Journal Articles


(1)  Genealogy of Kwalba
     Strehlow Research Foundation Newsletters 
     Numbers 6(1), 6(2), 6(4), 7(1)
     Request by Aborigines from Wallis Rockhole for genealogy of Kwalba,
     also known as Policeman Jack. Genealogy listed.

(2)  Demography and Settlement Geography of the Rembrranga Tribe
     J. Brinke, Anthropologie, XVII 2-3, 1979
     1. Baymili Native Settlement
     2. Beswick Station
     3. Mainoru Station
     4. Maningrida Settlement
     5. Moroak
     6. Mountain Valley Stn.
     7. Roper Valley Stn.
     8. Roper River Settlement
     9. Urapunga Stn.
     The list includes members of the Rembrranga Tribe (full blood: half-castes
     from Rembrranga and members of other tribes: members of other tribes with
     whom the Rembrranga are directly related) living in the permanent
     settlements (Native Settlements, cattle stations), whom we visited during
     our research between July and October, 1969.

(3)  Growth, Physical Development and Body Characteristics of the Rembrranga
     M. Prokopec, Anthropologie, XVII/2-3, 1979
     Contains named photographs that were taken in 1969.

(4)  No. 1 - Introduction: Descriptive and Anthropomertic Observations in Central Australia
     Adelaide University Field Anthropology: Central Australia
     T.D. Campbell & C.J. Hackett, Transactions and Proceedings of the
     Royal Society of South Australia, Vol. LI, 1927

(5)  No. 13 - Anthropometric Observations on South Australian Aborigines of the Diamantina and Cooper Creek Regions
     Adelaide University Field Anthropology: Central Australia
     F.J. Fenner, Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of South  Australia, Vol. LX, 1936

(6)  No. 7 - Physiological and Psychological Observations at Hermannsburg Mission 
     Adelaide University Field Anthropology: Central Australia
     H.K. Fry, Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of South Australia, Vol. LIV, 1930

(7)  Notes on the Arranda Tribe
     Journal and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New South Wales
     R H Mathews, Volume XLI, 1907, pages 146 - 163

(8)  Notes on Some Aboriginal Tribes
     Journal and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New South Wales
     R H Mathews, Volume XLI, 1907, pages 67 - 87

(9)  The Sociology of the Arranda and Chingalee Tribes (Northern Territory, Australia)
     Folklore
     R H Mathews, Volume XIX, Pages 99 - 103, 1908

(10) Extracts from some Figures in Blankets, Brass Tags and Bungalows
     IUSSP XXVth International Population Conference
     Session 1009 Demography, Human Rights and Ethics Tours, France 20 July 2005
     Blankets, Brass Tags and Bungalows: The Role of Population Data Systems in
     Historical Aboriginal Affairs in Northern Territory, Australia (Draft)
     Ellen Percy Kraly, Department of Geography, Colgate University

(11) A Sociological Study of the Aborigines in the Northern Territory of Australia and Their Eye Diseases
     Medical Journal of Australia 
     Volume 1, Number 4, 1946
     Michael Schneider, Major, Army Medical Corps

(12) Yabuduruwa at Roper River Mission 1965 (three page extract with family information)
     Oceania Vol. XLII No. 2 1971
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