Single loose page of handwritten research notes which begins 'For Mitchell'. Continues 'GB [Great Britain] - 1844 dates of GAR reports 1841, 1840, 1843, 1844.' This inventory item appears to relate to government papers and despatches.

George Augustus Robinson was Chief Protector of Aborigines in the Port Phillip District from 1839 to 1849.

Photocopied entries from the Australian Dictionary of Biography, volumes 1788-1850, 1851-90 and 1891-1939. Copied entries relate to prominent or publicly active men and one woman from the colony of Victoria, Australia, some of whom were involved in the early administration of Aboriginal affairs. The entries number approximately twenty, and are annotated, mostly with red underlining. They are not in strict chronological order.

Extracts of PhD thesis by Diana Mary Eades, 'English as an Aboriginal Language in Southeast Queensland', Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of Queensland, June 1983.

Also a single page of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's rough notes about Eades' thesis, 'page 5', handwritten on yellow paper.

Extracts from Edward Micklethwaite Curr's The Australian Race: Its Origins, Languages, Customs, Place of Landing in Australia, and the Routes by which it Spread itself over that Continent. and Recollections of Squatting in Victoria - Then Called the Port Phillip District (revised, abbreviated edition, 1965), both heavily annotated in parts by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. A3 and A4 sized photocopied sheets.

Also contains Diane Barwick's handwritten notes, entitled 'Curr 1883' and 'Curr 1886'. Notes consist of lists of page numbers and references to factual errors, notable information and items to copy in Curr's text.

Extracts from Edward Micklethwaite Curr's The Australian Race: Its Origins, Languages, Customs, Place of Landing in Australia, and the Routes by which it Spread itself over that Continent, volume III, heavily annotated in parts. A4 and A3 sized photocopied sheets. Copies are date stamped '[14] December 1962 - 304'.

Contains various chapters or parts thereof, including 'Book the Sixteenth', 'Book the Twentieth' and 'Book the Twenty-First'. Each consists of prefatory remarks, followed by vocabulary lists for the Aboriginal languages of various geographical regions.

Extracts of publications, mostly by Charles Sturt and some by Major Thomas Mitchell. Heavily annotated by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Also Diane Barwick's handwritten notes about Sturt and Mitchells' works. Subjects include historical research about smallpox. Photocopies.

Contains:
In Step with Sturt, Keith Swan and Margaret Carnegie, 1979;

Charles Sturt Journal 1838;

Two Expeditions into the Interior of Southern Australia, volume I, Charles Sturt, 1833;

Mitchell, Expedition to the River Darling in 1835. Notes only;

Mitchell, Three Expeditions, 1839.

Annotated extract from Thomas Walker's A Month in the Bush of Australia: Journal of One of a Party of Gentleman who Recently Travelled from Sydney to Port Philip, 1838, reprinted 1965. Photocopy.

Annotated extracts from various publications about early Port Phillip history. Many annotations refer to smallpox.

Commander Crawford Pasco, Royal Navy, A Roving Commission - Naval Reminiscences, 1897. Two different extracts;
Arthur Feldtmann, Swan Hill, 1973;
Caroline Knox Chapman, 'Swan Hill - Past and Present' in The Victorian Historical Magazine, 1950;
Frederick S. Grinton, Pastures New: A Record of our Pioneers, 1970;
Joseph Hawdon, The Journal of a Journey from New South Wales to Adelaide performed in 1838, 1952;
Alice M. Cerutty, Tyntyndyer: A Pioneering Homestead, 1977;
James Kirby, Old Times in the Bush of Australia, [1896] originally 1895;
William Edward Stanbridge, On the Aborigines of Victoria, Ethnological Society of London Transactions, 1861;
extract of transcription of interview with Mrs Jackson Steward [Stewart?], about William Barak amongst other subjects, 1978;
handwritten notes from Keith Bowden, The Western Port Settlement, 1970.

Annotated extracts from Life Amongst the Native Race, with Extracts from a Diary by the late John T. Hinkins, Melbourne 1884 and from The Riverina: People and Properties by Robert B. Ronald, Melbourne 1960. Photocopies, A4 and foolscap size.

Subjects of marginal notes include smallpox.

Contains:
Extract of 'Reminiscences of John Pascoe Fawkner', La Trobe Library Journal, April 1969, 1 (3). Handwritten note on cover reads 'no author or ed [edition?] named';
Annotated photocopy of 'A Pioneer of two Colonies: John Pascoe Fawkner, 1792-1869', by Arthur James Hopton, O. B. E. [Officer of the Order of the British Empire], B.A. [Bachelor of Arts], The Victorian Historical Magazine, February 1960, volume xxx (1), part 1, pages 1-63. Foolscap size.

Contains mostly photocopied extracts and also a page of handwritten notes:

Extract from Latest Information with regard to Australia Felix, the Finest Province of the Great Territory of New South Wales; including the History, Geography, Natural Resources, Government, Commerce and Finances of Port Phillip; Sketches of the Aboriginal Population, and Advice to Immigrants, by the Editor of the Port Phillip Gazette, Melbourne, George Arden, 1840;
Extracts from Five Years Experience in Australia Felix, G. H. Haydon, volumes I and II, 1983;
Single page of handwritten notes, possibly in relation to Five Years Experience in Australia Felix. Subjects include Aboriginal names and vocabulary, and smallpox.

This item contains various photocopied extracts from historical publications concerning European settlement at Port Phillip, especially in relation to Aboriginal affairs. Most extracts are annotated. It also contains a paper by Marcia Langton.

Extracts include:
'Land and Society', The Australian Aborigines;
Life in the Bush (1840-1847) - A Memoir of Henry Howard, F. J. Meyrick;
'John Walpole Willis, the First Resident Judge of Port Phillip' by G. B. Vasey, The Victorian Historical Magazine, 1911, volume 1;
'The Charting of the Victorian Coast Line: A Reply to the Ernest Scott' by Thomas Walker [Fowler?], The Victorian Historical Magazine, 1916;
'Appendix A - The Examination of the Batman Documents, Maps and Certain Controversial Questions', in 'Part Three' of an unidentified document. Front cover reads 'Rex Harcourt, Melbourne';
'The Native Police Corps, Port Phillip District and Victoria, 1837-1853', Royal Australian Historical Society - Journal and Proceedings, 1971, and 'James Dredge in Australia, 1838-1846', Descent, 1970, by Barry Bridges;
annotated extract of 'Fawkner's Journal', edited by A. W. Greig, The Victorian Historical Magazine, 1928, originally opened to page 188;
'The Early History of Western Port - Part I' The Victorian Historical Magazine, 1917, and 'The Administration of Captain Lonsdale', The Victorian Historical Magazine, 1918, by Ernest Scott.

Also includes:
draft copy of article entitled 'The Part Played by Aborigines in the Settlement at Port Phillip: Their Values and Attitudes' by Marcia Langton, c.1978. Note on front cover reads 'Will not submit - [?] Inglis'.

Photocopied extracts from published papers by or about A. P. Elkin, either biographical or concerning the history of Western Australia. Some are annotated.

Includes extracts from:
Aboriginal Man in Australia, Essays in Honour of Emeritus Professor A. P. Elkin, edited by Ronald M. Berndt and Catherine H. Berndt, 1965;

'Social Organisation in the Kimberley Division, North-Western Australia', Oceania, March 1932, 2(3);

'Report of Field Work in North-Western Australia' by Marjorie Piddington and Ralph Piddington, Oceania, March 1932, 2(3).

Annotated photocopy of 'The Honorable George Frederick Belcher and His Reminiscences of Early Victoria' by Isaac Selby, Victorian Historical Magazine May 1935, volume 15(3). Originally open at page 88.

Copy of '"Trade" in Aboriginal Australia, and "Trade" Relationships with Torres Strait, New Guinea and Malaya', by F. D. McCarthy. Published in Oceania in three parts: part 1, 1939, 9(4); part 2, September 1939, 10(1); part 3, December 1939, 10(2).

Part 1 originally open at page 431.

Annotated extracts concerning the history of the Goulburn River region of northeast Victoria and in particular the local Aboriginal people. Photocopied, A4 and foolscap size.

Contains:
'Early Mitchellstown and Nagambie' by H. S. Parris, The Victorian Historical Magazine, 1950. Faded in parts;
'The First Settlement of the North-East of Victoria' by Dr. Arthur Andrews, The Victorian Historical Magazine, volume 5;
Murchison: The J. G. Kenny Memorial History by William Henry Bossence, 1965;
Numurkah, William Henry Bossence, 1979;
'The Hunter Brothers at the Devils' River' by J. D. MacInnes, The Victorian Historical Magazine, 1931.

Various published articles, seminar papers and working papers, brochures and newsletters about Aboriginal land ownership.

Contains:
'Speakers of Many Tongues: Towards Understanding Multilingualism among Aboriginal Australians' by M. M. Brandl and M. Walsh, Working Paper, Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies, [December 1981];

'Closer to the Ground: A Reinterpretation of Walbiri Iconography' by Frank A. Dubinskas and Sharon Traweek. Notes on cover read 'to Professor Yengoya with compliments from F. D..' and 'From Aram July 1984 published see ? Man';

Brochure entitled 'Queensland Land Rights', prepared by the Aboriginal Treaty Committee, c.1981;

'Aboriginal Newsletter, New South Wales', produced by the Information Unit, Department of Aboriginal Affairs, (New South Wales Region), March 1983;

Extracts from Aboriginal Landowners: Contemporary Issues in the Determination of Traditional Aboriginal Land Ownership, edited by L. R. Hiatt, Oceania Monograph number 27, University of Sydney, 1984;

Book reviews and correspondence pages from MAN, June 1981, 16(2);

'Contemporary Hunter-Gatherers: Current Theoretical Issues in Ecology and Social Organization' by Alan Barnard, Annual Review of Anthropology, 1983, 12:193-214;

Two articles from MAN: The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, New Series, March 1981, volume 16, number 1;

'Comments on the Murranji Land Claim' for Mr Justice Sir William Kearney, Aboriginal Land Commission, by Nancy M. Williams, Research Consultant, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, Canberra, 3 July 1984;

Copy of paper sent to Deputy Crown Solicitor entitled 'Land as Aboriginal Property, The Yirrkala Case', by W. E. H. Stanner, c.1969;

Paper for private seminar at Australian National University entitled 'The Yirrkala Case', by W. E. H. Stanner;

'The Yirrkala Case: Some General Principles of Aboriginal Land-holding' by W. E. H. Stanner;

'Aboriginal Territorial Organization: Estate, Range, Domain and Regime' by W. E. H. Stanner, reprinted from Oceania, September 1965, volume 36, number 1.

'Linguistic Differentiation and Dualistic Properties: Sacred and Secular Concepts in Pitjantjatjara Cosmology and Myth' by Aram A. Yengoyan. Paper to be delivered at the Conference on Dual Organization, Jerusalem, June 1983. Annotated.

Appears to be an extract consisting of pages 50-72 from Australia, by Edwin Carton Booth, London, published 1873-76, reprinted 1975. Includes illustrations. Annotated photocopy of facsimile edition.

Annotated extract of 'Tommy McRae, Aboriginal Artist' by Charles Barrett, The Victorian Naturalist September 1935, volume 52(5). Includes illustration of Tommy McRae.

For complete copy of article see details of Inventory item BARI00099.

Extracts from Glimpses of Life in Victoria by John Hunter Kerr, Edinburgh, 1872. Includes illustrations. Annotated photocopy. Subjects include smallpox, Victorian Aboriginal population, Aboriginal marriage and burial practices.

Annotated extracts of several articles concerning the history of the Lodden River district. Subjects include accounts of early European life in the colony of Victoria, names and histories of Aboriginal people, and illness among Aboriginal people following contact with Europeans, including smallpox.

Contains:
James Monckton Darlot's Reminiscences communicated by his son Philip Firebrace Darlot, The Victorian Historical Magazine July 1940;

'The Aborigines of Australia, A Lecture', Parker 1854;

A History of New South Wales from Its Settlement to the Close of the Year 1844 by Thomas Henry Braim, 1846. Note on cover reads 'Parker in volume II section' and 'See E. S. Parker - smallpox, Mindye'. Originally open to page 444;

Typed notes from J. H. Kerr, Glimpses of Life in Victoria, 1872.

Photocopied, A4 and foolscap sheets.

Annotated extracts from History of Australia From Pre-Historic Times to the Federal Convention of 1897 by G. W. Rusden, Melbourne, 1908. Annotations relate to smallpox, Faithfull massacre and other subjects.

Photocopies, A4 and foolscap sheets.

Annotated extract of 'Feasts and Blankets: The History of Some Early Attempts to Establish Relations with the Aborigines of New South Wales' by R. H. W. Reece, Oceania 1967, 2(3). Includes ilustrations.

Subjects include the chronology of European settlement in New South Wales, and details of European contact with Aboriginal people.

Annotated photocopies, A4 and foolscap sheets.

Three archaeological extracts regarding the Aboriginal Mounds in North-Western Victoria.

Contains:
'A Preliminary Investigation of Aboriginal Mounds in North-Western Victoria' by Coutts, Henderson and Fullagar, Records of the Victorian Archaeological Survey, 1979. Includes archaeological charts;

Aboriginal Prehistory in North Western Victoria, Coutts, A Special Publication of the Victorian Archaeological Survey, 1977;

Several articles from Records of the Victorian Archaeological Survey, June 1980, Number 10.

Numerous Australian and Oceania archaeology articles published between 1976 and 1983.

Authors:
Gretchen Poiner; Sylvia J. Hallam; Sandra Bowdler; Julia Coleman; J. Hall; Harry Lourandos; Lesley Head; J. M. Beaton; D. R. Horton; Nicholas Thomas; Tim Murray; J. Peter White; Keith A. Hobson; Stephen Collier.

Annotated photocopies, A4 and foolscap sheets.

Numerous published articles and one book review on subjects including Aboriginal history, ethnohistory, and race relations in Australian history and historiography. Also includes an article about environmental history in the United States. Many feature Diane Barwick's annotations.

Authors:
Henry Reynolds; R. A. Wild; R. H. W. Reece; Peter Corris; Marie De Lepervanche; Wilbur R. Jacobs; Karl Liberman.

Photocopied and annotated, A4 and foolscap sheets.

The Australian Connoisseur and Collector, 1982, number 2

Annotated partial copy of B.A. [Bachelor of Arts] Honours thesis entitled 'The Traditional Economy of the Aborigines of the Murray Valley' by R. Anne Bickford, University of Sydney, 1966. Submitted to the Department of Anthropology, University of Sydney.

Photocopy of most of original thesis. A4 sized sheets.

Also a single sheet of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwritten notes about 'The Traditional Economy of the Aborigines of the Murray Valley'.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder in which inventory item BARI00132 (Series 4007) was also housed.

Mostly contains annotated extracts from local histories of the Murray River area of Victoria. Subjects include the depiction of Aboriginal people and history, smallpox, and Tommy McRae.

Contains:
Numerous letters written by W. L. Murdoch, Esquire, published in Science, 1900-1901, about Aboriginal history and archaeological developments at Wangaratta. Includes vocabulary list, photographs, and illustrations;

Extracts from Wangaratta: Being the History of the Township that Sprang up at Ovens Crossing and Grew into a Modern City, 1824-1838-1963 by D. M. Whittaker with contributions from Edwards, Moonie, O'Callaghan and Sheppard. 1963;

Extracts from Big Camp Wahgunyah: History of the Rutherglen District, by Muriel McGivern, Melbourne, 1983;

Extracts from Flow Gently Past: The Story of the Corowa District, by Brian Burton, Corowa 1973;

List of three photographs and one drawing of Tommy McRae and family, entitled 'captions for 2 pages of photos - Barwick and Cooper paper'.

Titles on front of folder written by both Diane Barwick and Richard Barwick.

Copy of symposium paper.

Author's name is obscured by damage (possibly caused by silverfish) to front page of this report.

Author's location and symposium details shown are: [Department of Human] Geography, [Research School of] Pacific Studies, [Australian] National University. Paper to be delivered on Thursday, August 21st, 1969, in the Symposium, 'Human Adaptation and Cultural Change in Melanesia', 41st Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science Congress, Adelaide.

Newsweek, June 17, 1968

Illustrated catalogue of a new series of reprints in cultural anthropology published by Johnson Reprint Corporation. General Editor, Weston La Barre.

Book written by J. R. Garrood, published London, 1949. Part of the 'Field Study Books' series. Includes colour plates and line drawings.

Copy of article by Aram A. Yengoyan. Edited [and partly written] by Ron Crocombe. Published Melbourne 1971, pages 362-74.

Appears to be a conference paper or article. Author is Ann Chowning. It may have been published but details of publication are unknown.

Preliminary draft by Andrew P. Vayda and Roy A. Rappaport, Columbia University. To be published in Introduction to Cultural Anthropology edited by James A. Clifton.

Article by Ian D. Currie, Henry C. Finney and Travis Hirschi, University of California, Berkeley and Hanan C. Selvin, University of Rochester. Includes abstract and footnotes. It appears to have been published but details are unknown.

Assorted collection of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes summarising the content of various publications. Includes Diane Barwick's handwritten Guides for Classifying Material concerning family groups, in table and diagram form. Also includes three sheets of rough notes that look to be for her PhD research. Typed and handwritten. Approximately twenty A4 sheets, arranged by publication.

Authors include:
M. J. Herskovitz, Walter Van Dyke Bingham and B. V. Moore, Daniel Katz, James Harle Bell, J. M. Mogey, E. Colson, Elizabeth Bott.

First page of article about the history of Methodist missionary John Bulmer in Gippsland, written by Mary H. Walker. Subtitled 'A Strong People, with Plenty of Food'. Appears in 29 September 1954 issue of The Bulletin. Two A4 sheets taped together.

Writing pad featuring Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwritten notes, mainly research references. References include titles, authors and publication details, plus some library call marks, of published books and periodicals. Subjects include Australian archeaology, local and colonial histories, Aboriginal art, etc. Other notes include a list of people who received 'Treaty book' as of 16 October 1985.

Plain writing pad without a cover, 145mm by 210mm.

Three articles printed by the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies about undertaking fieldwork in Australia.

Date: 1966.

Typed foolscap sheets.

Diane Elizabeth Barwick's copy of paper written by J. A. Barnes for Conference on Aboriginal Studies [1971].

Catalogue and Page Notes for exhibition arranged in co-operation with the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies and the Social Science Research Council, 8/15th December 1964.

Contains four printed or photocopied items, including extracts by Merle Jackomos and Alick Jackomos, and an extract from the Journals of John Pascoe Fawkner.

A4 documents.

Contains a paper by Gaynor M. Macdonald entitled 'Fighting Behaviour Among the Wiradjuri', presented to the Staff Seminar, Department of Anthropology, University of Sydney, 1982.

Assorted papers that look to relate to a language map. Item title probably refers to M. J. Walsh, Stephen Wurm and Shiro Hattori.

This item contains:
Cover letter from Isabel [probably Dr Isabel McBryde] to Diane Elizabeth Barwick, forwarding an object, possibly a map, 'by Baylie'. Forwarded object is not extant in this item;

Special Account No. 05.49 for the Journal of Aboriginal History;

Handwritten notes. Consists of a bundle and also a separate page. Bundle of notes is entitled 'Labellieres Gazetteer of Victoria 1870 - Places - Alpha [Alphabetical] - 1870 Vic [Victoria]'. Includes list featuring geographical locations, distances, etc.

A4 and foolscap sheet. Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

See also inventory item BARI01217.

Contains a printed map entitled 'South-Eastern Australia', which includes Tasmania, and features Groups and Isolates of the Pama-Nyungan Language Family, and Tasmanian Languages. Map shows boundaries of Family and Group, Language and Sub-Group, and Dialect, and shows names of Sub-Group, Language, and Dialect.

Two sheets taped together, total A3 size.

This item also contains an annotated copy of 'Native Tribes of the Upper Murray' by Daniel Matthews.

This item also contains a two-page photocopied extract pertaining to the language map described above. Includes a list of the numbers of speakers of each language group. Publication details read 'Wurm, S. and S. Hattori? 1981 check Language Atlas of the Pacific Are [Area]'. Map was compiled by M. J. Walsh.

See also inventory item BARI01216.

Contains annotated extracts of published papers by Robert Hamilton Mathews and annotated extracts of letters written to him, by correspondents including A. W. Howitt. Also includes a collection of handwritten notes, written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick and labelled 'Extant Notebooks - R. H. Mathews', regarding internal dates within and across the notebooks.

Originally housed loose in a cardboard box-file labelled 'Mathews Notes'. Foolscap and A4 sheets.

Contains extracts of letters written to R. H. Mathews, on matters regarding tribal boundaries, class systems, totems, language terms, and other aspects of Aboriginal culture. Also includes extracts from Mathews' Notebooks 3 and 6, and a typed list of what appear to be the titles and dates of Mathews' linguistic papers concerning Aboriginal languages. All papers are heavily annotated.

The first of two inventory items originally housed in a manila folder labelled 'R. H. Mathews - Index to Notebooks, Publications, Informants' within a cardboard box-file labelled 'Mathews Notes'. Foolscap and A4 sheets.

Contains extracts of letters written to R. H. Mathews, in response to his questions regarding tribal boundaries, class systems, totems, language terms, and other aspects of Aboriginal culture. Also includes extracts from Mathews' Notebooks 1, 5, 6 and 7, and other papers listing extracts from Mathews' diaries or the contents of Social Anthropology. All papers are heavily annotated.

The second of two inventory items originally housed in a manila folder labelled 'R. H. Mathews - Index to Notebooks, Publications, Informants' within a cardboard box-file labelled 'Mathews Notes'. Foolscap and A4 sheets.

Mostly contains annotated extracts of published writing by R. H. Mathews regarding Aboriginal languages in New South Wales and Victoria, including the Ngarrugu, Gundungari, Gundungarra, and Wiradyuri. Also includes other published material on these and related subjects. Also includes Diane Barwick's handwritten letter to Professor R. H. W. Dixon, Linguistics, The Faculties, Australian National University, dated 24 September 1985, suggesting further work on Mathews' papers and referring to Diane Barwick's unpublished data on the Aboriginal languages he studied. Most papers are annotated.

Originally housed in a manila folder, labelled in full 'Birdhawal 1907, 1908, 1918 - SE [Southeast] Coast 1900 - (names of informants - S Crast, Yass and Burragor[a]ng - (also pub [published] 2 papers on Gundungurra 1901 (see Eades) and same as Ngunawal in 1904' within a cardboard box-file labelled 'Mathews Notes'. A4 sheets.

Contains assorted annotated copies of published articles and papers by R. H. Mathews about Aboriginal languages, dialects, initiation ceremonies, divisional systems, etc, in Victoria, Australia.

Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Mathews - VIC papers 1902++' within a cardboard box-file labelled 'Mathews Notes'. A4 and foolscap sheets.

Contains an annotated copy of article entitled 'R. H. Mathews: His Contribution to Aboriginal Studies - Part I The Founders of Social Anthropology in Australia' by A. P. Elkin, published in Oceania, 1975.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder within a cardboard box-file labelled 'Mathews Notes'. A4 sheets.

Contains annotated copies of published writings by R. H. Mathews on subjects regarding Aboriginal people in South Australia, Aboriginal initiation ceremonies at Port Stephens, New South Wales, Australian Aboriginal divisional systems and mourning customs, etc.

Originally housed in a manila folder, labelled in full 'R. H. Mathews MISC [Miscellaneous] - SA [South Australia] 1900 - Enwrights-Pt [Port] Stephens 1899 - 1898-Divisional-[Nill on?] Vic [Victoria] - 1912 and 1909 burial' within a cardboard box-file labelled 'Mathews Notes'. A4 and foolscap sheets.

Contains copies of and extracts from published papers and articles by R. H. Mathews. Subjects include group divisions and initiation ceremonies of the 'Barkunjee', 'Koombanggary', etc. Includes Mathews' map of mainland Australia showing boundaries between Aboriginal nations.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder within a cardboard box-file labelled 'Mathews Notes'. Mostly foolscap and A4 sheets.

Contains three photocopied items written by R. H. Mathews about North Australian and Queensland Aboriginal people and culture, mainly regarding divisional systems.

Originally housed loose in a cardboard box-file labelled 'Mathews Notes'. A4 sheets.

Contains six papers and articles, or extracts thereof, about the initiation ceremonies of the Wiradjuri people in New South Wales. Author is R. H. Mathews.

Originally housed in a manila folder, labelled in full 'Wiradjuri burbang and bunan - 1897-Murrumbidgee - 1896-Bunan - 1901-Wiradjuri ceremonies - 1896-Wiradjuri', within a cardboard box-file labelled 'Mathews Notes'. A4 sheets.

Contains two photocopied articles by R. H. Mathews, mostly regarding marriage patterns amongst Aboriginal people in Australia. Refers to critiques of Mathews' work by A. W. Howitt.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder within a cardboard box-file labelled 'Mathews Notes'. Mostly A4 sheets.

Contains assorted papers regarding John Mathew, originally housed among ethnographic records of Robert Hamilton Mathews.

This inventory item includes a typed index of John Mathew's papers, correspondence, press cuttings, etc. Also includes photocopied extracts from what appears to be John Mathew's journal, and an extract from his publication entitled Eaglehawk and Crow: A Study of the Australian Aborigines including an Inquiry into their Origin and a Survey of Australian Languages.

Originally housed in a manila folder labelled 'John Mathew Papers' within a cardboard box-file labelled 'Mathews Notes'. Mostly A4 and foolscap sheets.

Contains annotated copy of 'The Dharawal and Dhurga Languages of the New South Wales South Coast' by Diana Kelloway Eades, published by the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, Canberra 1976.

Originally housed in a manila folder labelled 'Eades 1976' within a cardboard box-file labelled 'Mathews Notes'. A4 sheets.

Contains 'Ethnological Notes on the Aboriginal Tribes of New South Wales and Victoria - Part I' by R. H. Mathews, read before the Royal Society of New South Wales, October 5 1904 and subsequently published in the Journal of the Proceedings of the Royal Society of New South Wales.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder within a cardboard box-file labelled 'Mathews Notes'. A4 sheets.

A loose collection of published material, draft articles, educational brochures, etc.

This item includes but is not limited to:
Topographical map 5 of Murray River region. From Gazetteer of Victoria. Pencil;

'Barkandji Studies 1984' by Noel Burns et al. Country Area Program, North West Riverina, Commonwealth Schools Commission, 1984;

Review of The Kurnai of Gippsland by Phillip Pepper and Tess De Araugo, 1985. Reviewed by Peter Gardner. The Age Monthly Review, December/January [1985/86?];

'Making a Treaty: The North American Experience' by Diane Barwick for the Aboriginal Treaty Committee. Typescript copy.

Mostly A4 and foolscap sheets.

A loose collection of extracts from published material, draft Land Rights brochures, etc.

This item includes but is not limited to:
Extracts of published prose and illustrations related to the Batman treaty;

Extracts from Maralinga: British A-Bomb Australian Legacy by Adrian Tame and F. P. J. Robotham;

Draft versions of brochures regarding land rights in Western Australia, New South Wales and the Northern Territory;

'Making a Treaty: The North American Experience' by Diane Barwick for the Aboriginal Treaty Committee. Typescript copy.

Mostly A4 and foolscap sheets, also smaller sheets.

A loose collection of drafts, maps, news clippings and extracts regarding Aboriginal land rights and other subjects.

This item includes but is not limited to:
Draft copy of 'Aboriginal Land Rights in 1984: A Report for Schools' by Laura Barwick and Diane Barwick. For Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Library, August 1984;

Map of Australia showing Aboriginal Reserves etc, June 1957. Source not identified;

First page of the 'Foreword' from a published volume of papers presented at the Third International Conference on Hunter-Gatherers in Bad Homburg, Germany, 13-16 June 1983. Diane Barwick presented a paper at this conference. The abstract of Diane Barwick's paper is entitled 'Mapping the Past: Clan and Tribal Boundaries of the 'Kulin Nation' and their Neighbours in Victoria, Australia, 1835-1904'. A copy of the abstract can be found in inventory item BARI01247 in Series 4006. This conference paper was a draft version of Diane Barwick's article entitled 'Mapping the Past: An Atlas of Victorian Clans 1835-1904' Part I, Aboriginal History, 1984 8:(2).

Mostly A4 and foolscap sheets, also smaller sheets.

Annotated extract from Gregory's The Dead Heart of Australia: A Journey Around Lake Eyre in the Summer of 1901-1902, With Some Account of the Lake Eyre Basin and the Flowing Wells of Central Australia, London 1906.

Originally housed in a manila folder. A4 and foolscap sheets.

Contains extracts from Narrative of an Expedition into Central Australia by Captain Charles Sturt (1849 and 1984 versions) and from 'Dr John Harris Browne's journal of the Sturt Expedition 1844-45, edited by H. J. Finnis, published in South Australiana, 1966.

Also contains extract from 'Return to Cooper's Creek: In the Tracks of Burke and Wills and their Predecessors' by Keith Thallon, published in the Year Book of Proceedings of the Royal Historical Society of Queensland, 1966-67.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Contains five annotated extracts. Authors are: M. J. Morwood, M. A. Smith, H. H. Finlayson, B. Kerwin and J. G. Breen, and Norman Tindale and Graeme Pretty.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Contains photocopied Index to the Proceedings. Names of research subjects, people, places, etc, are listed in alphabetical order. Index was published in 1944.

A4 sheets.

Eight printed items regarding current affairs and research into Aboriginal history, land rights, and related subjects.

This item includes:
'The Relevance of Consociation to the Western Northwest Territories', by Michael Asch and Guston Dacks, prepared for the Western Constitutional Forum, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 1985;

'Have Anthropologists Had Their Day in Court' by Diane Bell. Ten page article including bibliographic references, c.1985;

'Directions in Aboriginal Affairs'. Address to the National Press Club, Canberra by the Honourable Clyde Holding MP, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, 13 September 1985;

Diane Elizabeth Barwick's review of Nyungar Tradition by Lois Tilbrook. Review is published in European-Aboriginal Relations in Western Australian History, Studies in Western Australia History VIII, 1984;

Other similar papers.

A4 sheets.

Item contains Title Page, dated 1983, from Australian Historical Geography. Also contains Contents Page, featuring four items, which appears to also be from Australian Historical Geography.

A4 sheets.

Contains five miscellaneous research-related items. Includes extract from From Ballanda to 1968: The Story of Yarrawonga by the Yarrawonga Apex Club, and a letter from A. L. P. Cameron to A. W. Howitt, dated 25/12/1905.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Contains assorted annotated articles, notes, and a newspaper clipping, written by Norman Tindale. Includes multiple maps showing distribution of Aboriginal tribes in Australia.

Also contains letter from Tindale to David Nash, dated 1980, forwarded by David Nash to 'Ross', also 1980, apparently for use in the Simpson Desert Land Claim. Nash's cover letter to Ross is also on file.

Also contains brief published review of Down Among the Wild Men by John Greenway. Review was originally taped to inside cover of manila folder.

Originally enclosed in a labelled manila folder. Foolscap sheets.

Contains three extracts by Norman Tindale. Includes 'Survey of the Half-Caste Problem in South Australia' - Results of the Harvard-Adelaide Universities Anthropological Expedition, 1938-1939 - Proceedings for the Session 1940-41 of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia (South Australia Branch), 1941.

Originally enclosed in a labelled manila folder. A4 sheets.

Author is Dr Arthur Andrews. Title continues - 1835-1845, with A Short Account of Over Two Hundred Runs 1835-1880.

Also contains handwritten notes. Subjects include 'Albury Paper'. Two pages. Also contains photocopied map entitled 'The Pastoral Holdings of the Port Phillip District 1835-51 Now Victoria', from Blaskett thesis 1979.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Publication edited by the late Reverend G. Taplin, of Point MacLeay. Title continues - Gathered from Inquiries made by Authority of South Australian Government.

A4 sheets.

Contains Despatches of the Governors of the Australian Colonies with the Reports of the Protectors of Aborigines, and any other Correspondence to illustrate the Condition of the Aboriginal Population of the said Colonies. Colonial Office, Downing Street, 1844.

The first of three parts originally housed in a manila envelope. Includes Index. Enclosures 1-29.

Foolscap sheets. Annotated.

Contains Despatches of the Governors of the Australian Colonies with the Reports of the Protectors of Aborigines, and any other Correspondence to illustrate the Condition of the Aboriginal Population of the said Colonies. Colonial Office, Downing Street, 1844.

The second of three parts originally housed in a manila envelope. Enclosures 29 (continued) - 54.

Foolscap sheets. Annotated.

Contains Despatches of the Governors of the Australian Colonies with the Reports of the Protectors of Aborigines, and any other Correspondence to illustrate the Condition of the Aboriginal Population of the said Colonies. Colonial Office, Downing Street, 1844.

The third of three parts originally housed in a manila envelope. Enclosures 54 (continued) - 74.

Foolscap sheets. Annotated.

Contains annotated extract from article entitled 'Humour in Tikopia' by Raymond Firth. Concerns Tikopia society in Temotu province, Solomon Islands. Six pages. A4 sheets.

Extract from 'Volume 2: The Victorian Aboriginals 1800 to 1860'. By P. J. F. Coutts, published by the Victoria Archaeological Survey, Ministry for Conservation, Victoria, May 1981. Includes map of Protectorate Areas and Stations 1838-50 in the Loddon and Goulburn Regions, the Melbourne Westernport Area and the Western District. Foolscap sheets.

Extracts from The Perception of Evolution: Essays Honoring Joseph B. Birdsell - With Reminiscences by Norman B. Tindale, edited by Larry L. Mai and others. Published Los Angeles, 1981. Includes Tindale's 'Reminiscences'. Foolscap sheets.

Contains an historical and ethnographic article about events in Port Phillip district in 1838 involving Europeans, and Bunurong and Woiworung people, including a young man called Mooney Mooney.

Article is entitled 'A Sequence of Aboriginal Experiences around NERN* in 1838 - *Thomas' map (18--) places the caption 'Nern or Port Phillip' in the middle of the Bay'.

Includes Diane Elizabeth Barwick's marginal comments throughout article. Appears to be a draft, possibly intended for publication in Aboriginal History, 1984. Author is possibly Isabel McBryde.

A4 sheets. Photocopy.

Article regarding the sesquicentenary publication about the state of Victoria, published in Historical Studies, 1985. Authors are Richard Broome, Tony Dingle and Susan Priestley. Foolscap sheets.

Contains article entitled 'The Level of Violence: Europeans and Aborigines in Port Phillip, 1835-1850' by Beverley Nance, Historical Studies, 1981.

Also contains extract that looks to be from MA thesis entitled 'The Aboriginal Response to White Settlement in the Port Phillip District 1835-1850', by Beverley Blaskett, University of Melbourne 1979. Includes maps, and handwritten notes.

Foolscap sheets.

Contains unbound copy of 'Bob and Jack' by Peter Coutts and Jane Wesson. Contribution to the Victorian Sesquicentenary, 1984. Photocopy. Also includes three pages of handwritten research notes about 'Bob and Jack'.

Also contains 'Contents and Editing Status Sheet' for Aboriginal History, volume 8, 1984. Shows editorial status of articles, reviews, etc.

A4 sheets.

Contains extracts from Languages of Australia by R. M. W. Dixon. Includes map of languages of the south-east, showing the occurrence of final peripheral nasals.

Also contains review of Languages of Australia and Tasmania by S. A. Wurm, The Hague, 1972. Review is by R. M. W. Dixon, published in Language Volume 52 Number 1 (1976).

A4 sheets.

Excerpts from A Preliminary Register, Philadelphia, 1938. A4 sheets.

Contains anthropological excerpts from published sources.

Subjects include:
Aboriginal people known as the 'Marraa Warree' and their language;

Aboriginal nations of New South Wales;

Aboriginal place names;

Language of the 'Wirra' Athoorree' people, and other Aboriginal languages in New South Wales.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Article published in Archaeology and Physical Anthropology in Oceania 1977. A4 sheets.

'Area S - Special Note on the Languages of Victoria' from 'Linguistic Survey of Australia' prepared for the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, Sydney 1963. Survey is in alphabetical order by language name. Includes location and information such as clan affiliations, extent of knowledge about language, written information available, etc. A4 sheets.

Contains six anthropological articles or excerpts thereof written by Alfred Reginald Radcliffe Brown. Subjects include the social organisation of Aboriginal Australians.

Sources are the Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, Official Year Book of the Commonweath of Australia 1930 and Oceania.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

This item contains an article by P. D. Gardner entitled 'A Melancholy Tale: Thomas Bungaleen, the civilised Blackman', Victorian Historical Journal, 19??.

Item also contains a typescript by Gardner entitled 'A Brief History of John Bulmer and the Lake Tyers Aboriginal Mission in Gippsland 1861-1913'. Written with the assistance of the C. H. Currey Memorial Fellowship 1977. Features note in Diane Elizabeth Barwick's hand that reads 'rejected 6/2/80'. This typescript had possibly been submitted for publication in Aboriginal History.

A4 sheets.

Contains three published items as follows:

'Australian Anthropological Society Newsletter', Number 21, December 1983;

'Australian Anthropological Society Newsletter', August 1984 - Number 24. Conference Programme for Annual Conference of Australian Anthropological Society 1984;

'Generation Moieties in Australia: Structural, Social and Ritual Implications', Isobel White. From Oceania, Volume 52, Number 1, September 1981.

A5 sized sheets.

Contains three published items by Harry Lourandos, as follows:

'Aboriginal Spatial Organization and Population: South Western Victoria Reconsidered'. Archaeological and Physical Anthropology in Oceania, Volume XII, Number 3, 1977;

'Aboriginal Settlement and Land Use in South Western Victoria: A Report on Current Field Work'. The Artefact, 1(4): 174-93 (1976);

'Change or Stability?: Hydraulics, Hunter-Gatherers and Populations in Temperate Australia'. World Archaeology, Volume II, Number 3, 'Water Management'.

A5 sized sheets.

Contains four published items, as follows:

'Recent research in Australian Linguistics' by Michael J. Walsh. Australian Linguistic Studies, Department of Linguistics, Australian National University, 1979;

'Research Newsletter', prepared by Evaluation Branch, Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Canberra, 1982;

Brochure about the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, 1979-80, University of British Columbia, Canada. In English and French;

News clipping about Mr Burnham Burnham, Age, 21 December 1979.

A5 to c.A4 sized sheets.

Contains index card featuring bibliographic reference beginning 'W. T. Journal'. Possibly relates to William Thomas, Guardian of the Aborigines. Reference covers 1844-1849.

Contains draft extract of article regarding humour in Tikopia culture and society, in Temotu province, Solomon Islands. Features typographical corrections and additions. Looks to be an extract from an article by Raymond Firth on this subject. See inventory item BARI01335 for annotated extract of article.

Item also contains A4 envelope addressed to Diane Barwick.

A4 sheets.

Originally housed in a cardboard box-file entitled 'Maraura Sources', which contained inventory items BARI01395-1407 (Series 30) and BARI01408 (Series 7).

Contains maps, research notes, contemporary letters by Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Luise Hercus, copies of letters written to A. W. Howitt and others, and other research papers regarding Aboriginal people and history in Victoria, collected by Diane Barwick. Papers in this inventory item may have been compiled for the conference paper (later a published article) by Diane Barwick entitled 'Mapping the Past'.

This item includes:
Single page of handwritten notes featuring place names and locations, that begin 'No Cowan(n)a - Tareena';

Maps of Menindee and Mildura. Look to have been photocopied from Reader's Digest Atlas;

Three pages of handwritten notes outlining titles of and details from one or more archival source, c.1880-c.1910. Possibly from the papers of A. W. Howitt. References include '7-5- MISC [Miscellaneous] Papers - Letters from A. L. P. Cameron' and 'Box 2 - Folder 5 - Papers [??] letters A. L. P. Cameron';

Handwritten notes entitled 'Bakantji' (sic). Sub-headings include 'Marawara', 'Kerinma/Yarry Yairy', etc. Brief entries under each sub-heading. Subjects include names of tribal groups, range of the Maraura language, relations between Aboriginal peoples, etc. Various archival sources are identified, including papers of A. L. P. Cameron, Curr, A. W. Howitt, etc;

Letter from Diane Barwick to Luise (probably Luise Hercus), dated 25 February 1985. Relates to various historical/anthropological research subjects and records, including papers of A. W. Howitt, samples of Bulmer and Shaw handwriting, bibliography to Hercus's Bagandji book lists, etc. The original copy of this letter can be found in inventory item BARI01404;

Other similar or related papers.

A4 and some smaller sheets.

Originally housed in a cardboard box-file entitled 'Maraura Sources', which contained inventory items BARI01395-1407 (Series 30) and BARI01408 (Series 7).

This item mostly contains:
Letters featuring ethnographic data, and ethnographic notes and tables. Drawn from papers of A. W. Howitt, c.1907. Includes an itemised list of 'now scattered Marawara data' and copies of selected items from this list, such as notes and tables about burial patterns and kin relationships among Wirmbairo people. (Photocopied archival material.) Also includes genealogical notes entitled 'Ta-tathi H[superscript], Dha-dhathee M[superscript]'. (One page of handwritten notes.)

Item also contains:
Letters to Howitt, c.1907, from H. E. Hockey, Manager of Aboriginal Station, Brewarrina. Subject is Aboriginal people and cultures at Brewarrina, New South Wales.

Also includes letters to R. H. Mathews, c.1898. Subject is Aboriginal people and cultures in areas including the Rivers Murray and Darling area, New South Wales. Correspondents include George E. Loomes, Senior Constable, Euston.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Annotated.

Originally housed in a cardboard box-file entitled 'Maraura Sources', which contained inventory items BARI01395-1407 (Series 30) and BARI01408 (Series 7).

Mostly contains letters featuring ethnographic data written to A. W. Howitt, 1880-82, and to R. H. Mathews, 1897-98. Correspondents include A. L. P. Cameron. Subjects are customs and language of Maneroo tribe, Watu Watu territory and vocabulary, Tahtahthee vocabulary, etc. Mostly looks to relate to New South Wales.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Annotated.

Originally housed in a cardboard box-file entitled 'Maraura Sources', which contained inventory items BARI01395-1407 (Series 30) and BARI01408 (Series 7).

Contains assorted papers about the Maraura language and related topics, as follows:

Extract of article entitled 'The Marawara Language of Yelta: Problems in Interpreting Nineteenth Century Linguistic Records', by Luise Hercus. Draft version. Includes annotations by Diane Elizabeth Barwick;

Research notes about 'Poonindie';

Copy of the Annual Report of the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines - Victoria, 1861;

Photocopied extract regarding the Bagundji (sic) people of the Darling Basin;

Photocopied extract regarding the work of early missionaries among the Aboriginal people of Yelta and Coranderrk Missions.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Originally housed in a cardboard box-file entitled 'Maraura Sources', which contained inventory items BARI01395-1407 (Series 30) and BARI01408 (Series 7).

Contains assorted annotated extracts, and research notes, regarding the Maraura language and related topics.

This item includes:

Notes about Reverend John Bulmer, taken from the Proceedings of the Victorian Branch of the Geographical Society of Australia, 1888;

Extract from The Aborigines and the Chinese in Australia by Joseph Tucker, 1868;

Correspondence between Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Chris Cuneen dated 1985 and an A.D.B. [Australian Dictionary of Biography] entry on Nanya, written by Robert Lindsay. Subjects include Diane Barwick's notes about Nanya (a Maraura man from the lower Darling) on loan to the A.D.B.;

Photocopied archival documents and letters, and notes, about Aboriginal people in region known as 'The Scotia'. Papers were taken from R. Etheridge Manuscripts;

Other notes and extracts.

Mostly A4 and foolscap sheets.

Originally housed in a cardboard box-file entitled 'Maraura Sources', which contained inventory items BARI01395-1407 (Series 30) and BARI01408 (Series 7).

Contains four annotated extracts and typed notes regarding the Maraura language and related subjects. Includes conference paper about colonial conflicts along the Murray River, 1830-41, extract from the diary of James Coutts Crawford, and typed notes entitled 'Victorian Policy affecting Murray'.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Originally housed in a cardboard box-file entitled 'Maraura Sources', which contained inventory items BARI01395-1407 (Series 30) and BARI01408 (Series 7).

Contains six pages of handwritten notes. Includes demographic data regarding the Aboriginal population of the Murray River region derived from Annual Reports of the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines - Victoria, 1860s-1880s. Also includes notes that look to relate to Sturt's Narrative of an Expedition (into Central Australia).

Also contains annotated extracts regarding Euopean expeditions into the Murray River region, taken from Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia - South Australia Branch 1916-17.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Originally housed in a cardboard box-file entitled 'Maraura Sources', which contained inventory items BARI01395-1407 (Series 30) and BARI01408 (Series 7).

Contains seven photocopied items from written accounts of early European expeditions in Australia, ethnographic accounts of Australia, and autobiographical notes. Includes published correspondence by Edward John Eyre, George Grey, E. C. Frome, Charles Sturt and other authors about their exploration in New South Wales in 1844.

Also includes extracts from printed works by Alexander Buchanan; Simpson Newland; F. E. H. W. Krichauff (Esquire, Member of Parliament); Joseph Hawdon; Charles Bonney.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Originally housed in a cardboard box-file entitled 'Maraura Sources', which contained inventory items BARI01395-1407 (Series 30) and BARI01408 (Series 7).

Contains letter from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Luise Hercus dated 25 February 1985. Subject is historical/anthropological research subjects and records, including papers of A. W. Howitt, samples of Bulmer and Shaw handwriting, bibliography to Hercus's Bagandji book lists, etc. A duplicate copy of this letter can be found in inventory item BARI01396.

Also contains assorted extracts, and handwritten notes (two pages) on related subjects. Includes five articles or book extracts written or cowritten by Luise Hercus about Aboriginal linguistics and history (language and tribal groups named include Bagandji, Madimadi, Narinari). Notes relate to Bagundji and other Victorian Aboriginal languages, and feature manuscript references eg 'MS9908 A2 B1 Hercus L. - Report on field-work Easter 1971 - Notes on the Language Situation in Western New South Wales'. Also includes annual address by Simpson Newland to Royal Geographical Society of Australasia, 1921, about the Upper Darling River area, and 'Wompangees' tribe.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Originally housed in a cardboard box-file entitled 'Maraura Sources', which contained inventory items BARI01395-1407 (Series 30) and BARI01408 (Series 7).

Contains assorted photocopied pages from The Story of the Manunka Aborigines' Mission Home - Forster, Murray River, South Australia - 1902-1904 by Mrs Daniel Matthews, Co-Founder and Director. Includes Introduction, 'Letter to Prayer and Help Union', list of Founders/Superintendent/Assistants etc, and several photographs of Mission residents, staff, grounds, etc.

A4 sheets.

Originally housed in a cardboard box-file entitled 'Maraura Sources', which contained inventory items BARI01395-1407 (Series 30) and BARI01408 (Series 7).

Contains clipping from Bulletin entitled 'Missionary to Gippsland' by Mary H. Walker, daughter of A. W. Howitt. Dated 29 September 1954. Subject is John Bulmer and the establishment of Lake Tyers Mission. Includes Bulmer's accounts of Kurnai lullabies, sports, religious beliefs etc.

A3 sheet.

Originally housed in a cardboard box-file entitled 'Maraura Sources', which contained inventory items BARI01395-1407 (Series 30) and BARI01408 (Series 7).

Contains mostly notes and data derived from Minutes of the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines. Arranged by area eg 'Wahgunyah - Wyuna', 'Echuca', 'Upper Murray - Benalla', etc. Subjects include requests for housing; tour by Secretary of Lower Murray; estimates of Aboriginal population in Lower Murray; details of consumption of stores; cost of supplies; etc.

Also includes family tree for Robertson and Robinson-Terrick, and genealogical chart of names (including Robertson, Wilson and Mackinzie) and some kin relationships, entitled 'Gunnawarra Stn [Station] New South Wales 2/79'.

Small notes up to foolscap sized sheets.

Originally housed in a manila folder featuring notes on cover that read in full: 'Chapter - Murray - Board for the Protection of the Aborigines-Minutes 1860-1946 - done 8/9/69' and 'Upper - Lower - Central and Maloga - Cumeroogunga - se also Cumeroo files'. Folder was located in a cardboard box-file entitled 'Maraura Sources', which contained inventory items BARI01395-1407 (Series 30) and BARI01408 (Series 7).

Contains seven extracts, all but one of which are ethnographic articles written or cowritten by A. W. Howitt.

Item contains:

'Victorian Aborigines 1835-1901 - A Resource Guide to the Holdings of the Public Record Office, Victoria', Prepared by the Public Record Office of Victoria, 1984. Includes tabbed entry regarding the weekly reports of William Thomas (Guardian of the Aborigines);

Reports and papers written or cowritten by Howitt. Titles are 'Aborigines of Victoria'; 'On the Marriage Rules of Australian Tribes'; 'Australian Group Relations'; 'On the Migrations of the Kurnai Ancestors'; 'On some Australian Ceremonies of Initiation'; 'On Some Australian Beliefs'.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Originally enclosed in a lock-clip file box labelled 'A. W. Howitt Pubs [Publications] 1880-1907' on the side-bar and 'Victoria - Misc. [Miscellaneous] Historical Papers (p'copies [photocopies])' on the front.

Contains three ethnographic extracts written or cowritten by A. W. Howitt.

Item contains:

Articles and papers written or cowritten by Howitt. Titles are 'Further Notes on the Australian Class System'; 'From Mother-Right to Father-Right'; 'On the Organisation of Australian Tribes'.

A4, foolscap, and wide-A4 sheets. Originally enclosed in a lock-clip file box labelled 'A. W. Howitt Pubs [Publications] 1880-1907' on the side-bar and 'Victoria - Misc. [Miscellaneous] Historical Papers (p'copies [photocopies])' on the front.

Contains papers by Howitt or related material, as follows:

Ethnographic papers and articles written by A. W. Howitt. Titles are 'Notes on Australian Message Sticks and Messengers'; 'Notes on Songs and Songmakers of Some Australian Tribes'; 'On Australian Medicine Men; or, Doctors and Wizards of Some Australian Tribes'; 'The Jeraeil, or Initiation Ceremonies of the Kurnai Tribe'; 'The Native Tribes of Southeast Australia' (includes 1907 and 1908 versions of article by this name);

An ethnographic article by Sir John Lubbock entitled 'On the Customs of Marriage and Systems of Relationship among the Australians' (published 1884);

An article about Howitt by D. J. Mulvaney (published 1970);

Notes regarding Aboriginal corroborees drawn from Howitt letters and reports. Notes are entitled 'Information on Howitt's Corroborees: from B.P.A. [Board for the Protection of the Aborigines] Papers, held by A. W. B. [Aboriginal Welfare Board]'. Note on front page reads 'D. E. B. for Mulvaney 24/2/68';

List of archival references and some notes. Each entry features date and names of correspondents, sometimes also subject. Entitled 'Howitt corresp. [correspondence] - copy for Mulvaney'. Handwritten, one page.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Originally enclosed in a lock-clip file box labelled 'A. W. Howitt Pubs [Publications] 1880-1907' on the side-bar and 'Victoria - Misc. [Miscellaneous] Historical Papers (p'copies [photocopies])' on the front.

Three papers for presentation at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies' Biennial Meeting 1980: Land Rights Symposium, 21-22 May, Canberra. Marked 'Not for Publication, Quotation or Citation'.

Titles and authors as follows:

'The Politics of Indian Treaties and Land Rights in Saskatchewan' by Noel Dyck;

'The Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976: An Outsider's Perspective', Constance D. Hunt;

'Negotiating Recognition of Aboriginal Rights: Strategies in the James Bay Region of Quebec, Canada', Harvey A. Feit.

A4 sheets.

Conference paper by James Urry, Department of Prehistory and Anthropology, Australian National University, presented to the Australia and the European Imagination Conference, Australian National University, May 1981.

Fourth supplement to A Handbook of Australian Government and Politics 1890-1964 published in 1968. Contains election results, arranged by electorate. Compiled by Colin A. Hughes and B. D. Graham, Department of Political Sciences, Australian National University, Canberra 1975.

Inside cover features Diane Elizabeth Barwick's name and is dated 18 September 1979.

Photocopied article taken from The New Zealand Journal of History, 1977. Wide foolscap sheets.

Photocopied article from the Journal of Pacific History. Year and issue details not provided. A5-sized sheets.

Photocopied article from the Journal of Pacific History. Year and issue details not provided. Diane Barwick's handwritten note on cover reads 23 March 1978. A5-sized sheets.

CRES [Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies] Monograph 3. Sheets are slightly smaller than A4.

Spring, 1978 issue of a journal about education policy and practice. Subjects covered in this issue include multiculturalism. Published in Glebe, Sydney, New South Wales.

Draft of paper printed by the Department of Prehistory and Anthropology, The Faculties, Australian National University. A4 sheets, includes annotations.

Published paper from Mankind, 11 (1978), pp354-82. A5 sheets, includes Diane Elizabeth Barwick's marginal annotations.

Contains an article by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'Beginning a National Aboriginal Biographical Register at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies', published in Aboriginal History 1982, 6:2.

Also contains a review by Diane Barwick entitled 'By the People of 'Ksan: Gathering What the Great Nature Provided: Food Traditions of the Gitskan. Vancouver, Douglas & McIntyre and Seattle, University of Washington Press, 1980. Reprinted from The Canadian Journal of Native Studies Volume 1, Number 2, 1981.

A5 sized documents. Includes manila folder in which documents were originally housed, which features a partial list of contents written by Richard Barwick. Folder originally housed inventory items BARI01518-19 (Series 30) and BARI01520 (Series 4007).

Contains 18 copies of ' "A Grand Old Man at 35": Wilson Duff as Curator'. Reprints are taken from The World is Sharp as a Knife, edited by Donald N. Abbott, pages 23-27. Published by the Provincial Museum of British Columbia, 1981.

Square sized sheets, approximately A5-sized. Originally housed in a manila folder, located in inventory item BARI01518, which features a partial list of contents written by Richard Barwick. Folder originally housed inventory items BARI01518-19 (Series 30) and BARI01520 (Series 4007).

Photocopied extracts of Chief Protector's Reports relative to regions of Victoria. From official publication entitled Papers Relative to the Aborigines, Australian Colonies, New South Wales. 1842-1843.

Also contains Vocabulary and Census lists, drawn from the Papers of George Augustus Robinson. Dates include 1844. Includes notes entitled 'Census - Gundagai'. Includes handwritten notes and photocopied papers.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Annotated photocopies of ethnographic notes from the Howitt Papers. Includes an illustration of a camp site, what appear to be vocabulary lists, and other papers. Clan names referred to include Nira-balluk Taungurong.

A4 sheets. Originally housed in a manila folder. Note on yellow post-it note on cover of folder reads 'Insert Faithful'.

Mostly contains annotated photocopies of documents from or related to the Howitt Papers.

This item contains:

Extracts from the Guide to the A. W. Howitt Papers;

Annotated photocopies of letters and ethnographic notes from the Howitt Papers. Titles of papers include 'Wimmera - B.P.A. [Board for the Protection of the Aborigines] data', 'R. H. Mathew - Allegations', and 'Initiation Wiradjuri'. Correspondents include R. S. Evans;

Diane Barwick's handwritten notes made from the Howitt Papers;

Family trees. Surnames include Mobourne; Cameron; Courtwine; White; etc.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Originally housed in a labelled manila folder. Additional note on yellow post-it note on cover of folder reads 'Insert Faithful'.

Three notices about upcoming seminar programmes or discussion groups to be held in the Research School of Pacific Studies at Australian National University. Notices feature subject, name, date and time for each seminar. Diane Elizabeth Barwick is not listed as a speaker in any of these notices.

Sheets are approximately A4-sized.

Small set of handwritten notes made by Diane Elizabeth Barwick about The Golden Age: A History of the Colony of Victoria 1851-1861 by Geoffrey Serle and Lillydale: The Billanook Country by Marian Aveling (later known as Marian Quartly).

A3 writing pad.

Reprint from Oceania, September 1962, Volume XXXIII, Number 1.

Originally housed in a green manila folder featuring the word 'OK' on the cover. Folder also housed Diane Barwick's report entitled 'An Assessment of the Cultural and Historical Significance to the Present Aboriginal Community of the Land Reserved at Framlingham in 1861', which can be found in inventory item BARI01626 (Series 3).

Typescript version of article published in American Anthropologist 1960, 62: 850-866. Fifteen A3 pages.

Reprint of article from The Rhodes-Livingstone Institute Journal, Number XXIX, June 1961. 62 A5 pages.

Typescript copy of article published in Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, 1949, 79:37-62. 36 foolscap pages.

No publication details are known about this item. It consists of 21 foolscap pages, including Notes.

Programme for meeting to be held at the Research School of Pacific Studies at Australian National University. Single foolscap page.

Three diagrams about mythical patterns and structures. Appears to have been used in a seminar. No details of presentation are known. One diagram features names of Mathunda and Wangu. Name of Mary Douglas is handwritten on one diagram. Annotated, mostly by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. A4 roneoed sheets.

No author or publication details are known about this item. Possibly written by Peter E. B. Coy.

22 A4 pages, including Notes and Figures.

Reprinted article from Australian Aboriginal Anthropology. Pages 163-174. No publication dates are shown. A5 sheets.

Three articles. Subjects are anthropological perspectives on national character; social science research in New Guinea 1965; accepting statements about religious belief and activity. A5 to foolscap sheets. Reprinted and typescript formats.

Tables of zoological data which look to be from a paper presented at the A.S.A. [Association of Social Anthroplogists?] [Conference], Canberra, 24 May 1968. Four typescript foolscap pages.

Typescript copy of a paper that looks to have been presented in the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Australian National University in May 1968. Marked 'Not for Citation'. Foolscap pages.

Fortnightly periodical published out of the University of Sydney. Volume 39, Number 2, December 12 1966. A5 booklet.

Also includes news clipping entitled 'Decline in Pre-Marital Pregnancy', Canberra Times, 4 December 1968.

Six printed items which include:

List of scholarship applicants to the Research School of Social Sciences and Pacific Studies, Australian National University, 1972;

What appears to be a summary of a seminar paper entitled 'A Demographic Survey of the Aboriginal Populations of N.S.W. [New South Wales]' by Martin Tuck, dated 24 April 1972;

Article entitled 'Three Dimensions of Aboriginal Intelligence' by P. R. de Lacey and L. J. Taylor;

Article entitled 'The Age Incidence of Kuru' by Norma McArthur;

Article entitled 'Should We Allow Research Workers and Tourists into the Enga District' by Kundapen Talyaga.

Contains sheets ranging from A5 to foolscap size.

Paper presented at the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Australian National University in July 1959. Paper looks to have been subsequently published. Foolscap sheets.

Minutes from Annual General Meetings or Adjourned Annual General Meetings, held 4 July, 6 July and 10 July 1973. Foolscap typescript sheets.

Four news clippings and a 'For Review' notice regarding Ethnographic Bibliography of New Guinea.

In 1966-67, Diane Elizabeth Barwick supervised staff preparing the Ethnographic Bibliography of New Guinea, which was published by the Department of Anthropology at the Australian National University in 1968.

Colour cartoon about anthropologists clipped from Playboy. No date.

Three articles written by Leith Duncan about the history of political activism among Aboriginal Australians. Photocopied A4 sheets.

Assorted papers regarding Jan Critchett's research and MA thesis on Aboriginal history in the Western District of Victoria.

Includes extract of thesis originally enclosed in a manila folder labelled 'rec'd [received] 16/9/78'.

Also includes correspondence between Jan Critchett and Diane Elizabeth Barwick, plus accompanying papers. A4 and foolscap sheets.

Compiled by the staff of the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University. 1963. Typescript foolscap document.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes Tables and Addenda. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Pages 2-41 plus Tables. Mostly foolscap sheets. One of Tables comprises two sheets taped together.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes Tables and Figures. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes Tables and Figures. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes Table. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes Tables. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes Tables. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes Tables. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes Tables and Figures. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes Figures. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes Tables. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes Maps and Figures. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes Tables and Figures. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Abstract of paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheet.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes Figures and Tables. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes Figures. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Includes photocopied photographs. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets.

Paper which looks to have been presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Photocopied foolscap sheets. Two copies.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Presented in the section of the Symposium entitled 'Social and Cultural Change'. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Presented in the section of the Symposium entitled 'Social and Cultural Change'. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biennial Conference 1974. Foolscap sheets.

Photocopied extract from an unidentified nineteenth century source, possibly a Presbyterian publication written by Reverend Robert Hamilton. Attached to Diane Elizabeth Barwick's typed research notes about Coranderrk Station.

Conference paper for the S.A.A.N.Z. (Sociological Association of Aotearoa, New Zealand) conference, held Wellington, New Zealand, February 1968. Includes Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwritten notes.

'The Australian Aboriginal Dreaming As An Ideological System' and 'Continuinty and Change Among The Aborigines' by W. E. H. Stanner. Reprints, previously presented as conference papers.

Fortnightly Bulletin. Vol 30, No 1, 21 May 1962.

Fortnightly Bulletin. Vol 39, No 7, 27 February 1967.

Bound copy of 1968 Boyer Lectures. Also a news clipping regarding reference to Captain Cook's log made in Gove Peninsula Aboriginal land claim.

Paper for the Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science Conference, Brisbane, 28 May 1971.

Article published in the Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society, June 1971.

Mostly relates to the Australian Branch of the Association of Social Anthropologists. Includes correspondence, circulars, minutes, conference programmes, and other papers.

Mostly relates to the Australian Branch of the Association of Social Anthropologists. Includes correspondence, circulars, minutes, and other papers.

Mostly relates to the Australian Branch of the Association of Social Anthropologists. In the time period covered by this item, the organisation looks to have been renamed the Australian Association of Social Anthropologists. Includes correspondence, circulars, minutes, conference papers, and other papers.

Relates to the Australian Branch of the Association of Social Anthropologists - United Kingdom and the Australian Association of Social Anthropologists. Includes conference papers and proceedings, and minutes.

Relates to the Australian Branch of the Association of Social Anthropologists - United Kingdom. Includes correspondence, circulars, and minutes.

Also contains an Annual Report of the Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University, 1972.

Six papers presented at the Australian Association of Social Anthropologists Annual Conference 1972, held at Monash University, 20 May 1972. Begins with paper by Nicolas Peterson.

Five papers presented at the Australian Association of Social Anthropologists Annual Conference 1972, held at Monash University, 20 May 1972. Also other related papers and circulars of the Australian Association of Social Anthropologists.

Assorted published extracts or typescripts, published between 1957 and 1970. Authors: Marie Reay; Gehan Wijeyewardene; F. Lancaster Jones; Leonard Broom, F. Lancaster Jones and Jerzy Zubryzcki; Dr Ann Chowning.

Assorted published extracts or typescripts, published between 1951 and 1970. Authors: Derek Freeman; J. A. Barnes; F. Panoff; Paula Brown.

Published material as follows:

Articles by J. A. Barnes; Gehan Wijeyewardene; Sanguan Chotisukharat;

Current Affairs Bulletin, 'Archaeology in Australia', Vol 41, No 13, 20 May 1968;

Choice - The Journal of the Australian Consumers' Association, July 1971, and Newsweek, 28 January 1974.

Assorted Reports of the Maloga Mission in New South Wales, and a letter from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Nancy Cato dated 11 May 1971 returning her Maloga notes.

Numerous copies of the 23rd, 24th and 25th Reports of the Maloga Mission to the Aborigines of Australia, located in New South Wales.

Copies of two articles written by Hal Scheffler.

Copies of four articles written by Hal Scheffler, and a letter from Hal Scheffler to Diane Elizabeth Barwick dated 12 February 1964.

Also contains 'Publications - The School of American Research - Santa Fe, New Mexico'. 1963. Booklet.

Typescript copy of paper, later published in The Sociological Review, Keele, 1963.

Paper dated c.1961.

Reprinted articles and a paper.

Extract from The Australian Quarterly, Vol 41, No 3, September 1969. Reprinted for Abschol, The Aboriginal Affairs Department of the National Union of Australian University Students.

Reprinted article from Dissent, Winter 1967.

Vol 29, No 3, December 11 1961.

From Quadrant 1965.

Extract from the Journal of the Polynesian Society, Vol 70, No 2, June 1961.

Report on the Aboriginal Engravings and Flora and Fauna of Depuch Island, Western Australia.

Published by the Australian Museum, Sydney. Illustrated guide.

Published by the Australian Museum, Sydney. Illustrated guide.

Catalogue of an exhibition arranged by the Australian National Committee for UNESCO [United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation].

An Australian Museum publication.

First and only edition of a journal published by The Centre for Research into Aboriginal Affairs, Monash University, Melbourne.

A Study of Man Paper.

Published by Western Suburbs Branch, United Nations Association, Brisbane.

Published by Aborigines Advancement League Inc. of South Australia, Adelaide.

Volume XLVII, Articles 142-159, October 1947;
Volume XLVIII, Articles 114-128, September 1948;
Volume XLVIII, Articles 129-139, October 1948.

Printed by 'Truth' and 'Sportsman', Brisbane.

Booklet of traditional Buin songs collected and translated by Don Laywick. Papua Pocket Poets, Port Moresby, 1969.

Published by The Association for the Protection of Native Races.

Also contains 'The Role of Coloured Labour in North Australia' and 'Aboriginal Research and the Permit System in the Nothern Territory'. Typescript foolscap sheets.

Also contains 'Aboriginal Accounts and the Trust System in Queensland' and 'Weipa: A Reassessment'. Typescript foolscap sheets.

Typescript foolscap sheets.

Also contains 'The Role of Coercion in Aboriginal Affairs' and 'Aborigines and the International Conventions on Human Rights'. Typescript foolscap sheets.

Also contains what appear to be Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes made during the 5th meeting of the Association of Social Anthropologists - Australian Branch, 22-23 May 1961.

Seminar papers and abstracts (and related papers) by Henry P. Schapper, which look to have been presented at the Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Australian National University, in 1969. Also includes Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes on same.

Includes fund-raising letter from Stanley Smith of Equal Wages for Aborigines Committee to Diane Elizabeth Barwick, dated 10 June 1965.

Also contains Parts II and III of seminar papers by Henry P. Schapper.

Contains conference paper and related tables of data.

A draft of a symposium paper and two chapters by Warren Shapiro. Subject is Miwuyt Kinship and related anthropological subjects.

A chapter and two essays described simply as 'papers'.

One page photocopied extract from Australian Territories. Incomplete.

Published in Refractory Girl, September 1976.

Published in Monash University Law Review, Vol 3, Nos 1 and 2, November 1976.

By Reverend J. H. Downing, Social Worker. Institute for Aboriginal Development, Alice Springs, Northern Territory.

Submitted for publication in The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Sociology.

Front cover of paper reads '43rd A.N.Z.A.A.S. [Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science] Congress, Brisbane, May 1971'.

Four documents.

Authors: Woodrow W. Denham; N. Verney; Nicolas Peterson; Aram A. Yengoyan.

Four documents.

Authors: Jack Golson; Nicolas Peterson; Sir Keith Hancock; J. C. Goodale.

Reprinted by the Department of Aboriginal Affairs from Craft Australia, Vol 3, No 1, Mid-year issue, 1973.

Five documents.

Authors and Sources: Tony Clifton (Newsweek); C. A. Price; Reverend J. H. Downing; D. J. Mulvaney; Melbourne Age Editorial.