Possibly Jim Kite (seated, right) and a young Warumungu boy (on ground) in the camp of the Spencer and Gillen anthropological expedition at Tennant Creek, Northern Territory, August 1901

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Item XP 15087 Photograph. Warumungu. Tennant Creek, Central Australia, Northern Territory, Australia. /07/1901 - /09/1901

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Jim Kite (seated, right) and a young Warumungu boy (on ground) in the camp of the Spencer and Gillen anthropological expedition at Tennant Creek, Northern Territory, August 1901

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Individuals Identified

Possibly Jim Kite (Man seated on right)
Cultural Groups

Warumungu
Locality

Tennant Creek, Central Australia, Northern Territory, Australia
Date Produced

/07/1901 - /09/1901
Collector

Sir Walter B. Spencer
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Keywords

People, Transport, Expedition, Camp Life
Collection Names

Spencer and Gillen Collection
Type of item

Image
Discipline

Ethnohistory
Category

First Peoples
Collecting Areas

Ethnohistory, Central and Western and South Australian Ethnographic

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