Aboriginal carved trees, photographed by Henry King (ca.1889 and 1894)
Aboriginal carved trees, photographed by Henry King (ca.1889-1894). A remarkable example of a carved burial tree. This photo was taken by Henry King in 1889-1894 before it was removed and taken to the Australi... More
Aboriginal carved trees II, photographed by Henry King (ca.1889-1894)
Aboriginal carved trees, photographed by Henry King (ca.1889-1894)
Aboriginal Bora Ceremony - circa 1900
Photograph of the Aboriginal people during the Bora Ceremony in the 1900s
Aboriginal carved tree, Clifton Cappie Towle c. 1925
Aboriginal carved tree, Clifton Cappie Towle c. 1925
Aboriginal carved trees V, photographed by Russell Black (ca.1930s)
Aboriginal carved trees V, photographed by Russell Black (ca.1930s)
Aboriginal carved trees VIII, photographed by Russell Black (ca.1930s)
Aboriginal carved trees VIII, photographed by Russell Black (ca.1930s)
Aboriginal carved trees IX, photographed by Russell Black (ca.1930s)
Aboriginal carved trees IX, photographed by Russell Black (ca.1930s)
Aboriginal carved trees III, photographed by Russell Black (ca.1930s)
Aboriginal carved trees III, photographed by Russell Black (ca.1930s)
Aboriginal carved trees VII, photographed by Russell Black (ca.1930s)
Aboriginal carved trees VII, photographed by Russell Black (ca.1930s)
Aboriginal carved trees X, photographed by Russell Black (ca.1930s)
Aboriginal carved trees X, photographed by Russell Black (ca.1930s)
Aboriginal carved trees XI, photographed by Clifton Cappie Towle (c. 1...
Aboriginal carved trees XI, photographed by Clifton Cappie Towle (c. 1925)
Aboriginal carved trees XIII, photographed by Clifton Cappie Towle (c....
Aboriginal carved trees XIII, photographed by Clifton Cappie Towle (c. 1925)
Aboriginal temporary bark gunyah (shelter), ca. 1870
Aboriginal temporary bark gunyah (shelter), Victoria, John Steel, ca. 1889. "Reminiscence of a visit to Victoria, Australia, April 1889". John Steel, photographer.