/Language Group
Wiradjuri; Kamilaroi
Year
2014
Title of the article
Lighting the fire: Cultural renaissance in the south-east
Journal title
Artlink
Volume and Issue
3(2)
Page numbers
35-38
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