Seven Aboriginal Australian men, decorated in body paint, enacting a hunt by aiming their spears at an eighth man lying on the ground, with one leg extended, pretending to be wounded by a spear. Taken at Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement during a corroboree.

Four Aboriginal Australian men, decorated in body paint and wearing traditional clothing, point upward at an unidentified subject. The arm of a fifth man is also in view. Taken at Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement during a corroboree.

A group of Aboriginal Australian men, decorated with body paint, in file formation, posing with spears while appearing to enact a hunt. One man lies on the ground, his back to the camera, in the place of prey. Taken during a Corroboree at Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement.

Six Aboriginal Australian men, decorated in body paint, aiming their spears at a seventh man who appears to be falling to the ground, holding a spear to his chest and pretending to be wounded. Taken at Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement during a corroboree.

Seven Aboriginal Australian men, decorated in body paint and holding spears, taking part in a corroboree at Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement.

Album containing 73 black-and-white photographs (sizes vary), 106 negatives (sizes vary), one colour photograph (17 x 23 cm) and 18 mounted slides (35 mm) relating to Caroline Kelly's professional life in the theatre and as an anthropologist. Includes photographs of Margaret Mead, people in possibly Samoa or another location in the Pacific Islands, people at the Cherboug community in Queensland, tobacco farming and a community gathering on the Atherton Tableland, and housing developments associated with Kelly's work for the New South Wales State Planning Authority (later known as the New South Wales Planning and Environment Commission). One set of negatives is accompanied by a handwritten note, possibly authored by Caroline Kelly, marked 'Scenes from a corroboree, N. Queensland'; another set is accompanied by a handwritten note marked 'Studies in a native settlement'.

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