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131 AP Elkin, ' Series 2 Box 9', Field Notes, Personal archives of AP Elkin, Sydney. Elkin receivedcorrespondence from several amateur anthropologists and outback residents early in 1930, regarding his inquiryabout where he might access Indigenous people as subjects of anthropological study.132 AP Elkin, 'Civilised Aborigines and Native Culture,' Oceania VI.2 (1935).133 United Aborigines Mission. Jul 1 1929 p7134 United Aborigines Mission. Feb 1 1930 p9135 Elkin, 'Civilised Aborigines and Native Culture.' p120136 Elkin, 'Civilised Aborigines and Native Culture.' p146137 Victoria Haskins & Fiona Paisley Anna Cole, ed., Uncommon Ground: White Women in Aboriginal History.(Canberra: Aboriginal Studies Press, 2005). p146138 Eileen Lewis, Transcript of an Interview 020901, ed. Tracy Spencer (Adelaide: 2001)139 Frank Warwick, Transcript of Interview with Frank Warwick 240602, ed. Tracy Spencer (Adelaide: 2002)140 Gerard, Coming of Age of the United Aborigines Mission (Sa) Incorporated. p22141 Gerard, Coming of Age of the United Aborigines Mission (Sa) Incorporated. p23142 Elsie Jackson, Transcript of Interview 10801 (Second Edit Parts Removed 0303), ed. Tracy Spencer (PortAugusta: 2001)143 Elsie Jackson, Transcript of Interview 10801 (Second Edit Parts Removed 0303), ed. Tracy Spencer (PortAugusta: 2001)144 CP Mountford, 'Journals 2/9; Journals 2/8 May-June 1937; May 1938', Field Notes, Mountford SheardCollection, Adelaide. p185: when visitor coming to camp, they sit down fifty yards away and wait about 30 mintill a female relative would come and ask ‘where did the dogs come from this morning?’ to which they answerwhere they camped last night.145 Marcel Mauss, The Gift: The Form and Reason for Exchange in Archaic Societies., trans. W D Halls(London: Routlege, 1990). p70 describes a ritual of visitors to a Corroboree calling out where they came from,throwing away any weapons and being gifted with weapons by their hosts.146 Sylvia J Hallam, 'A View from the Other Side of the Western Frontier: Or "I Met a Man Who Wasn't There.'''Aboriginal History 7.2 (1983).147 Veronica Brady, Can These Bones Live? (Leichhardt: The Federation Press, 1996). p60148 Reference to Ron Vanderwal, ed., The Aboriginal Photographs of Baldwin Spencer (South Yarra: Johncurrey O'Neil Publishes Pty Ltd, 1982).; Hallam, 'A View from the Other Side of the Western Frontier: Or "IMet a Man Who Wasn't There.'''149 United Aborigines Mission, The United Aborigines Messenger 1929- February 1 1935 pp9, 10197