The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Unidentified Aboriginal Australian man plays the Didgeridoo while NX81658 Corporal J. M. Little helps by supporting the instrument. Some women of the Digger’s Revue” concert party performers listen. The original caption for this photograph notes that the Didgeridoo is "a native wind instrument".
Two unidentified Aboriginal Australian men demonstrate spear throwing to a group of women who performed in the visiting “Digger’s Revue” concert party. The original caption for this photograph notes t
Members of the “Digger’s Revue” concert party on a visit to the “Mataranka Native Reserve” watching Aboriginal Australians playing poker. The original caption does not name the Indigenous Australians
An unidentified Aboriginal man purchases goods on pay day. Accord to the original caption, this photograph was taken at the at the Koolpinyah Native Compound.
An unidentified Aboriginal man plays a digeridoo. He is the leader of a larger cultural performance, or "corrobboree", that is being watched by an audience of Australian soldiers. Many of the performe
Lieutenant M. P. Polak, Australian Army Nursing Service (right) with Norah and Violet who are two Aboriginal Australian patients in 74 Camp Hospital. This historical caption for this photograph notes
Unidentified Aboriginal Australians attending the spring meeting of the Northern Picnic Race Club. The original caption for this photograph notes that they "were dressed in all kinds of uniforms".
