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Chippindale Australian reference list

This is not a systematic bibliography, but simply a working list of references I find useful. There are separate lists for references with a specifically Australian contexts, for those without a specifically Australian aspect and for my own publications.

Aboriginal Arts Board (ed. Robert Edwards). 1977. Oenpelli bark paintings . Sydney (NSW): Ure Smith. [ref. from Dyer 1994]

Aboriginal Arts Board (text by Jennifer Isaacs). 1977. An exhibition of Oenpelli paintings on bark. Canberra (ACT): Aboriginal Arts Board. [ref. from Dyer 1994]

Aboriginal Australia. 1981. Sydney (NSW): Australian Gallery Directors Council. Exhibition catalogue.

Ah Kit, J. 1995. Aboriginal aspirations for heritage conservation, Historic Environment 11(2 & 3): 31—36.

Akerman, Kim with John Stanton. 1994. Riji and Jakuli: Kimberley pearl shell in Aboriginal Australia. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory Museum of Arts and Sciences. Monograph Series 4.

Akerman, Kim. 1995. Tradition and change in aspects of contemporary Australian Aboriginal religious objects, in Christopher Anderson (ed.), Politics of the secret: 43—50. Sydney: Oceania Publications. Oceania Monograph 45.

Alexander, J. & D.G. Coursey. 1969. The origins of yam cultivation, in P.J. Ucko & G.W. Dimbleby (ed.), The domestication and exploitation of plants and animals: 405—25. London: Duckworth. [ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Allen, Harry. 1987. Review of Jones 1985, ´Arch res. in Kakadu NPª, Australian Aboriginal Studies 2: 95—7. [ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Allen, H. 1996 Ethnography and prehistoric archaeology in Australia. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 15:137-59.

Allen, H. 1997 The distribution of large blades: Evidence for recent changes in the Aboriginal ceremonial exchange networks. In P. McConvell and N.Evans (eds) Archaeology and Linguistics: Aboriginal Australia in Global Perspective, pp. 357-76. Oxford University Press, Melbourne.

Allen, Harry & G. Barton. [1989]. Ngarradj Warde Djobkeng: White Cockatoo Dreaming and the prehistory of Kakadu. Sydney (NSW): Oceania Publications. Oceania Monograph 37.

Allen, J. 1983. Aborigines and archaeologists in Tasmania, 1983, Australian Archaeology 16: 7—10.

Allen, J. 1985. Comments on complexity and trade; a view from Melanesia. AO 20:49-57. for intensification theory

Allen, J. 1987. The politics of the past. Melbourne: La Trobe University.

Allen, J. 1995. A short history of the Tasmanian affair, Australian Archaeology 41: 43—48.

Allen, J. & P. Corris (ed.). 1977. The journal of John Sweatman. St Lucia (Qld): University of Queensland Press. [ref. from Chaloupka 1993]. [ref. from Cundy 1989]

Allen, Jim, Jack Golson & Rhys Jones (ed.). 1977. Sunda and Sahul: prehistoric studies in southeast Asia, Melanesia and Australia. London: Academic.

Allen, Jim, & Chris Gosden (ed.). 1991. Report of the Lapita Homeland Project. Canberra (ACT): Australian National University, Department of Prehistory, Research School of Pacific Studies. Occasional Paper in Prehistory 20.

Allen, Jim & James F. O'Connell (ed.). 1995. Transitions: Pleistocene to Holocene in Australia & Papua New Guinea. Antiquity 69 (Special number 265): 649—862.

Altman, Jon & Luke Taylor (ed.). 1990. Marketing Aboriginal art in the 1990s. Canberra (ACT): Aboriginal Studies Press.

Altman, Jon (ed.). 1990. Emergent inequalities in Aboriginal Australia. Sydney (NSW): Oceania. Oceania Monograph 38. [ref. from Dyer 1994]

Altman, Jon. 1983. Aborigines and mining royalties in the Northern Territory. Canberra (ACT): Aboriginal Studies Press.

Altman, Jon. 1987. Hunter-gatherers today: an Aboriginal economy in north Australia. Canberra (ACT): Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies.

Altman, Jon. 1988. The economic basis for cultural reproduction, in West 1988: 48—55. [ref. from Dyer 1994]

Altman, Jon. 1989. Aborigines, tourism and development: the NT experience. Darwin (NT): Australian National University, North Australia Research Unit.

Ambrose, W. & Duerden (ed.). Archaeometry: an Australasian perspective. Canberra (ACT): Australian National University, Department of Prehistory, Research School of Pacific Studies.

Ambrose, W. & J. Mummery (ed.). 1987. Archaeometry: further Australasian studies. Canberra (ACT): Australian National University, Department of Prehistory, Research School of Pacific Studies.

Anderson, Christopher (ed.). 1995. Politics of the secret. Sydney: Oceania Publications. Oceania Monograph 45.

Anderson, June. 1984. Between plateau and plain: flexible responses to varied environments in southwestern Australia. Canberra (ACT): Australian National University, Department of Prehistory, Research School of Pacific Studies. Occasional Paper 4.

Annabell, R. 1977. The uranium hunters. Adelaide (SA): Rigby.

ARATJARA: art of the first Australians: traditional and contemporary works by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists. 1993. Köln: DuMont Buchverlag. [Exhibition catalogue.]

Arndt, W. 1962. The Nargorkun Narlinji cult, Oceania 32(4): 298—320.

Attenborough, David. 1963. Quest under Capricorn. London: Lutterworth. [ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Attenbrow, V.J. 1987. The Upper Mangrove Creek catchment: a study of quantitative changes in the archaeological record. Unpublished Ph.D thesis, University of Sydney.

Attenbrow, Val, Bruno David & Josephine Flood. 1995. Mennge-ya and the origin of points: new insights into the appearance of points in the semi-arid zone of the Northern territory, Archaeology in Oceania 30: 105—120.
— offprints files

Augee, M.L. 1983. The short-beaked echidna. In R. Straham, The Complete Book of Australian Mammals: 7—9. Sydney, Australian Museum.[ref. from C&T AoR-A]

Austin, Tony & Suzanne Perry. 1998. Connection and disconnection: encounters between settlers and indigenous people in the Northern Territory. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory UniversityPress.

Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. 1984. Aborigines and uranium: consolidated report to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs on the social impact of uranium mining on the Aborigines of the Northern Territory. Canberra (ACT): Australian Government Publishing Service.

Australian Institute of Political Science. 1954. Northern Australia: task for a nation. Sydney (NSW): Angus and Robertson.

Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service. 1982. Uluru (Ayers Rock — Mount Olga) plan of management. Canberra (ACT): Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service.

Auty, K. 1995. Aboriginal cultural heritage: Tasmania and La Trobe University, Aboriginal Law Bulletin 3(76): 20.

Bagshaw, J. 1993. Stores and stories: Northern Territory Aboriginal communities. Darwin (NT): Historical Association of the Northen Territory/Australian National University, North Australia Research Unit.

Bahn, Paul & Andrée Rosenfeld (ed.). 1991. Rock art and prehistory: papers presented to Symposium G of the AURA Congress, Darwin 1988. Oxford: Oxbow. Monograph 10.

Ball, Desmond (ed.). 1991. Aborigines in the defence of Australia. Sydney (NSW): Australian National University Press.

Barham, A.J. & D.R. Harrris. 1983. Prehistory and palaeoecology of Torres Strait, in P. Masters & N.C. Fleming (ed.), Quaternary coastlines and marine archaeology: towards the prehistory land bridges and continental shelves: 529—57. London: Academic. [ref. from Wilson 1988]

Barralier, F. 1802. Journal of the Expedition into the Interior of New South Wales. Printed in 1975, Marsh Walsh Publishing, Melbourne.

Barratt, G. 1981. The Russians at Port Jackson 1814—1822. AIAS, Canberra.

Basedow, H. 1907. Anthropological notes on the west coastal tribes of the Northern territory of SA, Transactions, Proceedings and Report of the Royal Society of South Australia 31: 1—62. [ref. from Cundy 1989]

Bassett, Marnie. 1966. Behind the picture: HMS "Rattlesnake"'s Australia—New Guinea cruise 1846 to 1850. Melbourne (Vic): Oxford University Press. [browsed, library, Thursday Island, August 1994]

Bates, Daisy. 1985. (Ian White ed.) The native tribes of Western Australia. Canberra (ACT): National Library of Australia.

Beaglehole, J.C. (ed.) 1955. The Journals of Captain James Cook on his Voyage of Discovery: The Voyage of the Endeavour 1768—1771. Cambridge: Hakluyt Society.

Beaglehole, J.C. (ed.). 1968. The voyage of the 'Endeavour' 1768—1771. Cambridge: Cambrdge University Press. [ref. from Wilson 1993]

Beck, Wendy, Anne Clarke & Lesley Head (ed.). 1989. Plants in Australian archaeology. St Lucia (Qld): Anthropology Museum, University of Queensland. Tempus 1.

Beckett, Jeremy R. (ed.) 1988. Past and present: the construction of Aboriginality. Canberra (ACT): Aboriginal Studies Press.

Beckett, Jeremy R. 1987. Torres Strait islanders: custom and colonialism. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Bednarik, Robert G. 1986. Parietal finger markings in Europe and Australia. Rock Art Research 3: 30—61, 159—170.

Bednarik, Robert. 1992. Oldest art — a revision, Artefact 15: 30.
[ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Bell, Diane. 1998. Ngarrindjeri Wurruwarrin: a world that is, was, and will be. North Melbourne: Spinifex.

Bell, Diane. Daughters of the Dreaming. Melbourne (Vic): McPhee Gribble.

Bellwood, Peter. 1985. Prehistory of the Indo-Malaysian archipelago. Sydney (NSW): Academic Press Australia.

Bennett, Dorothy. 1994. My methodology in collecting stories of the Deamtime, in Dyer 1994: 28—9.

Bennett, Dorothy. 1994. Some reflections on the relationship of art to sacred-secret ceremonial life amongst the Kunwinjku, in Dyer 1994: ??

Berndt, Ronald M. & Catherine H. Berndt (ed.). 1965. Aboriginal man in Australia: essays in honour of Emeritus Professor A.P. Elkin. Sydney (NSW): Angus & Robertson.

Berndt, Ronald M. & Catherine H. Berndt with John E. Stanton. 1988. Aboriginal Autralian art: a visual perspective. 2nd edition. Richmond (Vic): Methuen Australia.

Berndt, Ronald M., Catherine H. Berndt & John E. Stanton. 1982. Aboriginal Australian art. Sydney: Methuen Australia. (Reprinted, Sydney: New Holland, 1998.)

Bradley, John. 1988. Yanyuwa country: the Yanyuwa people of Borroloola tell the history of their land. Richmond: Greenhouse Publications.

Berndt, Ronald M. & Catherine H. Berndt. 1951. An Oenpelli monologue: culture contact, Oceania 22(1): 24—52.[ref. from Dyer 1994]

Berndt, Ronald M. & Catherine H. Berndt. 1951. Kunapipi. Melbourne (Vic): F.W. Cheshire.. [ref. from Dyer 1994]

Berndt, Ronald M. & Catherine H. Berndt. 1951. Sexual behaviour in western Arnhem Land. New York (NY): Viking Fund. Viking Fund Publications in Anthropology 16. [ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Berndt, Ronald M. & Catherine H. Berndt. 1954. Arnhem Land: its history and people. Melbourne (Vic): F.W. Cheshire.

Berndt, Ronald M. & Catherine H. Berndt. 1970. Man, land and myth in north Australia: the Gunwinggu people. Sydney (NSW): Ure Smith.

Berndt, Ronald M. & Catherine H. Berndt. 1987. End of an era: Aboriginal labour in the Northern Territory. Canberra (ACT): Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies.

Berndt, Ronald M. & Catherine H. Berndt. 1988. The world of the first Australians: Aboriginal traditional life: past and present. 5th edition. Canberra (ACT): Aboriginal Studies Press.

Berndt, Ronald M. & Catherine H. Berndt. 1989. The speaking land: myth and story in Aboriginal Australia . Ringwood (Vic): Penguin. [ref. from Dyer 1994]

Berndt, Ronald M. (ed.). 1964, Australian Aboriginal art. Sydney (NSW): Ure Smith. [ref. from Dyer 1994]

Berndt, Ronald M. 1951. Ceremonial exchange in western Arnhem Land, Southwestern journal of Anthropology 7: 156—76. [ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Berndt, Ronald M. 1970. The sacred site: the western Arnhem Land example. Canberra (ACT): Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. Australian Aboriginal Studies 29. Social Anthropology Series 4. [ref. from Dyer 1994]

Berndt, Ronald M. 1983. A living Aboriginal art, the changing inside and outside contexts, in Loveday & Cooke, Market. [ref. from Dyer 1994]

Berndt, R. M. & C. H. Berndt. 1954. Arnhem Land: its history and people. Melbourne (Vic): F.W. Cheshire.

Berzins, Baiba. 1988. The coming of the strangers: life in Australia 1788—1822. Sydney (NSW): Collins Australia.

Birckhead, J., T. de Lacy & Laurajane Smith (ed.). 1992. Aboriginal involvement in parks and protected areas. Canberra (ACT): Aboriginal Studies Press.

Blackburn, J. 1979. The white men: the first response of aboriginal peoples to the white man. London: Orbis.

Blainey, G. 1983. Triumph of the nomads: a history of ancient Australia. Revised edition. Chippendale (NSW): Pan Macmillan. (First edition: South Melbourne (Vic): Macmillan, 1975.)

Blundell, V. 1982. Symbolic systems and cultural continuity in northwest Australia: a consideration of Aboriginal cave art, Culture 1: 3—20.

Boigu: our history and culture. 1991. Canberra (ACT): Aboriginal Studies Press.

Bonnemans, Jacqueline, Elliott Forsyth & Bernard Smith (ed.). 1988. Baudin in Australian waters: the artwork of the French voyage of discovery to the southern lands, 1800—1804. South Melbourne (Vic.): Oxford University Press Australia.

Boothby, Guy. N.d. [?‰1910]. The marriage of Esther, a Torres Strait sketch. London: Ward Lock. [browsed, library, Thursday Island, August 1994] Adventure novel, see notes in Arnhem Land 1994 notebook

Boulter, M. 1991. The art of Utopia: a new direction for contemporary Aboriginal art. Tortola (BVI): Craftsman House.

Bowdler, Sandra. 1970. Bass Point: the Excavation of a South-East Australian Shell Midden Showing Cultural and Economic Change. Unpublished BA(Hons) Thesis, University of Sydney, Sydney.

Bowdler, Sandra. 1976. Hook, line and dilly bag: an interpretation of an Australian coastal shell midden. Mankind 10(4): 248—58.

Bowdler, Sandra. 1977. The coastal colonisation of Australia, in Allen, Golson & Jones 1977: 205—246.

Bowdler, S. 1981. Hunters in the highlands: Aboriginal adaptations in the eastern Australian uplands. Archaeology in Oceania 16(2): 99—111.

Bowen, Jill. 1987. Kidman: the forgotten king. Sydney (NSW): Angus & Robertson. [my copy, 1992 Imprint reprint.]

Bowler, J.M., G.S. Hope, J.N. Jennings, G. Singh & D. Walker. 1976. Late Quaternary climates of Australia and New Guinea, Quaternary Research 6: 359—94.

Bowman, David M.J.S. 1998. Tansley Review no. 101: the impact of Aboriginal landscape burning on the Australian biota, New Phytologist 140: 385—410.

Brandl, E.J. 1968. Aboriginal rock designs in beeswax and description of cave painting sites in western Arnhem Land, Archaeology and Physical Anthropology in Oceania 3(1): 19—29.

Brandl, E.J. 1972b. Thylacine designs in Arnhem Land rock paintings, Archaeology and Physical Anthropology in Oceania 7: 24—30.

Brandl, Eric J. 1973. Australian Aboriginal paintings in western and central Arnhem Land: temporal sequences and elements of style in Cadell River and Deaf Adder Creek art. Canberra (ACT): Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. Australian Aboriginal Studies 52, Prehistory and Material Culture series 9.

Brandl, E.J. 1977. Human stick figures in rock art, in P. Ucko (ed.), Form in indigenous art: schematisation in the art of Aboriginal Australia and prehistoric Europe: 220—242. Canberra (ACT): Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies.

Brandl, E.J. 1980. Some notes on faunal identification and Arnhem Land rock paintings, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Newsletter (new series) 14: 6—13.

Breeden, Stanley & Belinda Wright. 1989. Kakadu: looking after the country — the Gagudju way. East Roseville (NSW): Simon & Schuster.

Brennan, Kym. 1986. Wildflowers of Kakadu: a guide to the wildflowers of Kakadu National Park and the Top End of the Northern Territory. Jabiru (NT): Brennan.

Brock, Daniel George. 1844—6 [1975]. To the desert with Sturt: a diary of the 1844 Expedition. (Kenneth Peake-Jones, ed.) Adelaide (SA): South Australian Government Printer. [my copy 1988 paperback reprint.)

Brody, Annemarie. 1984. Kunwinjku Bim: western Arnhem Land paintings. Melbourne (Vic): National Gallery of Australia.

Brown, Peter. 1989. Coobool Creek: a morphological and metrical analysis of the crania, mandibles and dentitions of a prehistoric Australian human population. Canberra (ACT): Australian National University, Department of Prehistory, Research School of Pacific Studies. Terra Australis 13.

Brown, Steve. 1987. Towards a prehistory of the Hamersley Plateau, northwest Australia. Canberra (ACT): Australian National University, Department of Prehistory, Research School of Pacific Studies. Occasional Paper 6.

Brown, Steve. 1991. Art and Tasmanian prehistory: evidence for changing cultural traditions in a changing environment, in Bahn & Rosenfeld 1991: 96—108.

Brunton, Ron. 1992. Mining credibility: Coronation Hill and the anthropologists, Anthropology Today 8(2): 2—6.
offprints files

Buchler, I.R. & K. Maddock (ed.). 1978. The Rainbow Serpent. The Hague: Mouton. [ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Buckley, K. & K. Klugman. 1983. The Australian presence in the Pacific: Burns Philp 1914—1946. North Sydney (NSW): Allen & Unwin. {browsed, library, Thursday Island, August 1994] company history of BP, who owned Wyben Pearling Co. on TI

Bullen, Margaret. 1991. An interpretation of the images of women in the rock art of northern Australia, in Bahn & Rosenfeld 1991: 53—7.

Bullen, Margaret. 1998. Shamanic portals: do they occur in Australian rock art?, American Indian Rock Art 22: 103—110.

Bureau of Meteorology, Department of Science climatic records for Victoria River Downs and Katherine, 1990.

Butler, D., in press. Environmental change in the Quaternary, in Ngarrabullgan: Geographical Investigations in Djungan Country, Cape York Peninsula, ed. B. David. (Monash Publications in Geography and Environmental Science 51.) Clayton: Department of Geography and Environmental Science, Monash University.

Butlin, N. G. 1983. Our Original Aggression: Aboriginal Populations of South-eastern Australia 1788—1850. George, Allen and Unwin, Sydney.

Butt, Peter & Robert Eagleson. 1998. Mabo, Wik and native title. 3rd edition. Sydney: Federation Press.

Byerley, Frederick J. (ed.) 1867. Narrative of the overland expedition of the Messrs Jardine, from Rockhampton to Cape York, northern Queensland. Brisbane (Qld): J.W. Buxton. Facsimile reprint: Bundaberg (Qld): Corkwood, 1994. [browsed, library, Thursday Island, August 1994] wretched expedition in bloood to Cape York

Byrne, A. & Ivan P. Haskovec. 1990. Image recovery at Ubirr Main Gallery, Kakadu National Park: a report on a conservation project to the Director, ANPWS. Unpublished report.
KNP HQ library read June 1992
short and most conscientious, detailed report after 1990 vandalism

Byrne, D. 1993. The past of others: archaeological heritage management in Thailand and Australia. Unpublished Ph.D thesis, Australian National University.

Calaby, John H. 1976. Some biogeoraphical factors relevant to the Pleistocene movement of man in Australasia, in Kirk, R.L. & A.G. Thorne (ed.). 1976. The origin of the Australians: 23—8. Canberra (ACT): Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. Human Biology Series 6. [ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Calaby, J. 1980 Ecology and human use of the Australian savanna environment. In D.R. Harris (ed.) Human Ecology in Savanna Environments. Academic Press, London.

Calaby, John H. & Carmel White. 1967. The Tasmanian devil (Sarcophilus harrisi) in northern Australia in recent times, Australian Journal of Science 29: 473—5.

Calaby, John H. & Darrell J. Lewis. 1977. The Tasmanian Devil in Arnhem Land rock art, Mankind 11: 150—51.

Cameron, D., P. White, R. lampert and S. Florek. 1990 Blowing in the wind: Site destruction and site creation at Hawker Lagoon, South Australia. Australian Archaeology 30:58-69.

Campbell, J.B. & M. Mardaga-Campbell. 1993. From micro- to nano-stratigraphy: linking vertical and horizontal dating of archaeological deposits with the direct dating of rock art at 'The Walkunders', Chillagoe (north Queensland, Australia), in Time and Space: Dating and Spatial Considerations in Rock Art Research, eds. J. Steinbring, A. Watchman, P. Faulstich and P.S.C. Taçon. (Occasional AURA Publication 8.) Melbourne: Australian Rock Art Research Association.

Campbell, W.D. 1899. Aboriginal carvings of Port Jackson and Broken Bay. Sydney: Geological Survey of New South Wales. Memoirs, Ethnographical Series 1.

Cane, Scott B. 1984. Desert camps: a case study of stone artefacts and Aboriginal behaviour in the Western Desert. Unpublished Ph.D thesis, Australian National University, Canberra.

Cane, Scott B. 1990. Archaeological assessment of the Kakadu Conservation Zone: an interim report to the Resource Assessment Commission. Unpublished report. Hall (ACT): National Heritage Studies. [ref. from Jones & Brockwell 1990]

Capell, A. 1970. Aboriginal languages in the south central coast, NSW: fresh discoveries. Oceania 41: 20—27.[ref. from C&T AoR-A]

Capell, Arthur. 1942—3. Languages of Arnhem Land, Oceania 12: 364—92; 13: 24—51. [ref. from Dyer 1994]

Capell, A. 1970. Aboriginal languages in the south central coast, NSW: Fresh discoveries. Oceania 41: 20—27.

Carment, David. 1991. History and the landscape in central Australia: a study of the material evidence of European culture and settlement. Darwin (NT): Australian National University North Australia Research Unit.

Carrington, F. 1890. The rivers of the Northern territory of South Australia, Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society of Australia, South Australian Branch 2: 56—76. [ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Carroll, A. 1888. The carved and painted rocks of Australia, Centennial Magazine 1(1): 53—56.

Carroll, Peter J. 1976. Kunwinjku (Gunwinggu): a language of western Arnhem Land. MA thesis, Australian National University. [ref. from Dyer 1994]

Carroll, Peter J. 1977. Mimi from western Arnhem Land, in P. Ucko (ed.), Form in indigenous art: schematisation in the art of Aboriginal Australia and prehistoric Europe: 117—130. Canberra (ACT): Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies.

Carroll, Peter J. 1983. Aboriginal art from western Arnhem Land, in Cooke. [ref. from Dyer 1994]

Carroll, Peter J. 1989. Balanda come, Balanda go: Bininj are here forever, in Loveday & Webb 1989. [ref. from Dyer 1994]

Carter, Paul. 1987. The road to Botany Bay: an exploration of landscape and history. Chicago (IL): University of Chicago Press

Caruana, Wally & Nigel Lendon (ed.). 1997. The painters of the Wagilag Sisters story 1937—1997. Canberra: National Gallery of Australia.

Caruana, Wally. 1989. Windows on the Dreaming: Aboriginal paintings in the Australian National Gallery. Chippendale (NSW): Australian National Gallery/Ellsyd Press.

Caruana, Wally. 1993. Aboriginal art. London: Thames & Hudson.

Catalano, G. 1977. Changing responses to Aboriginal art, Meanjin 36: 5762—81. [ref. from Dyer 1994]

Cawte, John. 1993. The universe of the Warramirri: art, medicine and religion in Arnhem Land. Kensington (NSW): University of New South Wales Press.

Cawte, John. 1996. Healers of Arnhem Land. Sydney (NSW): University of New South Wales Press.

Chaloupka, George. 1974. Report on the causes of damage and suggested conservation measures at the Main gallery of the Deaf Adder Creek valley. Unpublished report.
reprinted as Appendix II to Sullivan & Haskovec 1986.
that version KNP HQ library, browsed June 1992.

Chaloupka, George. 1977. Aspects of the chronology and schematisation of the prehistoric sites on the Arnhem Land plateau, in P. Ucko (ed.), Form in indigenous art: schematisation in the art of Aboriginal Australia and prehistoric Europe.: 243—59. Canberra (ACT): Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies.

Chaloupka, George. 1979a. Pack-bells on the rock face: Aboriginal paintings of European contact in north-western Arnhem Land, Aboriginal History 3(2): 92—95.

Chaloupka, George. 1979b. South Alligator River/Gimbat Creek cultural complex: a report to Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service and Northern Land Council, Darwin. [ref. from Jones & Brockwell 1990]

Chaloupka, George. 1980. Badmardi year of seasons. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory Museum. ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Chaloupka, George. 1980. Cultural environment of upper South Alligator valley: a case for resumption of Gimbat pastoral lease. Darwin. [ref. from Jones & Brockwell 1990]

Chaloupka, George. 1981a. A visit to Gimbat, Habitat 9(6): 20—23.

Chaloupka, George. 1981b. Arts' earliest gallery, Territory Digest 3(7).

Chaloupka, George. 1981d. Man's first mark, Territory Digest (Darwin): 3(7): 29—33.

Chaloupka, George. 1982. Burrunguy, Nourlangie Rock. Darwin (NT): Northart.

Chaloupka, George. 1982. Rock art of the Arnhem land plateau, Hemisphere 27(10): 2—7.

Chaloupka, George. 1983a. Back to my country, Namarrkananga and Gunawarrda Ngarrdug Narrunden Balawarru 'I am going home to the Deaf Adder Creek': a progress report to the Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory Museum of Arts and Sciences.
copy in KNP HQ, browsed June 1992
includes:
pp. 77—8 the 1982 'rock-painting event' when Bill Neidjie repainted some figures;
plate caption: grinding hollows as originally to sharpen ground stone axes;
p. 90: Yorky Mick [Alderson] married a Makabalo woman, son Yorky Billy; early 1950s., Bob Cole & Keith Waldock were shooting buffalo at Barrawanbi water-hole, west Deaf Adder Creek; depicted in beeswax by Nayombolmi — the beeswax buff, shooter, gun, skinning knife

Chaloupka, George. 1983b. Kakadu rock art: its cultural, historic and prehistoric significance, in Gillespie 1983: 3—33.

Chaloupka, George. 1984a. From palaeoart to casual paintings. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory Museum of Arts and Sciences. Monograph 1.

Chaloupka, George. 1984b. Rock art of the Arnhem Land Plateau: paintings of the Dynamic Figures Style. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory Museum of Arts and Sciences. [photocopy in 2 volumes]

Chaloupka, George. 1985. Chronological sequence of Arnhem Land plateau rock art, in Rhys Jones (ed.), Archaeological research in Kakadu National Park: 269—80. Canberra (ACT): Australia National Parks and Wildlife Service. Special Publication 13.

Chaloupka, George. 1986. Arnhem Land Plateau rock art survey 1986: report to the Heritage Branch, Department of Community Development, NT Government. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory Museum of Arts and Sciences.

Chaloupka, George. 1986. Dreamtime or reality?: reply to Lewis, Archaeology in Oceania 21(2): 140—45.

Chaloupka, George. 1987. Arnhem Land plateau rock art survey 1986: Wellington Range: report to the Heritage Branch, Department of Community Development, Northern Territory. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory Museum. ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Chaloupka, George. 1988. Arnhem Land plateau rock art survey 1987: northern sector. Report to the Heritage Branch, Department of Community Development, Northern Territory. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory Museum. [ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Chaloupka, George. 1988—9. Rock paintings of the Dynamic Figures Style, Arnhem Land plateau region, Northern Territory, Australia, Ars Praehistorica 7—8: 329—337.

Chaloupka, George. 1989. Groote Eylandt archipelago rock art survey 1988: report to the Heritage Branch, Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory Museum. [ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Chaloupka, George. 1990. Rock art of Teluk Berau and Maimai, Irian Jaya. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory Museum. [ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Chaloupka, George. 1990. Rock art survey 1990: Arnhem Land plateau — southern margins. Report to the Heritage Branch, Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory Museum. [ref. from Chaloupka 1993]

Chaloupka, George. 1991. Jawoyn rock art: Nitmiluk—Katherine Gorge National Park and the surrounding region: survey: report to the Conservation Commission of the NT. Unpublished report. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory Museum of Arts and Sciences.

Chaloupka, George. 1992. Rock art survey: Arnhem Land plateau — central region. Report to the Heritage Branch, Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory Museum.

Chaloupka, George. 1992. [Beeswax paper.] Paper presented at 2nd AURA Congress, Cairns (Qld).

Chaloupka, George. 1993. Journey in time: the world's longest continuing art tradition. Chatswood (NSW): Reed.

Chaloupka, George. 1993. You gotta have style, in Lorblanchet & Bahn 1993: 77—98.

Chaloupka, George & Pina Giuliani. 1984. Gundulk abel gundalg — Mayali flora: a report on Aboriginal use of plants in Kakadu. Darwin (NT): Northern Territory Museum of Arts and Sciences.

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