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Aboriginal men at Barrow Creek
Two Aboriginal men at Barrow Creek.
Aboriginal women at Barrow Creek
Two Aboriginal women at Barrow Creek.
Aboriginal people at Neutral Junction
An Aboriginal woman and five young children at Neutral Junction.
Aboriginal man making a fire
An Aboriginal man making a fire using his boomerang and shield.
Miss Lock's Aboriginal Mission
Miss Lock's Faith Mission at Harden's Soak, Woodford Creek, on Burt Plain, Northern Territory (known to the Anmatyerr people as Mer Ilpereny). Some older Aboriginal men stand near a group of children.
Miss Lock's Aboriginal Mission
A young girl dancing for visitors at Miss Lock's Faith Mission at Harden's Soak, Woodford Creek, on Burt Plain, Northern Territory (known to the Anmatyerr people as Mer Ilpereny). She is carrying a wooden shield or food holder and is wearing a headdress and grass skirt; other children stand behind her.
Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute (detail)
Detail showing part of a design on the footpath outside Tandanya, and a window into the Centre. Located at 253 Grenfell Street (on the corner of Grenfell Street and East Terrace, Adelaide), Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute is Australia's first Indigenous-owned and managed multi-arts centre. The centre presents Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts and cultures from regions around Australia.
Two Aboriginal children
Two Aboriginal children holding hands, with a mission building behind.
Aboriginal women and children
Three Aboriginal women and five young children near Oodnadatta, standing in a camp with a wooden cart nearby. Caption written on label: [Emily and Linda in foreground].
Aboriginal people with sheep
An Aboriginal youth and two young children, one holding a lamb, standing in front of a flock of sheep. Most of the sheep are inside a rough holding yard. Behind can be seen various buildings, presumably part of a station.
Old Aboriginal man
An elderly Aboriginal man sitting in front of a dwelling with a smoking fire behind him.
Aboriginal hunters
Six young Aboriginal men holding spears and other implements, four of them with animals they have caught. All are naked with their hair in traditional style. A caption over the glass says: [Musgrave Ranges 1927 M.C.B.M.]
Aboriginal woman and child
Aboriginal woman holding a long stick, with a small child beside her, at Ooldea Mission. They are standing in front of a hessian-covered building. Caption reads: [Oongulla with yaws, Ooldea].
Aboriginal girl at Ooldea Mission
Aboriginal girl wearing a man's shirt at Ooldea.
Aboriginal girls at Ooldea Mission
Two Aboriginal girls, one with her arm around the other, standing in front of a corrugated iron wall at Ooldea Mission.
Aboriginal dwellings near a town
Dwellings made of corrugated iron and scrap materials on the outskirts of a town, location unknown, seen on the horizon. An old Aboriginal man is lying at the entrance to the middle dwelling. (A note for a caption for this image has the location as Ooldea, which is not likely. The town is in two parts with several buildings of large size, and a stone church can be seen.).
Aboriginal children near Ooldea
A group of twenty Aboriginal children seated in a semi-circle near Ooldea. Behind them camels can be seen.
Aboriginal child near Ooldea
An Aboriginal child near Ooldea seated on the ground beside a hole he has been digging.
Aboriginal fisherman at Swan Reach
An Aboriginal man wearing a hat and carrying a spear on which are hanging many fish he has caught near the Swan Reach Mission.
Aboriginal men hunting
Two Aboriginal men in hunting pose with spears, shields and boomerangs, standing in forest scene, a photograph copied from an illustration in unknown source. Caption reads: [As seen in North West W.A.]
Sunday Island Aboriginal men in boat
Four Aboriginal men sitting in a boat off Sunday Island, north of Broome, where the Bardi people lived. On the mount is written: [Kimberley coast].
Sunday Island Aboriginal people in canoes
Aboriginal men and children in two canoes off Sunday Island, north of Broome, where the Bardi people lived. On the mount is written: [Sunday Island].
Aboriginal camp
A group of Aboriginal men and women around a camp fire (complete with billies) and with wurlies behind them. This appears to a staged photograph with a number of weapons on display.
Group of Aboriginal people
A group of Aboriginal men and women in what appears to a staged photograph with a number of weapons on display. The caption under the image reads 'No. 12 Ura-Bonroa Tribe (S.A.)'.
Group of Aboriginal people
A group of Aboriginal men and women standing in front of bush huts.
An Aboriginal family group
An Aboriginal family group, pictured in a studio setting but set up in a 'traditional' way.
A group of officials and Aboriginal people
A group of officials and Aboriginal people, believed to be in the Northern Territory. The man with the hat on the left hand side of the photo is thought to be the Minister of Education in the Northern Territory, J.C.F. Johnson, son of Adelaide solicitor Henry Johnson.
Group of men with Aboriginal people
Seven men with Aboriginal people including children, with part of a bark wurley(?) at left, in a wooded area. The identity or purpose of the men, location and date taken are unknown.
Aborigines at their camp at Burr Well
Distant view of an Aboriginal family group standing by their camp at Burr Well, South Australia.
Group of Goolwa Aborigines outside a shelter
A small group of Goolwa Aborigines including two women, with a dog, outside a shelter.