Central West South Australia - National Native Title Tribunal

RESEARCH REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHYCentral WestSouth AustraliaSouth AustraliaNo. 22/2003September 2003

BibliographyCentral West South Australiareport. This indicated that Kingoonya SH 53-11, Coober Pedy SH 53-06, Billa Kalina SH53-07, and Tarcoola SH 53-10 were relevant references. A search was then made of theAIATSIS on-line catalogue using these map sheet references in the place field. Thesearch result was viewed to determine which items were relevant. Materials with accessrestrictions were omitted as were foreign language materials, obvious duplications,microforms, audio material and material that appeared to deal with technical aspects oflanguage or education curricula. The search resulted in the following:Location Result End TotalSH 53-06 52 5SH53-07 1 0SH53-10 11 0SH 53-11 3 0Maps of the area produced by linguists and anthropologists show the names of two groupswithin this part of South Australia- Kokatha and Antakirinja. Research reports hadpreviously been prepared on these groups so the material used to prepare these was alsoreviewed.A search was made of the Environment Australia library web-based catalogue of heritagesurvey research reports and other relevant material. The aim of the search was to identifyadditional relevant materials that may not be held by AIATSIS. The search of thiscatalogue using the pastoral lease names located in the area yielded no relevant results.The following general references were also used:• Capell 1963, Linguistic Survey of Australia;• Davidson 1938, A Preliminary Register of Australian Tribes and Hordes;• Giles 1995 (1889) Australia Twice Traversed;• Horton 1994, The Encyclopaedia of Aboriginal Australia;• O’Grady, Wurm & Hale 1966, Aboriginal Languages of Australia: A PreliminaryClassification;• Tindale 1940, ‘Distribution of Australian Aboriginal tribes: a field survey’;• Tindale 1974, Aboriginal Tribes of Australia; and• Wurm & Hattori 1981, Language Atlas of the Pacific Area.BibliographyBasedow, H. 1929, The Australian Aboriginal (1925), F.W. Preece & Sons, Adelaide.- 2 -

BibliographyCentral West South AustraliaBerndt, R.M. 1941, ‘Tribal Migrations and Myths Centring on Ooldea, South Australia’,Oceania, vol. 12, no. 4, pp. 1-20.Berndt, R.M. 1942-44, ‘Preliminary Report of Field Work in the Ooldea Region, westernSouth Australia’, Oceania, vol. 12-14.Berndt, R.M. 1959, ‘The concept of the tribe in the Western Desert of Australia’,Oceania, vol. 30, no. 2, pp. 82-107.Capell, A. 1963, Linguistic Survey of Australia, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,Canberra.Davidson, D.S. 1938, A Preliminary Register of Australian Tribes and Hordes, TheAmerican Philosophical Society, Philadelphia.Davidson, D.S. 1938a, ‘An Ethnic Map of Australia’, Proceedings of the AmericanPhilosophical Society, vol. 79, no. 4.Davies, J. 1995, ‘South Australia’, in P. Sutton ed., Country: Aboriginal Boundaries andLand Ownership in Australia, Aboriginal History Inc., Canberra.Elkin. A.P. 1931, ‘The Social organisation of South Australian tribes’, Oceania, vol. 2,no. 1, pp. 44-73.Elkin, A.P. 1938, ‘Kinship in South Australia’, Oceania, vol. 8, no. 4, pp. 419-452.Frazer, J.G. Sir 1910, Totemism and Exogamy: a treatise on certain early forms ofsuperstition and society, MacMillan, London.Gale, F. 1966, ‘Patterns of post-European Aboriginal migration in South Australia’,Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia: South AustralianBranch, vol. 67, pp. 21-37.Gara, T. 1989, The Kokatha Heritage Survey, Adelaide.Giles E. 1995, Australia Twice Traversed: The Romance of Exploration, being a narrativeCompiled From the Journals Of Five Exploring Expeditions…1872 to 1876(1889), Hesperian Press, Victoria Park.Helms, R. 1896, ‘Anthropology [Report of the Elder Scientific Expedition, 1891]’, RoyalSociety of South Australia - Transactions, vol. 16, pt. 3, pp. 237-332.Horton, D. ed. 1994, Encyclopaedia of Aboriginal Australia, Australian Institute ofAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, Canberra.Howitt, A.W. 1996, The Native Tribes of South-East Australia (1904), Aboriginal StudiesPress, Canberra.Mathews, R.M. 1900, ‘Divisions of the South Australian Aborigines’, Proceedings of theAmerican Philosophical Society, vol. 39, pp. 78-93.- 3 -

BibliographyCentral West South AustraliaOates, W.J. & L. 1970, A Revised Linguistic Survey of Australia, Australian Institute ofAboriginal Studies, Canberra.Oates, L.F. 1975, The 1973 Supplement to a Revised Linguistic Survey of Australia,Armidale Christian Book Centre, Armidale.O’Grady, G.N., Wurm, S.A. & Hale, K.L. 1966, Aboriginal Languages of Australia: apreliminary classification, University of Victoria, British Columbia.Sutton, P. 1995, Country: Aboriginal Boundaries and Land Ownership in Australia,Aboriginal History Inc., Canberra.Tindale, N. 1940, ‘Distribution of Australian aboriginal tribes: a field survey’, RoyalSociety of South Australia, vol. 64, no. 1, pp. 140-231.Tindale, N.B. 1974, Aboriginal Tribes of Australia: Their Terrain, EnvironmentalControls, Distribution, Limits, and Proper Names, University of California Press,Berkeley.Wurm S. A. & Hattori, S. 1981, Language Atlas of the Pacific Area, Australian Academyof the Humanities in collaboration with the Japan Academy, Canberra.- 4 -