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Armed Forces [KXA.1] GORDON, Harry KXA.1/SAUN/G The Embarrassing Australian: the story of an Aboriginal warrior. Melbourne, Lansdowne Press, 1962. 1.Saunders, Reg, Capt. 2.Aboriginals in Armed Forces. #2002.541 (1192) ABORIGINAL history: KXA.1/ABOR(a)-(b) Aborigines in the Services. Special ed., vol.16, nos.1-2, 1992. Canberra, Aboriginal History Inc., 1992. ISSN 0314-8769 (2 copies) 1.Aboriginals in Armed Forces. 2. Aboriginals – Periodicals. #1998.041; #2005.70 (1166)
GUNGIL JINDIBAH CENTRE KXB.GUNG Learning from the past: Aboriginal perspectives on the effects and implications of welfare policies and practices on Aboriginal families in New South Wales. Lismore, the Centre (S.C.U.), 1994. ISBN 0-7310-4228-x. Photocopy only. 1. Aboriginals – Welfare. 2. Aboriginals – Discrimination. I. South Cross University. #2006.29.1 (2205)
NSW Government response: report of the National Inquiry into the separation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from their families. Sydney, the Dept., 1997. 1. Aboriginals – History. 2. Aboriginals – Discrimination. 3. Torres Strait Islands – History. #2006.33.1 (2223)
AUSTRALIAN HERITAGE COMMISSION KXC/AUST/A Special Aboriginal places. Canberra, the author, 1991. 1.Aboriginals – Culture. #2001.183 (1810) AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR UNESCO KXC/AUST/U Australian Aboriginal culture. Sydney, A.G.P.S., c.1957. 1. Aboriginals – Life and Customs. 2. Aboriginals – Culture. #2002.427 (1317)
Australian Aboriginal culture. Canberra, AGPS for the Commission, 1973. ISBN 0-644-02923-4 1. Aboriginals – Life and Customs. 2. Aboriginals – Culture. #2003.167.2 (2038)
The Wrightson list, by Patricia and Peter Wrightson. Sydney, Random House, 1998. ISBN 0-09-182951-8. 1.Aboriginals – Legends. – Bibliography. I. Wrightson, Peter, jt. author. #1999.128.2 (1560)
Daughters of The Dreaming. 2nd ed. Sydney, Allen & Unwin, 1993. ISBN 1-86373-441-4. 1. Aboriginals – Social Life and Customs. #2002.146.1 (2176)
The Aboriginal Australians: the first pioneers, by C.H. and R.M. Berndt. Rev. ed. Melbourne, Pitman, 1983. ISBN 0-85896-916-5. Note: Mainly related to Northern Australian Aboriginals. 1.Aboriginals – Northern Australia. 2.Aboriginals – Social Life and Customs. I. Berndt, Ronald M., jt. author. #2000.001 (1424) BERNDT, Catherine H. 301.29/BER KXC/BERN The Barbarians; an anthropological view, by C.H. & Ronald M. Berndt. London, Penguin, 1973. 1.Culture, Primitive. 2.Aboriginals – Culture. I. Berndt, Ronald, jt.author. [Reference: Primitive Culture] #2000.039/1 (1349)
Art styles of the Bundjalung: their spiritual and cultural significance. Mullumbimby, the author, 1998. 1.Bundajalung Nation – Culture. 2.Aboriginals – Culture. 3.Art, Aboriginal. #1999.120 (1425)
Archaeological and Aboriginal significance of the New South Wales rainforests. Canberra, Dept. of Environment and Planning, 1984. 1.Aboriginals – Culture. 2. Aboriginals – Archaeology. 3.Rainforests – N.S.W. #1997.111 (1174)
The Broadbeach aboriginal burial ground: an archaeological analysis. No publishing details. 1.Aboriginals – Queensland. 2.Aboriginals – Burials and Burial Grounds. #1982.4888 (733)
A Brief guide to managing bora grounds [supplement]. Lismore, the author, n.d. 1.Aboriginals – Bora Grounds – Management. #2002.422 (729)
The Australian Aborigines: how to understand them. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1966. 1.Aboriginals – Culture. 2.Aboriginals – Life and Customs. 3.Aboriginals – Prehistory. #2001.66.1 (1761)
The Australian aborigines. 2nd ed. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1954. 1.Aboriginals – Culture. 2.Aboriginals – Life and Customs. 3.Aboriginals – Pre-history. #1955.626a (730)
Aboriginal men of high degree. 2nd ed. Brisbane, University of Queensland, 1977. [2 copies] 1.Aboriginals – Culture. 2.Aboriginals – Life and Customs. 3.Aboriginals – Pre-history. #1977.4550; #2005.67 (731)
Aboriginal men of high degree: initiation and sorcery in the world’s oldest tradition. 2nd ed. [i.e. 3rd?] Rochester, U.S.A., Inner Traditions, 1994. 1. Aboriginals – Culture. 2. Aboriginals – Life and Customs. #2005.125 (2049)
The Dendroglyphs, or “carved trees” of New South Wales. Sydney, Govt. Pr., 1918. Photocopy only. 1. Carved trees. [Reference: Dendroglyphs]. 2. Aboriginals – Culture. #2005.207.0 (2224) HARNEY, W.E. (Bill) KXC/HARN Ritual and behaviour at Ayers Rock. Reprinted from “Oceania”, September 1960, vol.31, no.1. 1. Aboriginals - Ayers Rock – Culture. 2. Aboriginals – Periodicals. I. Oceania, v.31, no.1, September 1960. #2005.92 (2053)
Tales from the Aborigines [and] Content to lie in the sun. Sydney, Seal Books, 1995. 1.Aboriginals – Legends. 2.Aboriginals – Northern Australia. I. Title: Content to lie in the sun. #2001.202 (1768)
Folklore of the Australian aborigines. Sydney, Hennessey, Harper & Co., 1899. 1.Aboriginals – Legends. #1955.787i (1555)
The Dreamtime: Australian Aboriginal myths, with illustrations by Ainslie Roberts. Adelaide, Rigby, 1970. 1.Aboriginals – Legends. I. Roberts, Ainslie, illus. #2001.159.3 (1790)
by 11 Aboriginal students at Bowraville Annexe of Macksville TAFE. Bowraville, Jiirrgan Gayi (Bower Bird Speaks), 1991. ISBN 0-646-07530-0 1. Aboriginals – Stories. 2. Aboriginals – Legends. I. Jiirrgan Gayi. #2003.167.1 (2072)
Records of times past: ethno historical essays on the culture and ecology of the New England tribes. Canberra, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 1978. ISBN 0-85575-067-7 1. Aboriginals – Cultural. 2. Aboriginals – Ecology. I. Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. #2005.97 (2057)
Aboriginal legends from Eastern Australia. Sydney, Reed, 1968. 1.Aboriginals – Legends – Eastern Australia. #1968.3449 (746)
Our land, our spirit: Aboriginal sites of North Coast, New South Wales, by Jolanda Nayutah and Gail Finlay. Lismore, North Coast Institute for Aboriginal Community Education, 1988. ISBN 0-909210-28-1. 1.Aboriginals – North Coast District – Sacred Sites. 2.Aboriginals – Sacred Sites. I. Finlay, Gail, jt. author. II. North Coast Institute for Aboriginal Community Education, Lismore. #1993.73a (744)
[collection of articles from various sources obtained for the Society by Mrs Louise Daley]. 3 v. Lismore, Richmond River Historical Society, 1955. Contents: v.1. [Photocopies from New York Public Library] a. Mathews, R.H.: Wandarral of Richmond and Clarence River Tribes (Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria, v.10, 1897, pp.29-42); b. Mathews, R.H.: Bullroarers of the Australian Aborigines (Journal of the Anthropological Institute, London, v.27, pp.52-60); c. Howitt, A.W.: Notes on Australian message sticks and messengers (Journal of the Anthropological Institute, London, v.18, pp.314-332). v.2. [Typewritten copies] a. Leyburn, James E.: List of the tribes of New South Wales from Handbook of ethnology, by J.E. Leyburn; b. Davidson, D.S. An Ethnic map of Australia with text [text only copies], from Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, no.79, 1938, p.647; c. Scott, William: The Port Stephens blacks, recollections of William Scott, prepared by Gordon Bennett, published by the Chronicle Office, Dungog, N.S.W., 1929; d. Thorpe, W.W.: Australian tribal names and their synonyms, from Records of the Australian Museum, v.8, 1910-1913, p.161; e. Mathews, R.H.: Notes on some native tribes of Australia; read before the Royal Society of N.S.W., November 7th, 1906 [extract only]; f. Mathews, R.H.: Ethnological Notes on the Aboriginal to Newcastle and back to the plains [extract only], from Journal of the Royal Society of N.S.W., v.38, 1904, pp.233; i. Spencer, Baldwin, Sir: Wanderings in Wild Australia [extract only], London, McMillan, 1928; j. Mathews, R.H. Wandarral of Clarence and Richmond river tribes [extract of above]; l. Mathews, R.H.: Message sticks used by the Aborigines of Australia, from The American anthropologist, journal of the Anthropological Society of Washington, v.8, 1897, pp.288-297; m. Howitt, A.W.: Message sticks of the Aborigines [extract only from above]; n. Byrne, P.M.: Note on customs connected with the use of the so-called Kurdaitcha shoes of Central Australia, from Proceedings of the royal society of Victoria, v.8, 1895, p.65. o. Mathews, R.H.: Stone implements used by the Aborigines of N.S.W. [extract only], from Journal and Proceedings of the Royal Society of N.S.W., v.28, pp.301-305. p. Mathews, R.H. & Enright, W.J.: Rock paintings and carvings of the Aborigines of N.S.W., from Reports of the Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science, v.6, pp.624-637. q. Mathews, R.H.: The Toara ceremony of the Dippil tribes of Queensland, from American anthropologist, v.2 (new series), pp.139-144. v.3. [Photocopies of articles by Mathews, R.H.] a. Aboriginal tribes of N.S.W. and Victoria [excerpts only]; b. Division of Queensland Aborigines; c. Message sticks of the Aborigines of Australia [plate & plate description only]; d. The Thoorga and Yookumbill languages. 1.Aboriginals – Richmond River District. 2.Aboriginals – Clarence River District. 3. Aboriginals – Australia. #1955.524.1-3 (723) NEW SOUTH WALES. National Parks & Wildlife Service KXC/NSW In sad but loving memory: Aboriginal burials and cemeteries of the last 200 years in New South Wales. Sydney, the author, 1998. 1.Aboriginals – Burials and Burial Grounds. 2.Cemeteries – N.S.W. – Burials (Aboriginal). #1998.090 (1558)
Batson’s Quarry proposed extraction site: submission by Nunarng Cultural Sanctuary. Byron Bay, Nunarny Cultural Sanctuary, n.d. 1.Aboriginals – Cultural Sites – Broken Head. 2.Quarries – Broken Head. 3.Batson’s Quarry, Broken Head. I. Nunarny Cultural Sanctuary. #2002.431 (1552)
New dream – old law: radio interview Bay-FM with Lindy, author Di Morrissey and Lorraine Mafi-Williams, 7th December 1997: [including two poems]. No publishing details. 1 Aboriginals – Cultural sites. 2.Aboriginals – Social Life and Customs. I. Nunarng Cultural Sanctuary. II. Morrissey, Di. #2002.419 (1553)
New dream – old law: [interviews including New dream-old law; Batson’s Quarry Proposed Extraction Site; Enough is Enough; and Interview with Doug]. 1.Aboriginals – Cultural Sites. 2.Aboriginals – Social Life and Customs. 3.Quarries – Broken Head. I. Nunarny Cultural Sanctuary. #2002.430 (1554)
A discussion paper. Grafton, Dept. of Planning, 1989. (2 copies) 1.Aboriginals – Heritage. 2.Aboriginals – Culture. #1997.112.1 & 2 (1315)
Oxford companion to Aboriginal art and culture, edited by Sylvia Kleinert and Margo Neale. Melbourne, O.U.P., 2000. 1.Aboriginals – Culture. 2.Art, Aboriginal. I. Neale, Margo, jt. ed. #2002.95.2 (1909)
[a reprint from Parks and Wildlife, vol.2, no.5] ISSN 0310-6756. 1.Aboriginals – N.S.W. 2.Aboriginals – Sacred Sites. I. Parks and Wildlife, vol.2, no.5. #1981.4868 (721)
Australian legendary tales. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1953. 1.Aboriginals – Legends. #1999.128.3 (1559)
Aboriginal myths and legends. Melbourne, Sun Books, 1966. ISBN 0-7251-0026-5. (2 copies) 1.Aboriginals – Legends. #1981.4832; 2000.039.2 (758)
The Man who sold his Dreaming. Adelaide, Rigby, 1977. Photocopy only. First published 1965. 1. Aboriginals – Legends. #2005.99 (2070) ROWLEY, C.D. KXC/ROWL(a)-(b) The Destruction of Aboriginal society. Melbourne, Penguin, 1972. ISBN 0-14-021452-6 (2 copies) 1.Aboriginals – Social Life and Customs. 2.Aboriginals – Culture. #2000.035; #2005.86 (1429)
Aboriginal legends: animal tales. Sydney, Reed, 1978. ISBN 0-589-50018-x. 1.Aboriginals – Legends. #1978.4595b (753)
Aboriginal myths: tales of the Dreamtime. Sydney, Reed, 1978. 1.Aboriginals – Legends. #1978.4595c (754)
The nearest the white man gets Marrickville, NSW, 1989 98p; drawings, 21cm. ISBN 0 86806 379 7 1. Aboriginal Australian – Legends. 2. Aboriginal Australians - Social life and customs. #2007.135.1 RYAN, John S., ed. KXC/RYAN Australian fantasy and folklore. Armidale, UNE, 1981. ISBN 0-95934-359-2. Study course on folklore, the literature, and Aboriginal in particular. 1. Aboriginals – Legends and Folklore. 2. Folklore – Australia. #2003.221 (2283) SIMPSON, Colin KXC/SIMP(a)-(b) Adam in ochre: inside aboriginal Australia. 3rd ed. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1954. (2 copies) 1.Aboriginals – Northern Australia. #1955.626b; 2002.411 (763)
Children of the Dreamtime: traditional family life in Aboriginal Australia. Melbourne, Penguin, 1983. ISBN 0-670-90158-x. Previously published as Children of the Wilderness. 1.Aboriginals – Photographs. 2.Aboriginals – Northern Australia. I. Title: Children of the Wilderness. #1999.035 (1432) WELLS, Robins 306.08999 KXC/WELL In the tracks of a rainbow: indigenous culture and legends of the Sunshine Coast Sunshine Beach, Qld, Gullirae Books, 2003. 130 p, ill.; 26 cm. ISBN 0958085404 1. Aboriginal Australians - Sunshine Coast - Social life and customs. 2. Aboriginal Australians - Sunshine Coast - Legends. #2009.5.1 WILSON, Helen, ed 994.43 KXC/WILS Belonging in the rainbow region: cultural perspectives on the NSW North Coast Lismore, Southern Cross University Press, c2003. 308 p; ill., 26 cm. ISBN 1875855610 1. North Coast- Social life and customs. 2. Aborigines – Culture. #2007.144.1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Education [KXD] NEW SOUTH WALES. Dept. of Education KXD/CABB(a)-(b) History of Cabbage Tree Island Public School, compiled by the Records Section of the Dept. of Education. Sydney, the Dept., 1992. Bound by R.R.H.S., 1999. 1.Cabbage Tree Island – History. 2.Schools – Cabbage Tree Island. 3.Aboriginals – Education. 4.Cabbage Tree Island Public School – History. #2002.423; #n.n. (1498)
Matron E.A.C. Hiscocks of Cootamundra Girls Training Home [extract from Dawn: a magazine for the Aboriginal people of New South Wales, May 1967, pp.1-2, together with letters and copies of certificates. 1.Aboriginals – Education. 2.Hiscocks, E.A.C., Matron. 3.Cootamundra Girls Training Home. I. Dawn: a magazine for the Aboriginal people of N.S.W. #1998.033/1-4 (1310)
Aboriginal school register of admissions, Cubawee, 1942-1963. Photocopy 2002. 1.Aboriginals – Education – School Registers. 2.Cubawee Aboriginal Reserve – School Register, 1942-1963. #2002.161.5 (2182)
Aboriginal school register of admissions, Kinchela Creek, 1923-1962. Photocopy 2002. 1.Aboriginals – Education – School Registers. 2.Kinchela Creek Aboriginal Reserve – School Register, 1923-1962. #2002.161.3 (2181)
Policy, practice and prejudice: a history of Aboriginal education focusing on the Aboriginal communities of the Lismore area. Lismore, S.C.U., 1996. Faculty of Arts Honours thesis. 1.Aboriginals – Education – Lismore District. 2.Aboriginals – Race Relations – Lismore District. [Reference: Aboriginals – Prejudice See Aboriginals – Race Relations] #1997.046 (1089) NEW SOUTH WALES. Dept. of Education KXD/RICH Aboriginal school correspondence files for Cabbage Tree Island, Coraki, Cubawee, Dunoon.. Photocopy 2002. 1.Aboriginals – Education – Correspondence Files. 2.Cubawee Aboriginal Reserve – School Correspondence Files. 2. Coraki Aboriginal Reserve – School Correspondence Files. 3. Cabbage Tree Island Aboriginal Reserve – School Correspondence Files. 4. Dunoon Aboriginal Reserve – School Correspondence Files. #2002.161.2 (2180)
Stony Gully Aboriginal School correspondence from 1907. Photocopy 2002. 1.Aboriginals – Education – Correspondence Files. 2.Stony Gully Aboriginal Reserve – School Correspondence, 1907-. #2002.161.6 (2183)
Aboriginal school register of admissions, Tabulam. Photocopy 2002. 1.Aboriginals – Education – School Registers. 2. Tabulam Aboriginal Reserve – School Register. #2002.161.4 (2184)
Ulgundahi Aboriginal School correspondence file from 1908. Photocopy 2002. 1.Aboriginals – Education – Correspondence Files. 2.Ulgundahi Aboriginal Reserve – School Correspondence, 1908-. #2002.161.7 (2185)
The first state-wide seminar workshop on Aboriginal studies in schools in New South Wales. Sydney, Sydney University, 1978. 1.Aboriginal Studies – Sources. 2.Aboriginals – Education. #1979.4667 (722)
Aboriginal school register of admissions, Woodenbong 1925-1964. Sydney, the Dept., n.d. (Photocopy 2002) 1. Aboriginals – Woodenbong. 2. Aboriginals – Education – School Registers. 3. Woodenbong Aboriginal Reserve – School Register, 1925-1964. 2002.434 (2186)
NATIONAL NATIVE TITLE TRIBUNAL KXE/BYRO Native title claims: Byron Bay, Baryulgil, Tabulam, Widjubul, Githabul. [Photocopies] 1. Native Title – Northern New South Wales. 2. Aboriginals – Native Title. #2004.68 (2101) GOODALL, Heather KXE/GOOD Invasion to embassy: land in aboriginal politics in New South Wales, 1770-1972. Sydney, Allen & Unwin/Black Books, 1996. ISBN 1-86448-149-8. 1.Aboriginals – Land Rights [Reference: Native Title]. 2.Land Rights. #1997.124 (1164)
Born in the cattle. Sydney, Allen & Unwin, 1987. ISBN 0-04-150084-9. 1.Aboriginals – Northern Australia. 2.Aboriginals – Economic Conditions. 3.Cattle Industry – Northern Territory. #1999.094.3 (1556)
ANDERSON, M. KXR/ANDE Identifying Australia’s racial discrimination against Aboriginal peoples: 56th session, Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. Canberra, Sovereign Union, 2001. 1.Aboriginals – Race Relations. 2.Aboriginals – Discrimination. I. Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. #2002.17 (1783) BANDLER, Faith KXR/BAND Turning the tide: a personal history of the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders. Canberra, Aboriginal Studies Press of Australian Institute for Aboriginal Studies, 1989. 1. Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders. 2. Aboriginals – Social Conditions. 3. Race Relations – Australia. I. Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. #2003.197.2 (2039)
How the English language is used to put Koories down, deny us rights, or is employed as a political tool: [a series of articles]. Melbourne, Monash University, 1989-1993. Contents: 1.Aboriginals – English Language. 2.Aboriginals – Race Relations. 3.English Language – Usage. #2002.420 (1305) ROSSER, Bill KXR/QLD/R Up rode the troopers: the Black Police in Queensland. Brisbane, University of Queensland Press, 1990. 1.Aboriginals – Race Relations – Queensland 2.Police – Queensland – Aboriginals [Reference: Black Police]. #2002.12.20 (1851)
Aboriginal reserves by-laws and human rights. Canberra, A.G.P.S., 1983. (Occasional paper, no.5) 1.Aboriginals – Reserves – By-laws. 2.Aboriginals – Human Rights. #1998.015.2 (1314)
ROWLEY, C.D. KXS/NSW/R Equality by instalments: the Aboriginal householder in rural New South Wales, 1965 and 1980. Canberra, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 1982. 1.Aboriginals – Discrimination. 2.Aboriginals – Housing. 3.Aboriginals – Statistics. I. Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. #1996.31 (1316) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Aboriginals – Languages [KZ] MUURRBAY ABORIGINAL LANGUAGE & CULTURE CO-OPERATIVE KZ/GUMB A dictionary of Gumbaynggir Nambucca Heads, MALCC, 1999. 159p, 30cm. 1.Aboriginals – Languages. 2.Gumbaynggir Language. #2008.51.1 RIDLEY, William, Rev. KZ/KAMI/R Kamilaroi and other Australian languages. Sydney, Govt. Pr., 1875. 1.Aboriginals – Languages. 2.Kamilaroi Language. #1959.2364a (757)
CORCORAN, Barbara 499/GID/C KZB/GIDA/C Gidabal reader, Books 1-5. No publishing details. 5 vols. 1.Aboriginals – Language. 2.Gidabal Language. 3.Bandjulung Language. #1981.4885.1-5 (1242) GEYTENBEEK, Brian KZB/GIDA/G Gidabal grammar and dictionary, by Brian and Helen Geytenbeek. Canberra, 005.60, 1971. ISBN 0-85575-019-7. (Australian Aboriginal studies, no.43) 1.Gidabal Language. 2.Aboriginals – Language – Dictionaries. I. Geytenbeek, Helen, jt. author. II. Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. #1972.3939a (732)
Notes on the Bandjalang Dialect: spoken at Coraki and Bungawalbin Creek, N.S.W. Canberra, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 1971. ISBN 0-085575-021-9. 1.Bundjulung Language. 2.Aboriginals – Language. I. Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. #1972.3939b (1241)
Bundjalung picture book. Lismore, N.R.C.A.E., 1977. 1.Bundjulung Language. 2.Aboriginals – Language. #2002.429 (1376)
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