MAIN PHOTO ARCHIVE

Main Ngadjonji Photo Archive

Note: this site contains images of aboriginal people now deceased

Main Ngadjonji Photo Archive

Ngadjonji Shield as found on 5 pound note

(**.. webmaster note: More information is out there but much, for no logical reason, is now considered "copyright" or "access denied".
The Ngadjon should have access. It is their culture. The vast majority of cultural research, taking into account cultural sensibilities, in an enlightened society, should be open source.
Knowledge is pointless unless it is shared... Shared knowledge builds bridges of understanding. .. Without understanding reconciliation is no more than a dream. **)

...for artistic works, copyright lasts for the life of the artist plus 70 years, and publication status is irrelevant..
Once copyright expires, there are no longer any copyright-related restrictions on its copying or re-use.
This is sometimes referred to as being in the public domain.
Source: National Library of Australia ...Australia-US Free Trade Agreement (AUSFTA) amendments 2005

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Traditional groups
Early photographs of Ngadjonji and other rainforest aborigines
without any obvious European influences.
Early contact
Photographs showing some of the early adaptations
of the Ngadjonji to the arrival of the White Man.

Traditional activities
Photographs showing some of the traditional activities
of the Ngadjonji and other rainforest aborigines.
Exile
Photographs showing some of the Missions and Settlements
to which the Ngadjonji were (usually unwillingly) exiled.

Traditional artefacts
Photographs showing various tools and other artefacts
traditionally produced and used by the Ngadjonji.
Survival
Photographs illustrating some of the ways in which the Ngadjonji
managed to survive the coming of the white man.

Traditional groups Early photographs of Ngadjonji and other rainforest aborigines without any obvious European influences.	Early contact Photographs showing some of the early adaptations of the Ngadjonji to the arrival of the White Man.
Traditional activities Photographs showing some of the traditional activities of the Ngadjonji and other rainforest aborigines.	Exile Photographs showing some of the Missions and Settlements to which the Ngadjonji were (usually unwillingly) exiled.
Traditional artefacts Photographs showing various tools and other artefacts traditionally produced and used by the Ngadjonji.	Survival Photographs illustrating some of the ways in which the Ngadjonji managed to survive the coming of the white man.