Description:
The Cheruvukkat surname is of Aboriginal Australian origin. The Cheruvukkat clan is located in the Northern Territory and Western Australia. The Cheruvukkat people are of the Yolngu people group. The Cheruvukkat clan is believed to be of the Djabugay people group. The Cheruvukkat clan is believed to have originated in the Arnhem Land region. The Cheruvukkat clan is believed to have migrated to the Northern Territory and Western Australia about 2,000 years ago. The Cheruvukkat clan is believed to have had a tribal culture. The Cheruvukkat clan is believed to have practiced a form of Aboriginal Australian shamanism. The Cheruvukkat clan is believed to have had a custom of tattooing their bodies. The Cheruvukkat clan is believed to have had a variation of the name Cheruvukkat. The Cheruvukkat clan is believed to have had the following surnames: Djabugay, Cheruvukkat, Gumatj, and Yolngu.
