This series includes about 60 Nukunu words recorded at the Baroota Aboriginal Reserve, near Port Germein in South Australia, on 1 September 1936 by Gwenda McMurtrie, apparently one of Parkes' students. The vocabulary is titled 'The Nunkunu [sic] language'. Correspondence indicates that the vocabulary was collected mainly from Nukunu women, as the men were out shearing at the time.

The word-list includes general vocabulary items such as words for native fauna and parts of the human body, as well as some place-names, e.g. Mudlowie binda (Port Germein), Widalu (Black Hill) and Gooponga (Mt Mambray).

This series contains references to the following regions of South Australia:
Flinders Ranges.

This series includes reference to the following named group:
Nunkunu.

This corresponds to:
Tindale Tribes: Nukunu.

This corresponds to AIATSIS Language Groups:
Nukunu.