Mutumui

The Mutumui were an Aboriginal Australian people of northern Queensland, whose traditional lands covered Bathurst Bay and Cape Melville, running south to Barrow Point and the valleys of the Starcke and Jeannie Rivers. Their language, Eibole, was spoken in several dialects, including the northern Ongwara, or northern talk.

Shore dwellers grouped into bands such as the Karbungga of the Jeannie River and the Mbambylmu of the Jack River, they fished the coast around Murdoch Point and made forays into the sandstone hinterland for honey, opossums and rock wallabies, with tooth avulsion forming part of initiation.