[Anthropological Society of Victoria, annual report 1969-70]

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Series[UMA-SR-000001104] Official materials of the Anthropological Society of VictoriaAccession[1987.0162] Papers of the Leeper FamilyIdentifierUMA-ITE-1987016200009Scope and ContentAnnual report for year ending 30 June 1970 [10 copies, 1 with corrections]. Includes information relating to membership, meetings, publications, events and excursions. Includes mention of presentations [not included] by: Graeme Pretty on "Southern Highlands of Papua"; Mr. Noel Wallace on "Nickel Mining as a Threat to the Pitjanjatjara" [with slides of the Wingellina area and its people]; Mr Clarke on "Rock-paintings at Mootwingie, N.S.W."; Dr Elder on "Magnetic Island [QLD]"; Rev. A. F. Ellemor on "The background to the Gove Situation"; Dr Alexander Gallus on "Excavations in the Koonald Cave"; Mr Davidson on "Bark paintings"; Mrs White on "Aboriginal Woman: Pawn or Partner?".
KEYWORDS: Vivian Collection [photographic negatives, Papua New Guinea]; Tadgell Collection; Natural History Medallion; Mankind [journal]; ANZAAS; Conservation Council of Victoria; National Library Canberra; Gove bauxite legal case.Access StatusOpen for public accessRequest TypeRequest unitUnit1987.0162 Unit 0001

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CreatorLeeper FamilyRoleProvenance

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Date1970

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Previous System ID1987.0162.00009

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Feature CollectionIndigenous Cultural Heritage in the University of Melbourne Archives

Subjects

SubjectAboriginal AustraliansArt - Rock artLand rights - Mining industryReligions - Christianity - MissionsSites - ExcavationsSites - Sacred sitesIndigenous AustraliansFirst PeoplesSubject (Place)Yirrkala (East Arnhem Land SD53-04)Pukatja / Ernabella (SA Central Australia SG53-09)Mutawintji / Mootwingee / Mutanie (NW NSW SH54-15)Wingellina (Central WA Warburton SG52-10)

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[Anthropological Society of Victoria, annual report 1969-70]