The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Five Aboriginal men stand together wearing traditional performance body paint and hold spears. One of a series of photographs either taken or collected by Roy Cecil Phillipps (later Squadron Leader R.C Phillipps MC & Bar DFC) when employed by the pastoralist firm Connor, Doherty & Durack Ltd in the Kimberley region of Western Australia prior to his enlistment in April 1915.
A large group of Aboriginal men wearing loincloths and painted for corroboree stand in a circle together, raising their spears. Three other Aboriginal men stand to the right of the performance, also w
An informal outdoor portrait of a group of seven Aboriginal men wearing loincloths and painted in traditional war/performance paints. Some men hold woomeras, spears and miru. One of a series of photo
"Kimberley natives". A group of Aboriginal men wearing traditional war/performance body paint, carrying spears and engaging in a corroboree. One of a series of photographs either taken or collected by
"Kimberley natives". A group of Aboriginal men wearing traditional war/performance body paint, carrying spears and engaging in a corroboree. One of a series of photographs either taken or collected by
"Kimberley natives". A group of Aboriginal men wearing traditional war/performance body paint, carrying spears and engaging in a corroboree. One of a series of photographs either taken or collected by
"Kimberley natives". A group of Aboriginal men wearing traditional war/performance body paint, carrying spears and engaging in a corroboree. One of a series of photographs either taken or collected by