Anthropological field notes and reports, original folder titled 'Nagas' written in pencil and below that, in pen, 'Kinship 1.0.C by Camilla Wedgwood'. It contains a typescript paper by Camilla Wedgwood, with handwritten emendations; the title on page one is 'The English kinship system'; there are 100 pages of typescript and one page in pen and pencil with 'Genealogy illustrating the use of English kinship terms and the multiple relationships arising from the marriage of first cousins'. Wedgwood published an article in Encyclopaedia Britannica in 1929 titled 'Cousin marriage'.

Paper by Caroline Kelly.

Letters to Caroline Kelly from Margaret Mead.

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Anthropological field notes and reports.

Content advice: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are warned that this resource contains mention of funeral rites and burial ceremonies. It also may contain images, transcripts or names of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples now deceased. It may also contain historically and culturally sensitive words, terms, and descriptions.

49 glass slides, mostly of Aboriginal subjects.
9 contact sheets of images from the glass slides.

Photgraphs relating to Caroline Kelly's personal and professional life.

Items relating to Kelly's career in theatre.

Brochures for aged care facilities in New South Wales and Caroline Kelly’s report on aged care, 'Survey of Accommodation available for the Aged, Central Coast Region'.

Lectures and radio addresses authored by Caroline Kelly and publicity fliers promoting her talks, 1932-1955.
Report on and itinerary and fliers for the Jubilee Conference of the Australian Federal Council of the New Education Fellowship, held Aug-Oct 1951.
Fliers promoting public lecture by Margaret Mead, Sydney, 20 Aug 1951.

Field notes and reports. Includes report on child immigration agencies in New South Wales, 1944.