An-me Arri-ngun: The Food We Eat: Traditional Plant Foods of the Kundjeyhmi People of Kakadu National Park

NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME.  A landmark book which is  the culmination of decades of work describing the bush tucker and bush medicine of Kakadu National Park.  The authors and Kundjeyhmi people have worked closely to photograph and describe 149 plant species:  from the toffee-like gum of river wattle tosweet an-badju yams sought by singing children.  Each plant’s description includes: Kundjeyhmi, scientific and English common names;  plant uses;  plant preparation;  its cultural significance.  The information is presented in simple, easy-to-read language, accompanied by over 500 spectacular photographs.

Over 60,000 years, the Kundjeyhmi people of Kakadu have gained an intimate knowledge of the area’s plant foods.  An-me Arri-ngun: The Food We Eat will fascinate all those interested in Aboriginal life and culture, bush tucker, bush medicine, and Australian flora.