Last changed 28 July 2009
Warumungu non-linguistic references
Partial, non-uniform coverage
Ordered by year, and alphabetically by author within each year.
This listing has a partial coverage, of historical and ethnographic
(non-linguistic) references
which mention Warumungu. Send additions and corrections to the
compiler, David Nash.
For some further references on song recordings, see
- Moyle, Alice M. 1966. A Handlist of field collections of
recorded music in Australia and Torres Strait. Canberra: Australian
Institute of Aboriginal Studies. xvii+227pp.
AIATSIS Library annotation: Covers all types of recordings (cylinders,
wire, magnetic tape and disc); Lists date of collection, collector,
locality,
tribal area, restricted use, quality rating duration, subject,
instruments,
languages
Hint: To find a particular author's name, or key term, use
your Web browser's Find command.
- 1871
- Giles, Alfred. 1871. Diary 8th July, 1870 to 16th July, 1871: The
Overland Telegraph Expedition. South Australian Archives. * see Giles
1926
- 1885
- Howitt, AW. 1885. Australian group relations. Ann. Rept. Smithsonian Inst. Washington.
1883:797-824. * relays ethnographic information “from Mr Allan M Giles
of Tennant’s Creek” about the "Waramunga" * cf. Watts 1978 * earliest
record of the name
- 1887-90
- Lindsay, David.
1890. Explorations in the Northern Territory of South Australia.
Royal Geographical Society of Australasia. South Australian Branch -- Proceedings, v.2, 1890; [1]-16 *
'Read June 29th, 1887' * p.10: "The Warramunga tribe, of which Cubadgee
is a member, whose country lies between Tennant's and Powell's Creek,
and a considerable distance east and west of the line, seems to have
ten families or divisions regulating the intersexual relations.
One man is chief of the tribe, at whose death the position devolves on
the eldest son, unless he be not of age, when the brother of the
deceased chief acts as regent."
- 1897
- Eylmann, Erhard. 1897. [Australian notebooks]. Held at Deutschen
Kolonial - und Ubersee-Museum zu Bremen. * see Eylmann 1908, Courto 1996
- 1899
- Mathews, R.H. 1899. Correction. Proceedings of the American
Philosophical Society Vol.38 * p.77 Table II 'Warramonga' class names *
for correction see Mathews 1907
- 1899
- Spencer, Baldwin & F.J. Gillen. 1899. The Native Tribes
of Central Australia. London: Macmillan & Co. Ltd.
- 1904
- Spencer, Baldwin & F.J. Gillen. 1904 (1969). The Northern
Tribes of Central Australia. London: Macmillan & Co. Ltd.
Reprinted 1969, Oosterhout, N.B., The Netherlands: Anthropological
Publications. * 'Warramunga'
- 1907
- Mathews, R.H. 1907. Correction [dated] 5 October 1907. Proceedings of the American
Philosophical Society 46, 368. * re
'Warramonga'
class names in Mathews 1899
- 1908
- Eylmann, Erhard. 1908. Die Eingeborenen der Kolonie
Sudaustralien. 494p. Berlin: Dietrich Reimer. * traveller who
stayed at OTS April 1897
* chapters XIV, XIX and XX; selected chapters compiled by Robin Hodgson
translated by Renate Hubel 1994; chapters XVI and XVII also
held in AIATSIS Library at MS 3369 * see Eylmann 1897, Sherlock
1972, Courto 1990, Courto 1996, Schröder 2002, Gerritsen &
Gerritsen 2002
- 1915
- Beckett, J.T. 1915. Report on Aboriginals. [to the Chief
Protector of
Aborigines, Darwin.] 19th June 1915. Pp.26-28 in The Parliament of the
Commonwealth
of Australia. Northern Territory of Australia. Report of the
Administrator
for the Year 1914-15. Melbourne: Victorian Government Printer.
- 1926
- Giles, Alfred. 1926. Exploring in the Seventies and the
Construction of the Overland Telegraph Line. Adelaide: WK Thomas
& Co. (The Register). Facsmile reprint, 1995. Friends of the
State Library of South Australia. * Based on his Diary 8th July, 1870
to 16th July, 1871: The Overland Telegraph Expedition. South Australian
Archives.
- 1930
- Ashwin, Arthur C. 1930 (compiled 1927). From South Australia to
Port Darwin with sheep and cattle. Royal Geographical Society of
Australia S.A.
Branch. Proceedings. 32(1930-31),47-93. * republished in Ashwin 2002
- 1933
- Buchanan, Gordon. 1933. Packhorse and Waterhole. Sydney:
Angus & Robertson.
- 1933-35
- Ashton, George, 1933–35. Journal of George Ashton 12 October 1933
- 20 August 1935. Postmaster, Tennant Creek, Northern Territory.
Photocopy of typescript and manuscript. [ii]+190pp. Copy held by Parks
& Wildlife Commission of the NT, Tennant Creek.
- 1934
- Ashton, George. Letter [dated 22/11/1934] by G. Ashton to C.P.
Mountford. Mortlock Library of South Australiana, item D 5044(L) *
Annotation: "Refers to mining and general conditions and includes a
pencil sketch of Tennant Creek telegraph station made by 'Nat', an
Aboriginal."
- 1934
- Bell, Norman C. 1934. [Report of] Director of Mines and Chief
Warden, pp.34-38 in Report on the Administration of the N.T. for
the Year Ending 30th June 1934. Government Printer.
- 1934
- Linklater, W. [William Miller]. 1934. Native Customs. 31/8/1934.
Native folk law. 28/9/1934. Northern Standard ?
- 1934
- "Murranghi". 1934. Abos as mimics. Northern
Standard 7/8/1934. * mentions
Warra Moonger and Wumbire "manna good you" wild currants
- 1934
- Stanner, W.E.H. 1934. Letters to AP Elkin. Tennant’s Creek. 28
May 1934, June 5 1934, 19 June 1934. Elkin Papers, University of Sydney
Archives.
- 1934
- Stanner, W.E.H. 1934 notebooks. Deposited at AIATSIS. * see
Stanner 1979
- 1934
- Stanner, W.E.H. 1934. Report upon Aborigines and Aborigines'
Reserve at Tennant's Creek. 11p. ts. * published as Stanner 1980
- 1935
- Basedow, Herbert. 1935. Knights
of the boomerang. Sydney: Endeavour. Facsimile reprint,
2004. Perth: Hesperian Press. * excerpt from AIATSIS Library
annotation: Initiation legend of Kaitish, Warramunga and Aranda;
Elopement and vengeance (Warramunga, Djingili) * pp.207-222:
"Ildaginnya as a young Warramunga girl lived west of Tennant's Creek.
..."
- 1935
- Kirkland, W.B. 1935. Report of the Chief Protector of
Aboriginals, pp.11-16
in Report of the Administrator. Commonwealth Parliamentary
Papers
No. 37. The Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia. Northern
Territory of Australia. Government Printer.
- 1936
- Chewings, Charles. 1936. Back in the stone age. Sydney:
Angus & Robertson.
- 1936
- Hatfield, William. 1936. Australia through the windscreen.
Sydney: Angus & Robertson.
- 1936
- Tennant Creek.
Production of Gold. Pioneers to celebrate. Sydney Morning
Herald 3 August 1936, page 9 column 8.
- 1936
- Stanner, W.E.H. 1936. Aborigines
and Tennant’s Creek. [Letter to editor.] Sydney Morning
Herald 5 August 1936, page 9. * comment on SMH item of 3 August 1936
- 1936
- Balfe, JD. 1936. Strange party in heart of desert. The Argus Monday 10 August 1936.
- 1936
- Strong, Jim. 1936. Saveloys at Tennant Creek [cartoon]. The Argus Tuesday 11 August 1936. *
"Mine tinkit, this pfeller snake bin wearum bowyangs!" (old black man
inspecting string of saveloys)
- 1936
- Camera page. The Argus
Saturday 15 August 1936. * [captions:] "At Tennant Creek.—there is not
much housekeeping to be done in or about a desert mia-mia.
Primitive conditions of this native residence in North-Central
Australia are revealed by the rising sun." "A desert wonder.— A gin and
her piccaninnies watching the Percival Gull aeroplane — aptly named
'Pinega' which is aboriginal for 'speed' — which was chartered by 'The
Argus' and brought these photographs of Tennant Creek back to Melbourne
last week-end. The photographs were taken by Mr. W. Crofts, a
staff photographer of 'The Argus'.
- 1938
- Bunzendahl, Otto. 1938. Der Australien-Forscher Dr. Erhard
Eylmann und
seine Sammlung im Deutschen Kolonial - und Ubersee-Museum zu Bremen. Veroff.
dt. Kolon.- u. Ubersee-Mus. Bremen 1938:2,33-80 * AIATSIS Library
p7833 * cf. Eylmann 1908
- AIATSIS Annotation: Life-history of Eylmann ; his travels and
studies in Australia ; includes listings by tribe of his ethnographic
collection -
Narriyenri, Diaeri, Loritja, Aranda, Warramunga, Kaitish, Wagai,
Tjingale, Wulwanga, Wulna, Larakiya, Tjauen, Wagatsch, Malack-Malack,
Pongo-Pongo
and Plinara
- 1940
- Linklater, William. [1940's?]. The Magic Snake Being a
group of stories for children concerning the habits, customs, beliefs,
ceremonies, corroborees and legends of the Australian Aborigines.
Illustrated and edited by Mavis Mallinson. Sydney: Currawong. 95pp.
- 1940
- Linklater, W. 1940. Notes. Unpublished ms. Ms 37. A.I.A.S.,
Canberra.
- 1943
- Hill, Ernestine. 1943. Where are the Warramunga? Walkabout
10.2(Dec 1st),5-8.
- 1943
- Australian Natives' Sand Pictures. Ceremonial sacred paintings by
the Warramungas. School Arts (November), 84-85. [from Spencer
& Gillen]
- 1944-46
- Jarman, H. E. 1944. Birds of Barrow Creek, Northern Territory of
Australia. S. Aust. Orn. 17: 22-24
- 1944. The birds of Banka Banka Station Northern Territory. S.
Aust. Orn. 17: 24-29
- 1945. Bird observations of Larrimah, Northern Territory of
Australia. S. Aust. Orn. 17: 53-54.
- 1945. Brief notes on a hurried journey from Tennant Creek, N.T.
to Mt. Isa Qld. S. Aust. Orn. 17: 45.
- 1945. Birds of Elliott and Newcastle Waters, Northern
Territory. S. Aust. Orn. 17: 74-78
- 1945. Birds of Tennant Creek, Northern Territory of Australia. S.
Aust. Orn. 17: 82.
- 1946. A stroll along Barrow Creek. Wild life June
201-203.
- 1949
- Harney, Bill (W.E.) & A.P. Elkin. 1949. Songs of the songmen. Aboriginal myths
retold. FW Cheshire. * See new and revised edition, Rigby, 1968.
- 1951
- Hill, Ernestine. 1951. The Territory. Sydney: Angus &
Robertson. Republished 1970. Sydney: Ure Smith.
- 1953
- Elkin, AP. Papers, sound recordings, photographs, recorded at
Phillip Creek 1953. Elkin
papers, Archives, Sydney University.
- 1957
- Harney, W.E. 1957. Life Among the Aborigines. London:
Robert Hale.
- 1958
- Elkin, AP. Papers, sound recordings, recorded at Warrabri April
1958. "Kudjiga and associated chants mainly by Waramanga men" (A
Moyle 1966) Disc 75A in Sydney University Series. * see Jones 1965.
- 1958
- Stanner, W.E.H. 1958. Continuity and change among the Aborigines.
Australian Journal of Science
21,99-109. * "Eventually, for every aborigine who, so to speak, had
Europeans thrust upon him, at least one other had sought them
out. More would have gone to European centres sooner had it not
been that their way was often barred by hostile aborigines. As
late as the early 1930's I was able to see for myself the battles
between the encroaching myalls and weakening, now-sedentary groups who
had monopolized European sources of supply and work." (Stanner 1958:
101)
- 1960
- Hartwig, M.C. 1960. The Coniston killings. Unpublished B.A.
thesis, University of Adelaide.
- 1961
- Harney, W.E. 1961. Grief, Gaiety and Aborigines. London:
Robert Hale. * opp. p.65 photograph of group at Tennant Creek OTS c1930
- 1962
- Meggitt, Mervyn J. 1962. Desert People. A study of the
Walbiri Aborigines of Central Australia. Sydney: Angus &
Roberston. Reprinted 1965,
Chicago, London: University of Chicago Press; Toronto: University of
Toronto
Press.
- 1963
- Harney, W.E. (Bill) & Douglas Lockwood. 1963. The Shady
Tree. Adelaide: Rigby.
- 1965
- Hartwig, M.C. 1965. The progress of white settlement in the Alice
Springs District and its effects upon the Aboriginal inhabitants
1860-1894. University of Adelaide. Ph.D. thesis. 669pp.
- 1965
- Jones, Trevor Alan. 1965. Australian Aboriginal music: the Elkin
collection's contribution toward an overall picture, pp.[286]-374 in Aboriginal
Man in Australia, ed. by R & C Berndt. * Descriptive analysis
of recordings from many locations including Phillip Creek. * see Elkin
1958
- 1965
- Northern Territory Administration. Welfare Branch. 1965. Warrabri
Aboriginal Reserve. May, 1965. 26pp. (other editions in 1960, 1961)
[copy at AIATSIS]
- 1968
- Gillen, Francis James. 1968. Gillen's Diary: the camp
jottings of F.J. Gillen on the Spencer and Gillen expedition across
Australia 1901-2. Adelaide: Libraries Board of S.A.
- 1968
- Harney, Bill (W.E.) & A.P. Elkin. Songs of the songmen. Aboriginal myths
retold. New and revised edition, Rigby. * First edition 1949 *
pp.58-60 'Song of the Walcutta', "(Waramunga Tribe)" [in Contents],
notes pp.152-3 Walcutta 'large spotted lizard living on the plains and
among the rocks', Kobalilli 'small striped lizard'
- 1968
- Linklater, William & Linda Tapp. 1968. Gather No Moss.
Melbourne: Macmillan of Australia. 222pp. * Hesperian Press ISBN 0
85905 232 X, 1997 reprint of 1968 edition with new material), 175pp,
illustrated, 240grams, $22.00
- 1969
- Musgrove, Nan. 1969. 'Missus of Banka Banka' Australian
Women's Weekly
November 5, 1969, single page * with photographs
- 1972
- Sherlock, Kevin. 1972. Die Eingeborenen der Kolonie
Sudaustralien, chapters
XVI and XVII. Translated into English by Kevin Sherlock. Anthropological
Society of South Australia - Journal 10.7, 4-12. * see Eylmann 1908
- 1977
- O'Grady, Frank. 1977. Francis of Central Australia.
154pp. ISBN 0 85587 114 8 Sydney: Wentworth Books.
- 1978
- Tuxworth, Hilda. 1978. Tennant Creek Yesterday and Today.
[National Trust of Australia, Tennant Creek].
- 1978
- Watts, Jane Isabella (1824-1894). 1978. Family life in South Australia fifty-three
years ago, dating from October 1837. (Aust. facs. Eds, 205)
Facsimile edition. Adelaide: Libraries Board of South Australia. *
pp.192–8:
AM [Alan Macfarlane] Giles account of 1883 expedition east of Attack
Creek with other white men and two trackers * cf. Howitt 1885
- 1979
- Bell, Diane R. 1979. The Pawurrinji Puzzle. iv+40pp. Exhibit in
Warlmanpa, and Kaytety-Warlpiri land claim hearings. [AIAS Library Ms
1535 (A1;B1)]
- 1979
- Davison, Patricia. 1979. The Manga-Manda Settlement, Phillip
Creek: An Historical Reconstruction from Written, Oral and Material
Evidence. Report submitted to the National Trust of Australia (Northern
Territory). December 1979. ix+163pp. [published as Davison 1985]
- 1979
- Stanner, W.E.H. 1979. Report on field work in north central and
north Australia 1934-5. 102pp. ts. Microfiche No. 1. ISBN 0855750936
Canberra: AIAS.
- 1979
- Stanner, W.E.H. 1979. Address by W.E.H. Stanner’ to celebrate
First Institute Microfiche publication launched. AIAS Newsletter, New Series (NS),
12,26-30
- 1979
- Stanner, W.E.H. 1979. White
man got no dreaming. Essays 1938-1973. Canberra: A.N.U. Press.
- 1980
- Bell, Diane R. & Pamela Ditton. 1980. Law: The Old and
the New. Aboriginal women in Central Australia Speak Out. ISBN 0
908160 77 1
x+129+10+5+2pp. Canberra: Aboriginal History.
- 1980
- Nash, David. 1980. A Traditional Land Claim by the Warlmanpa,
Warlpiri, Mudbura and Warumungu Traditional Owners. Alice Springs:
Central Land Council.
- 1980
- Stanner, W.E.H. 1980. Report to Australian National Research
Council upon Aborigines and Aboriginal Reserve at Tennants Creek 1934. AIAS
Newsletter n.s.13 (March 1980),43-48.
- 1981
- Bell, Diane. 1981. Tennant Creek... A Rich Tradition. Living
North (Darwin) 1981,2:58-60. [Warumungu land claim Exhibit 46]
- 1981
- Donovan, P.F. 1981. A Land Full of Possibilities. A History
of South Australia's Northern Territory. xxii+267pp. St Lucia,
London, New York: University of Queensland Press.
- 1982
- Aboriginal Land Commission. 1982. Warlmanpa, Warlpiri,
Mudbura and Warumungu Land Claim. Report by the Aboriginal Land
Commissioner to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the
Administrator of the Northern
Territory. Canberra: A.G.P.S.
- 1982
- Bell, Diane. 1982. Outstations: Reflections from the Centre,
pp.85-92 in Service Delivery to Outstations, ed. by P. Loveday.
Monograph. [Papers
prepared for NARU conference Darwin December 1981.] Darwin: Australian
National
University North Australia Research Unit. ISBN 0 86784 160 5 xii+97pp.
$4.50
- 1982
- Bell, Diane. 1982. Warumungu land claim: A fight for land. Aboriginal
Law Bulletin 6 (December 1982):1,8-9.
- 1982
- Hagen, Rod, Jane Lloyd, and Bruce Reyburn. 1982. A Warumungu Land
Claim to Unalienated Crown Land. A Central Land Council Submission on
behalf of the claimants.
- 1982
- Nash, David. 1982. The outstation movement: the long road back. Central
Australian Land Rights News 15,16. Outstation update.
16, Spring
1982,14.
- 1982
- Walker, Geoffrey. (comp.) 1982. The Aboriginal Photographs of
Baldwin Spencer. (Introduced by J. Mulvaney) South Yarra: John
Currey, O'Neil on behalf of the National Museum of Victoria Council.
ISBN 0 85902 065 7
- 1983
- Bell, Diane. 1983. Daughters of the Dreaming. Melbourne:
McPhee Gribble, North Sydney: George Allen & Unwin. 297pp. ISBN 0
86861 472
6.
- 1983
- [Carment, David & M. Hester.] 1983. Sites of Historical
Signficance in the Tennant Creek District. National Trust of
Australia (Northern
Territory). Tennant Creek Branch. 67pp. xeroxed.
- 1983
- Petrick, Jose (ed.) 1983. The Renner Diaries. (General
Editor: Tony Austin.) Professional Services Branch, N.T. Department of
Education. (P&P82/332-3000) xii+39pp. July 1983. ISBN 07245 0849 X
- 1984
- Afianos, C. (ed.) 1984. The Tennant & District Times. 50
Golden years. The Tennant & District Times Commemorative Issue
in conjunction with the "Back to Tennant Creek" celebrations. May 1984.
$2. 56pp. Tennant Creek.
- 1984
- [Clark, Allan.] 1984. The Aboriginal People of Tennant Creek.
Afianos (ed.) 1984,6-7.
- 1984
- Commonwealth of Australia. Department of Aboriginal Affairs.
1984. Report
on the problems, needs and aspirations of Aboriginal town campers in
Tennant
Creek, N.T. Tennant Creek. September 1984.
- 1984
- Jampijinpa, Darby. 1984. Warumungku Watikirli [Written
down by
David Nash and Lloyd Spencer Jungarrayi, again by Neville Poulson
Japangardi and Mary Laughren. Illustrated by Neville Poulson
Japangardi.] Yuendumu:
Warlpiri Literature Production Centre. ISBN 0 86751 114 1. * available
from
WLPC, Yuendumu CEC, ph. (08)8956-4045, fax 8956-4033, <bredu@topend.com.au>
- 1984
- Pearce, Howard. 1984. Tennant Creek historic survey. Darwin,
National Trust of Australia (NT), Aug 1984 : 21pp.
Environment Australia Summary: This study locates and documents a range
of historic sites and relics in the Tennant Creek district, establishes
priorities for site protection and conservation, nominates a range of
sites suitable for public use and interpretation, and identifies sites
worthy of archaeological analysis. Areas covered include Aboriginal,
exploration, pastoral, mining and the town. (Au, CY)
- 1985
- Davison, Patricia. 1985. The Manga-Manda Settlement, Phillip
Creek: An Historical Reconstruction from Written, Oral and Material
Evidence. Occasional Papers in Material Anthropology. Material
Culture Unit, James Cook University of North Queensland. ix+80pp. ISBN
0 86443 148 1 [published version of Davison 1979]
- 1985
- Duncan, Tim. 1985. Anthropology on trial in land case. Bulletin
108(5482) (August 27):34-38.
- 1985
- Mewett, Peter. 1985. Professional Privilege: A matter of Concern
to all Anthropologists. AAS Newsletter 27 (June 1985),8-10.
- 1985
- Nash, David. 1985. The Warumungu's reserves 1892-1962: a case
study in dispossession. Australian Aboriginal Studies
1984/1,2-16.
- 1986
- Beacroft, L. (Laura). 1986. Warumungu land claim. Aboriginal
law bulletin 23,6.
- 1986
- Charles, Christopher. 1986. The Warumungu land claim : law &
anthropology at the crossroads. iii+97 leaves. Thesis (M.A.(Qual.)),
University of Adelaide. * AIATSIS Library Call number MS 2472
- AIATSIS Library Annotation: Legal and historical rationalisation
of European colonisation; development of legislative policy; legal
accommodation of Aboriginal demands for rights and justice;
traditionally based claims
as claims in law; Nabalco case; role of anthropologists in litigation;
anthropological expert evidence; role of anthropologists in land claims
under the Land Rights (NT) Act and its attendant model of
anthropological expert testimony; changes to that model imposed by
Maurice, J. in the Warumungu land claim
(as embodied in the practice directions); issues of confidentiality,
public
interest immunity and solicitor-client privilege; professionalism,
brokerage,
advocacy, consultancy, ethics
- 1986
- Dunlop, Ian. 1986. Strangers abroad: fieldwork but whose film
work. Anthropology Today 2.6(Dec),15-16. * AIATSIS Library
annotation: Critical comments on the random use of historical film
footage in a (British) Central Television production about Baldwin
Spencer
- 1988
- Pinkerton-James, Marianne. 1988. Colonisation, legislation and
alienation. The Warumungu experience. BA(Hons) thesis, Department of
Prehistory & Anthropology, Arts, ANU. i+81pp.
- 1989
- Lea, John P. 1989. Government and the community in Tennant
Creek 1947-78. Darwin: Australian National University North
Australia Research Unit (NARU).
AIATSIS Library Annotation: Includes chapter on Aboriginal urban
settlement; population , employment, housing; Blueberry Hill Village,
Mulga town camps; Warrabri (Ali Curung); Mary Ward Hostel; Warramunga
Pabulu Housing Association
- 1989
- Lea, John P. 1989. South of the Berrimah Line : government and
the Aboriginal
community in Katherine and Tennant Creek after World War Two,
pp.189-204 in Small towns in northern Australia, edited by
Peter Loveday and
Ann Webb. Darwin; Australian National University, North Australia
Research
Unit.
- 1989
- Nash, David. 1989. Donald Jupurrula Graham. [Obituary.] Australian
Aboriginal Studies 1/1989, 68-69.
- 1990
- Courto, V[ivienne]. 1990. The Tragical History of Dr. Eylmann.
BA(Hons) thesis, Anthropology, Arts, ANU.
- 1990
- Liddle, Robyn. 1990. Historical survey of European settlement on
the western Barkly Tableland. Funded under the National Estate Grants
Program. [Darwin]: National Trust of Australia (Northern Territory),
Jun 1990 : 248pp.
- Environment Australia Summary: An historical overview of the
Barkly Tableland region is presented including its discovery,
settlement and links with stock routes and service centres. The
pastoral value of the Mitchell Grass plains was recognised by the early
explorers and despite a slow start the pastoral industry established in
the area and remains the economic base. A history and documentation of
the historic sites of nine properties on
the western side of the Tableland includes Alroy Downs and Dalmore
Downs,
Anthony Lagoon, Banka Banka, Brunchilly, Eva Downs, Helen Springs,
Rockhampton
Downs and Walhallow and forms the main part of the report. Several
sites
are singled out as being worthy of further consideration. These include
the
old Bank Banka homestead, made of mud bricks and one of the earliest
buildings
on Banka Banka Station. Brunette Downs Station has had a continuous
history of settlement and development dating back to the early 1880s.
Its homestead is the oldest building in the study area that is still in
use. Three further sites on this station are also highlighted because
they relate to Corella Downs Station dating from around 1883 to 1894.
(Au, LT)
- 1991
- Aboriginal Land Commission. 1991. Warumungu Land Claim.
Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner to the Minister for
Aboriginal Affairs and to the Administrator of the Northern Territory.
Report no. 31. xxiii+280pp. ISBN 0 644-13737 1. 91/20025 Cat. No. 91
0019 0. [UPC:] 9 780644 137379
Canberra: A.G.P.S. * see also the List of Exhibits
- 1991
- Aboriginal Land Commission. [Olney J.] 1991. McLaren Creek
Land Claim.
Report No. 32, AGPS, Canberra.* see also the List of Exhibits
- 1991
- Carment, David, 1949-. 1991. History and the Landscape in
Central Australia. Darwin: NARU, ANU. ISBN 0731512952 xi+81pp. *
Chapter 5, pp.25-29, Aborigines and Europeans at Phillip Creek.
- 1991
- Glowczewski, Barbara. 1991. Du Rêve. La Loi Chez Les
Aborigènes. Mythes, rites et organisation sociale en Australie.
Presses Universitaires de France. ISBN 2 13 0437451. [map near front:
"L'Australie" with Warlmanpa as synonym of Warumungu.]
- 1992
- Reyburn, Bruce. Wrong Way Land Claim Part One. Posted to
Pegasus list oz.blackrights. Archived in 1993 in 10
files at NATIVE-L http://nativenet.uthscsa.edu/archive/nl/9306/0188.html
- 1992
- Tuxworth, Hilda. 1992. Helen Springs Station. Darwin:
Historical Society of the Northern Territory in Association with the
Faculty of Arts, Northern Territory University. xiv+56pp.
- 1993
- Stotz, Gertrude. 1993. 'Kurdungurlu got to drive Toyota':
differential colonizing process among the Warlpiri. vii+264
leaves. Ph.D. thesis, Deakin University, Geelong.
- 1993
- Peter Sutton, Petronella Morel & David Nash. 1993. Muckaty
Land Claim. Darwin: Northern Land Council.
- 1995
- Edmunds, Mary. 1995. Frontiers: Discourses of development in
Tennant Creek. Canberra: AIATSIS. viii+172pp. ISSN 1038-2372. *
Reviewed by
Geoff Evans Australian Aboriginal Studies 1996/1,62-64.
- 1995
- Sutton, Peter. 1995. Country. Aboriginal boundaries and land
ownership in Australia. (Aboriginal History monograph 3.) Canberra:
Aboriginal
History Inc. 201pp. 29 cm. ISBN 0731521463 * comments by David Nash,
North
Central Australia section, pp.104-6
- 1996
- Christen, Kimberly A. 1996. 'We Mob Gotta Hold Up This Country':
Warumungu Women's Ritual Responsibility. MA thesis, Department of
Religious Studies, University of Colarado. vi+159pp.
- 1996
- Courto, V[ivienne]. 1996. Translation of the journals and notes
of Paul Erhard Andreas Eylmann 1896-1912. Unpublished MS, Canberra. *
see Courto 1990 * cited in Diane Bell (1998:653) Ngarrindjeri Wurruwarrin
- 1996
- Evans: see Edmunds 1995.
- 1996
- Nash, David. Donald Jupurrula Graham, pp.128-130 in Northern
Territory Dictionary of Biography, Volume 3. Edited by David
Carment & Helen J Wilson. Darwin: NTU Press. * appeared February
1997
- 1996
- Mulvaney, John, Howard Morphy & Alison Petch (eds.) 1997. My
Dear Spencer. Melbourne: Hyland House. 554pp. $49.95
- 1997
- Keen, Ian. 1997. The Western Desert vs the Rest: Rethinking the
Contrast, Chapter 5, pp.65-93,257-266 in Scholar and Sceptic.
Australian Aboriginal Studies in Honour of LR Hiatt, ed. by
Francesca Merlan, John Morton
& Alan Rumsey. Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press.* identity at
McLaren
Creek
- 1998?
- Julalikari Council CDEP Arts & Crafts. Visiting Artists At
The Pink
Palace. The Great Yarn Event and Other Arts Stories from Regional
Australia,
pages 78-79. http://www.regionalarts.com.au/raa1/files/YarnEvent/yarneventpart4.pdfRegional Arts Online *
photographs, illustration
- 1999
- Dodd, Andrew. Rolling Stone. The Australian Magazine
11-12 December,24-25,27-28. * Flynn's Grave and Devil's Marbles
- 1999
- Barwick, Linda. Wumpurrarni songs for papulanji:
producing a CD of Warumungu women's songs for an Australian and a
global audience.
Plenary paper delivered to the 35th World Conference of the ICTM,
Hiroshima,
21 August 1999.
- 2000
- Carruthers, Fiona. 2000. Warumungu women's dreaming songs on CD. The
University of Sydney News 32.9 (18 May 2000), p.7 * photo by Tracy
Schramm of women singing
- 2000
- Barwick, Linda. That contracting business: from Dreaming tracks
to CD
tracks. Plenary paper presented to the National Conference of the
Musicological Society of Australia, Sydney, April.
- 2000
- Christen, Kimberly. 2000.
Out Bush: Negotiating Difference in a Global Modernity. Paper
presented at Gender and Cultural Identity session (Monday 26 June) of The Millennial Conference
of the
Pacific History Association 'Bursting Boundaries: Places, Persons,
Gender
and Disciplines, held at the Australian National University, 26-29 June
2000.
9pp., photos.
- 2000
- Rosemary Narrurlu Plummer. 2000. Silently. [poem] Bulletin
10 Oct 2000, p.68.
- Hoy, Anthony. 2000. From
deserts poets come. Bulletin 10 Oct 2000, pp.68-69.
- 2001
- Bush Fruits. Anyinginyi Arts and Crafts Touring Exhbition.
Curated by Brenda Runnegar. Tennant Creek: Anyinginyi Arts. February
2001. 18pp.
ISBN 0-646-40976-X * 'Bush Tucker' by Alison Alder, p.5, includes some
Warumungu and Warlmanpa terms
- 2001
- Christen, Kimberly. 2001.
Mungamunga Dancing: The Question of 'Tradition' in Warumungu Women's
Ritual Performances (Australian Aboriginal Women). Presented 11
March in WOMEN AND RELIGION
section of WECSOR, the Western Regional Meeting (Claremont Graduate
University
and Claremont School of Theology, Claremont, Calif.), 11-13 March, of
the American Academy of Religion.
[programme]
- 2001
- Reyburn, Bruce.
2001. A
brief note on Warumungu history. 8:09pm Thu Apr 5 '01 * "With
the re-commissioning of HMAS Warramunga in Melbourne last weekend, and
it
being the centenary of federation when Melbourne's Sir Baldwin Spencer
went
to study Warumungu life, here is a brief note on Warumungu history."
- 2001
- Gill,
Nicholas, Alistair
Paterson
and Murphy Japanangka Kennedy. 2001. ‘Murphy, do you want to delete
this?’
Hidden histories and hidden landscapes in the Murchison and Davenport
ranges,
Northern Territory, Australia. [pdf]
Presented to AIATSIS conference, Canberra, 18-21 September.
- 2002
- [Anon.] Cultural centre for Warumungu. Land Rights News Vol 4 No 1 (March
2002), 18.
2002- Ashwin, Arthur C. 2002. Gold to Grass. The reminiscences of
Arthur C. Ashwin 1850-1930 prospector and pastoralist. Ed. by Peter
J Bridge. Carlisle, WA: Hesperian Press. * includes Ashwin 1930 *
pp.34-36 1871 Attack Creek incidents
- 2002
- Gerritsen, W.C. & Rupert Gerritsen. 2002. A further
translation of selected chapters of Dr Erhard Eylmann's Die Eingeborenen der Kolonie Sudaustralie
(The Aborigines of the colony of South Australia). Canberra :
Intellectual Property Publications. ISBN 0958104514 36 leaves. *
Ch 10 : Infanticide, cannibalism and human sacrifice -- Ch. 12 :
Hunting and fishing -- Ch. 13 : Foodstuffs and cookery -- Ch. 14 :
Stimulants * see Eylmann 1908
- 2002
- Gill,
Nicholas. 2002. Three Meanings of pastoralism in Australia:
Foundational Agrarianism, Eco-Vandalism and Aboriginal Cultural
Continuity. Presented
22 April in AIATSIS Seminar Series 'Cattle Business: Pastoralism and
Land
Resources'.
- 2002
- Gill,
Nicholas & Alistair
Paterson. 2002. Cultural Survival Quarterly 26.2(Summer),
37-38. * includes two
photographs of Murphy Japanangka
- 2002
- Schröder, Wilfried.
2002. Ich reiste wie ein Buschmann (Zum Leben und Wirken des
Australienforschers Erhard Eylman) 273 S. Photo-Tafeln und
Abbildungen. €15 Euro * Mit einem Grußwort S.E., des Herrn
Australischen Botschafters und einer Einleitung des bekannten
Humboldt-Forschers, Prof.Dr.Dr. Hanno Bec * previously Der Colt war
mein Begleiter. Leben und Wirken des Australienforschers Erhard Eylmann
(Life and scientific work of the Pioneer of Australian Culture Erhard
Eylmann). 200 Pages with figures and tables (US$20, from
the author at Hechelstrasse 8, D-28777 Bremen, Germany) [http://huhu.franken.de/history-geophysics/english.html]
* cf. Eylmann 1908 * reviewed by Francesca Merlan TAJA
- 2002
- ABC TV. Worrying
signs for NT Aboriginal population Reporter Murray McLaughlin, 7.30
Report (18 Sept 2002, 19:36 AEST) * about new renal unit at
Tennant Creek
- 2002
- Reyburn, Bruce. Warumungu land claim
- 20 years on. 1 November 2002
- 2003
- Paterson,
Alistair 2003. Historical interactions between foragers and
pastoralists in Australian drylands. Presented to 23
Degrees South: Archaeology and environmental history of the southern
deserts, National Museum of Australia, Canberra, Saturday 18
January.
- 2003
- Christen, Kimberly and Christopher Cooney. 2003. Aboriginalexperience.com.au:
Online in the Outback. Presented in Student
Panel III: Digital Environments for Learning/Community/Identity,
Saturday 1 February 2003. Conference on The Infrastructures
of Digital Design: Thinking/Building/Living, UCSD * abstract
- 2003
- Cheadle, Barry. 2003. Centre opened. Rare recordings returned. Koori
Mail 306 (30 July 2003), 3, 22,24-25. * photo by Barry Cheadle
- 2003
- Moral, Louise. 2003. New
technology, new collaborations. uniArts, University of Sydney News (uninews), 35.18(17 October),7. *
photo by Barry Cheadle
- 2004
- Alder, Alison. 2004. The Punttu portrait print project.
Presentation
10am 3 April to Fifth
Australian Print Symposium, National Gallery of Australia, 2-4
April 2004 *
the author coordinated the Punttu portrait project for the
Nyinkka Nyunyu Art and Culture Centre.
- 2004
- Tears shared at Phillip Creek. Land
Rights News 6.2 (July
2004), 1, 12-13.
- 2004
- Christen, Kimberly. 2004. Mundane Mobilizations and Practical
Partnerships: Repackaging Aboriginal Culture. Nov. 2004 Presented at
the Folklore and Ethnomusicology Colloquium Series on intellectual and
cultural property, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.
- 2004
- Hardiman, Robin. 2004. Daddy Paddy, pp. 37-46 in True North: contemporary writing from the
Northern Territory, edited by Marian Devitt. Charles Darwin
University Press. © NT Writers' Centre.
- 2005
- Alder, Alison. 2005. The Bush TVs of Nyinkka
Nyunyu. Artlink. Reproduced online
in Rouge 6.
- 2005
- Christen, Kimberly. 2005. Gone digital: Aboriginal remix and the
cultural commons. International
Journal of Cultural Property 12.3(August),315-34.
* 2004 presentation
'Gone Digital: Culture as Interface in
Aboriginal Collaborations' to a workshop, Santa Clara
University, October 22-23, 2004, sponsored by SSRC Digital Cultural
Institutions Project Fellowship * abstract,
about Anyinginyi Manuku Apparr DVD
- 2005
- Bush rangers. Natural Heritage: the journal of the
natural heritage trust 24
(Winter 2005), 2. * Muru-warinyi Ankkul Rangers
- 2005
- Stein, Pam & Hannah
Moran. 2005. Town camp safety
strategy. "Ladies talking in Tennant Creek". 54 pages. * "A
report on the needs of Aboriginal women and children living in Town
Camps in Tennant Creek." funded by Department of Family and Community
Services Supported Accommodation Assistance Program (SAAP) * PDF
dated 29/7/05, linked from http://www.facsia.gov.au/internet/facsinternet.nsf/aboutfacs/programs/house-newsaap_research.htm
- 2006
- Christen, Kimberly & Chris Cooney. 2006. Digital
dynamics across cultures. Vectors online journal,
March 2006. * USC
SSRC Digital
Cultural
Institutions Project Fellowship
- 2006
- Christen, Kimberly. 2006. Tracking
properness: repackaging culture in a remote Australian town. Cultural
Anthropology 21.3(August), 416-446.
- 2006
- Hyland, Adrian. 2006. Diamond
Dove. Melbourne: Text. * detective novel set in the Tennant
Creek region
- 2007
- Dancers
wow
the Algiers desert people festival crowd. Issue 121 -
25 Jan 2007. National
Indigenous Times, 10 February 2007 * "Warumungu dancers included Mr Jimmy Frank, Mr Mark
Johnny and Mr Banjo Johnny"
- 2007
- Jones, Philip. 2007. Ochre and
rust : artefacts and encounters
on Australian frontiers. Kent Town, S. Aust. : Wakefield Press.
ISBN: 9781862545854 * Chapter 5 'Drilling for fire', pp.187-223 is
about Dick Cubadgee
- 2007
- Skelton, Russell.
2007. The
hidden shame of the NT's camps. The Age 7 July 2007 * about Stein
& Moran 2005
- 2008
- Christen, Kimberly. 2008. A Safe Keeping Place:
Shifting Museum Spaces and Embedded Aboriginal Cultural Protocols.
Lecture, 7pm, 25
April, Kluge-Ruhe Collection * about Mukurtu
Archive
- 2008
- Christen, Kimberly. 2008. Culture
at the Interface: Digital Archives and "Social" Rights Management in
Aboriginal Australia. Lecture on Grounds, 3:30pm,
25 April, Scholar's Lab, Alderman Library, University of
Virginia * about Mukurtu
Archive
- 2008
- Christen, Kimberly. 2008. Aboriginal business : alliances in a
remote Australian town. Santa Fe, New Mexico: School for
Advanced
Research Press. * reviewed
by Will Owen
- 2009
- Christen, Kimberly. 2009. Aboriginal business : alliances in a
remote Australian town. Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press
(Christen 2008 co-published for the Australian and New Zealand markets)
ISBN 978 0 85575 702 1 $39.95 * author's
launch
report * newspaper
item on launch * reviewed
by Will Owen
Back to Warumungu page
URL: http://www.anu.edu.au/linguistics/nash/aust/wru/eth-ref.html
©
2009 David
Nash