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Aboriginal Rock Carvings
Aboriginal rock carvings at Mount Chambers gorge, Flinders Ranges.
Aboriginal Rock Carvings
Aboriginal rock carvings at Mount Chambers gorge, Flinders Ranges.
Aboriginal dwellings
Aboriginal dwellings at their camp near Palmerston.
Aboriginal camp
Aboriginal Camp, Port Essington.
Aboriginal Dance preparations
Aboriginal men involved in a dance, Tempe Downs, MacDonnell Ranges - taken during the Horn Expedition.
Aborigine spear thrower
OODNADATTA: Aborigine with spear in attacking position.
Aboriginal mother and child
Aboriginal mother and her child "Wally" at Oodnadatta Mission.
Aboriginal Camp, Oodnadatta
General view of a Aboriginal camp near Oodnadatta Mission.
Aboriginal Mission Children
Two Aboriginal children at Oodnadatta Mission.
Three Aboriginal Boys
Three Aboriginal boys: William Kiragine, Teddy Appila & Louis at Oodnadatta Mission.
Aboriginal Dwelling
Aboriginal dwelling at Oodnadatta.
Aboriginal men with dogs
OOLDEA: Aboriginal men with dogs at Ooldea.
Aboriginal dwelling, Ooldea
Aboriginal dwelling at Ooldea.
Aboriginal Family, Ooldea
Aboriginal family outside their dwelling at Ooldea.
Aboriginal Warrior, Ooldea
Aboriginal warrior in a fighting pose with boomerang and shield taking part in the greeting for the Duke of Gloucester's visit to Ooldea.
Aboriginal salute, Ooldea
Group of Aboriginal warriors salute the Duke of Gloucester during his visit to Ooldea.
Aboriginal family, Ooldea
Aboriginal family outside their dwelling at Ooldea.
Aboriginal mother and child
Aboriginal Mother and child at Ooldea Mission.
Aboriginal mother and child
Aboriginal Mother and child at Ooldea.
Group of Aboriginal people
Group of Aboriginal people at Ooldea Mission.
Young Aboriginal man with a Witchetty Grub
A young Aboriginal man with witchetty grub, Ooldea Mission.
Aboriginal women, Penong
Aboriginal women at Penong.
Oldest Aboriginal Woman
PENONG: Oldest Aboriginal woman at Penong.
Aboriginal Dwelling, Penong
PENONG: Aboriginal dwelling at Penong.
Wool Drying, Point McLeay
[General description] A group of Aboriginal men are standing in a row, some displaying handfuls of wool where it is spread out to dry. Wool washing, done in Lake Alexandrina from the jetty, was a lucrative business for the mission for a time, processing wool for properties up river. [On back of photograph] 'Wool drying / Point McLeay Mission / Probably 1900-09'.
Sunday Morning Church
[General description] A group of Aboriginal children are posing for the photographer in front of the church at Point McLeay. Men standing in the back row are displaying boomerangs.[On back of photograph] 'Concert Party of 1900 / of Church / Point McLeay'.
Point McLeay Mission Station
Point McLeay Mission Station was built on the south east shore of Lake Alexandrina in the Coorong in the heartland of the Ngarrindjeri people. The Mission was founded in 1859 by the Aborigines' Friends Association to help the Aboriginal people of the Lower Lakes. Poor quality land and lack of funding hindered its progress. Familes and orphaned children were housed there until the Government took control in 1916. The photograph shows a group of well maintained cottages and a church.
Point McLeay Mission Station
The Schoolmaster's house at Point McLeay Mission Station. Its Aboriginal name Raukkan, which means meeting place in the Ngarrindjeri language, was for thousands of years an important meeting place for the Ngarrindjeri people. TB Stangways renamed the land Point McLeay in 1837. Since 1982 it has been known as its proper title of Raukkan.
Cottages, Point McLeay
[General description] Cottages for Aboriginal families at Point McLeay Mission Station
Grave of "Teenminnie"
Grave of "Teenminnie", the first Aboriginal woman convert to Christianity.