In the south-east region of New South Wales, on Yuin Country.
Bega
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Scott to Howitt Port Stephens words and phrases 19/8/1883Registration Number hw0147Author —Physical Description — -
Scott to Howitt 19/9/1883Registration Number hw0148Author —Physical Description — -
Jiringal language at Bega from Bega CharleyRegistration Number hw0152Author —Physical Description — -
Precis of information as to the tribe of Aborigines inhabiting the country between Mallagoota Inlet Victoria + Shoalhaven NSWRegistration Number hw0153Author —Physical Description — -
Notes on the Maneroo and NgarigoRegistration Number hw0164Author —Physical Description — -
Frank James to Howitt 6/2/1876Registration Number hw0410Author —Physical Description — -
Notes on Map from Frank James and Tongai-JimmyRegistration Number hw0411Author —Physical Description — -
The organization of Australian tribesRegistration Number XM690Author Howitt, Mr Alfred WilliamPhysical Description Draft notes or article, handwritten in ink, undated. 56 foolscap sheets, 59 pages. Ordered with page numbers top right corner; and, four additional un-numbered pages at the end. One entitled 'Kamilaroi' and one 'Kundandaburi'. Condition: good. -
Field notebookRegistration Number XM760Author Howitt, Mr Alfred WilliamPhysical Description Notebook, black, hard-covered. 98 sheets, 62 pages. Belonging to A.W. Howitt. Anthropological notes, in pencil and ink, from front and back of notebook. Condition: broken metal clasp; fragile; weakened spine. -
Letter from John Bulmer 25 March 1882Registration Number XM90Author —Physical Description Letter, handwritten in ink. Single folded sheet; two pages. Condition: good.