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Image Not Available for Brockman's Cave (Wandjina tribe cave paintings with human bones, Manning Creek, Kimberly's Western Australia)
Brockman's Cave (Wandjina tribe cave paintings with human bones, Manning Creek, Kimberly's Western Australia)
Image Not Available for Brockman's Cave (Wandjina tribe cave paintings with human bones, Manning Creek, Kimberly's Western Australia)

Brockman's Cave (Wandjina tribe cave paintings with human bones, Manning Creek, Kimberly's Western Australia)

Creator Dr. F.M. House (English, 1865 - 1936)
Date1901
Dimensions12.6 x 10 cm (4 15/16 x 3 15/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
Object number2003/1202
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Brockman's Cave (Wandjina tribe cave paintings with human bones, Manning Creek, Kimberly's Western Australia)
Brockman's Cave (Wandjina tribe cave paintings with human bones, Manning Creek, Kimberly's Western Australia)
Dr. F.M. House
1901
Photograph
Image Not Available for Brockman's Cave (Wandjina tribe cave paintings with human bones, Manning Creek, Kimberly's Western Australia)
Brockman's Cave (Wandjina tribe cave paintings with human bones, Manning Creek, Kimberly's Western Australia)
Dr. F.M. House
1901
Photograph
Image Not Available for Brockman's Cave (Wandjina tribe cave paintings with human bones, Manning Creek, Kimberly's Western Australia)
Brockman's Cave (Wandjina tribe cave paintings with human bones, Manning Creek, Kimberly's Western Australia)
Dr. F.M. House
1901
Photograph
Image Not Available for Dial Series No. 6
Dial Series No. 6
Gordon House
1966
Print
Image Not Available for Aborigines [Aborigines of the Kimberly region of tropical Estern Australia]
Aborigines [Aborigines of the Kimberly region of tropical Estern Australia]
W. Pederson
1940s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Warrior of the Bena Bena tribe. His head is shaved and he carries a feather crown. The nasal area is pierced.
Warrior of the Bena Bena tribe. His head is shaved and he carries a feather crown. The nasal area is pierced.
Dr. Hugo A. Bernatzik
1930s
Photograph
Buffalo Bones Gathered from the Prairie for Shipment At Gull Lake, N.W.T. [Recto]
Buffalo Bones Gathered from the Prairie for Shipment At Gull Lake, N.W.T. [Recto]
Richard Henry Trueman
1890-1894
Photograph
A Nova Scotia boy extracting bones with a pair of tweezers for boneless codfish. In N.S [Page 12 of Children album]
A Nova Scotia boy extracting bones with a pair of tweezers for boneless codfish. In N.S [Page 12 of Children album]
Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Page
A Nova Scotia boy extracting bones with a pair of tweezers for boneless codfish In N.S.
A Nova Scotia boy extracting bones with a pair of tweezers for boneless codfish In N.S.
Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Print
Image Not Available for The Cathedral (Exterior) Where Lie the Bones of Columbus, Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic
The Cathedral (Exterior) Where Lie the Bones of Columbus, Ciudad Trujillo, Dominican Republic
Keystone View Company
c. 1930
Photograph
Image Not Available for Rather morbid, this stall, for it shows a display of bones and skins, and the smell is not too good either. The unaccustomed purchaser gets rather a shock, coming across a stall of grinning skulls, but they say that skulls are very effective both as charm
Rather morbid, this stall, for it shows a display of bones and skins, and the smell is not too good either. The unaccustomed purchaser gets rather a shock, coming across a stall of grinning skulls, but they say that skulls are very effective both as charm
Emil Otto Hoppé
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for A horrible array of skulls, bones, the heads and beaks of dead birds, but together with herbs and roots they are said to be the most effective for curing ills of all kinds.
A horrible array of skulls, bones, the heads and beaks of dead birds, but together with herbs and roots they are said to be the most effective for curing ills of all kinds.
Emil Otto Hoppé
1930s
Photograph
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