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Documentary produced by the Australian Commonwealth Film Unit describing the functions of the University, Professors of Research Schools explain the works and objects of their schools, including medicine, Pacific studies, physics, social sciences, also includes ceremonies, Mount Stromlo Observatory, JB Chifley.

Documentary produced by the Australian Commonwealth Film Unit surveys the teaching and research facilities at the University including microbiology, botany, geophysics, English, law, archaeology, Indonesian literature, zoology, demography, astronomy and political science.

This film relates to a collaboration between Stan Ostoja-Kotkowski and Don Banks who were ANU Creative Arts Fellows in 1971 and 1972. ‘Synchronos 72’ was a laser light show where one could ‘hear the colours and see the sounds’.

25min running time. Produced by R J Moses.

Originally titled "3" as was written on the exterior of the film can.

Originally titled "2" as was written on the exterior of the film can.

Originally titled "1" as was written on the exterior of the film can.

Originally titled "4" as was written on the exterior of the film can.

Originally titled "4" as written on the exterior of the film can.

Originally titled "6" as written on the exterior of the film can.

Originally titled "7" as written on the exterior of the film can.

Originally titled "Chipping of Axe Blanks" as that was written on the exterior of the film can. Also noted in marker "Not too informative"

Originally titled "9" as written on the exterior of the film can. Also marked "Christensen"

Originally titled "Pandanus Cooking & Brisstle Cutting & Pig Butchering" as written on the exterior of the box. Also noted "Exposed D4."

Originally titled "Axe handle Abiamp" as written on the exterior of the film box.

Originally titled "Koipaka funeral and Manim creek" as written on the exterior of the film box. Also annotated "121" and "exposed."

Originally titled "Bipolar flaking" as written on the exterior of the film box.

Originally titled "Climbing up trees and cutting pandanus, & Wurup scenes" as written on the exterior of the film box.

Originally titled "15" as written on the exterior of the film box.

Originally titled "Cutting tree with stone axe, Manim" as written on the exterior of the film box. Additional handwritten notes present but illegible.

Originally titled "Pigs and head bashing, singeing and cooking pits" as written on the exterior of the film box. Also noted on box "exposed."

Originally titled "Axe polishing" as written on the exterior of the film box.

Originally titled "Old Kopi man making axe handle & stripping rattan" as written on the exterior of the film box.

Originally titled "Attaching axe & socket to handle" as written on the exterior of the film box.

Originally titled "Clearing for house. Quarrying (throwing)" as written on the exterior of the film box.

Originally titled "Funeral at Koibika" as written on the exterior of the film box. Also noted on box "Shows man with no finger also."

Originally titled "Making palm thread and sewing hut" as written on the exterior of the film box. Also noted "Bad focusing."

Originally titled "Bark cloth" as written on the exterior of the film can. Additional notes not legible.

Originally titled "Old Roni man cutting handle & socket basic with steel axe. Also cutting & stripping fig bark" as written on the exterior of the film box.

Originally titled "Making axe socket. Adzing scenes" as written on the exterior of the film box.

Originally titled "Making socket and handle for stone axe. Sharpening spear" as written on the exterior of the film box.

Originally titled "28" as written on the exterior of the film box.

Originally titled "29" as written on the exterior of the film box. Also noted "Christensen 100 plus x B&W."

Originally titled "30" as written on the exterior of the film box. Also noted "Christensen 100 plus x B&W."

Noted on film can "1x16mm black & white print"

Originally titled "Roll 27" as written on the exterior of the film can. Also labelled "ANU untitled B&W with print."