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Warlmanpa non-linguistic references
Partial, non-uniform coverage
Ordered by year, and alphabetically by author within each
year.
This listing has a partial coverage, of non-linguistics references
which
mention Warlmanpa. Send additions and corrections to the compiler, David
Nash.
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- 1889
- East, J. J. 1889. Aborigines of south and central Australia.
11
page pamphlet. "Read before the Field Naturalists' Section of
the Royal
Society, Tuesday, July 16, 1889" * https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/21561691
* Director of the Adelaide School of Mines * "my personal
contact with
the natives not being north of the Hart and Macdonnell Ranges".
mentions "the Tennant Station. Beyond this to the Powell's Creek
Station are the Wurmega, and the furthest north, extending to
Newcastle
Waters, are the T(h)ingalie"
- 1895
- Stationmaster, Powell’s Creek, Telegraph Station 1895. On the
habits of the Aborigines in the district of Powell's Creek,
Northern
Territory of South Australia. Journal of the Royal
Anthropological Institute 24,176-180.
- 1904
- Spencer, Baldwin & F.J. Gillen. 1904 (1969). The
Northern
Tribes
of Central Australia. London: Macmillan & Co. Ltd.
Reprinted
1969,
Oosterhout, N.B., The Netherlands: Anthropological Publications.
*
Warlpiri
references are probably to Warlmanpa
- 1934
- Stanner, W.E.H. 1934. Report upon Aborigines and Aborigines'
Reserve at
Tennant's Creek. 11p. ts. * see Stanner 1980
- 1934
- Stanner, WEH. 1934 notebooks. Deposited at AIATSIS. * see
Stanner
1979
- 1935
- 'Central Australia. Ministerial Party's Tour. VISIT TO
GOLDFIELDS', The Sydney Morning Herald 6 May 1935, page
10. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article17144513
* "A run of 80 miles through the country west of Tennant's Creek
and
the witnessing of a full-dress corroboree of the Wallamumba
tribe of
blacks on the reserve to the north-east of the telegraph station
occupied the last day of the Federal Ministerial party in the
Tennant's
Creek area." * first published mention of language name
- 1936
- Stanner, WEH. Aborigines and Tennant’s Creek. LETTERS TO THE
EDITOR. Sydney Morning Herald 5 August 1936, page 9. http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article17257824
* Warramulla tribe
- 1952
- Tribes of the Northern Territory. [1952?]. [map with numbered
key] * '58. Wolmamba' * AIATSIS Library call number M189
- 1953
- Tribes of the Northern Territory : their approximate
locations. [1953]. 18 leaves. * AIATSIS Library call
number PMS 4873
- 1962
- Meggitt, Mervyn J. 1962. Desert People. A study of the
Walbiri
Aborigines
of Central Australia. Sydney: Angus & Roberston.
Reprinted
1965,
Chicago, London: University of Chicago Press; Toronto:
University of
Toronto
Press.
- 1965
- Northern Territory Administration. Welfare Branch. 1965. Warrabri
Aboriginal
Reserve. May, 1965. 26pp. (other editions in 1960, 1961) *
copy at
AIATSIS
- 1978
- O'Grady, Frank. 1977. Francis of Central Australia.
154pp. ISBN
0 85587 114 8 Sydney: Wentworth Books.
- 1978
- Aboriginal Land Commission. 1978. Claim by the Warlpiri
and
Kartangarurru-Kurintji.
Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner to the Minister for
Aboriginal
Affairs and to the Minister for the Northern Territory.
Canberra:
A.G.P.S.
- 1978
- Peterson, Nicolas, Patrick McConvell, Ste[ph]en Wild & Rod
Hagen.
1978. A
Claim to Areas of Traditional Land by the Walpiri and
Kartangarurru -
Kurintji,
1978. Prepared at the instruction of the Central Land
Council on
behalf
of the Walpiri and Kartangarurru - Kurintji. Revised Version.
vi+102+8+[4]pp.
Alice Springs: Central Land Council.
- 1978
- Read, Peter and Engineer Jack Japaljarri. 1978. The price of
tobacco:
the
journey of the Warlmala to Wave Hill, 1928. Aboriginal
History
2.2,140-48.
- 1979
- Bell, Diane R. 1979. The Pawurrinji Puzzle. iv+40pp. Exhibit
in
Warlmanpa,
and Kaytety-Warlpiri land claim hearings. * AIAS Library Ms 1535
(A1;B1)
- 1979
- Davison, Patricia. 1979. The Manga-Manda Settlement, Phillip
Creek: An
Historical Reconstruction from Written, Oral and Material
Evidence.
Report
submitted to the National Trust of Australia (Northern
Territory).
December
1979. ix+163pp. * published as Davison 1985
- 1979
- Stanner, W.E.H. 1979. Report on field work in north central
and
north
Australia
1934-5. 102pp. ts. Microfiche No. 1. ISBN 0855750936 Canberra:
AIAS.
- 1980
- Nash, David. 1980. A Traditional Land Claim by the
Warlmanpa,
Warlpiri,
Mudbura and Warumungu Traditional Owners. Alice Springs:
Central
Land
Council.
- 1980
- Stanner, W.E.H. 1980. Report to Australian National Research
Council
upon
Aborigines and Aboriginal Reserve at Tennants Creek 1934. AIAS
Newsletter
n.s.13 (March 1980),43-48.
- 1981
- Koch, Harold, Grace Koch, Petronella Wafer & James Wafer.
1981. A
claim to areas of traditional land by the Kaytej, Warlpiri,
and
Warlmanpa.
Alice Springs: Central Land Council, July 1981.
- 1982
- Aboriginal Land Commission. 1982. Warlmanpa, Warlpiri,
Mudbura and
Warumungu
Land Claim. Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner to
the
Minister
for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Administrator of the Northern
Territory.
No. 11. R81/663 Cat. No. 8122481. Canberra: A.G.P.S.
- 1982
- [Aboriginal Land Commission] National Archives of Australia.
E1477, LC26/1, Warlmanpa, Warlpiri, Mudbura and Warumungu Land
Claim - map of claim area and surroundings * https://www.naa.gov.au/sites/default/files/2021-05/records-released-march-2021.pdf
- 1982
- Aboriginal Land Commission. 1982. Kaytej, Warlpiri and
Warlmanpa
land
claim. Report by the Aboriginal Land Commissioner, Mr.
Justice
Toohey,
to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and to the Administrator
of the
Northern Territory. No. 14. Australian Government Publishing
Service.
[cat.
no.8206696] viii,66p.
- 1982
- Bell, Diane. 1982. Oustations: Reflections from the Centre,
pp.85-92 in Service
Delivery to Outstations , ed. by P. Loveday. Monograph.
[Papers
prepared
for NARU conference Darwin December 1981. Darwin: Australian
National
University
North Australia Research Unit. ISBN 0 86784 160 5 xii+97pp.
$4.50
- 1982
- Nash, David. 1982. Aboriginal knowledge of the aeroplane
'Kookaburra'. Aboriginal
History 6.1,61-73.
- 1982
- Nash, David. 1982. The outstation movement: the long road
back. Central
Australian Land Rights News 15,16. Outstation
update.
16, Spring
1982,14.
- 1983
- Bell, Diane. 1983. Daughters of the Dreaming.
Melbourne:
McPhee
Gribble, North Sydney: George Allen & Unwin. 297pp. ISBN 0
86861
472
6.
- 1984
- Afianos, C. (ed.) 1984. The Tennant & District Times.
50
Golden
years. The Tennant & District Times Commemorative
Issue in
conjunction
with the "Back to Tennant Creek" celebrations. May 1984. $2.
56pp.
Tennant
Creek.
- 1984
- [Clark, Allan.] 1984. The Aboriginal People of Tennant Creek.
Afianos
(ed.)
1984,6-7.
- 1984
- Nash, David. 1984-. Reports, with colour slides, VHS video
recordings
(1987-),
documenting travel in Warlpiri and Warlmanpa country west of
Tennant
Creek.
Deposited at AIATSIS.
- 1984
- Nash, David. 1984. Prospects for Warlpiri country between
Lajamanu and
Warrego. 23pp., map. 27 June 1984. Deposited at AIAS Library MS
3953.
Update,
6 October 1985. 10pp.
- 1985
- Davison, Patricia. 1985. The Manga-Manda Settlement,
Phillip
Creek:
An Historical Reconstruction from Written, Oral and Material
Evidence.
Occasional Papers in Material Anthropology. Material
Culture Unit,
James Cook University of North Queensland. ix+80pp. ISBN 0 86443
148 1
[published version of Davison 1979]
- 1986
- Gibson, D[avid] F. 1986. A Biological Survey of the Tanami
Desert
in
the Northern Territory Technical Report - Number 30. Alice
Springs:
Conservation Commission of the Northern Territory. ISBN 07245
0836 8
ISSN
0729 9990 xiii+258pp.
- 1986
- Smith, M.A. 1986. An investigation of possible Pleistocene
occupation at Lake Woods, Northern Territory. Australian
Archaeology
22, 60–74
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mike_Smith60/publication/268031909_AN_INVESTIGATION_OF_POSSIBLE_PLEISTOCENE_O_C_C_U_P_A_T_I_O_N_AT_LAKE_WOODS_NORTHERN_TERRITORY/links/564be86608aeab8ed5e79567/AN-INVESTIGATION-OF-POSSIBLE-PLEISTOCENE-O-C-C-U-P-A-T-I-O-N-AT-LAKE-WOODS-NORTHERN-TERRITORY.pdf
- 198-
- Paton, Robert. 198-. Stone blade production and use : an
ethnoarchaeological case study from central Northern Territory,
Australia. The Australian National University MA thesis. *
AIATSIS
Library MS 4554
- 1989
- Nash, David. 1989. Donald Jupurrula Graham. [Obituary.] Australian
Aboriginal
Studies 1/1989, 68-69.
- 1991
- Carment, David, 1949-. 1991. History and the Landscape in
Central
Australia.
Darwin: NARU, ANU. ISBN 0731512952 xi+81pp. * Chapter 5, pp.
25-29,
Aborigines
and Europeans at Phillip Creek.
- 1991
- Glowczewski, Barbara. 1991. Du Rêve. La Loi Chez Les
Aborigènes.
Mythes, rites et organisation sociale en Australie.
Presses
Universitaires
de France. ISBN 2 13 0437451. [map near front: "L'Australie"
with
Warlmanpa
as synonym of Warumungu.]
- 1993
- Stotz, Gertrude. 1993. "Kurdungurlu got to drive Toyota":
differential
colonizing process among the Warlpiri. vii+264 leaves. Thesis
(Ph.D.)--Deakin
University.
- 1993
- Sutton, Peter, Petronella Morel & David Nash. 1993. Muckaty
Land
Claim. Darwin: Northern Land Council.
- 1993
- Paton, Robert. 1994. Speaking through stones: A study from
northern Australia. World Archaeology 26.2,172–184.
doi:10.1080/00438243.1994.9980271 http://www.jstor.org/stable/124851
- 1995
- Sutton, Peter. 1995. Country. Aboriginal boundaries and
land
ownership
in Australia. (Aboriginal History monograph 3.) Canberra:
Aboriginal
History Inc. 201pp. 29 cm. ISBN 0731521463 [comments by David
Nash,
North
Central Australia section, pp.104-6]
- 1995
- Nash, David. 1995. A few men in good seasons. Presented to The
Australian
Frontiers Conference, 20-22 April 1995, Longreach, organised by
the
Australian
Studies Centre, University of Queensland.
- 1996
- Nash, David. 1996. Donald Jupurrula Graham, pp.128-130 in Northern
Territory
Dictionary
of Biography, Volume 3. Edited by David Carment &
Helen
J Wilson. Darwin: NTU Press. * appeared February 1997
- 1996
- Sutton, Peter. 1996. The robustness of Aboriginal land tenure
systems:
underlying and proximate customary titles. Oceania
67.1(Sept),7-29.
- 1997
- Aboriginal Land Commission. 1997. Warlmanpa (Muckaty
Pastoral
Lease)
land claim no. 135. Report No. 51. Report and
recommendations of
the
Aboriginal Land Commissioner Mr. Justice Gray, to the Minister
for
Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Affairs and to the Administrator of
the
Northern
Territory. Canberra :Australian Government Pub. Service. ISBN
0644397918.
AGPS cat. no. 9610219.
- 1997
- Central Land Council. Land Assessment and Planning Unit.
Community
Booklet
5.1 Land use Planning at Mangarlawurru. 9th October 1997
- 1998
- Central Land Council. Land Assessment and Planning Unit.
Community
Booklet
5.2 What we are thinking about for our country. March 1998
- 1998
- Central Land Council. Land Assessment and Planning Unit.
Community
Booklet
5.3 Planning for cattle: Nyappa matanjaku puliki nguru-ngka. May
1998
- 2001
- Gunn, R. G. (Robert George) (Ben). 2001. Nyanya : rock art
recording : field notes, March 2001. ii+48pp.
AIATSIS Grant
no. 2000/6457 * AIATSIS Library pMS 6054
- 2001
- Bush Fruits. Anyinginyi Arts and Crafts Touring Exhbition.
Curated
by Brenda Runnegar. Tennant Creek: Anyinginyi Arts. February
2001.
18pp.
ISBN 0-646-40976-X * 'Bush Tucker' by Alison Alder, p.5,
includes some
Warumungu and Warlmanpa terms
- 2001
- Gambold, Nic. 2001. Participatory land assessment: integrating
perceptions
of country through mapping, pp.171-186 in Working
on
Country: Contemporary Indigenous Management of
Australia’s Lands
and Coastal Regions, ed. by Richard Baker, Jocelyn Davies,
and
Elspeth
Young. Oxford University Press. * Kalumpurlpa area, including
map in
Figure
12.1 p.176
- 2001
- Mulvaney, Ken. 2001. Snake sisters and their imprint on the
landscape:
sacred sites and the changing pattern of petroglyphs, in Ulm,
S., J.
Reid,
C. Westcott, A. Ross, I. Lilley, L. Kirkwood and J. Prangnell
(eds) Barriers,
Borders,
Boundaries: Program and Abstracts of the 2001 Australian
Archaeological
Association Annual Conference. Brisbane: Aboriginal and
Torres
Strait
Islander Studies Unit, University of Queensland. * about
"Warlmampa"
site
- 2001
- Mulvaney, Ken. 2001. Cultural images: the petroglyphs of a
sandstone quarry, Helen Springs, Northern Territory, Australia.
Rock
Art Research: The Journal of the Australian Rock Art Research
Association (AURA) 18.1,40–54. https://search.informit.com.au/documentSummary;dn=200111320;res=IELAPA
- 2002
- Mulvaney, Ken and R.G. Gunn. 2002. Nyanya : the cultural
markers
of a sacred site, Helen Springs, N.T. * AIATSIS Library MS
4281,
Grant no. G2000/6457. 76 leaves : ill.(some col.), maps (some
col.)
- AIATSIS Library Annotation: Discusses the sacred Aboriginal
site
of Nyanya at Helen Springs; project outline; site affiliations -
ownership, Dreaming traditions; study area - environment,
location,
description; methodology; rock art recordings; discussion -
comparison
of sites; survey areas, primary motifs, changes over
time
- 2002
- Nash, David. 2002. Proving country, prospecting for places:
re-visiting
Karlantijpa country, pp.164-9 in Planning for Country.
Cross-cultural
approaches to decision-making on Aboriginal lands, ed. by
Fiona
Walsh
and Paul Mitchell. Alice Springs: Jukurrpa Books (IAD Press).
ix+203pp.
ISBN 1864650370 © Central Land Council
- 2005
- Stein, Pam
& Hannah
Moran. 2005. Town camp safety
strategy. "Ladies talking in Tennant Creek".
54 pages. * "A report on the needs of Aboriginal women and
children
living in Town Camps in Tennant Creek." funded by Department of
Family
and Community ServicesSupported Accommodation Assistance Program
(SAAP)
* PDF
dated
29/7/05, linked from http://www.facsia.gov.au/internet/facsinternet.nsf/aboutfacs/programs/house-newsaap_research.htm * p.22 "Warlmanpa",
p.45:
"Warlmanpa, Warmunba"
- 2006
- Storyline
Australia: Bush School. SBS, 28 September 2006. * about
the school
at Mungalawurru community * features Sandra and Colin Baker,
schoolteachers * was at http://www20.sbs.com.au/storylineaustralia/index.php?pg=doc&id=50&ax=ar
* WebChat after broadcast:
https://web.archive.org/web/20070630190230/http://www8.sbs.com.au/saforum/viewtopic.php?t=138
- 2011
- Rennie, Ellie. 2011. Home internet for remote Indigenous
Communities.
A consumer research report by the ARC Centre of Excellence for
Creative
Industries and Innovation, the Centre for Appropriate Technology
and
the Central Land Council. 77 page PDF. Sydney: Australian
Communications Consumer Action Network. http://apo.org.au/node/30427
http://apo.org.au/resource/home-internet-remote-indigenous-communities-0
- 2011
- Rennie, Ellie. 2011. Internet on the outstation. Inside
Story
9 May 2011. http://insidestory.org.au/internet-on-the-outstation
* Mungalawurru outstation; photo of Clinton Walker and Miles
Lauder
- 2013
- Mulvaney, Ken. 2013. Iconic imagery: Pleistocene rock art
development across northern Australia. Quaternary
International
285,99–110. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.quaint.2011.07.020
- 2016
- Rennie, Ellie, Eleanor Hogan, Robin Gregory, Andrew Crouch,
Alyson Wright and Julian Thomas. 2016. Internet on the
Outstation:
The Digital Divide and Remote Aboriginal Communities. No.
19. 228
pages. Print on Demand. Amsterdam: Institute of Network
Cultures. ISBN:
978-94-92302-07-6.
- http://issuu.com/instituteofnetworkcultures/docs/tod19-issuu?e=3130431/36283282
http://networkcultures.org/blog/publication/no-19-internet-on-the-outstation-the-digital-divide-and-remote-aboriginal-communities/
* Mungalawurru is one of the 3 outstations studied; a
preliminary
survey included Ali Curung
- 2016
- Josephine’s double delight. LRNCA
6.2(August 2016),17 * Josephine Grant's photo
'Burning
Warlmanpa Country'
- 2016
- Maurice Blackburn Lawyers. 'Being Heard' [advertisement]. Guardian
labs Online 8 August 2016.
- https://www.theguardian.com/maurice-blackburn-fair-is-for-all
including
- https://www.theguardian.com/maurice-blackburn-fair-is-for-all/2016/aug/08/muckaty-station-a-victory-of-resilience-and-respect
- http://www.theguardian.com/maurice-blackburn-fair-is-for-all/ng-interactive/2016/aug/08/the-fight-for-muckaty-station
*
about nuclear waste dump
- 2017
- Sherman, Louise and Christobel Mattingley (eds). 2017. Our
mob, God's story : Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
artists share
their faith. Art selection by Max Conlon, Gail Naden,
Glenny Naden
and Inawantji Scales. Sydney, NSW : Bible Society Australia https://trove.nla.gov.au/version/243355458
* 'Walmanpa': Susan Nakamarra Nelson, pp108-9, pp170-1
Back to Warlmanpa page.
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