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Important Authors/Titles in this volume include:
Mountford, Charles P.,
Rock Engravings at Koonawara, Western New South Wales.
Contents: Records of the South Australian Museum (14.2) 1962. Pp: 245-248; 1 fig; Summary, introduction, acknowledgments, references.
Description: This paper records a number of rock engravings at Koonawara.
Keywords: Rock engravings, Australia, Aboriginal, Koonawara, western New South Wales, human figures and footprints, head-dresses, bird tracks.
Author-Paper Code: MOUN01-P004.
Tindale, Norman B.,
Geographical Knowledge of the Kaiadilt People of Bentinck Island, Queensland.
Contents: Records of the South Australian Museum (14.2) 1962. Pp: 259-296; 4 b/w, 1 fig, 1 map(fd).; Summary, introduction, acknowledgments, references cited, description of plates.
Description: This paper gives an account of the native geography of Bentinck Island and its vicinity, the home of the Kaiadilt, an isolated Aboriginal tribe of eight hordes. There is a map showing the place names and general configuration of their country. There is a summary of the history of early contacts and a general description of the geography of parts of the island visited by the author during May 1960.
Keywords: Geography, history, social anthropology, Australia, Queensland, Gulf of Carpentaria, Bentinck Island, Aboriginal, Kaiadilt tribe, discovery, contact.
Author-Paper Code: TIND01-P002.
Tindale, Norman B.,
Some Population Changes among the Kaiadilt People of Bentinck Island, Queensland.
Contents: Records of the South Australian Museum (14.2) 1962. Pp: 297-336; 4 b/w, 2 fig, 2 tab.; Summary, introduction, appendix A.
Description: This paper records the rise, and the decline of a small isolated population of Australian aborigines on Bentinck Island in the Gulf of Carpentaria.
Keywords: Social anthropology, Australia, Queensland, Gulf of Carpentaria, Bentinck Island, Kaiadilt people, population controls, density, list of inhabitants.
Author-Paper Code: TIND01-P003.
Mountford, Charles P.,
Sacred Objects of the Pitjandjara Tribe, Western Central Australia.
Contents: Records of the South Australian Museum (14.2) 1962. Pp: 397-411; 5 fig.; Introduction, acknowledgments, summary, literature cited.
Description: This paper records the designs, the meanings, and to a limited degree, the myths belonging to twenty-one sacred objects of the Pitjandjara tribe of western central Australia.
Keywords: Social anthropology, Westen Central Australia, Aboriginal, Pitjandjara, sacred objects, kulpidji, beliefs, tjurunga, Aranda, totemic place, Kikingura, Windulka, Tjukula, Katatjuta, Pungalunga, Mingiri.
Author-Paper Code: MOUN01-P005.
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