The Gaboora rite as seen by Phillip Cohen
Phillip Cohen documents a Hastings River event labeled The Gaboora in Year 1088. The narrative details a complex ceremony with Windarra and Keb Goyal rituals, tribesmen in painted attire, the arrival of opponents, a ritual bone revelation, Karadjis handling sacred objects, and the climactic firing of the home fire as day breaks.
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