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Life In The Crocodile Islands [milingimbi], Ann E Wells, 1963 1st Ed Aboriginal

By Ann E Wells

Hardcover • Angus and Robertson

Description

Title: Life In The Crocodile Islands [milingimbi]
Author/Publisher: Ann E Wells, Angus and Robertson
Publication Year: 1963
Format: Illustrated Hardcover with Dust Jacket

Synopsis

First published in 1963, Ann E Wells's *Life In The Crocodile Islands [milingimbi]* is a significant non-fiction work offering an anthropological and historical account of Aboriginal Australians. This original first edition, released by the esteemed Australian publisher Angus and Robertson, delves into the lives and culture of the indigenous communities inhabiting the remote Crocodile Islands region, specifically referencing Milingimbi.

As a vintage publication, it provides a unique snapshot of cultural documentation from the mid-20th century. Wells's work contributes to the historical record of Aboriginal life in Australia's Northern Territory, intended for an adult audience seeking insights into this rich cultural heritage.

  • Cultural Documentation of Milingimbi: The book provides an intimate portrayal of the daily life, traditions, and societal structures of the Aboriginal people within the Milingimbi community and surrounding Crocodile Islands area.
  • Anthropological and Historical Perspectives: This non-fiction work serves as a valuable resource for students of anthropology and Australian history, offering a detailed, contemporary perspective from 1963 on indigenous practices and beliefs.
  • Illustrated Insights: Enriched with illustrations, the volume visually complements Wells's narrative, bringing to life the landscapes and people described within her historical and anthropological study.

This first edition, with its original dust jacket and illustrations, holds particular appeal for collectors of Australiana and those with an interest in historical anthropological studies of Aboriginal culture. It represents an important piece of mid-20th century documentation on indigenous life in remote Australia.

Condition

This item has been professionally inspected and is in Very Good condition. Please refer to the photographs for detailed visual assessment.

Specifications

Format Hardcover
Condition Very Good
Publisher Angus and Robertson
Signed No
Edition 1st Edition
Subject History
Vintage Yes
Language English
Ex Libris No
Inscribed No
Book Title Life In The Crocodile Islands [milingimbi]
Sub-Subject Anthropolgy
Personalised No
Sub Category Aboriginal Australians
Year Printed 1963
Custom Bundle No
Narrative Type Non-Fiction
Intended Audience Adults
Original/Facsimile Original
Special Attributes Dust Jacket, Illustrated

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