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Aboriginal woman from the Lakes area carrying a woven mat and handbag

Aboriginal woman from the Lakes area carrying a woven mat and handbag

An Aboriginal woman from the Lakes area, Milang region, carrying a woven mat and handbag.

An Aboriginal man who was an old Milang resident at Graney

An Aboriginal man who was an old Milang resident at Graney

An Aboriginal man who was an old Milang resident, at Graney, a property in the Milang region.

Group of Aboriginal people at Morgan

Group of Aboriginal people at Morgan

Group of Aboriginal people including women and babies, with a shelter at rear, at Morgan.

Group of Aboriginal people in Morgan area

Group of Aboriginal people in Morgan area

Group of Aboriginal people, including a woman and child, at Morgan, the men with a spear and throwing stick.

Old Tony, an Aboriginal man, standing with spears by a myall tree

Old Tony, an Aboriginal man, standing with spears by a myall tree

Old Tony, an Aboriginal man, standing with crossed spears by a myall tree at Eba, Morgan.

Children swimming at Point McLeay Mission Station

Children swimming at Point McLeay Mission Station

Smiling children swimming with a young woman at Point McLeay Mission Station.

Point McLeay School

Point McLeay School

Point McLeay School at the time of W. T. Lawrie's appointment as headmaster (for 37 years), with schoolchildren outside on the path and sitting nearby. The mast of old mission schooner 'Teen minnie' was used as a flag pole at school.

Aboriginal campsite on the river

Aboriginal campsite on the river

An Aboriginal man and woman outside their tent in the Renmark to Wentworth area, with natural river scenery around them, circa 1901. Caption provides no details of personal names.

Two Aboriginal people in a bark canoe

Two Aboriginal people in a bark canoe

Two Aboriginal people on the river in a bark canoe.

Two Aborigines in a bark canoe by the riverbank

Two Aborigines in a bark canoe by the riverbank

Two Aboriginal people in a bark canoe close to the river bank on the Murray, in the Moorundie area. The man standing is dressed in a fur cloak made of possum skins and is propelling the canoe with a long pole.

Aboriginal family group at Wahgunyah

Aboriginal family group at Wahgunyah

Aboriginal family group at a river campsite at Lake Moodemere, near Wahgunyah and Corowa. A researcher has identified the man on the far left as Neddy Wheeler (died April 1908), Dhudhuroa man and language informant to R. H. Matthews.

Aboriginal man and woman sitting outside their dwelling at Fowlers Bay

Aboriginal man and woman sitting outside their dwelling at Fowlers Bay

A grey haired Aboriginal man and a young woman sitting outside their dwelling at Fowlers Bay, South Australia; names not known.

Aboriginal camp along the East West railway line

Aboriginal camp along the East West railway line

An Aboriginal camp along the East West railway line, a white woman stands in the back row.

Aboriginal camp along the East West railway line

Aboriginal camp along the East West railway line

An Aboriginal camp along the East West railway line, a white woman stands in the back row.

Three Aboriginal women

Three Aboriginal women

Three Aboriginal women, one with a baby swaddled to her back (far left), standing against a wire and sand bag fence, possibly at at Murat Bay.

Aboriginal family and their dwelling

Aboriginal family and their dwelling

View of Aboriginal men and women outside accommodation on Palm Island.

Aboriginal people outside their dwelling.

Aboriginal people outside their dwelling.

View of Aboriginal men and women outside accommodation on Palm Island.

Aboriginal men and women near their dwelling

Aboriginal men and women near their dwelling

View of Aboriginal men and women outside accommodation on Palm Island.

Portrait of Aboriginal girl with skipping rope

Portrait of Aboriginal girl with skipping rope

Studio portrait of an Aboriginal girl in European dress, holding a skipping rope.

Aboriginal people at Point McLeay

Aboriginal people at Point McLeay

Four generations of an Aboriginal family at Point McLeay, February 1922.

Aboriginal shield

Aboriginal shield

Wooden shield (with a repair on the top corner) from the Gascoyne and Murchison Region of Western Australia.

Aboriginal decorated shield

Aboriginal decorated shield

Decorated wooden shield from the west coast of South Australia, either Yalata or Ooldea, and made for sale.

Aboriginal undecorated shield

Aboriginal undecorated shield

Undecorated shield made from mulga wood from the west coast of South Australia, either Yalata or Ooldea, and made for sale.

Aboriginal boomerang

Aboriginal boomerang

Boomerang from the west coast of South Australia, either Yalata or Ooldea, decorated with white clay inside incisions.

Aboriginal boomerang

Aboriginal boomerang

Undecorated boomerang, most likely from the west coast of South Australia.

Aboriginal tapping sticks

Aboriginal tapping sticks

Tapping sticks (musical instruments) with pokerwork design, most likely from the west coast of South Australia.

Aboriginal wooden container

Aboriginal wooden container

Wooden container with pokerwork design, most likely from the west coast of South Australia.

Aboriginal boomerang

Aboriginal boomerang

Decorated boomerang from the west coast of South Australia.

Aboriginal boomerang

Aboriginal boomerang

Undecorated boomerang from the west coast of South Australia.

Aboriginal boomerang

Aboriginal boomerang

Undecorated boomerang from the west coast of South Australia.