Wuthathian

The Wuthathi, also recorded as the Mutjati or Otati, were an Aboriginal people of the eastern shore of the northern Cape York Peninsula in Queensland, whose country centred on the white silica dunes and coastal rivers of Shelburne Bay on the Coral Sea. Their language was a dialect of Uradhi in the Paman branch of the Pama-Nyungan family.

They were one of the Kawadji, or sandbeach people, who kept camps along the shore and lived mainly by fishing in the ocean and the river mouths, gathering shellfish and seasonal foods along the beach. Captain Cook charted this coastline in 1770.