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Judith Proctor Wiseman presents a photographic essay drawn from Donald Thomson’s work in Arnhem Land during the 1930s. The images document people, ceremonies, daily activities and landscapes at a significant moment in Australian history, while the accompanying text provides context for Thomson’s relationships and fieldwork. The book invites careful attention to both the cultural knowledge visible in the photographs and the circumstances in which they were made. It is an important visual resource for readers interested in Indigenous Australian history, anthropology and documentary photography.
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