The Story of Arnhem Land (1 August 1946)
- Description:
- The Story of Arnhem Land By DONALD F. THOMSON, O.B.E., D.Sc., Dip. Anthrop. (Photographs, by author, copyright in Great Britain and U.S.A.) ARNHEM LAND, in the north-east . corner of the Northern Territory, was the last great tract of country in Australia to be explored. From earliest times, this territory had an unenviable reputation; for more than a century after the coming of Flinders it was shunned by the white man—and remained a vast untamed No Man’s Land, unknown and practically unexplored. The aborigines of Arnhem Land are assured of ...
- Display date:
- 1946-08-01
- Location:
- Australia
- Format:
- article
- Collections:
- National Library of Australia
- Contributors:
- By DONALD F. THOMSON, O.B.E., D.Sc., Dip. Anthrop.
- Publisher:
- Australian National Travel Association
- Content partner:
- National Library of Australia
- Availability:
- Online
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