According to ethnologistNorman Tindale's 1974 work, Meintangk land extended across an estimated 1,500 sq mi (3,900 km2). It stretched fromLacepede Bay, northwards some 12 miles (19 km) fromKingston to the Granite Rock. To the south its coastal boundaries lay onCape Jaffa and inland eastwards toLucindale, Blackford,Keilira, andNaracoorte. The inland territory fromLake Hawdon to Mosquito Creek also formed part of their land.[1]
Irene Watson, Professor of Law atUniversity of South Australia Business School, is of mixed Meintangk and Tanganekald descent,[2] and has written a book on the history of Aboriginal peoples in the southeast.[3]
