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Billy Williams
Portrait of Billy Williams 'who remembers Burke, Wills, Grat & King whitefellas'.
Crowd at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
View of the crowd attending the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point.
Performers at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
View of the performers at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point.
Performers and crowd at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
View of some of the performers and crowd at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point. Facing the camera (from left): John Emmett (Cadet Under Officer, 412 Army Cadet Unit), John Simpson (City of Adelaide Pipe Band), Julie Reece (Mount Barker School), and Doreen Kartinyeri.
Performers at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
View of some of the performers at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point.
Performers at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
View of some of the performers at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point. Julie Reece (left) and Doreen Kartinyeri are seated to the performers' right, Geoff Barrett (RSL, in suit) behind them.
Participants at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
View of some of the participants at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point: (from left) John Emmett (Cadet Under Officer, 412 Army Cadet Unit), John Simpson (City of Adelaide Pipe Band), Geoff Barrett (RSL).
Participants at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
View of some of the participants at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point: (from left) John Simpson (City of Adelaide Pipe Band), Janet Reece (Mount Barker School), Doreen Kartinyeri, Geoff Barrett (RSL) and Darrell Sumner (ex-Vietnam Navy veteran).
Participants at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
View of some of the participants at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point: (from left) John Emmett (Cadet Under Officer, 412 Army Cadet Unit), John Simpson (City of Adelaide Pipe Band), Geoff Barrett (RSL), Janet Reece (Mount Barker School), Doreen Kartinyeri and Darrell Sumner (ex-Vietnam Navy veteran).
Participants at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
View of some of the participants at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point: (from left) Darrell Sumner (ex-Vietnam Navy veteran), Janet Reece (Mount Barker School) and Doreen Kartinyeri (in front), and performers.
Participants at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
View of some of the participants at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point: (from left) Darrell Sumner (ex-Vietnam Navy veteran), Janet Reece (Mount Barker School) and Doreen Kartinyeri (in front), and performers.
Matt Rigney at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
Matt Rigney throwing rose petals into the water at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point.
Doreen Kartinyeri at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
Doreen Kartinyeri at the water's edge at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point.
Major (Moogy) Sumner at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
Major (Moogy) Sumner at the water's edge at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point.
Major (Moogy) Sumner at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
Major (Moogy) Sumner at the water's edge at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point.
The crowd and participants at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
Participants and members of the crowd at the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point.
Introduction to the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony
View of the television screening a tape of the Mount Barker School students' visit to Belgium, one of the activities that took place prior to the 'Connecting Spirits' ceremony at Mark Point.
Camel cart ride at Anna Creek Station
Sandra Lee (second from right) and her sister Denise next to her riding on the camel cart which was used for general transportation at Anna Creek Station, at that time the largest cattle station in the southern hemisphere. Also pictured are a number of Aboriginal men and a child, with a load of wood in front. The photographer was the girls' father, Frank Lee, who was the station mechanic and general 'Mr Fixit'.
Mawgu - edible grub
Photograph, in postcard format, of an edible grub. The description, in pencil on the reverse side, thought to have been written by Daisy Bates, reads: 'These grubs of various kinds and sizes are of the greatest value to the Aborigines. They are a constant stand-by as food, and are found in most trees and tree roots, especially in dry areas. Their taste is that of almonds. Some very large species are the totems of the tribes in whose areas they are found. The largest and longest I have seen is called "barra birdi" in Central Australia. The length was over four inches and its thickness nearly an inch. Two of these make a satisfactory breakfast. Each tree and shrub has its own species of grub which later changes into a moth. If our early explorers had known of these grubs, there would have been no tragedies.'
Reconciliation Rally
Reconciliation Rally smoking ceremony between the Adelaide Festival Theatre and the Railway Station building, Adelaide 27 May 2007. The first flag in the ceremony was the Aboriginal flag (centre flag pole).
Australian soldier playing a bugle, Indigenous Veterans Service
An Australian soldier plays the Last Post on a bugle at the South Australian National War Memorial during a memorial service for Indigenous Veterans held on 30th May 2008. It is estimated that about 500 Aboriginal Australians served in World War I and more than 3,000 served in World War II.
Oodnadatta UAM Baptist Church
People outside the Oodnadatta UAM Baptist Church on Christmas Day. Men and women are standing outside in separate groups with their backs to camera.
Colebrook Home, Quorn
First Colebrook Home in Quorn, made of corrugated iron with a verandah and trellis balustrade. It was located on a hill overlooking the town.
Native encampment in South Australia
'Native encampment in South Australia', chalk-lithograph printed in colour on paper from two stones by Penman and Galbraith, from the original by Alexander Schramm. Not signed or dated.
South Australian natives on the tramp
'South Australia natives on the tramp', chalk-lithograph printed in colour on paper from two stones by Penman and Galbraith, from the original by Alexander Schramm. Not signed or dated.
Aboriginal rock drawings at Sacred Canyon
An open rock face featuring both rock carvings and rock paintings at Sacred Canyon in South Australia's far north (hundred of Parachilna).
Fanny
Fanny of Port Lincoln standing beside a dog and a pet magpie. [Fanny Agars. Margaret Agnes (Fanny). Sometimes referred to as "Black Fanny"]
Views of South Australia
Two albums containing views of South Australia, a number of the photographs were taken by Captain Sweet. Volume 1 : photographs numbered 8, 20-21, 28, 35, 44-47, 74, 85-88 not in the album. Volume 2 : photographs numbered 1, 22-27, 30, 34-40, 45-50, 57-65, 72 onwards not in the album. Volume 2 also contains images of Tasmania. To view individual photographs : Volume 1 do a NUMBER search on B 62414/1/1-90, Volume 2 do a NUMBER search on B 62414/2/1-71.
Aboriginal woman with child
Postcard with title 'Lubra and child, River Murray, S.A.'
Point McLeay Mission yacht Teenmine sailing on the lakes
Bow and side view of yacht 'Teenmine' owned by Point McLeay Mission, sailing on the lake. It was used to pick up stores from Milang, circa 1895.