
1968 AUSTRALIAN EDITION [FIRST?] #AUS 68-1483. MANY CANDID COLOR AND B&W PHOTOS OF ABORIGINE CHILDREN.
This work investigates the daily lives and cultural environment of Aboriginal children living in the Australian desert during the late 1960s. Phyl Wallace provides a visual and observational record of these communities, utilizing a collection of candid photography to document the social structures and living conditions of the youth in these remote regions. The text serves as a primary source for understanding the intersection of traditional life and the encroaching influence of modern Australian society during this period.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Researchers and historians often cite this work as a valuable visual archive of mid-century Australian Indigenous life. The book is frequently noted for its candid photographic approach, which offers a direct, unvarnished look at the subjects during a significant period of social transition.
Page Count:
61
Publication Date:
1973-01-01
Publisher:
Thomas Nelson
ISBN-10:
0170019837
ISBN-13:
9780170019835
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