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Handbook of the British Solomon Islands Protectorate with returns up to 31st March, 1911, Tulagi, 1911

Typescripts of three stories: 'Soei (an orphan)', 5pp; 'Kananimono', 2pp ; 'The Gilbert Islands', 10pp

Twelve reprinted articles from the Annals and Magazine of Natural History, 1884 - 1897

Lepidoptera rhopalocera [a typescript list of butterflies with references to scholarly articles and where butterflies were identified]. 8pp, 2 copies

Memoranda on entomology commencing 1919, taken at 'The Grinstead' in the Parish of Cowfall in the County of Sussex, by Charles Morris Woodford

Manuscript notes on Woodford's trip to the Gilbert Islands, no date

Queensland Teachers Union deposit 3

Correspondence and unpublished manuscripts of Sione Latukefu

Photographic prints from Kaironk Valley, Papua New Guinea

Slides from fieldwork in the Kaironk Valley, Papua New Guinea

Correspondence

Notebook with duplicate paper containing copies of letters, diary entries, sketches, lists of botanical specimens and research notes from Kaironk Valley fieldwork

Field notebook from AMRAD expedition 1999 to Kaironk Valley, Papua New Guinea

Field notebook from AMRAD expedition 1998 to Kaironk Valley , Papua New Guinea

Field notebook from Kaironk 1993 expedition

Australian Agricultural Company (Australian Office) deposit 9

Early version of Kuma women book. Entitled. "Waburamp -Sketches of a Male-Dominated Society" by Marie Reay Contents: Chpt 1 Introduction; Chpt 2 Carrying Leg; Chpt 3 A Girl is Marked; Chpt 4 A Rubbish Man Takes a Wife; Chpt 5 Lothario Gains a Bride; Chpt 6 The Amazonian Mood; Chpt 7 Wandering Wives; Chpt 8 The Story of Muru; Chpt 9 "Wandering Women" and "Good Women" Copies of complete 9 chapters plus title and contents page; additional copy of chapters 3, 4, 5, 6 & 9

Early version of Kuma women book. Entitled. "Waburamp -Sketches of a Male-Dominated Society" by Marie Reay Contents: Chpt 1 Introduction; Chpt 2 Carrying Leg; Chpt 3 A Girl is Marked; Chpt 4 A Rubbish Man Takes a Wife; Chpt 5 Lothario Gains a Bride; Chpt 6 The Amazonian Mood; Chpt 7 Wandering Wives; Chpt 8 The Story of Muru; Chpt 9 "Wandering Women" and "Good Women" Copies of complete 9 chapters plus title and contents page; additional copy of chapters 3, 4, 5, 6 & 9

Marie Reay anthropology collection

Builders' Labourers' Federation Federal Office deposit

Articles from learned journals and some correspondence, especially relating to natural history

Renovation project going on at Eva Valley. Eva Valley is part of Jawoyn lands and the tourism project is being headed by the Barunga-Wugularr Local Government. Since this photograph was taken, a camping facility and swimming pool have also been constructed for tourists.

Renovation project going on at Eva Valley. Eva Valley is part of Jawoyn lands and the tourism project is being headed by the Barunga-Wugularr Local Government. Since this photograph was taken, a camping facility and swimming pool have also been constructed for tourists.

Renovation project going on at Eva Valley. Eva Valley is part of Jawoyn lands and the tourism project is being headed by the Barunga-Wugularr Local Government. Since this photograph was taken, a camping facility and swimming pool have also been constructed for tourists.

Renovation project going on at Eva Valley. Eva Valley is part of Jawoyn lands and the tourism project is being headed by the Barunga-Wugularr Local Government. Since this photograph was taken, a camping facility and swimming pool have also been constructed for tourists.

The renovation of old station houses at Eva Valley in preparation for a tourism project to commence there sometime in 1989. Eva Valley is approximately 30kms by unsealed road from Barunga and is an outstation of that community. The Aboriginal settlement is a short distance from these station houses.

The renovation of old station houses at Eva Valley in preparation for a tourism project to commence there sometime in 1989. Eva Valley is approximately 30kms by unsealed road from Barunga and is an outstation of that community. The Aboriginal settlement is a short distance from these station houses.

The renovation of old station houses at Eva Valley in preparation for a tourism project to commence there sometime in 1989. Eva Valley is approximately 30kms by unsealed road from Barunga and is an outstation of that community. The Aboriginal settlement is a short distance from these station houses.

The renovation of old station houses at Eva Valley in preparation for a tourism project to commence there sometime in 1989. Eva Valley is approximately 30kms by unsealed road from Barunga and is an outstation of that community. The Aboriginal settlement is a short distance from these station houses.

One of the main streets of Beswick, now often referred to as Wugularr - Barunga and Wugularr form a single local government at the present time, although they are located about 30kms distant from one another, connected by a mostly unsealed road.

One of the main streets of Beswick, now often referred to as Wugularr - Barunga and Wugularr form a single local government at the present time, although they are located about 30kms distant from one another, connected by a mostly unsealed road.

One of the main streets of Beswick, now often referred to as Wugularr - Barunga and Wugularr form a single local government at the present time, although they are located about 30kms distant from one another, connected by a mostly unsealed road.

One of the main streets of Beswick, now often referred to as Wugularr - Barunga and Wugularr form a single local government at the present time, although they are located about 30kms distant from one another, connected by a mostly unsealed road.

In the foreground is the new structure which will house the store -- in fact, they have begun moving into it already before Christmas -- the store is located behind diesel tanks to the right of the photograph.

In the foreground is the new structure which will house the store -- in fact, they have begun moving into it already before Christmas -- the store is located behind diesel tanks to the right of the photograph.

Curran Martin (left) and Graham Lawrence (right) pretending to shoot an animal with a bow and arrow. Graham has made a bow and arrow out of a twig and string.

Entrance to Wugularr, previously known as Beswick and Beswick station. The sign states that visitors must have a permit to enter the community.

Concrete and Aluminium housing in Barunga.

Photographs taken during Dr Linda Ellanna's fieldwork in Bulman, Northern Territory under a grant from NARU to study economic development in Aboriginal communities (57 photos) Photographer: Dr Michael Levin

Photographs taken during Dr Linda Ellanna's fieldwork in Bulman, Northern Territory under a grant from NARU to study economic development in Aboriginal communities (57 photos) Photographer: Dr Michael Levin

Graham Lawrence (left) and Errol Martin (right) getting their photograph taken at Bulman school.

Rivien Ashley (left, giving the peace sign) and Heather Lindsay (right), visiting with NARU researchers after school.

Eunice Martin (left) and Sharon Forbes (right) allowing NARU researchers to take their photographs on the school trampoline after school -- Sharon is giving the peace sign.

Denise Lawrence (left) and Eunice Martin (right) posing for photograph for NARU researchers at the school.

Bulman's main street looking south from the Gulin Doona Women's Resource centre.

Old Gulperin Cattle Company station manager's house which has been refurbished as Gulin Doona Women's Resource Centre at Bulman. Nellie Camfoo has been the woman primarily involved in the renovation and planning for the women's centre, which has not yet officially opened at the time of this photograph in mid-October, 1988.

Old Gulperin Cattle Company station manager's house which has been refurbished as Gulin Doona Women's Resource Centre at Bulman. Nellie Camfoo has been the woman primarily involved in the renovation and planning for the women's centre, which has not yet officially opened at the time of this photograph in mid-October, 1988.

Buffalo in the Bulman holding yards, awaiting shipment to the Katherine abattoir.

Views of the nearly full buffalo and cattle holding pen near the community of Bulman.

Independent catcher unloading buffalo and cattle into holding yards near the community of Bulman. The holding yards are the facility of Gulin Gulin Cattle company.

Independent catcher unloading buffalo and cattle into holding yards near the community of Bulman. The holding yards are the facility of Gullin Cattle company.

Bulman buffalo and cattle yards near the community.

All teachers and students at Bulman school October 19, 1989.

All teachers and students attending Bulman school posing for a school photograph. October 19, 1988.

All teachers and students attending Bulman school on October 19, 1988.

Preschool teacher Christine Camfoo, and teachers Judy King, Robert Picton. Bulman School.

Jerome Camfoo (left) and Leticia Camfoo (right) -- they are brother and sister and their mother, Christine Camfoo, teaches preschool in Bulman.

Graham Lawrence (left) and Errol Martin (right) getting photograph taken at Bulman school.

Heather Lindsay (left) and Julian Kelly (right) at the Bulman school - Heather's brother, Peter, is an excellent student and artist and is now attending St. Johns boarding school in Darwin.

Vanessa Murray (left) and Rivien Ashley posing for photographs.

Juanita Ryan (left) and Dianne Hall (right, visiting from Ngukurr) getting photographs taken at Bulman school.

Curran Martin (left) and Lydia Lawrence (right, visiting from Maningrida) getting photographs taken at Bulman school.

Sharon Forbes (left) and Sebastian Bowden (right) posing for photographs at the school.

Denise Lawrence (left) and Eunice Martin (right) posing for photographs for NARU fieldworkers at the Bulman school.

Bernadotte Hall (left, from Ngukurr) and Patrina Forbes (right) posing for photographs at the Bulman School - the Hall family were visiting Bulman while attempting to set up an outstation.

Dianthia Murray (left) and Loretta Lindsay (right) posing for photographs at the school.

Randall Campion (left) and Stuart Martin (right) getting photographs taken at the Bulman school by NARU fieldworkers.

Serena Kelly (left) and Margaret Lindsay (right) posing for photographs on the veranda of the Bulman school for NARU fieldworkers.

Cookie Camfoo (left) and Gillian Campion (right) getting photographs taken at the school by NARU fieldworkers.

Eunice Martin (left) and Sharon Forbes (right) posing for fieldworkers on the trampoline at Bulman.

Rivien Ashley performing for fieldworkers on the trampoline at the Bulman school.

Rivien Ashley jumping dexterously on the trampoline at the school in Bulman.

NARU fieldworkers Land Cruiser parked at the school with a view of the main street of Bulman.

Looking from the school back to the main street of the Bulman community. Power lines from the community generator are visible as are examples of common housing types.

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Handbook of the British Solomon Islands Protectorate with returns up to 31st March, 1911, Tulagi, 1911

Typescripts of three stories: 'Soei (an orphan)', 5pp; 'Kananimono', 2pp ; 'The Gilbert Islands', 10pp

Twelve reprinted articles from the Annals and Magazine of Natural History, 1884 - 1897

Lepidoptera rhopalocera [a typescript list of butterflies with references to scholarly articles and where butterflies were identified]. 8pp, 2 copies

Memoranda on entomology commencing 1919, taken at 'The Grinstead' in the Parish of Cowfall in the County of Sussex, by Charles Morris Woodford

Manuscript notes on Woodford's trip to the Gilbert Islands, no date

Queensland Teachers Union deposit 3

Correspondence and unpublished manuscripts of Sione Latukefu

Photographic prints from Kaironk Valley, Papua New Guinea

Slides from fieldwork in the Kaironk Valley, Papua New Guinea

Correspondence

Notebook with duplicate paper containing copies of letters, diary entries, sketches, lists of botanical specimens and research notes from Kaironk Valley fieldwork

Field notebook from AMRAD expedition 1999 to Kaironk Valley, Papua New Guinea

Field notebook from AMRAD expedition 1998 to Kaironk Valley , Papua New Guinea

Field notebook from Kaironk 1993 expedition

Australian Agricultural Company (Australian Office) deposit 9

Marie Reay anthropology collection

Builders' Labourers' Federation Federal Office deposit

Articles from learned journals and some correspondence, especially relating to natural history

Renovation project going on at Eva Valley. Eva Valley is part of Jawoyn lands and the tourism project is being headed by the Barunga-Wugularr Local Government. Since this photograph was taken, a camping facility and swimming pool have also been constructed for tourists.

Renovation project going on at Eva Valley. Eva Valley is part of Jawoyn lands and the tourism project is being headed by the Barunga-Wugularr Local Government. Since this photograph was taken, a camping facility and swimming pool have also been constructed for tourists.

One of the main streets of Beswick, now often referred to as Wugularr - Barunga and Wugularr form a single local government at the present time, although they are located about 30kms distant from one another, connected by a mostly unsealed road.

One of the main streets of Beswick, now often referred to as Wugularr - Barunga and Wugularr form a single local government at the present time, although they are located about 30kms distant from one another, connected by a mostly unsealed road.

In the foreground is the new structure which will house the store -- in fact, they have begun moving into it already before Christmas -- the store is located behind diesel tanks to the right of the photograph.

Curran Martin (left) and Graham Lawrence (right) pretending to shoot an animal with a bow and arrow. Graham has made a bow and arrow out of a twig and string.

Entrance to Wugularr, previously known as Beswick and Beswick station. The sign states that visitors must have a permit to enter the community.

Concrete and Aluminium housing in Barunga.

Photographs taken during Dr Linda Ellanna's fieldwork in Bulman, Northern Territory under a grant from NARU to study economic development in Aboriginal communities (57 photos) Photographer: Dr Michael Levin

Graham Lawrence (left) and Errol Martin (right) getting their photograph taken at Bulman school.

Rivien Ashley (left, giving the peace sign) and Heather Lindsay (right), visiting with NARU researchers after school.

Eunice Martin (left) and Sharon Forbes (right) allowing NARU researchers to take their photographs on the school trampoline after school -- Sharon is giving the peace sign.

Denise Lawrence (left) and Eunice Martin (right) posing for photograph for NARU researchers at the school.

Bulman's main street looking south from the Gulin Doona Women's Resource centre.

Bulman's main street looking south from the Gulin Doona Women's Resource centre.

Buffalo in the Bulman holding yards, awaiting shipment to the Katherine abattoir.

Views of the nearly full buffalo and cattle holding pen near the community of Bulman.

Views of the nearly full buffalo and cattle holding pen near the community of Bulman.

Independent catcher unloading buffalo and cattle into holding yards near the community of Bulman. The holding yards are the facility of Gulin Gulin Cattle company.

Independent catcher unloading buffalo and cattle into holding yards near the community of Bulman. The holding yards are the facility of Gullin Cattle company.

Bulman buffalo and cattle yards near the community.

All teachers and students at Bulman school October 19, 1989.

All teachers and students attending Bulman school posing for a school photograph. October 19, 1988.

All teachers and students attending Bulman school posing for a school photograph. October 19, 1988.

All teachers and students attending Bulman school on October 19, 1988.

All teachers and students attending Bulman school on October 19, 1988.

Preschool teacher Christine Camfoo, and teachers Judy King, Robert Picton. Bulman School.

Jerome Camfoo (left) and Leticia Camfoo (right) -- they are brother and sister and their mother, Christine Camfoo, teaches preschool in Bulman.

Graham Lawrence (left) and Errol Martin (right) getting photograph taken at Bulman school.

Heather Lindsay (left) and Julian Kelly (right) at the Bulman school - Heather's brother, Peter, is an excellent student and artist and is now attending St. Johns boarding school in Darwin.

Vanessa Murray (left) and Rivien Ashley posing for photographs.

Juanita Ryan (left) and Dianne Hall (right, visiting from Ngukurr) getting photographs taken at Bulman school.

Curran Martin (left) and Lydia Lawrence (right, visiting from Maningrida) getting photographs taken at Bulman school.

Sharon Forbes (left) and Sebastian Bowden (right) posing for photographs at the school.

Denise Lawrence (left) and Eunice Martin (right) posing for photographs for NARU fieldworkers at the Bulman school.

Bernadotte Hall (left, from Ngukurr) and Patrina Forbes (right) posing for photographs at the Bulman School - the Hall family were visiting Bulman while attempting to set up an outstation.

Bernadotte Hall (left, from Ngukurr) and Patrina Forbes (right) posing for photographs at the Bulman School - the Hall family were visiting Bulman while attempting to set up an outstation.

Dianthia Murray (left) and Loretta Lindsay (right) posing for photographs at the school.

Randall Campion (left) and Stuart Martin (right) getting photographs taken at the Bulman school by NARU fieldworkers.

Serena Kelly (left) and Margaret Lindsay (right) posing for photographs on the veranda of the Bulman school for NARU fieldworkers.

Serena Kelly (left) and Margaret Lindsay (right) posing for photographs on the veranda of the Bulman school for NARU fieldworkers.

Cookie Camfoo (left) and Gillian Campion (right) getting photographs taken at the school by NARU fieldworkers.

Cookie Camfoo (left) and Gillian Campion (right) getting photographs taken at the school by NARU fieldworkers.

Eunice Martin (left) and Sharon Forbes (right) posing for fieldworkers on the trampoline at Bulman.

Rivien Ashley performing for fieldworkers on the trampoline at the Bulman school.

Rivien Ashley jumping dexterously on the trampoline at the school in Bulman.

NARU fieldworkers Land Cruiser parked at the school with a view of the main street of Bulman.

Looking from the school back to the main street of the Bulman community. Power lines from the community generator are visible as are examples of common housing types.

Looking from the school back to the main street of the Bulman community. Power lines from the community generator are visible as are examples of common housing types.

Caravan belonging to Nancy Murray and her son, Francis - parked near the school demountables.

Photograph of trampolines purchased by the Bulman school teachers for use of the children.

Field drawing – possibly Buang Merabak, New Ireland, Papua New Guinea

Maps – Papua New Guinea

Field drawings – Buang Merabak, New Ireland, Papua New Guinea

Field drawings – Buang Merabak, New Ireland, Papua New Guinea

Drawings – Buang Merabak, New Ireland, Papua New Guinea

Photographs and notes relating to stone artefacts in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea

Photographs and negatives – Buang Merabak, New Ireland, Papua New Guinea excavations

Photographs – unidentified area in New Ireland