State: WA
Source of Name	Names given
Tindale (modified)	Pindiini
EAA	Bindinini, Pindiini /
SIL	: 0
AIATSIS	A.12 Wanggatha/Wangkatja; Western Desert
Other names	Bindinini, Pindiini / Bindunda / Wonggai / Wongaidya / Wongaii / Wonkai / Wanggada / Wanggaji / /

References:

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BERNDT R.M. & JOHNSTON T.H., 1942, Death, burial and associated ritual at Ooldea, South Australia, Oceania, 12, p. 189-208.
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TINDALE N.B., 1965, Visit to Yalata Government Station with John Greenway, Oct.-Nov. 1965, : AIATSIS, Data with Tape recordings.
TURNER V.E., 1950, Ooldea, : Marshall, Morgan & Scott Ltd.
WHITE I.M., 1977, From camp to village: some problems of adaptation, in R.M. Berndt (ed.), Aborigines and Change: Australia in the ‘70s, Canberra: AIAS, Social Anthropology Series 11, p. 100-105.