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Cemetery at Hermannsburg Mission
HERMANNSBURG: Part of the cemetery at Hermannsburg Mission, Northern Territory.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis, teachers at Point McLeay
PORTRAIT: P. W. Francis and Mary Francis, nee Glyde, who conducted the largest Aboriginal school in the Commonwealth at Point McLeay, South Australia; Mr. Francis was President of the Provisional Teachers' Association.
Two Aboriginal men
Photograph of a drawing by artist Adam Ball of two Aboriginal men looking out over the landscape.
Aboriginal sculpture
Aboriginal sculpture at the Adelaide Festival Centre.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group A : Figures 2-7 Cores. Figures 8-12 single-edged knives.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group B : Figures 13-17 Left-handed knives. Figures 18-22 Right-handed Chipped-back knives.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group C : Ridged, or two-edged Flakes (Knives).
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group D : Figures 31-35 Flat flakes. Figures 36-37 Polygonal flakes.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group E : Lanceolate flakes.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group F : Figures 44-48 Broad flakes. Figures 49-52 Trimmed flakes.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group G : Figures 53-58 Flakes with serrated edges.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group H : Figures 59-63A Chisels or gouges.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group I : Figure 64 Stone Hatchet.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group J : Figures 65-71 straight scrapers. Figures 72-76 Horse-shoe scrapers.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group K : Figures 77-78 Circular scrapers. Figures 79-81 Side scrapers. Figures 82-84 Duck-bill scrapers. Figures 85-86 Kite-shaped scrapers.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group L : Figures 87-88 Oblique scrapers. Figures 89-90 Flat scrapers. Figures 91-93 Hollow scrapers. Figures 94-96 Pointed or scalloped scrapers.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group M : Figures 97-100 Thumb scrapers. Figures 101-109 Stone points.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group N : Figures 110-119 'Pirries' or gravers. Figure 120(?) Large 'Pirrie'. Figures 121-122 Drills or borers.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group O : Fabricators : Figures 123-125 Used for laking. Figure 126 used for secondary chipping. Figures 127-129 Pounders. Figure 130(?) Ritual stone.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite Group P : Figure 131 Stone anvil. Figures 132-146 Microliths.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Composite : Figures 147-147A An undetermined implement.
Stone Implements of the Adelaide Tribe of Aborigines
Figure 148 A unique implement.
Adelaide Jubilee International Exhibition 1887-1888 : 'Group of natives'
'Group of natives' in grounds of Jubilee Exhibition building, North Terrace.
R.T. Maurice : Expeditions in ranges
Koonundoo - Group Sand Hill Native Women.
Album of view taken of Beltana and railway workers
Aboriginal Australian at Edward Creek.
Aboriginal man
An Aboriginal man seated on a rock in a reverie.
Aboriginal children at play
Half-caste children playing at rolling a car tyre in Alice Springs.
Bill and Daisy on a horse and buggy
Bill and Daisy from the Baroota settlement visiting the Williams' farm at Telowie Creek, possibly so Bill could help with the shearing.
Bill and Daisy
Bill and Daisy from the Baroota settlement.
Picnic lunch at Innamincka
Lunch break at Innamincka for 'Jack .... and his lubra ['Jack the Ripper' and his wife Annie], also M.C.de Pury's International car & friends.