Volume
1 (1977)
WEH Stanner: 'The history of indifference thus
begins'
Lyndall Ryan: The struggle for recognition: Part-Aborigines
in Tasmania in the nineteenth century
Luise Hercus: Tales of Nyadu-dagali (Rib-bone Billy)
Jeremy Beckett: The Torres Strait Islanders and
the pearling industry: A case of internal colonialism
Australian Archives: Canberra: A note on records
of the Department of External Affairs relating to Aborigines 1901-1916
D Barwick, J Urry & D Bennet: A select bibliography
of Aboriginal history and social change: Theses and published research
to 1976
Volume
2 (1978)
Jeremy Beckett: George Dutton's country: Portrait
of an Aboriginal drover
Diane Bell: For our families: The Kurundi walk-off
and the Ngurrantiji venture
Henry Reynolds: 'Before the instant of contact':
Some evidence from nineteenth-century Queensland
Francesca Merlan: 'Making people quiet'in the pastoral
north: Reminiscences of Elsey Station
Myrna Deveral: Records of the administration of
Aborigines in Victoria, c.1860-1968
Niel Gunson: A missionary expedition from Zion
Hill (Nundah) to Toorbul, Moreton Bay District, in 1842-3: The journal
of the Reverend KWE Schmidt
Bruce Shaw & Sandy McDonald: They did it themselves:
Reminiscences of seventy years
Peter Read & Engineer Jack Japaljarri: The
price of tobacco: The journey of the Warlmala to Wave Hill, 1928
James Urry: Old questions: New answers? Some thoughts
on the origin and antiquity of man in Australia (survey article)
Mervyn Hartwig: Theoretical history by osmosis:
The language of common sense and the comparative history of 'race
relations'in Australia and New Zealand (review article)
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Volume
3 (1979)
Magdalene
McIntosh & Elaine Rothwell: Maddie
John Ferry: Judy Inglis Memorial Essay Prize Essay
1978: The failure of the New South Wales missions to the Aborigines
before 1845
WEH Stanner & Diane Barwick: Not by eastern
windows only: Anthropological advice to Australian governments in
1938
Tamsin Donaldson: Translating oral literature:
Aboriginal song texts
Ronald M Berndt: TGH Strehlow 1908-1978 (obituary)
Marie Reay: AP Elkin 1891-1979: A personal memoir
(obituary)
George Chaloupka: Pack bells on the rock face:
Aboriginal paintings of European contact in north-western Arnhem
Land
Bruce Shaw & Jack Sullivan: 'The same as you
and me': Encounters with the gadia in the East Kimberley.
Athol Chase: 'Thomson Time'
Ian Dunlop: Ethnographic film-making in Australia: The
first seventy years (1898-1968)
Marcia Langton & Brownlee Kirkpatrick: A listing
of Aboriginal periodicals
Isabel McBryde: Ethnohistory in an Australian context:
Independent discipline or convenient data quarry? (survey article)
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Volume 4 (1980)
Luise
A Hercus: 'How we danced the Mudlunga': Memories of 1901
and 1902
Isobel M White: The birth and death of a ceremony
David Bennett: Malangi: the man who was forgotten
before he was remembered
Richard Broome: Professional Aboriginal boxers
in eastern Australia 1930-1979
Robert Hall: Aborigines, the Army and the Second
World War in northern Australia
Peter Read: Fathers and sons: A study of five men
of 1900
John & Leslie Haviland: 'How much food will
there be in Heaven?': Lutherans and Aborigines round Cooktown before
1900
NA Loos: Queensland's kidnapping Act: The Native
Labourers Protection Act of 1884
Brownlee Kirkpatrick: Australian Institute of Aboriginal
Studies manuscript and archive collections
Hugh Laracy: Leopold Verguet and the Aborigines
of Sydney, 1845
Lois Tillbrook: The South West Aboriginal Studies
Project
John Mulvaney: Aboriginal Australians and the Bicentennial
History Project
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Volume
5 (1981)
Special Issue: Aboriginal - Asian Contact
Dedication: WEH Stanner 1905 - 1981
James Urry: Introduction
Athol Chase: 'All kind of nation': Aborigines and
Asians in Cape York Peninsula
Christopher Anderson & Norman Mitchel: Kubara:
AKuku-Yalanji view of the Chinese in north Queensland
Luise Hercus: Afghan stories from the northeast
of South Australia
Ben Murray & Peter Austin: Afghans and Aborigines:
Diyari texts
Carol Cooper & James Urry: Art, Aborigines
and Chinese: Anineteenth century drawing by the Kwatkwat artist
Tommy McCrae
James Urry & Michael Walsh: The lost 'Macassar
language'of northern Australia
Alan Walker & R David Zorc: Austronesian loanwords
in Yolngu-Matha of northeast Arnhem Land
CC Macknight: Journal of a voyage around Arnhem
Land in 1875
Niel Gunson: Proud shoes: Black family history in Australia (review
article)
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Volume 6 (1982)
Eliza Kennedy & Tasmin Donaldson: Coming up
out of the nhaalya: Reminiscences of the life of Eliza Kennedy
Bernard J O'Neil: Beyond trinkets and beads: South
Australia's Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement, 1971 - 1978
WEH Stanner: Aboriginal humour
RG Kimber: Walawurru, the giant eaglehawk: Aboriginal
reminiscences of aircraft in central Australia, 1921 - 1931
David Nash: Aboriginal knowledge of the aeroplane
'kookaburra'
RE Barwick: The anatomy of an aircraft; A warlpiri engraving
Alan Atkinson: The ethics of conquest, 1786
Norman B Tindale: A South Australian looks at some
beginnings of archaeological research in Australia
Adam Shoemaker: Aboriginal creative writing: A
survey to 1981
Fay Gale: Community involvement and academics response:
The University of Adelaide Aboriginal Research Centre
Laurie Parkes & Diane Barwick: Beginning a
national Aboriginal biographical register at the Australian Institute
of Aboriginal Studies
Jennifer Laycock: The Elkin papers: A brief description
and guide to the collection
Roslyn Fraser: A guide to selected Commonwealth
archives (Canberra and Darwin) relating to Aborignes
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Volume 7 (1983)
Kevin Gilbert: Pearl Gibbs: Aboriginal patriot
Jack Horner: Pearl Gibbs: A biographical tribute
Heather Goodall: Pearl Gibbs: Some memories
Peter Read: 'A rape of the soul so profound': Some
reflections on the dispersal policy in New South Wales
M Quinlan: Bellbrook: My father's country
Andrew Markus: William Cooper and the 1937 petition
to the King
Gregory Lyons: Official policy towards Victorian
Aborigines, 1957-1974
Alan Gray: Aboriginal fertility at the time of
European contact: The Daly River Mission Baptismal Register
Tom Dutton: The origin and spread of Aboriginal
pidgin English in Queensland: A preliminary account
Henry Reynolds: Aborigines and European social
hierarchy
Sylvia J Hallam: A view from the other side of
the western frontier: Or 'I met a man who wasn't there'
Paul Black & Grace Koch: Koko-Bera island style music
Anna Schnukal: Torres Strait creole: The growth
of a new Torres Strait language
Noel Broadbent: Three perspectives on coastal archaeology
and a view from 64 degrees north
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Volume 8 (1984)
Obituary:
Charles Dunford Rowley
RE Barwick & Diane E Barwick: A memorial for
Thomas Bungeleen, 1847-1865
Jan Critchett: A closer look at cultural contact:
Some evidence from 'Yambuck', Western District, Victoria
Tamsin Donaldson: What's in a name? An etymological
view of land, language and social identification from central western
New South Wales
Peter Read: 'Breaking up these camps entirely':
The dispersal policy in Wiradjuri country, 1909-1929
Luise Hercus: The Marawara language of Yelta: Interpreting
linguistic records of the past
Michael Pearson: Bathurst Plains and beyond: European
colonisation and Aboriginal resistance
Denise Gaughwin & Hilary Sullivan: Aboriginal
boundaries and movements in Western Port, Victoria
Diane E Barwick: Mapping the past: An atlas of
Victorian clans, 1835-1904
Isabel McBryde: Exchange in south-eastern Australia:
An ethnohistorical perspective
Stephen Webb: Intensification, population and social
change in south-eastern Australia: The skeletal evidence
Elizabeth Williams: Documentation and archaeological
investigation of an Aboriginal 'village'site in south-western Victoria
Ben Gunn: The rock art areas of Victoria: An initial
comparison
Brad Morse: Perspectives on land rights
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Volume
9 (1985)
Diane Barwick: Introduction
Peter Austin & Norman Tindale: Emu and brolga:
A Kamilaroi myth
Luise Hercus: Leaving the Simpson Desert
Roma Kelly & Nicholas Evans: The McKenzie massacre
on Bentinck Island
Patrick McConvell: Time perspective in Aboriginal
Australian culture: Two approaches to the origin of subsections
Stephen Muecke, Alan Rumsey & Banjo Wirrunmarra:
Pigeon the outlaw: History as texts
Margaret C Sharpe: Bundjalung settlements and migration
Tamsin Donaldson: From speaking Ngiyampaa to speaking
English
John Harris: Contact languages at the Northern
Territory British military settlements, 1824-1849
John B Haviland: The life history of a speech community:
Guugu Yimidhirr at Hopevale
John Sandefur: Aspects of the social-political
history of Ngukurr (Roper River) and its effects on language change
Anna Shnukal: The spread of Torres Strait Creole
to the central islands of Torres Strait
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Volume 10 (1986)
Elspeth Young: Charles Rowley - a fighter for justice
and equality
John McCorquodale: The legal classification of
race in Australia
William DeMaria: 'White welfare: black entitlement':
The social security access controversy, 1939-59
Michel Roe: A model Aboriginal state
Robert J King: Eora and English at Port Jackson:
A Spanish view
Brigitte Stehlik: Hermann Klaatsch and the Tiwi,
1906
Jack Butler & Peter Austin: The earthquake
and Halley's comet: Two Jiwali texts
Jean Woolmington: The civilisation/Christianisation
debate and the Australian Aborigines
Lois Tillbrook: A question of access: Women, marriage
and land ownership in south-western Australia
Marie H Fels: A quasi-policing Aboriginal expedition
in Port Phillip in 1838
Bain Attwood: Off the mission stations: Aborigines
in Gippsland, 1860-1890
Note and documents
RG Kimber: Wallawarru, the giant eaglehawk: A note
on the identity of Kunki
RJ Dalton: The nature of the 'Gin': A note on 'Whirlwinds
in the plain'
Ray Summer: Photographs of Aborigines of north-east Australia:
A collection of early Queensland Aboriginal photographs, made by
Amalie Dietrich for the Muesum Godeffroy
Christine Cane & Niel Gunson: Postcards: A
source of Aboriginal biography
Peter Austin: Diyari language postcards and Diyari
literacy
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Volume 11 (1987)
Special volume in honour of Diane Barwick
Dorothy Green: Two clear minds
Bob Reece: Inventing Aborigines
Judith Wright: Critics, reviewers and Aboriginal
writers
Colin Johnson: Captured discourse, captured lives
Jack Horner: From Sydney to Tingha: Early days
in the Aboriginal-Australian Fellowship
Bain Attwood: Tarra Bobby: A Brataualung man
Bruce Shaw: The tale of Wallambain and Philchowski
Bowman Johnson & Andrew Markus: Andrew Markus
growing up in Queensland: Bowman Johnson talks to Andrew Markus
Peter Read: The two journeys of Diane Westmacott
Fay Gale: Aboriginal youth: A history of inequity
in the delivery of Australian justice
John Collette: Herman Klaatsch's views on the significance
of the Australian Aborigines (note)
Audrey Bolger: Wangkajunga women: Stories from
the desert
Peggy Brock: Writing Aboriginal collective biography:
Poonindie, South Australia, 1850-1894
Christina L Birdsall: Family history and social
network among Nyungar people
Carol Bradley: A change in status for Aboriginal
women? Aboriginal women in the Australian workforce
Elspeth Young: Resettlement and caring for the
country: The Anmatyerre experience
Stan Davey & Rod Dixon: The Nookanbah Story:
Two reviews
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Volume 12 (1988)
Diane
Elizabeth Barwick 1938-1986: A bibliography
Diane Barwick, with HC Coombs: Making a treaty:
The north American experience
Myrna Tonkinson: Sisterhood or Aboriginal servitude:
Black women and white women on the Australian frontier
John Mulvaney: Aboriginal Australians abroad, 1605-1875
Carol Liston: The Dharawal and Gundangara in colonial
Campbelltown, New South Wales, 1788-1830
Jack Brook: The widow and the child
GC Bolton: Tommy Dower and the Perth newspapers
Nancy M Williams: 'She was the first one …':
Phyllis Kaberry in the east Kimberley
Niel Gunson: Two hundred years of Christianity
(review article)
Peter Austin, Luise Hercus & Philip Jones:
Ben Murray (Parlku-Nguyu-Thangkayiwarna)
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Volume 13 (1989)
Henrietta
Fourmile: Who owns the past? Aborigines as captives of
the archives
Jeremy Long: Leaving the desert: Actors and sufferers
in the Aboriginal exodus from the Western Desert
Luise Hercus: Three linguistic studies from far
southwestern New South Wales
Robert Foster: Feasts of the full moon: The distribution
of rations to Aborigines in South Australia: 1836-1861
Reg Dodd & Jen Gibson: Learning Times. An experience
of Arabana life and mission education
David Lawrence: From the other side. Recently collected
oral evidence of contacts between the Torres Strait Islanders and
the Papuan peoples of the southwestern coast
Ann-Mari Jordens: An administrative nightmare:
Aboriginal conscription, 1965-72
Deborah Bird Rose: Remembrance
Bruce Shaw: Response to Colin Johnson's article
'Captured discourse; captured lives'
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Volume
14 (1990)
Heather
Goodall: Land in our own country
Richard Baker: Coming in? The Yanuwa as a case
study
Clive Moore: Blackgin's Leap
Hilary Rumley & Sandy Toussaint: Policy and
practice at Moola Bulla
Tony Austin: Cecil Cook, scientific thought and
'half-castes'
Margaret McGuire: The legend of the goodfella missus
Steve Mullins: 'Heathen polynee'and 'nigger teachers'
Suzanne Saunders: Leprosy prophylaxis in Australia
Gary Highland: Aborigines, Europeans and the criminal
law
Kingsley Palmer: Aborigines and atomic testing
in South Australia
Colin Pardoe: Aboriginal influence on archaeological
practice
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Volume 15 (1991)
Robert
& Myrna Tonkinson: Obituary for Ronald Murray Berndt
(1916-1990)
Lynne Hume: Them days: Life on an Aboriginal reserve,
1891-1960
Jo Woolmington: The 'assimilation'years in a country
town
Sylvia Hallam: Aboriginal women as providers: the
1830s on the Swan
Philip Clarke: Adelaide as an Aboriginal landscape
Noel Loos: From church to state: The Queensland
government take-over of Anglican missions in north Queensland
Jack Bohemia & William McGregor: Death practices
in the North West of Australia
Paul Turnbull: Ramsay's
Regime: The Australian museum and the procurement of Aboriginal
bodies, c. 1874-1900
Lois Tilbrook: Farington's eye
Malcolm Prentis: The life and death of Johnny Campbell
Isobel White: Note on Jack Brook's 'The widow and
the child', Aboriginal History, Vol. 12
Geoffrey Gray: Aborigines, Elkin and the Guided
Projectiles project
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Volume 16 (1992)
Donald
Thompson: Northern Territory coastal patrol
Robert A Hall: Locating Aboriginal archival war
material
Robert A Hall: Waters: World War II fighter pilot
Jeremy Long: Narratjin: Sinking of the Patricia
Cam
Peter J Grimshaw: Saunders: Aboriginal warrior
and Aboriginal soldier
Max Caroll: Aboriginal soldiers in Malaya and Vietnam
FR Morris: Aborigines'contribution to Australia's
war effort
DJ Mulvaney (ed): Aboriginal labour force documents
Australian War Memorial: An appeal for records
Australian Archives: A guide to Aboriginal records
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Volume 17 (1993)
Gorden
Briscoe: Professor Fred Cossom Hollows (1929-1993) (obituary)
Damaris Bairstow: With the best will in the world:
The demise of the Gampignal on the Australian Agricultural Company's
Estate at Port Stephens
Don Baker: John Piper, 'Conqueror of the Interior'
Jack Bohemia, Bigfoot Jagarra, William McGregor & Fossil Pluto:
Gooniyandi stories of early contact with Whites
Sally Hodson: Nyungars and work: Aboriginal experiences
in the rural economy of the Great Southern Region of Western Australia
Russell McGregor: The concept of primitivity in
the early anthropological writings of AP Elkin
DJ Mulvaney: Australian anthropology: Foundations
and funding
Ronda Wie: The Aboriginal Biographical index in
the Library of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Studies: Aresearch aid
Judith Wright McKinney: Letter to the editor
CC Macknight: Subject index to Aboriginal History
vols 1-16 (1977-1993)
Noel Loos: Scenes from an academic life: A review
of 'One Blood'by John Harris
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Volume 18 (1994)
Obituaries
Oodgeroo Noonuccal, Norman Barnett Tindale and Catherine Helen Berndt
Gordon Briscoe: The struggle for grace: An appreciation
of Kevin John Gilbert
Livio Dobrez: From the English Department
David Headon: A response to Gordon Briscoe
Michael Dodson: A response to Gordon Briscoe
Eleanor Gilbert: Briscoe's erroneous and mis-named
'Appreciation'of Kevin Gilbert
S Robinson: The Aboriginal Embassy: An account
of the protests of 1972
Michael Hess: Black and Red: The Pilbara Pastoral
Workers'Strike, 1946
Ysola Best: An uneasy coexistence: An Aboriginal
perspective of 'contact history'in Southeast Queensland
Bernard Whimpress: Johnny Mullagh: Western District
Hero or the Black Grace?
Peter Gifford: Murder and 'The execution of the
law'on the Nullabor
Michael Organ: Australian Aboriginal dreaming stories:
A chronological bibliography
Bill Edwards: Mutuka Nyakunytja - Seeing a motocar
Rowena MacDonald: Between two worlds
Reviews
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Volume
19 (1995)
Elspeth
Young: Shared experiences: Interactions of aboriginal peoples
and the 'outsiders'
Don Baker: Wanderers in Eden: Thomas Mitchell compared
with Lewis and Clark
Colin Scott: Encountering the Whiteman in James
Bay Cree: Narrative history and mythology
Michael Craufurd-Lewis: Treaties with aboriginal
minorities
Garth Cant: Reclaiming land, reclaiming guardianship:
Role of the Treaty of Waitangi Tribunal in Aotearoa, New Zealand
Eric Pawson & Paul James: Contested places:
The significance of the montunui-Waitara claim to the Waitangi Tribunal
Elliot McIntire: Native American land rights in
southern Arizona
Suzanne Parry: Identifying the process: The removal of 'half-caste'children
from Aboriginal mothers
Sue Taffe: Australian race relations: Diplomacy
in a policy vacuum,
1961-2
Peter Jull: The uncertain future of international
indigenous cooperation (commentary)
Reviews
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Volume 20 (1996)
Richard Broome: Theatres of power: Tent boxing
circa 1910-1970
Rob Amery: Kaurna in Tasmania: A case of mistaken identity
Philip A Clarke: Early European interaction with
Aboriginal hunters and gatherers on Kangaroo Island, South Australia
Denis Byrne: Deep nation: Australia's acquisition
of an indigenous past
Shayne Breen: Human agency, historical inevitability
and moral culpability: Rewriting black-white history in the wake
of native title
Luise Hercus & Grace Koch: 'A native died sudden
at Lake Allallina'
Jane Lydon: 'no moral doubt ...': Aboriginal evidence and
the Kangaroo Creek poisoning, 1847-1849
Barry McDonald: Evidence of four New England corroboree
songs indicationg Aboriginal responses to European invasion
Jack Horner: A letter from Jack Horner
Livio Dobrez: Review articles: Ethnography - Who
needs it?
Reviews
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Volume 21 (1997)
Obituaries
DJ Mulvaney: Frederick David McCarthy
Gordon Briscoe: Mick Miller
Isabel McBryde: Isobel Mary White
Gordon Briscoe: Colleen Shirley Smith
John Maynard Fred Maynard and the Australian Aboriginal
Progressive Association (AAPA): One God, One Aim, One Destiny
Christine Choo: The role of the Catholic missionaries
at Beagle Bay in the removal of Aboriginal children from their families
in the Kimberley region from the 1890s
Irynej Skira: 'I hope you will be my frend': Tasmanian
Aborigines in the Furneaux group in the nineteenth century - population
and land tenure
Michael Parsons: The tourist Corroboree in South
Australia to 1911
Ian McIntosh: The Birrinydji Legacy: Aborigines,
Macassans and mining in north-east Arnhem Land
Stefan Petrow: The Last Man: The mutilation of
William Lanne in 1869 and its aftermath
Geoffrey Gray: 'In view of the obvious animus'.
The discrediting of Ralph Piddington
Julia Martinez: Problematising Aboriginal nationalism
Ruth Lane: Remembering Past Environments: Identity,
place and environmental knowledge in the Tumut region of New South
Wales
RMW Dixon Christine Palmerston: A reappraisal
James Noble and Richard Kimber: On the ethno-ecology
of mallee root-water
Richard Kimber Review article: Diane Bell, the
Ngarrindjeri and the Hindmarsh Island Affair: 'Value-free ethnography?'Reviews
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Volume
22 (1998)
Richard Broome: Seeking Mulga Fred
Jim Hagan & Robert Castle: Settlers and the
state: The creation of an Aboriginal workforce in Australia
DWA Baker: Exploring with Aborigines: Thomas Mitchell
and his Aboriginal guides
Thom Blake: Deported…At the sweet will of
the government: The removal of Aborigines to reserves in Queensland
1897-1939
Malcolm D Prentis: Research and friendship: John
Mathew and his Aboriginal informants
Peter Read: Sharing the country
Robert Foster: Paper yabber: The messenger and
the message
John Maynard: Aboriginal stars of the pigskin
Rosita Henry: Performing protest, articulating
difference: Environmentalists, Aborigines and the Kuranda Skyrail
dispute
Gaynor McDonald: Master narratives and the dispossession
of the Wiradjuri
Patrick McConvell: 'Born is nothing': Roots, family
trees and other attachments to land in the Victoria river District
and the Kimberleys
Barbara Glowczewsk: The meaning of 'One'in Broome,
Western Australia: From Yawuru tribe to Rubibi Corporation
Reviews
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Volume
23 (1999)
Isabel McBryde: A tribute to Isobel Mary White
Maggie Brady: The politics of space and mobility:
controlling the Ooldea/Yalata Aborigines, 1952-1982
Barry Blake & Julie Read: Pallangamiddang:
A language of the Upper Murray
Pearl Duncan: British justice
DCF Rentz Travels with Sally
Lynette Oates The Summer Institute of Linguistics and Aboriginal-Islander
Research
Kingsley Palmer: Favourite foods and the fight
for country: Witchetty grubs and the Southern Pitjantjatjara
Margaret Kartomi: Play songs by children and their
educational implications
Luise Hercus & Grace Koch: 'Wire Yard': A song
from near Lake Eyre
Betty Meehan, Rhys Jones & Anne Vincent Gulu-kula: Dogs
in Anbarra society, Arnhem Land
Obituary
Isabel McBryde
Shirley Andrew
Notes and documents
Ann Curthoys: Speech in launching Aboriginal History
Volume 21
Ian Howie-Willis: The White-Barwick Award
Niel Gunson: An interview with David Unaipon
Ian Warden: Canberra Times interview with Peter
Read
Reviews
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Volume
24
Robert Foster: Rations, co-existence, and the colonisation
of Aboriginal labour in the South Australian pastoral industry,
1860-1911
Karl Neuenfeldt & Kathleen Oien: 'Our home,
our land…something to sing about': an indigenous music recording
as identity narrative
Frank Bongiorno: Aboriginality and historical consciousness:
Bernard O'Dowd and the creation of an Australian national imagery
Pamela Smith: Into the Kimberley: the invasion
of Sturt Creek basin (Kimberley region, Western Australia) and evidence
of Aboriginal resistance
Pamela Smith: Station camps: legislation, labour
relations and rations on pastoral leases in the Kimberley region,
Western Australia
Minoru Hokari: From Wattie Creek to Wattie Creek:
an oral historical approach to the Gurindji walk-off
Murray Johnson: 'Cranial connections': Queensland's
'Talgai skull'debate of 1918 and custodianship of the past
RC Petersen: Instructing the Indians at Botany
Bay
John Morris: Memories of the buffalo shooters:
Joe Cooper and the Tiwi, 1895-1936
Isabel McBryde: Travellers in storied landscapes:
a case study in exchanges and heritage
Geoffrey Gray: '[The Sydney School] seem[s] to
view the Aborigines as forever unchanging': southeastern Australia
and Australian anthropology
Brian Egloff: 'Sea long stretches between': perspectives
of Aboriginal fishing on the south coast of New South Wales in the
light of Mason v tritton
Stephanie Anderson: French anthropology in Australia,
a prelude: the encounters between Aboriginal Tasmanians and the
expedition of Bruny d'Entrecasteaux, 1793
Benjamin Richard Smith: The Ayapathu people of
Cape York Peninsula: a case study of tribal resurgence
In memory of Kwementyaye Perrurle Perkins
Gordon Briscoe: Kwementyaye Perrurle Perkins: a
personal memoir
Ann Curthoys: charles Perkins: 'no longer around
to provoke, irritate and inspire us all'
Niel gunson: The imprimatur of Charles Perkins on Aboriginal
History
Notes and documents
James Weiner: The epistemological foundations of
contemporary Aboriginal religion: some remarks on the Ngarrindjeri
Reviews
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Volume 25 (2001)
Special
section: 'Genocide'?: Australian Aboriginal history in international
perspective
Ann Curthoys & John Docker: Introduction - Genocide:
Definitions, questions, settler-colonies
Colin Tatz: Confronting Australian genocide
Tony Barta: Discourses of genocide in Germany and Australia:
A linked history
Andrew Marcus: Genocide in Australia
Anna Haebich: 'Between knowing and not knowing': Public knowledge
of the Stolen Generations
A Dirk Moses: Coming to terms with genocidal pasts in comparative
perspective: Germany and Australia
Rosanne Kennedy: Stolen Generation testimony: Trauma, historiography
and the question of 'truth'
Larissa Behrendt: Genocide: The distance between law and life
Deborah Rose: Aboriginal life and death in Australian settler
nationhood
Bain Attwood: The Stolen Generations and genocide: Robert
Manne's In denial: The Stolen Generations and the Right
Aboriginality in southeastern Australia
Ian Keen: Introduction
Gaynor Macdonald: Does 'culture'have 'history'? Thinking
about continuity and change in central New South Wales
Marilyn Wood: The journey to 'Forked Mountain'
Rod Hagen: Ethnographic information and anthropological interpretation
in a Native Title claim: The Yorta Yorta experience
Stephanie Anderson: French anthropology in Australia, the
first fieldwork expedition: francois Peron's anthropological contributions
to Baudin's 'Voyage of Discovery to the Southern Hemisphere'(1800-04)
John Morris: The Tiwi and the British: An ill-fated outpost
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Volume 26 (2002)
Ingereth Macfarlane: Introduction
Peter Read: Commemoration of Carol Kendall
Laurent Dousset: Politics and demography in a contact
situation: the establishment of Giles meteorological station in
the Rawlinson Ranges, West Australia
Geoffrey Gray: Dislocating the self: anthropological
field work in the Kimberley, Western Australia, 1934-1936
Peter Read: The stolen generations, the historian
and the court room
Melinda Hinkson: Exploring ‘Aboriginal’
sites in Sydney: a shifting politics of place
Jane Lydon: The experimental 1860s: Charles Walter’s
images of Coranderrk Aboriginal Station, Victoria
Kevin Blackburn: Mapping Aboriginal nations: the
‘nation’ concept of late nineteenth century anthropologists
in Australia
Corinne Manning: The McLean Report: legitimising
Victoria’s new assimilation
Barry J Blake & Julie Reid: The Dhudhuroa language
of northeastern Victoria: a description based on historical sources
Notes and documents
Sir William Deane: Address on the occasion of the
launch of Ann Jackson-Nakano’s book The Kamberri
Ann Jackson-Nakano: Weereewaa History Series Volumes
I & II
Grant Austin: Discovering my Aboriginal identity
Jilda Simpson: Report from the White–Barwick
scholar
Jeanette Covacevich: First formal Australian record of a tree kangaroo:
Aboriginal, not European
Review
article
Niel Gunson: Reality, history and hands-on
ethnography: the journals of George Augustus Robinson at Port Phillip
1839-1852
Book reviews
Mission Girls: Aboriginal women on Catholic
Missions in the Kimberley, Western Australia, 1900–1950
by Christine Choo
It’s not the money it’s the land: Aboriginal stockmen
and the equal wages case by Bill Bunbury
Papunya Tula. Genesis and Genius, edited by Hannah Fink
and Hetti Perkins
Rethinking Indigenous education: culturalism, colonialism and
the politics of knowing by Cathryn McConaghy
Phyllis Kaberry and me: anthropology, history and Aboriginal
Australia by Sandy Toussaint
A Gumbaynggir Language Dictionary, Muurrbay Aboriginal
Language and Culture Cooperative, Steve Morelli (comp.)
Rednecks, eggheads and blackfellas: a study of racial power
and intimacy in Australia by Gillian Cowlishaw
Colonial photography and exhibitions: representations of the
‘native’ and the making of European identities
by Anne Maxwell
The cultivation of whiteness: science, health and racial destiny
in Australia by Warwick Anderson
Bitin’ back by Vivienne Cleven
We won the victory: Aborigines and outsiders on the north-west
coast of the Kimberley by Ian Crawford
Through silent country by Carolyn Wadley Dowley
A terribly wild man: a biography of the Rev Ernest Gribble
by Christine Halse
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Volume 27
(2003)
James
Warden: Preface
Ingereth Macfarlane: Introduction
Martin Gibbs: Nebinyan's songs: an Aboriginal whaler
of Western Australia
Frances Peters-Little: Nobles and savages on the
television
Elizabeth Willis: Exhibiting Aboriginal industry:
a story behind a 're-discovered'bark drawing from Victoria
Bill Wilson and Justin O'Brien: 'To infuse an universal
terror': a reappraisal of the Coniston killings
John Harris: Hiding the bodies: the myth of the
humane colonisation of Aboriginal Australia
Chris Owen: 'The police appear to be a useless
lot up there': enforcing the law in the East Kimberley
Mark McKenna: A preference for forgetting: some
reflections on publishing Looking for Blackfellas'Point: an Australian
history of place
John Maynard: Australian history lifting haze
or descending fog?
Anna Cole: Unwitting soldiers: the working life
of Matron Hiscocks at the Cootamundra Girls Home, NSW
Shirleene Robinson: 'We do not want one who is
too old': Aboriginal child domestic servants in Queensland , 1842-1945
Katherine Ellinghaus: Absorbing the Aboriginal
problem: controlling interracial marriage in Australia in the late
19th and early 20th century
Margaret Taylor, David Schmitt and Parimal Roy:
Undermining the social foundations: the impact of colonisation on
the traditional family structure of the Goulburn tribes
Lorenzo Veracini: Of a 'contested ground'and an
'indelible stain': a difficult reconciliation between Australia
and its Aboriginal history during the 1990s and 2000s
Notes
and documents
Richard Baker: Elspeth Anne Young, 1940-2002
Niel Gunson: 'Leave it to me': an appreciation
of Peter John Grimshaw, 1932-2003
Jim Bowler: 'Tribal loyalties': reconnecting with
the land A tribute to Mrs Alice Kelly, 1919-2003
Book
reviews
RG Kimber: Invisible invaders, smallpox and
other diseases in Aboriginal Australia 1780-1880 by Judy Campbell
Nigel Bennett: Aboriginal suicide is different:
a portrait of life and selfdestruction by Colin Tatz
K McCaul: Ancestral power: the dreaming, consciousness
and Aboriginal Australians by Lynne Hume
David Carment: People of the rivermouth: the
Joborr texts of Frank Gurrmanamana by Frank Gurrmanamana, Les
Hiatt and Kim McKenzie with Betty Ngurrabangurraba, Betty Meehan
and Rhys Jones: Deborah Rose
Rak Badjalarr: Wangga songs for North Peron
Island by Bobby Lane, Belyuen Community, Northwest Australia
by Allan Marett, Linda Barwick and Lysbeth Ford
Mary Eagle: The town grew up dancing: the life
and art of Wenten Rubuntja by Wenten Rubuntja and Jenny Green
with contributions from Tim Rowse
Andrée Rosenfeld: A cosmos in stone:
interpreting religion and society through rock art by J. David
Lewis-Williams
K McCaul: Broken Song: TGH Strehlow and aboriginal
possession by Barry Hill
Michael O'Connor: Nhanda villages of the Victoria
District, Western Australia by Rupert Gerritsen
Val Attenbrow: Aboriginal Sydney : a guide
to important places of the past and present by Melinda Hinkson,
with photography by Alana Harris
Alan Atkinson: George Barrington's voyage to
Botany Bay : retelling a convict's travel narrative of the 1790s
edited by Suzanne Rickard
Terry Crowley: Forty years on: Ken Hale and
Australian languages edited by Jane Simpson, David Nash, Mary
Laughren, Peter Austin and Barry Alpher
Edward Ryan: The Black Lords of summer
by Ashley Mallett
Tom Blake: Goodbye Bussamarai: the Mandandanji
Land War, Southern Queensland 1842-1852 by Patrick Collins
Doug Marmion: 'Under a bilari tree I born':
the story of Alica Bilari Smith by Alice Bilari Smith
Gordon Briscoe: Indigenous cultures in an interconnected
world, Claire Smith & Graeme K Ward (eds)
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Volume 28
(2004)
Martin Thomas: RH Mathews and anthropological warfare: on writing the biography of a ‘self-contained man’
Victoria Haskins: ‘A better chance’?: sexual abuse and the apprenticeship of Aboriginal girls under the NSW Aborigines Protection Board
Joanna Sassoon: Becoming anthropological: a cultural biography of EL Mitchell's photographs of Aboriginal people
Liz Reed: Rethinking William Thomas, ‘friend’ of the Aborigines
Colin Tatz: An essay in disappointment: the Aboriginal–Jewish relationship
Kate Auty: Patrick Bernard O’Leary and the Forrest River massacres, Western Australia: examining ‘Wodgil’ and the significance of 8 June 1926
Noelene Cole: Battle Camp to Boralga: a local study of colonial war on Cape York Peninsula, 1873–1894
Amanda Nettelbeck: Writing and remembering frontier conflict: the rule of law in 1880s Central Australia
Peggy Brock: Skirmishes in Aboriginal History
Notes and documents
Isabel McBryde: ‘Making a difference’: tributes to peter Malcolm Clark 1955–2004
Ann McGrath: Minoru Hokari 1971–2004
Tim Rowse, Mark Hannah and Len Smith: Queensland’s exceptional approach to cross-race marriage?: a reply to Katherine Ellinghaus (2003)
Katherine Ellinghaus: A response to Rowse, Hannah and Smith
Book reviews
Craig San-Roque: Trauma trails – recreating song lines: the transgenerational effects of trauma in Indigenous Australia by Judy Atkinson
John Chesterman: Rights for Aborigines by Bain Attwood and Frontier conflict: the Australian experience edited by Bain Attwood and SG Foster
Katherine Ellinghaus: Shadow lines by Stephen Kinnane
Myfany Turpin: Ngarla songs by Alexander Brown and Brian Geytenbeek
Brian Egloff: Looking for Blackfellas’ Point: an Australian history of place by Mark McKenna
Peter Read: Contested country by Patricia Crawford and Ian Crawford
Barry Blake: Aboriginal stars of the turf by John Maynard
Andree Rosenfeld: Ambiguous images: gender and rock art by Kelly A Hayes-Gilpin
Jack Caldwell: Counting, health and identity: a history of Aboriginal health and demography in western Australia and Queensland, 1900–1940 by Gordon Briscoe
Isabelle Merle: Dancing with strangers by Inga Clendinnen
Katie Glaskin : Blood, sweat and welfare: a history of white bosses and Aboriginal pastoral workers by Mary Anne Jebb
Jessica Weir: Crossing boundaries: cultural, legal, historical and practice issues in native title edited by Sandy Toussaint
Kim McCaul: Les jardins du nomade: cosmologie, territoire et personne dans le desert occidental Australien by Silvie Poirier
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Volume 29
(2005)
Volume
29 (2005)
John Maynard:‘In the interests of our people’: the influence of Garveyism on the rise of Australian Aboriginal political activism
Darrell Lewis:‘Invaders of a peaceful country’: Aborigines and explorers on the lower Victoria River, Northern Territory
Rani Kerin:Sydney James Cook/Duguid and the importance of ‘being Aboriginal’
Mitchell Rolls:The changing politics of miscegenation
Geoff Gray:‘You are … my anthropological children’: AP Elkin, Ronald Berndt and Catherine Berndt, 1940–1956
Sarah Holcombe:Indigenous organisations and mining in the Pilbara, Western Australia: lessons from a historical perspective
Notes and documents
The 2004 and 2005 Sally White – Diane Barwick Award recipients
Peter Read:Many exchanges, many ripples – Launch of Many exchanges: archaeology, history, community and the work of Isabel McBryde
Michael Westaway and Peter Hiscock:The extinction of rigour: a comment on ‘The extinction of the Australian Pygmies’, an article by Keith Windschuttle and Tim Gillin
Book reviews
David Carment: Frontier justice: a history of the Gulf Country to 1900 by Tony Roberts
Nancy Williams: Donald Thomson in Arnhem Land, revised edition, by Donald Thomson, compiled and introduced by Nicolas Peterson
Christine Choo: Blackfellas Whitefellas and the hidden injuries of race by Gillian Cowlishaw
Peter J Carroll: Paddy Cahill of Oenpelli by John Mulvaney
Rani Kerin: Seeking racial justice – an insider's memoir of the movement for Aboriginal Advancement, 1938–1978 by Jack Horner and Black and White together – FCAATSI: the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders 1958–1973 by Sue Taffe
Ian Keen: Where the ancestors walked: Australia as an Aboriginal landscape by Philip Clarke
Sophia Close: Woven histories dancing lives: Torres Strait Islander identity, culture and history edited by Richard Davis
Robert Paton: The artificial horizon: imagining the Blue Mountains by Martin Thomas
Gary Presland: A bend in the Yarra: a history of the Merri Creek Protectorate Station and Merri Creek Aboriginal School 1841–1851 by Ian Clark and Toby Heydon
Petter Naessan: Alive and kicking: Areyonga teenage Pitjantjatjara by Annie Langlois
Gordon Briscoe: Muslims in Australia: immigration, race relations and cultural history by Nahid Kabir
Mitchell Rolls: Whitening race: essays in social and cultural criticism edited by Aileen Moreton-Robinson
Tiffany Shellam: The French explorers and the Aboriginal Australians 1772–1839 by Colin Dyer
Noel Loos: Whispers of this Wik woman by Fiona Doyle
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