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Scene of a Corroboree dance
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Drawing of an Aboriginal man making a weapon on country. 
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Portrait of three Aboriginal girls - unnamed. 
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Aboriginal woman cleaning fish by G. Krefft
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Head of an Aboriginal person (front seated profile)
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Sergeant Gunbower Creek (Head of an Aboriginal), by G. Krefft, 1857.
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'Jimmy Bigfoot' Aboriginal person carrying a Kangaroo to his camp.
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Series 02: Gerard Krefft album of watercolour drawings, ca. 1857-1858, 1861, 1866. 
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Aboriginal people of Australia, painted in the 1890s and attributed to H.M.L. Atcherley.
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Governor Arthur's Proclamation to Aboriginal people, ca. 1828-1830.
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Etching signed by B.E. Minns of an Aboriginal woman from Bombala NSW and man from the North Coast NSW. 
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Painting of a fight witnessed in 1845 at Sherbourne Shepherds Station, on the junction of the lower Goulburn River (probably by J. Phillips).