Item 3: Rocks and earth. Inscribed on verso: ‘picture of the inscribed wall 16 feet underground near Chatata, s-[?] U.S.A.’; sepia; 11.5 x 19.1 cm

Item 3 : Rocks and earth. Inscribed on verso: ‘picture of the inscribed wall 16 feet underground near Chatata, s-[?] U.S.A.’; sepia; 11.5 x 19.1 cm [Verso]

Item 9: Interior showing display of Aboriginal artefacts; sepia; 10.4 x 14.9 cm

Item 10: Two Aboriginal men in front of house, one holding an axe; sepia, approx. 15 x 10.7 cm

Item 11: Portrait of Aboriginal man; sepia; 9.9 x 6.4 cm

Item 12: Studio portrait of Aboriginal woman with dog at feet; sepia; 14.8 x 10.8 cm

Item 13: A dead gum tree showing the cuttings made by the Tasmanian Aboriginals with their stone axes, Huttin Park, Tasmania; sepia; approx. 18 x 13.4 cm

Item 13: A dead gum tree showing the cuttings made by the Tasmanian Aboriginals with their stone axes, Huttin Park, Tasmania; sepia; approx. 18 x 13.4 cm [Verso]

Item 14: William Lanne, or King Billy, of the Coal River Tribe, about 26 years old. The last male Aboriginal native of Tasmania. Photographed from Life by Charles A. Woolley, August 1866. King Billy died at Hobart Town, March 3rd, 1869; sepia; oval, approx. 5.7 x 4.2 cm

Item 14: William Lanne, or King Billy, of the Coal River Tribe, about 26 years old. The last male Aboriginal native of Tasmania. Photographed from Life by Charles A. Woolley, August 1866. King Billy died at Hobart Town, March 3rd, 1869; sepia; oval, approx. 5.7 x 4.2 cm [Verso]

Item 15: Studio portrait of Aboriginal man, wearing possible possum skin cloak, inscribed on verso ‘Local tribe Wangaratta Victoria’, seated showing chest scarification, sepia; approx. 14.4 x 10.1 cm

Item 15: Studio portrait of Aboriginal man, wearing possible possum skin cloak, inscribed on verso ‘Local tribe Wangaratta Victoria’, seated showing chest scarification, sepia; approx. 14.4 x 10.1 cm [Verso]

Item 15: Studio portrait of Aboriginal man, wearing possible possum skin cloak, inscribed on verso ‘Local tribe Wangaratta Victoria’, standing, holding hunting implements; sepia; approx. 14.4 x 10.1 cm

Item 15: Studio portrait of Aboriginal man, wearing possible possum skin cloak, inscribed on verso ‘Local tribe Wangaratta Victoria’, standing, holding hunting implements; sepia; approx. 14.4 x 10.1 cm [Verso]

Item 16: Studio portrait of two Aboriginal girls, wearing contemporary European clothing, inscribed on verso ‘Julia Cho, aged 15 and Whabu Zeine, aged 14.’, printed on verso ‘Henry King, 316 George Street Sydney’; sepia; 9.2 x 5.3 cm

Item 17: Two photographs of Tasmanian stone axe printed on one sheet, ‘Tasmanian native axe, 5568. Beattie, Hobart’; sepia; 20.5 x 17.2 cm

Item 18: ‘Last of the Tasmanians’ group portrait of Aboriginal adults; sepia; 16.4 x 21.5 cm

Item 18: ‘Last of the Tasmanians’ group portrait of Aboriginal adults; sepia; 16.4 x 21.5 cm [Mount]

Item 19: Studio portrait of an Aboriginal man, possibly blind, photographed by J. J. Hogg & Co. George Street Brisbane; sepia; approx 13 x 10 cm

Item 20: Aboriginal implements and stone tools, photographed by W. E. Barnes Ovens Bridge Studio Wangaratta; black & white; 16.6 x 11 cm on mount 20.9 x 15.2 cm

Item 21: Aboriginal woman standing outside her humpy with dog; sepia; 10.7 x 14.7 cm in mount 15.2 x 22.4 cm?

Alan Carroll further papers, 1855-1911, together with further records of the Child Study and Adult Health Association of Australia, 1897-1927

​Item 3
Rocks and earth. Inscribed on verso: ‘picture of the inscribed wall 16 feet underground near Chatata, s-[?] U.S.A.’; sepia; 11.5 x 19.1 cm

Item 9
Interior showing display of Aboriginal artefacts; sepia; 10.4 x 14.9 cm

Item 10
Two Aboriginal men in front of house, one holding an axe; sepia, approx. 15 x 10.7 cm

Item 11
Portrait of Aboriginal man; sepia; 9.9 x 6.4 cm

Item 12
Studio portrait of Aboriginal woman with dog at feet; sepia; 14.8 x 10.8 cm

Item 13
A dead gum tree showing the cuttings made by the Tasmanian Aboriginals with their stone axes, Huttin Park, Tasmania; sepia; approx. 18 x 13.4 cm

Item 14
William Lanne, or King Billy, of the Coal River Tribe, about 26 years old. The last male Aboriginal native of Tasmania. Photographed from Life by Charles A. Woolley, August 1866. King Billy died at Hobart Town, March 3rd, 1869; sepia; oval, approx. 5.7 x 4.2 cm

Item 15
Two studio portraits of Aboriginal man, wearing possible possum skin cloak, inscribed on verso ‘Local tribe Wangaratta Victoria’, photograph no. 1 seated showing chest scarification, photograph no. 2 standing, holding hunting implements; sepia; approx. 14.4 x 10.1 cm

Item 16
Studio portrait of two Aboriginal girls, wearing contemporary European clothing, inscribed on verso ‘Julia Cho, aged 15 and Whabu Zeine, aged 14.’, printed on verso ‘Henry King, 316 George Street Sydney’; sepia; 9.2 x 5.3 cm

Item 17
Two photographs of Tasmanian stone axe printed on one sheet, ‘Tasmanian native axe, 5568. Beattie, Hobart’; sepia; 20.5 x 17.2 cm

Item 18
‘Last of the Tasmanians’ group portrait of Aboriginal adults; sepia; 16.4 x 21.5 cm

Item 19
Studio portrait of an Aboriginal man, possibly blind, photographed by J. J. Hogg & Co. George Street Brisbane; sepia; approx 13 x 10 cm

Item 20
Aboriginal implements and stone tools, photographed by W. E. Barnes Ovens Bridge Studio Wangaratta; black & white; 16.6 x 11 cm on mount 20.9 x 15.2 cm

Item 21
Aboriginal woman standing outside her humpy with dog; sepia; 10.7 x 14.7 cm in mount 15.2 x 22.4 cm​

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