DescriptionAnthropologist Norman Tindale identified Barcaldine and the surrounding country as the traditional land of the Iningai people. Their territory includes west of the dividing range to Longreach; south along the Alice River, north to Aramac and Muttaburra. The Iningai were one of the largest Aboriginal tribes in the central west and were said to be a very tall people, some well over six feet tall.