Guide to the Papers of John Mulvaney
MS 9615, MS Acc13.203, MS Acc17.018, MS Acc17.088
National Library of Australia View Catalogue Record
Created: September 2018
Collection Summary
- Creator
- Mulvaney, D.J. (Derek John), 1925-2016
- Title
- Papers of John Mulvaney
- Date Range
- 1605 - 2016
- Collection Number
- MS 9615, MS Acc13.203, MS Acc17.018, MS Acc17.088
- Extent
- 37.85 metres (227 ms boxes + 3 large folio boxes + 1 med folio box + 29 albums + 2 negative boxes + 27 map folios)
- Language of Materials
- English
- Repository
- Special Collections (Manuscripts)
Introduction
Scope and Content
This collection comprises files created by Professor Mulvaney in the course of his career as an archaeologist, historian, author and lecturer and includes correspondence, drafts of writings by Mulvaney and others, notes, notebooks, fieldwork papers and research material, financial papers, grant applications, minutes of meetings, submissions, reports, drawings, maps and plans, certificates, newspaper cuttings and other printed material. Mulvaney corresponded with archaeologists, historians, politicians, colleagues and friends from Australia and overseas. The bulk of the letters in this collection are written to Mulvaney, although drafts and copies of his own letters feature as well.
These papers represent a lifetime's work on the study of Australian prehistory, and reflect Mulvaney's interest in and activities relating to a wide range of archaeological, anthropological and environmental issues. The papers document Mulvaney's undergraduate and postgraduate studies; his writings, research interests and fieldwork; and his professional appointments, such as his work with the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (later the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies), the Australian Academy of the Humanities, the Committee of Inquiry into Museums and National Collections, the Interim Committee of the National Estate, the Australian Heritage Commission and the National Museum of Australia.
Conditions Governing Use
Copying and publishing of unpublished manuscript material is subject to copyright restrictions. For such material, written permission to publish must be obtained from the copyright holder(s). Copying of unpublished material for research purposes is permissible 50 years after the death of the creator of the material.
Preferred Citation
Items from this collection should be cited as '[Title or description of manuscript item], Papers of John Mulvaney, National Library of Australia, [class/series/file number]'.
Provenance
The original instalment of this collection (MS 9615) was donated by Professor Mulvaney under the Cultural Gifts Program in September 1999. Further instalments were received in 2013 and 2017.
Related Material
Three interviews with Mulvaney are held in the Library's Oral History Collection (at ORAL TRC 2388, ORAL TRC 2591 and ORAL TRC 3421), and Mulvaney's photographic collection is held in the Library's Pictures Branch. Photographs relating to his 1960 excavations at Fromm's Landing are held in the South Australia Museum Archives. Material relating to Mulvaney's work in Kenniff Cave and other Queensland excavations are held in the Queensland Museum, material relating to various Northern Territory sites is held in the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, and material relating to Victorian sites is held in Museum Victoria. The AIATSIS Library also holds material relating to Mulvaney and his writings.
Arrangement
Where possible, the Library has tried to maintain the order of the collection as received from Mulvaney.
For the main correspondence series in MS 9615, the alphabetical arrangement of the files has been maintained, while in other series of MS 9615, the files have been arranged in roughly chronological order. File titles are based on Mulvaney's file titles, where present.
Many of the series in MS 9615 contain papers relating to other series. In particular, papers relating to Mulvaney's research interests and writings are found throughout the collection.
Biographical Note
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 1925 | Born in Yarram, Victoria, on 26 October |
| 1942-1943 | Student teacher, Department of Education, Victoria |
| 1943-1946 | Navigator, Royal Australian Air Force |
| 1948 | Bachelor of Arts (Honours), University of Melbourne |
| 1949-1951 | Tutor in History, University of Melbourne |
| 1951 | Master of Arts (Honours), University of Melbourne |
| Inaugural Archbishop Mannix Travelling Scholar | |
| 1951-1953 | Australian National University Research Scholar, University of Cambridge |
| 1953 | Bachelor of Arts, University of Cambridge |
| 1953-1958 | Lecturer in History, University of Melbourne |
| 1959-1964 | Senior Lecturer in History, University of Melbourne |
| 1960 | Master of Arts, University of Cambridge |
| 1961 | Foundation Member, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies |
| Nuffield Foundation Dominion Fellow, Institute of Archaeology (London) | |
| 1963 | Royal Society of Victoria Research Medal |
| 1964-1980 | Council Member, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies |
| 1965-1970 | Senior Fellow in Prehistory, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University |
| 1965-1976 | Executive Member, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies |
| 1969 | Australian Literature Society Dame Mary Gilmore Medal |
| 1970 | Doctor of Philosophy, University of Cambridge |
| Fellow, Australian Academy of the Humanities | |
| 1971 | Acting Principal, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies |
| 1971-1985 | Foundation Professor of Prehistory, Faculty of Arts, Australian National University |
| 1972-1974 | Council Member, Australian Academy of the Humanities |
| 1972-1976 | Deputy Chairman, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies |
| 1974-1975 | Member, Committee of Inquiry into Museums and National Collections |
| 1975 | Chairman, Planning Committee, Gallery of Aboriginal Australia |
| 1975-1976 | Deputy Chairman, Museums Association, Canberra Division |
| 1976-1977 | Commonwealth Visiting Professor, University of Cambridge |
| 1976-1982 | Australian Heritage Commissioner |
| 1977 | Fellow, Society of Antiquaries of London |
| 1981 | President, Section 25A (Archaeology), ANZAAS Conference |
| 1981-1983 | Member, Interim Council of the Museum of Australia |
| 1982 | Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George |
| 1982-1984 | Chairman, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies |
| 1983 | Corresponding Fellow of the British Academy |
| 1984-1985 | Visiting Professor in Australian Studies, Harvard University |
| 1985 | Whitely Book Award for biography, Royal Zoological Society (NSW) |
| 1986 | Emeritus Professor of Prehistory, Australian National University |
| 1986 | Honorary Member, Australian Archaeological Association |
| Victorian Premier's Literary Award for Australian Studies (with J. H. Calaby) | |
| 1986-1988 | Chairman, ACT Heritage Committee |
| 1986-1990 | Honorary Fellow, Department of History, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University |
| 1987-1990 | Honorary Fellow, Museum of Victoria |
| 1988 | ANZAAS Medal |
| 1989-1992 | Member, Editorial Board, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies |
| 1989-1996 | Secretary, Australian Academy of the Humanities |
| 1990 | Honorary Member, Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association |
| Honorary Member, Prehistoric Society (London) | |
| 1991 | Order of Australia |
| 1996 | Honorary Fellow, Royal Anthropological Institute |
| 1997-1998 | Ashley Fellow, Trent University (Canada) |
| 1999 | Grahame Clark Medal, British Academy |
| 2001 | Australian Centenary Medal |
| 2004 | Rhys Jones Medal, Australian Archaeological Association |
Biographical Reference(s)
Prehistory to Politics : John Mulvaney, the humanities and the public intellectual, edited by Tim Bonyhady and Tom Griffiths. Carlton South, Victoria : Melbourne University Press, 1996.
Item Descriptions
Class 1. Original consignment received September 1999, 1935-1999
This consignment comprises files created by Professor Mulvaney in the course of his career as an archaeologist, historian, author and lecturer.
There are correspondence, drafts of writings by Mulvaney and others, notes, notebooks, fieldwork papers and research material, financial papers, grant applications, minutes of meetings, submissions, reports, drawings, maps and plans, certificates, newspaper cuttings and other printed material. Mulvaney corresponded with archaeologists, historians, politicians, colleagues and friends from Australia and overseas. The bulk of the letters in this collection are written to Mulvaney, although drafts and copies of his own letters feature as well.
These papers represent a lifetime's work on the study of Australian prehistory, and reflect Mulvaney's interest in and activities relating to a wide range of archaeological, anthropological and environmental issues. The papers document Mulvaney's undergraduate and postgraduate studies; his writings, research interests and fieldwork; and his professional appointments, such as his work with the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (later the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies), the Australian Academy of the Humanities, the Committee of Inquiry into Museums and National Collections, the Interim Committee of the National Estate, the Australian Heritage Commission and the National Museum of Australia.
Series 1. General correspondence, 1948-1999
This series comprises correspondence files arranged alphabetically according to correspondent/subject, with a file of general correspondence for each letter of the alphabet, and individual files for regular or important correspondents. Some copies and drafts of Mulvaney's own letters are included in these files, together with drafts and cuttings of writings by Mulvaney and others, job applications, grant applications, referees' reports, research material and other papers. Many of these files overlap with papers in other series.
Among those represented in this series are archaeologists, historians, politicians, colleagues and friends from Australia and overseas. Significant correspondents include Harry Allen, Jim Allen, David Attenborough, Richard Baker, Peter Baume, Robert Bednarik, Anne Bickford, Jo Birdsell, Geoffrey Blainey, Jim Bowler, John Calaby, Dermot Casey, V. Gordon Childe, J. Desmond Clark, Grahame Clark, John Clegg, R.M. Crawford, Glyn Daniel, Greg Dening, Rosemary Dobson, Charles Dortch, Robert Edwards, Derek Freeman, Peter Gathercole, Ian Glover, Jack Golson, Richard Gould, Tom Griffiths, Rex Harcourt, Ken Inglis, Glynn Isaac, Dick Kimber, Isabel McBryde, F.D. McCarthy, Campbell Macknight, Vincent Megaw, Carmel Schrire, Geoffrey Serle, Wilfred Shawcross, Sir Ninian Stephen, Donald Thomson, Norman Tindale and P.J. Ucko.
Other correspondents featured in the general files include H.W. Arndt, Australian Dictionary of Biography, Australian Society of Authors, Bruce Bennett, Frank Campbell, Edmund Carpenter, C.B. Christesen, Mavis Thorpe Clark, John Coles, H.C. Coombs, Pat Dobrez, Paul Eggert, Frank Fenner, Sir James Gobbo, John Langmore, Charles Lethbridge, Stuart Macintyre, Fred McKay, Humphrey McQueen, Patrick O'Farrell, Don Ranson, Bruce Rigsby, Peter Sculthorpe, Ken Taylor, James Urry and Jerzy Zubrzycki.
The earliest correspondence dates from Mulvaney's undergraduate days at the University of Melbourne. The files reflect Mulvaney's writings, research interests and fieldwork; his roles on various committees and commissions of inquiry; and his work at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (later the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies), the Australian National University, the Australian Heritage Commission and the Australian Academy of the Humanities. These files also reveal Mulvaney's prolific output of references for job applicants; support for nominations for honours or elections to membership of various bodies; and comments on articles, theses and submissions.
Topics documented in this series include changes and developments in the study of archaeology and Australian history; the acquisition, ownership and conservation of cultural property; research into and the protection and conservation of heritage sites and regions; environmental issues and legislation; the role of the intellectual in Australian society; and the establishment and development of the National Museum of Australia.
Bain Attwood, 1988-1997 (File 14)
Including a typescript draft of Mulvaney's paper for the 1986 'Historians on history' forum
Manning Clark, 1948-1999 (File 68)
Including a typescript of Mulvaney's 'A note taker in 1948', for the proposed volume 'Manning Clark by his students'
Jack Golson, 1959-1997 (File 106_7)
Including an annotated typescript of Mulvaney's article 'From Cambridge to the bush', c.1993
F.D. McCarthy, 1959-1993 (File 156)
Including a typescript of Mulvaney's paper 'Sesqui-centenary to Bicentenary : reflections on a museologist'
Bob Reece, 1988-1997 (File 198)
Including a typescript of Mulvaney's paper 'John Graham : the convict as Aboriginal', 1993
Norman Tindale, 1955-1996 (File 222)
Including typescript of Mulvaney's paper 'Reminiscences of old times', c.1995
Series 2. Publishing correspondence and papers, 1955-1999
Primarily publishing correspondence relating to Mulvaney's books, articles, lectures and speeches, conference papers and other writings. As well as drafts and cuttings of writings by Mulvaney, the files also include drafts and cuttings of writings concerning Mulvaney and his work.
Correspondents include the ABC, The Age, Antiquity, Australian Dictionary of Biography, Australian Map Circle, Australian Museum, BBC, Cambridge University Press, Canberra Historical Journal, Currey O'Neil Ross Pty Ltd, Dictionary of National Biography, Friends of the First Government House Site, Historical Institute Victoria, Historical Studies, La Trobe University, Mankind, National Museum of Victoria, Natural History, Overland, Oxford University Press, Smithsonian Institution, Thames and Hudson and the Victorian Historical Association.
Drafts and cuttings of Mulvaney's writings are included in numerous files throughout the other series.
'Prehistory and the proper study of man', Victorian Historical Association conference paper, 1969-1970 (File 7)
Miscellaneous writings, 1971-1998 (File 13)
Including drafts of 'Prehistoric Queensland', 1971, 'The Far-Eastern Prehistory Association Congress', 1972, 'Beyond the Movius Line', 1975, 'Cave archaeology', 1975, 'The preservation of the Aboriginal cultural heritage', 1976, 'The Aboriginal heritage: lessons for modern Australians', 1977, 'Kakadu Park', 1978, 'Towards a new national consciousness', 1983, 'One and divided continent : reflections on our National Estate', 1988, 'Imperial outposts on the Coburg Peninsula', 1993, 'Australian anthropology: foundations and funding', 1993, 'Dr Gallus and Australian archaeology', 1998
Miscellaneous public lectures, 1971-1999 (File 14)
Including drafts of 'The past and the future of indigenous cultures', 1988 and 'Landscape, Aborigines and Wik : the neglected historical evidence', 1998
'The Pleistocene occupation of Australia', 9th Congress of the Union Internationale des Sciences Prehistoriques et Protohistoriques, 1975-1976 (File 18)
'Blood from stones : Australian prehistory and its significance for the Aboriginal Australians', 49th ANZAAS Congress David Memorial lecture, 1978-1979 (File 20)
'Gum leaves on the golden bough : Australia's Palaeolithic survivals discovered', Antiquity and man : essays in honour of Glyn Daniel (1981), 1979-1981 (File 22)
'European vision and Australia's heritage', 1980 Australian Academy of the Humanities lecture, 1980 (File 23)
'What future our past? Archaeology and society in the eighties', 51st ANZAAS Congress address, 1980-1981 (File 24)
'Patron and client : the web of intellectual kinship in Australian anthropology', Scientific Colonialism 1800-1930 conference, 1980-1982 (File 25)
Articles and reviews regarding Mulvaney and his work, 1980-1996 (File 26)
Including a typescript of 'John Mulvaney: "A new man..." ' by Wilfred Shawcross, 1994
'"A good foundation" : reflections on the heritage of the first Government House, Sydney', inaugural Foundation Day lecture, 1984 (File 27)
Australian Dictionary of Biography and Northern Territory Dictionary of Biography entries, 1984-1989 (File 29)
'"A sense of making history" : Australian Aboriginal Studies 1961-1986', Wentworth Memorial lecture, 1985-1986 (File 30)
'Aborigines observed : prejudice and preconception' and 'Aboriginal Australians abroad 1606-1875', 1987-1993 (File 33)
Series 3. Certificates and personal documents, 1935-1991
Primarily certificates for prizes, honours and awards, dating from a First Holy Communion certificate to Mulvaney's Order of Australia, which was awarded for his service to prehistory and anthropology, particularly through the study of Aboriginal culture. The series also features an early school report and notebook. Correspondence relating to awards and medals that Mulvaney received is included in Series 1.
Series 4. Royal Australian Air Force, 1943-1948
Papers relating to Mulvaney's RAAF service, including a flying logbook and navigation training notes and maps.
Series 5. Research notes, 1944-1996
Research files, including correspondence, notes, research material, photographs, reports, printed material and other papers.
These files contain information collected for articles and other publications by Mulvaney concerning sites, collections, people and other topics chiefly relating to the study of Australian prehistory. There are papers relating to sites such as Keilor, Kow Swamp, Lake Mungo, Pine Gap, Warrnambool and Weipa, people such as Rhys Jones, F.D. McCarthy, George Augustus Robinson, Alan Thorne and Norman Tindale, and subjects such as Aboriginal economy, carbon dating, ceremonial exchange, hunting and gathering and rock art.
Among the major correspondents are Val Attenbrow, Diane Barwick, Ralph Bulmer, Dermot Casey, Lord Casey, John Chappell, Athol Chase, Grahame Clark, Eleanor Crosby, Charles Dortch, Robert Edwards, A.P. Elkin, Josephine Flood, Brian Ford, Jane Forge, Derek Freeman, Bill Gammage, H.C. Giese, Edmund D. Gill, Jack Golson, Sylvia Hallam, Rex Harcourt, Peter Hiscock, Frank Lewins, Stuart Macintyre, Campbell Macknight, Phil Macumber, Isabel McBryde, F.D. McCarthy, Betty Meehan, Virendra Misra, Hallam L. Movius Jr, E.E. Payne, Graeme Pretty, Peter Read, Andrée Rosenfeld, Charles Rowley, John Sherwood, Wilhelm G. Solheim II, Helmut Straube, Peter Sutton, Norman Tindale and Alan West.
Further material relating to Mulvaney's fieldwork at particular sites is included in Series 8.
C14 literature, 1956-1965 (File 3)
Correspondents include W. Bryden, W.J. Callow, Lord Casey, Grahame Clark, Paul Fejos, Jack Golson, T.L. Grant-Taylor, Annetherese Hirth, Sumiye Konoshima, Harold W. Krueger, Hallam L. Movius Jr, K.P. Oakley, Edwin A. Olson, T.A. Rafter, Elizabeth K. Ralph, Wilhelm G. Solheim II and Norman Tindale
European ethnography : museums, 1961 (File 6)
Correspondents include H.R. van Heekeren, J. Nenquin and Helmut Straube
Rome and Florence, 1961-c.1968 (File 7)
Correspondents include Ernest Dodge, Paolo Graziosi and J. Nenquin
Sepik head, 1963-1964 (File 9)
Correspondents include Ralph Bulmer, Dermot Casey, P.F. Dorian and Morris John White; together with a draft of Mulvaney's article 'A carved stone face from the Sepik'
Weipa, 1963-1969 (File 10)
Correspondents include Lord Casey, A.P. Elkin, P. McLeod and R.V.W. Wright
Pearl and Baler : shell distribution, 1967 (File 17)
Correspondents include Eleanor Crosby and Sara J. Meagher
O'Kelly : Aborigines in Northern Territory post-1850, 1967 (File 19)
Correspondents include G.J. O'Kelly
New South Wales, 1970 (File 23)
Including a reprint of Mulvaney's article 'The anthropologist as tribal elder', Mankind (1970)
Ecology, process and spatial organisation in Aboriginal Australia : 'The chain of connection' seminar, 1973 (File 27)
Correspondents include Derek Freeman
Ecology, process and spatial organisation in Aboriginal Australia : Tindale and Birdsell seminar, 1973 (File 28)
Correspondents include Derek Freeman and Peter Sutton
Mungo research notes and C14 forms, 1974-1996 (File 31)
Including a draft of Mulvaney's paper 'Home thoughts from abroad : Willandra Lakes and the historical and intellectual context of 1969'; Jeannette Hope
Dublin collection, 1975-1977 (File 33)
Correspondents include Robert Edwards, John C.N. Gooch and Joseph Raftery
Skin cloaks, 1975-1978 (File 34)
Correspondents include Dermot Casey, Jane Forge, Alison Oates and Alan West
Poona : microlith paper, 1976-1984 (File 35)
Correspondents include Val Attenbrow, Charles Dortch, Peter Hiscock, Virendra Misra, R.H. Pearce and Graeme Pretty
Trade : Mt William, Victoria and South East Australia, 1978 (File 36)
Correspondents include Isabel McBryde
George Augustus Robinson Collection and Batman deed, 1979-1980 (File 38)
Correspondents include Robert Edwards and Rex Harcourt
Australian Encyclopaedia, 1980-1984 (File 40)
Correspondents include Kim Anderson, Richard Appleton, Athol Chase, R.M.W. Dixon, R.L. Kirk, Betty Meehan, Charles Rowley, Richard Wright and S.A. Wurm
Miles and District Historical Society Bi-Centennial Project, 1985-1986 (File 41)
Correspondents include Brian Ford
Warrnambool, 1985-1988 (File 42)
Correspondents include John Chappell, Edmund D. Gill and John Sherwood
Cambridge Encyclopedia, 1987-1990 (File 44)
Correspondents include Susan Bambrick, John Barrett, Mac Boot, Athol Chase, Robin Derricourt, Bill Gammage, R.V. Jackson, Ian Keen, John Knott, Frank Lewins, Stuart Macintyre, Campbell Macknight, John Merritt, Peter Read, Andrée Rosenfeld, Anne Stonehouse and Peter Sutton
Series 6. Lecture notes, 1946-1985
Primarily Mulvaney's notes from lectures, together with manuscript and typescript drafts of essays by Mulvaney and others, research material and other papers. The files date from Mulvaney's activities as a student, tutor and lecturer at the University of Melbourne, 1946-1964, the University of Cambridge, 1951-1953, and the Australian National University, 1971-1985.
Subseries 6_1. University of Melbourne 1
Subseries 6_3. University of Cambridge, 1951-1953
Series 7. Australian National University, 1949-1998
In 1965 Mulvaney joined the Australian National University's Research School of Pacific Studies as a Senior Fellow in Prehistory. In 1971 he was appointed as the foundation Chair of Prehistory, and he went on to establish the Department of Prehistory in the Faculty of Arts in 1972. He retired in 1985, and from 1986 to 1990 was an Honorary Fellow in the Research School of Pacific Studies, Department of History.
The series features administrative correspondence, course work material, minutes of meetings, reports, newspaper clippings and other papers. The correspondence concerns such subjects as Mulvaney's appointment as foundation Chair of Prehistory, the establishment of the Department of Prehistory, staffing, course work, prizes, policies, funding, reviews and restructuring. There is also material relating to fieldwork and research projects at such sites as Fromm's Landing, Keilor, Kenniff Cave, Ingaladdi and Kintore.
Major correspondents include Harry Allen, Peter Baume, Judy Birmingham, H.C. Coombs, J.W. Davidson, Derek Freeman, Jack Golson, W.W. Howells, R.J. Lampert, Peter Lawrence, D.A. Low, Isabel McBryde, F.D. McCarthy, Vincent Megaw, Paul Mellars, Peter Read, P.A. Selth, Wilfred Shawcross, W.E.H. Stanner, R.D. Terrell, Norman Tindale and Russel Ward.
Undergraduate degree and Cambridge scholarship, 1949-1953 (File 1)
Correspondents include Maurice Brown, J.W. Davidson and A.J. Glasson Williams
References written for students, 1959-1971 (File 2)
Correspondents include A.A. Ostor, A.P. van Vliet, William J. Weeden, A. West and Harold White
Addresses for offprints, 1962-1968 (File 6)
Correspondents include Colin Angus, Manfred Cross, Malcolm Douglas, Brian Ford, A. Irving Hallowell, R. Holloway, Tony Houghton, Kenneth Oakley, M.L. Ryder, Hazel Sinclair and R.P. Soejono
Senior Fellowship in Prehistory appointment, 1964 (File 8)
Correspondents include J.A. Barnes, Jack Golson, D.K.R. Hodgkin, F.H. Johnston and R.J. Lawrence
Japanese data, 1966 Pacific Science Congress, 1964-1969 (File 10)
Correspondents include Erin Asai, Lita Osmundsen, Wilhelm G. Solheim II, Hisashi Suzuki and Ichiro Yawata
Administrative correspondence, 1965-1966 (File 11)
Correspondents include Jack Golson, Peter Lawrence, F.D. McCarthy, John McNally, W.E.H. Stanner and J.T. Woods
Chair of Prehistory appointment, 1968-1969 (File 13)
Correspondents include Max Crawford, Grahame Clark and Glyn Daniel
Administrative correspondence, 1967 (File 14)
Correspondents include Anne Bickford, Judy Birmingham, J.S. Boydell, Barry Bridges, Albert Cymons, Ann M. Early, Jack Golson, Betsy Gould, I.S. Horsburgh, R.J. Lampert, Vincent Megaw, A.A. Robertson, Barbara Rossello, Wilfred Shawcross, W.E.H. Stanner and Donald and Elise Tugby
Administrative correspondence, 1968-1969 (File 15)
Correspondents include D.K. Bhattacharya, Jack Golson, Duncan Merrilees, D.J. Sherrington, O.H.K. Spate, John Taylor and Russel Ward
Administrative correspondence, 1969-1970 (File 16)
Correspondents include Peter Bellwood, C.G. Plowman, O.H.K. Spate and Lois White
Administrative correspondence, 1971-1979 (File 18)
Correspondents include A.J. Birch, J.H. Bishop, M.G. Bouquet, N.D. Gray, W.S. Hamilton, J.M. Harris, W.W. Howells, Colin Jack-Hinton, R. Johnson, Peter Lawrence, Richard B. Lee, J.D. Legge, D.A. Low, Paul Mellars and J. Peter White
Derek Freeman, 1972-1995 (File 19)
Correspondents include John Brocklehurst, Derek Freeman and D.A. Low
Northern Land Council and H.C. Coombs, 1977-1978 (File 23)
Correspondents include H.C. Coombs and R. Gerard Ward
Proposal for Honorary Degrees, F.D. McCarthy and N.B. Tindale, 1979-1980 (File 25)
Correspondents include Joseph Birdsell, Edmund Gill, F.D. McCarthy, Norman Tindale and A.D. Trendall
Review of CCAE Applied Science courses, 1982 (File 26)
Correspondents include John Dunstone and S.E. Grahame
Retirement, 1982-1988 (File 27)
Correspondents include G.E. Dicker, Peter Karmel, Ian Ross and T. Ryan
Administrative correspondence, 1983-1985 (File 28)
Correspondents include C.G. Plowman and Patricia White
Johan Kamminga, 1986-1988 (File 31)
Correspondents include Carmel Gaffney, W.W. Howells, Brian Hughes, Johan Kamminga and J.M. Thomson
Series 8. Fieldwork, 1955-1998
Correspondence, grant applications, financial papers, notebooks, notes, research reports and articles, drawings, maps, plans and printed material relating to archaeological excavations by Mulvaney and others at sites in Australia and overseas. These papers largely concern financial and other arrangements for fieldwork; collection, dating and storage of archaeological specimens; documentation, conservation and management of heritage sites; relationships between researchers, landowners, funding bodies and other stakeholders; research findings; and other topics.
The papers date from Mulvaney's first Australian archaeological excavation at Fromm's Landing in South Australia in 1958. The papers then document later excavations, primarily in the 1960s, at Glenelg in south-western Victoria; Glen Aire in South Australia; Kenniff Cave and The Tombs sites in the Mt Moffat region, Queensland; various sites in the Northern Territory, including Gove, Kintore Cave and Ingaladdi; the Green Gully and Keilor sites in Victoria; and Lake Mungo and other sites within the Willandra Lakes region, New South Wales. There are also papers relating to fieldwork in Timor, and a 1969 expedition to Sulawesi, Indonesia. Research by others is documented in this series, including fieldwork conducted by Graeme Pretty at Roonka in South Australia in the late 1960s.
Among the major correspondents are Don Aitkin, Christopher Anderson, Gowan Armstrong, N.A.W. Ashton, Anne Bermingham, Geoffrey Blainey, Jim Bowler, C.W. Brazenor, W.J. Callow, Dermot Casey, R.M. Crawford, Eleanor Crosby, Tom Darragh, Josephine Flood, Brian Ford, Reg Ford, H.C. Giese, Edmund D. Gill, Jack Golson, Grant W. Greenward, Alan Hickinbotham, D.A. Holmes, Jeanette Hope, D.A. Johnstone, R.B. Joyce, R.B. Lansdown, Charles Lethbridge, N.W.G. Macintosh, Campbell Macknight, Ken Maddock, John Magee, Jack Mahoney, Isabel McBryde, D.F. McMichael, John McNally, Duncan Merrilees, John Morriston, Jeanette Muirhead, Norman H. Olver, Reg Orr, R.H. Pearce, Peter Pigott, Jamie Pittock, Henry Polach, Graeme Pretty, Wilfred Shawcross, D.R. Sheppard, Frank Strahan, F.L. Sutherland, Kingsley Sutton, Peter Sutton, R.D. Terrell, Rowl Twidale, Russel Ward, Eric Willmot, Bob Wren and R.V.S. Wright.
Subseries 8_1. Fromm's Landing, 1955-1963
Fromm's 6 - Ryder's report, 1960-1962 (File 5)
Correspondents include Harold Cogger, Jack Mahoney, D.F. McMichael, Michael Ryder and Gilbert Whitley
Subseries 8_3. Glen Aire, 1959-1961
Subseries 8_4. Kenniff Cave, 1959-1983
Chesterton Range Project, 1959-1983 (File 1)
Correspondents include Lita Binns Fejois, Brian Ford, Reg Ford, R.B. Joyce, B.P. Lambert, Norman H. Olver and Reg Orr
Kenniff C14 - official date sheets, 1962-1971 (File 8)
Correspondents include Anne Bermingham, W.J. Callow, Josephine Flood, Geraldine I. Hassall, Kunihiko Kigoshi, Lita Osmundsen, Henry Polach and F.L. Sutherland
Queensland trip, 1967-1968 (File 11)
Correspondents include Eleanor Crosby, Jim Kidd, Charles Lethbridge, John Morriston and Lloyd N. Waldron
Subseries 8_5. Northern Territory, 1960-1975
Arnhem Land, Gove, Kintore Cave, 1960-1963 (File 1)
Correspondents include R.M. Crawford, Russel Ward and Bob Wren
Ingaladdi 1966 expedition, 1960-1966 (File 2)
Correspondents include W.P. Crowcroft, G.J. Dayes, H.C. Giese and Ken Maddock
Ingaladdi and Kintore field notebooks (copies), 1963 (File 5)
Originals held by the Northern Territory Museum, Darwin
Ingaladdi plans/sections (copy), 1963 (File 6)
Originals held by the Northern Territory Museum, Darwin
Ingaladdi site analysis - general material, 1963-1975 (File 8)
Correspondents include Geoffrey Blainey
Subseries 8_6. Roonka, 1962-1995
Roonka and G. Pretty, 1976-1984 (File 6)
Correspondents include Geoffrey Hope, Alan Hickinbotham and Graeme Pretty
G. Pretty review, 1982-1995 (File 7)
Correspondents include Christopher Anderson, H.F. Bartlett, D.C. Corbett, Ann Govier, Trisha Kidd, Graeme Pretty, Lester Russell and Eric Willmot
Subseries 8_7. Green Gully and Keilor, 1965-1969
Green Gully correspondence, 1965-1969 (File 3)
Correspondents include Anne Bermingham, Jim Bowler, Dermot Casey, Edmund D. Gill, Jack Golson, N.W.G. Macintosh, Donald Mahon, John McNally, R.G.B. Skinner and R.V.S. Wright
Green Gully, Nature and skeletal notes, 1966 (File 6)
Correspondents include Dermot Casey, Tom Darragh, N.W.G. Macintosh, John McNally and R.V.S. Wright
Green Gully early reports and illustrations, 1966-1969 (File 7)
Correspondents include Anne Bermingham
Green Gully correspondence, 1967-1968 (File 8)
Correspondents include Jim Bowler, Edmund D. Gill, John McNally and L.H. Smith
Subseries 8_9. Indonesia, 1969-1995
Indonesian C14 record sheets and TL dates, 1969-1976 (File 5)
Correspondents include Campbell Macknight and David Price
Subseries 8_10. Mungo, 1971-1998
Mungo, 1971-1974 (File 1)
Correspondents include D.A. Holmes, Isabel McBryde, Wilfred Shawcross and S.N. Rajaguru
Mungo project, 1971-1975 (File 2)
Correspondents include Jim Bowler, Dermot Casey, D.A. Holmes, K. Pearson and D. Walker
Mungo, 1973-1974 (File 4)
Correspondents include Tom Austen Brown, Tom Haydon and Isabel McBryde; together with a draft of Mulvaney's 'Summary report on first Mungo Project season, 17 August - 1 September 1973' and a transcript of an interview with Mulvaney, 1974
Mungo accounts, 1974-1978 (File 7)
Correspondents include Jim Bowler, Gladys O'Sullivan, Wilfred Shawcross and D.R. Sheppard
Mungo papers, 1974-1989 (File 9)
Correspondents include Jim Bowler, Jeanette Hope, John Magee, Henry Polach and Wilfred Shawcross
Mungo - 1975 application, 1975-1979 (File 11)
Correspondents include Jim Bowler, D.A. Johnstone, R.B. Lansdown, John Magee, Isabel McBryde, Wilfred Shawcross, R.D. Terrell and J.J. Webster; together with a copy of 'A national heritage : Lake Mungo and the Willandra Lakes region', Mulvaney's submission to the Interim Committee of the National Estate
Mungo post - Peter Clark, 1978-1979 (File 12)
Correspondents include D.A. Johnstone, Paul Landa and Peter Pigott
Willandra management, 1978-1984 (File 13)
Correspondents include Jim Bowler, R.W. Condon, D.A. Johnstone and Peter Pigott
1989 Mungo seminar, 1989-1996 (File 14)
Including an annotated typescript of Mulvaney's seminar paper 'Home thoughts from abroad : Willandra Lakes and the historical and intellectual context of 1969'
Series 9. Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 1962-1998
The Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (AIAS) commenced in 1961 with an Interim Council, and was given statutory authority in 1964. The Institute was established with the primary function of sponsoring and fostering scientific and anthropological research on the history and culture of Australian Aborigines. Mulvaney was a member of the Institute's Council from 1964 to 1980, Acting Principal in 1971, and then Chairman from 1982 to 1984. In 1990 the Institute became the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS).
This series includes correspondence, minutes, grant applications, administrative papers, reports, notes, newspaper clippings and other papers. The files document the major role Mulvaney played in the establishment of the Institute, together with his activities as Council member and then Chairman. Many of these papers relate to Mulvaney's membership of the Advisory Panel on Prehistory and Material Culture, which discussed research priorities and advised on research funding applications. There are also papers concerning the appointment of staff and the election of members, reviews of the Institute and the development of policies on such issues as the treatment of secret/sacred material, the protection of sites, objects and ethnographic collections, the use of carbon dating and the effects of uranium mining.
Among the major correspondents are J.A. Barnes, Ronald M. Berndt, Neville Bonner, Sandra Bowdler, Dermot Casey, I.M. Crawford, R.M. Crawford, Warwick Dix, John Dymock, Robert Edwards, Derek Freeman, W.R. Geddes, Sylvia Hallam, Paul Hasluck, Les Hiatt, Clyde Holding, Glynn Isaac, Rhys Jones, N.W.G. Macintosh, Isabel McBryde, F.D. McCarthy, Charles P. Mountford, Marcia Langton, Henry Polach, W.D.L. Ride, Frederick Rose, Susan Ryan, V.A. Shepherd, D.R. Sheppard, Peter Sims, W.E.H. Stanner, P.J. Ucko, Margaret Valadian, Keith Vallance, W.J. Webster, W.C. Wentworth, Eric Willmot and R.V.S. Wright.
Papers relating to Mulvaney's membership of the AIAS Museum Planning Committee are found in Series 11.
Please note: Series 9 Files 9-11, Files 44-45, File 47 and File 60 are not available for research.
Advisory Panel on Prehistory and Material Culture, 1962-1963 (File 1)
Correspondents include F.D. McCarthy
S. R. Mitchell collection, 1963 (File 2)
Correspondents include J.A. Barnes, Cecily Burton and F.D. McCarthy
Advisory Panel on Prehistory and Material Culture, 1964 (File 4)
Correspondents include Cecily Burton, B. Craig, F.D. McCarthy and John McNally
Advisory Panel on Prehistory and Material Culture - carbon dating research, 1964-1971 (File 5)
Correspondents include G.H. Dury and Graham Lawton
Peter Hamilton, 1965-1968 (File 6)
Correspondents include J.S. Boydell, W.R. Geddes, Peter Hamilton and R.V.S. Wright
General correspondence, 1965-1969 (File 7)
Correspondents include J.S. Boydell, Robert Edwards, Jack Golson, Charles P. Mountford, Donald Tugby and W.J. Webster
General correspondence, 1968-1971 (File 8)
Correspondents include Ronald M. Berndt, I.M. Crawford, Robert Edwards, Isabel McBryde, F.D. McCarthy, Mervyn Meggitt, D.R. Moore, Alec Rainey, D.R. Sheppard, W.E.H. Stanner, B.J. Wright, R.V.S. Wright and Jerzy Zubrzycki
Australian archaeology, a guide to field techniques (1972), Manual No. 4, 1971-1972 (File 13)
Correspondents include Shirley Andrews, Dermot Casey, I.M. Crawford, F.D. McCarthy, Ken Parsons, Henry Polach and W.J. Webster
General correspondence, 1972-1973 (File 16)
Correspondents include Shirley Andrews, I.M. Crawford, D.K.R. Hodgkin, N.W.G. Macintosh, Isabel McBryde, F.D. McCarthy, D.R. Sheppard, R.N. Townsend, P.J. Ucko and R.V.S. Wright
Joint AMIC/AIAS Committee on Mining and the Preservation of Aboriginal Antiquities, 1972-1973 (File 17)
Correspondents include Ronald M. Berndt, Barrie Dexter and P.J. Ucko
General correspondence, 1973 (File 18)
Correspondents include Shirley Andrews, D.R. Gregg, D.R. Sheppard, P.J. Ucko and Keith Vallance
Prehistory Advisory Committee, 1973-1974 (File 19_21)
Correspondents include Ronald M. Berndt, L.K. Dyall, Isabel McBryde, Alan Thorne and P.J. Ucko
H.C. Coombs - Society for Aboriginal Civilisation proposal, 1974-1975 (File 27)
Correspondents include H.C. Coombs, D.A. Low and P.J. Ucko
'The Institute's philosophy and function', draft report of the AIAS Steering Committee, 1975 (File 29)
General correspondence, 1975-1980 (File 36)
Correspondents include K.S. Dodgson, Sandra Holmes, Tim Lindsey, Peter C. Sims and P.J. Ucko
Submission to the Select Committee of the Legislative Assembly upon Aborigines, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, 1979 (File 46)
General correspondence, 1982 (File 50)
Correspondents include Susan Davies, Ros Fraser, Fay Gale, Les Hiatt, Rhys Jones, Paul P. Ossa, Brian Peck, Graham Pike, W.D.L. Ride, Susan Ryan, Margaret Valadian, Noel M. Wallace, W.C. Wentworth and R.V.S. Wright
Uranium Project Committee, 1982-1983 (File 52)
Correspondents include Carmel Schrire, Colin Tatz, John von Sturmer and Eric Willmot
Walsh Review of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 1982-1983 (File 53)
Correspondents include Max Bourke, Les Hiatt, Paul Kauffman, J.P.M. Long, Barrie Reynolds, Eric Willmot, Ian Wilson and Kenneth Wiltshire
Social Impact of Uranium Mining project workshop, 1983 (File 55)
Correspondents include John von Sturmer
'Report on the social impact of uranium mining on the Aborigines of the Northern Territory', 1983 (File 56)
Correspondents include Douglas Miles
Ministerial correspondence, 1983-1984 (File 58_59)
Correspondents include Neville Bonner, Clyde Holding, George Menham, Margaret Valadian, Eric Willmot and Kim Wilson
Series 10. Australian Heritage Commission, 1964-1996
Following the Committee of Inquiry into the National Estate in 1973, an Interim Committee of the National Estate was formed in 1974. The Interim Committee, which operated until 1976, was responsible for administering a National Estate grants program, and advising on the development of a national heritage policy under a permanent commission. The Australian Heritage Commission was established as a statutory authority in 1975, and the full Commission was appointed in 1976. In 2004, the Commission was replaced by an Australian Heritage Council. Mulvaney was a member of the Interim Committee of the National Estate, and served two terms as an Australian Heritage Commissioner from 1976 to 1982.
One of the primary functions of the Commission was to prepare and maintain the register of the National Estate, which is an inventory of significant Australian cultural and natural heritage places. The Commission also provided advice on heritage matters, and developed policies and programs for heritage research, training and education.
This series includes correspondence, minutes of meetings, submissions, reports, printed material and related papers, primarily concerning the establishment and administration of the Commission, the development of the Register of the National Estate, and the nomination of sites for inclusion on the Register.
Among the major correspondents are Jim Allen, Anne Bickford, Geoffrey Blainey, Max Bourke, John Calaby, Philip Cox, John Cumpston, Robert W. Ellis, W.F. Ellis, Margaret Feilman, Frank Fenner, Josephine Flood, Peter Forrest, Jeremy Green, D.C. Griffiths, Cameron Hazlehurst, D.E. Hutchison, R. Ian Jack, John W. Knight, Jane Lennon, Isabel McBryde, Peter Murrell, Kevin Newman, Graeme Pretty, Helen Proudfoot, W.D.L. Ride, D.J. Robinson, Eva Rosander, Vincent Serventy, E.K. Sinclair, P.G. Spillett, Frank Strahan, P.J. Ucko, R.N. Walker, Ian Wilson and David Yencken.
Papers relating to Mulvaney's role in nominating Australian sites for inclusion on the World Heritage List are found in Series 15.
Subseries 10_1. Interim Committee of the National Estate, 1974-1976
Correspondence, minutes of meetings, reports and related papers. The bulk of this material relates to the 1974 Conference on Historical Archaeology and the National Estate. This conference was organised by the Interim Committee of the National Estate to foster the development of a comprehensive inventory of important heritage sites, and to create a framework for classifying these sites into categories and themes. There are also papers relating to the Project Coordination Committee on Historic Sites, on which Mulvaney served, which was set up by the Interim Committee to continue the work began at the conference on what was to become the Register of the National Estate.
Conference on Historical Archaeology and the National Estate, 1974 (File 1_3)
Correspondents include Anne Bickford, Geoffrey Blainey, John Calaby, John Cumpston, Robert W. Ellis, W.F. Ellis, J.M. Freeland, Lionel Gilbert, Jeremy Green, R.M. Green, Cameron Hazlehurst, D.E. Hutchison, F. Ingwersen, R. Ian Jack, Jane Lennon, Isabel McBryde, Colin Pearson, Graeme Pretty, Helen Proudfoot, D.J. Robinson, Doreen Robinson, Eva Rosander, David Saunders, P.G. Spillett, Frank Strahan, John Taylor, John R. Thompson, Jack Thwaites, George Tibbits, Charles Turner, Nigel Wace, R.M. Williams and David Yencken
Subseries 10_2. Australian Heritage Commission, 1964-1996
Correspondence, minutes of meetings, submissions, reports and printed material. These papers largely concern the establishment, role and administration of the Commission, including the Commission's relationship with the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies; contact with academics, interest groups, consultants and other heritage bodies; arrangements for visits to sites nominated for inclusion on the Register of the National Estate; the progress of archaeological research projects; and the development of heritage and conversation policies and procedures. Among the heritage sites documented in the series are Moreton Bay, Norfolk Island, Port Arthur and Mawson's Hut.
1st meeting, 27 July 1976 (File 1_2)
Correspondents include Kerry Ashbolt, John W. Knight, Kevin Newman and David Yencken
Meetings and general correspondence, 1976 (File 54)
Correspondents include Graham Bury and Chris Settler
General correspondence and papers, 1975-1977 (File 56)
Correspondents include R.B. Lansdown and W.D.L. Ride
General correspondence and papers, 1976-1977 (File 58)
Correspondents include Max Bourke, David Carvill, B.M. Cozens, Kevin Newman, P.J. Ucko and David Yencken
General correspondence and papers, 1977 (File 59_60)
Correspondents include Peter Bennett, Max Bourke, R.N. Walker and David Yencken
General correspondence and papers, 1978 (File 61_66)
Correspondents include R.F. Brissenden, S. Condon, Warren Nicholls, P.M. Ryan, R.N. Walker and David Yencken
General correspondence and papers, 1979 (File 67_71)
Correspondents include Elizabeth Bilney, Max Bourke, Margaret Feilman, Roland Fletcher, Josephine Flood, Graeme Kelleher, Bruce Sinclair and R.L. Whitmore
General correspondence and papers, 1980 (File 72_74)
Correspondents include Margaret Feilman, Jack Harvey, P.C. James, C.D. Ollier, E.K. Sinclair and David Yencken
General correspondence and papers, 1981 (File 75_78)
Correspondents include Peter Baume, S.J. Campbell, Rodney Davidson, Margaret Feilman, Maurice French, A.S. Gehrmann, D.C. Griffiths, Barbara Hardy, Ian Higgins, Warren Nicholls, Michael O'Brien, E.K. Sinclair, Brian Stonier, Ian Wilson, Keith Witney and David Yencken
General correspondence and papers, 1982 (File 79_82)
Correspondents include Josephine Flood and Warren Nicholls
Moreton Bay, 1964-1983 (File 83)
Correspondents include Don Henry, John Hodges, Richard Robins and Cathy Wright
Norfolk Island, 1976-1980 (File 85)
Correspondents include John G. Anderson, Philip Cox, Hugh Sampson, Vincent Serventy and R.N. Walker
Norfolk Island, 1975-1979 (File 86)
Correspondents include David P. Abotomey, John G. Anderson, Max Bourke, R. Street, Philip M. Taylor, R.N. Walker and Bill Wiseman
Port Arthur, 1974-1982 (File 89)
Correspondents include N.C. Bills, J.N.D. Harrison and Peter Murrell
International Symposium, France, 1976 (File 90)
Correspondents include Werner Kroker, Duncan Pour and Piers Rodgers
Australian Heritage Commission (AHC) and the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (AIAS), 1977-1980 (File 94_95)
Correspondents include W.F. Ellis, J.A. Lambert and Andrew Mensaros
Northern Territory heritage sites and Peter Forrest, 1978-1980 (File 98_99)
Correspondents include Peter Forrest, Jim Main and J.G. Williamson
Northern Territory - National Trust of Australia, 1979-1980 (File 102)
Correspondents include Peter Forrest and P.C. James
Darwin visit, 1978-1979 (File 104)
Correspondents include Josephine Flood, Peter Forrest and Fred White
Australian Heritage Commission (AHC) and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), 1979-1980 (File 107_108)
Correspondents include Robert Bruce and D.C. Griffiths
Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Heritage Committee, 1980-1981 (File 109)
Correspondents include Max Bourke and Jonathan Winston-Gregson
Heritage register book, 1979-1981 (File 111)
Correspondents include Elizabeth Bilney, Anne Chisholm, Debby Cramer, Joe Jennings, Graeme Pretty, John Ross, Judy Thorne and David Yencken
Heritage register book, including reviews of The heritage of Australia (1981), 1981-1982 (File 112)
Correspondents include Susan Haynes
Australian Heritage Commission (AHC), 1983-1993 (File 114)
Correspondents include Robert Bruce, W.G. Burford, Gerald Early, D.C. Griffiths and Helen Parrott
Series 11. Committee of Inquiry into Museums and National Collections, 1965-1977
In 1974 the Committee of Inquiry into Museums and National Collections was appointed to advise the government on the future coordination and development of Australia's museums and national collections, with particular reference to the establishment of a national museum in Canberra. Mulvaney was an inaugural member of the Committee of Inquiry, which was chaired by Peter Pigott. At the same time, Mulvaney was appointed as chairman of a special planning committee, convened to make recommendations to the Committee of Inquiry concerning the possibility of establishing a gallery of Aboriginal Australia. The Committee of Inquiry presented its final report in 1975.
This series includes minutes, correspondence, research material, reports, submissions and other papers relating to Mulvaney's work on the Committee of Inquiry and on the Planning Committee on the Gallery of Aboriginal Australia. This material documents discussion of such issues as the state of ethnographic collections held in museums and other institutions, the need for a National Museum, the role of such an institution and the scope of its activities, and the development of museology and conservation training programs.
Among the major correspondents are W.R. Ambrose, Peter Baume, Anne Bickford, A.J. Birch, Lionel Bowen, J.L. Carrick, R.J.H. Deane, Barrie Dexter, Robert Edwards, W.F. Ellis, Jack Golson, D.R. Gregg, P.H. Karmel, Peter Lauer, Bruce Macdonald, F.D. McCarthy, John McNally, E.E. Payne, Colin Pearson, Peter Pigott, B.N. Primrose, Paul Reid, Barrie Reynolds, Michael Ridding, Sir William Roberts, Eva Rosander, Peter Sims, Gavin Souter, R.V. Southcott, Jim Specht, P.J. Ucko, D.F. Waterhouse and W.C. Wentworth.
Subseries 11_1. Committee of Inquiry into Museums and National Collections, 1968-1977
Minutes, correspondence, research material, submissions, reports and related material. These papers document discussions with custodians of material of historical or cultural significance; submissions from people, organisations and groups concerned with museums and the collection, conservation and presentation of archaeological and anthropological material; arrangements for visits to state and regional museums; surveys of overseas museums; and preparation of the Committee's final report.
General correspondence and related papers, 1972-1974 (File 1)
Correspondents include Lionel Bowen, D.N.F. Dunbar, P.J. Lawler, Colin Pearson and A.J. Sweeting; together with papers relating to the inaugural Committee meeting, 7 May 1974
General correspondence and related papers, 1974-1976 (File 2_3)
Correspondents include Brian Arthur, Peter Baume, Anne Bickford, A.J. Birch, J.L. Carrick, R.J.H. Deane, Ione Gedye, K.M. Gillespie, D.R. Gregg, F. Heilbronner, H.W.M. Hodges, Knud Holm, J.D. Lauritz, E.E. Payne, Colin Pearson, Peter Pigott, H.C. Quinnell, Paul Reid, Barrie Reynolds, S.S. Richardson, Michael Ridding, Eva Rosander, Peter Sims, W.E. Taylor, F.J. Waters and R.G. Withers
Committee meetings, 20 May 1974 - 24 September 1974 (File 4)
Correspondents include J.C. Jaeger, Bruce Macdonald, E.E. Payne and D.F. Waterhouse
Committee meetings, 31 January 1975 - 17 February 1975 (File 9)
Correspondents include Bruce Macdonald and Colin Pearson
Committee meetings, 6 March 1975 - 20 March 1975 (File 10)
Correspondents include D.R. Gregg and Howard McKern
Committee meeting, 29 April 1975 (File 12)
Correspondents include L.L. Barton, T.H. Cooke and W.E.S. Forster
Committee meetings, 7 June 1975 - 1 July 1975 (File 13_14)
Correspondents include W.R. Ambrose, Frank Norton and Peter Pigott
Tasmanian visit (1975), 1974-1975 (File 54_55)
Correspondents include Lionel Bowen, D.R. Gregg, B.K. Miller and Lee Prince
Subseries 11_2. Planning Committee on the Gallery of Aboriginal Australia, 1965-1975
Correspondence, minutes of meetings, research material, reports and other papers relating to Mulvaney's role as chairman of the Planning Committee on the Gallery of Aboriginal Australia, which first met in May 1975. The Planning Committee reported to the Committee of Inquiry on the proposal for a gallery for the display, research and conservation of material relating to Aboriginal Australia. Earlier papers in this subseries date from Mulvaney's membership of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies' Museum Planning Committee, which was a forerunner to the Planning Committee on the Gallery of Aboriginal Australia.
National Museum and Gallery of Southern Man, 1965-1975 (File 1)
Correspondents include J.G. Crawford, W.R. Cumming, Barrie Dexter, W.F. Ellis, David Fairburn, Jack Golson, Andrew O. Hay, C.L. Hewitt, Peter Howson, F.D. McCarthy, P.J. Nixon, John Overall and W.C. Wentworth
National Museum and Gallery of Southern Man, 1973-1974 (File 2)
Correspondents include Robert Edwards, Peter Sims and P.J. Ucko
Gallery of Aboriginal Australia correspondence, 1975 (File 3)
Correspondents include B.A. Clarke, Barrie Dexter, Robert Edwards, Les Johnson, P.H. Karmel and Peter Lauer
Gallery of Aboriginal Australia correspondence, 1975 (File 4)
Correspondents include Jonathan Brown, Robert Edwards, Ralph J. Hunt, David Moore, Jim Specht and P.J. Ucko
Gallery of Aboriginal Australia minutes and related papers, 1975 (File 5)
Correspondents include Robert Edwards
Series 12. Historical archaeology, 1967-1996
Mulvaney was a foundation member of the Australian Society for Historical Archaeology, formed in 1970 to promote the study of historical archaeology in Australia. In 1991 the Society was expanded to include study of New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific region, and its name was changed to the Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology. The Society promotes the exchange of information and reference material relating to historical archaeology both in Australia and overseas.
This small series contains correspondence, conservation plans, drafts, reports, newsletters, notes and research material. These papers document Mulvaney's interest in the identification, study and conservation of the material traces of Australia's cultural heritage, including the preservation of the site of the first Government House (Sydney) and other significant heritage sites and relics, the development of the register of the National Estate and the establishment of the Australian Heritage Commission.
Among the major correspondents are Anne Bickford, Graham Connah, Eleanor Crosby, Joan Domicelj, W.F. Ellis, Rhys Isaac, F.D. McCarthy, John McNally, D.R. Moore, W.D.L Ride and Jonathan Winston-Gregson.
Papers relating to Mulvaney's role in organising the 1974 conference on Historical Archaeology and the National Estate, at which important resolutions regarding identification and protection of heritage sites were made, are included in Series 10.
Historic bottles, 1967 (File 1)
Correspondents include Steve Corey, Eleanor Crosby, W.F. Ellis, F.D. McCarthy, John McNally, D.R. Moore and W.D.L Ride
Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology, 1970-1992 (File 2)
Correspondents include Judy Birmingham, Thomas Hyde-Page, R. Ian Jack, Thomas F. King and Fred Wendorf
Industrial and Historical Archaeology seminar, 1978-1979 (File 6)
Correspondents include P.C. James and R.L. Whitmore
First Government House site, 1983-1989 (File 7_8)
Correspondents include Anne Bickford, Joan Domicelj, Rhys Isaac, Helen Proudfoot, Nell Sansom, Meredith Walker, John Whitehouse, Kenneth Wiltshire and Jonathan Winston-Gregson
Series 13. Australian Academy of the Humanities, 1973-1997
The Australian Academy of the Humanities was established in 1969 by Royal Charter. The aim of the Academy is to advance knowledge of, and the pursuit of excellence in, the Humanities. It succeeded the Australian Humanities Research Council, which was founded in 1956. Mulvaney became a Fellow of the Academy in 1970, and served as Honorary Secretary from 1989 to 1996.
This small series includes correspondence, minutes of meetings, drafts and cuttings of writings, submissions, printed material and other papers. Much of this material is administrative, concerning Mulvaney's appointment as Honorary Secretary, the development of the Academy, arrangements for symposiums and seminars, and Mulvaney's 1994 Kenneth Myer Lecture 'The wisdom of "non-relevance" : the Humanities and Australia's cultural heritage'. There are also papers relating to such issues as the role and significance of the Academy, reviews of higher education and scholarly research directions and funding.
Among the correspondents are Margaret Coldrake, Kay Daniels, Warwick Dix, Pat Dobrez, Trevor Fennell, Malcolm Gilles, Frank Jackson, Henry Kannegiesser, Vincent Martin, Horst Niemeyer, David Oldroyd, Don Ranson, Pam Rothwell, Deryck Schreuder, Ian Short, Jim Specht, Erica Travers, Stephen Utick, James Walter and Katharine West.
Papers relating to the Joint Academies Committee on Museums, of which Mulvaney was Chair, are included in Series 14. Papers relating to the Joint Academies Committee on for the Protection of Prehistoric Places, of which Mulvaney was a member, form Series 16.
Humanities and ASTEC submission, 1986-1992 (File 2)
Correspondents include Frank Jackson and Erica Travers
Defence of the humanities, 1988-1992 (File 3)
Correspondents include I.R. Barrah, Pat Dobrez, Trevor Fennell, C.A. Hooker, Henry Kannegiesser, Don Ranson and Deryck Schreuder
Humanities, 1989-1994 (File 4)
Correspondents include Kay Daniels, Warwick Dix, Brenton Holmes, Frank Jackson, Catherine Santamaria, Ian Short and James Walter
Discussion papers, submissions, newsletters, pamphlets, cuttings and other printed material, 1990-1997 (File 6_7)
Series 14. Museum of Australia, 1975-1994
Following the recommendations of the Committee of Inquiry into Museums and National Collections, an Interim Council for the Museum of Australia was appointed in December 1980. The Interim Council was primarily responsible for advising on the establishment, siting and development of the proposed National Museum of Australia. Mulvaney served on the Interim Council from its inception until his resignation in 1983.
This series includes correspondence, minutes, reports, submissions, proposals, drafts and cuttings of articles and papers, drafts and copies of reports, research material and related papers.
Early papers in the series document Mulvaney's membership of the Department of Home Affairs' Museums Advisory Committee, 1979-1980, which was a precursor to the Interim Council. This Committee was set up to advise the Department on acquisitions in the period before the establishment of the Interim Council.
The bulk of the files in this series relate to the activities of the Interim Council from 1980 to 1982, particularly the planning and development of the Museum, including documentation of such issues as staffing, administration, funding, siting, design, themes, acquisitions, collection management and maintenance, clientele and relationships with other institutions.
There are papers relating to arrangements for visits to museums throughout Australia and overseas; consultation with academics, Aboriginal communities, heritage bodies and others; organisation of conferences and workshops on such issues as Australian history, the Australian environment, museology and conservation; and drafting and presentation of the Interim Council's report.
Later papers in the series reflect Mulvaney's continuing interest in the development of the Museum, including his role as chair of the Joint Academies Committee on Museums, which was established in 1989.
Among the major correspondents are J.L. Bannister, Weston Bate, Jean Battersby, Peter Baume, Jim Bowler, Dale Budd, T.W. Campbell, Georgina Carnegie, J.T. Davies, A.T. Dix, Warwick Dix, Robert Edwards, R.J. Ellicott, R. Else-Mitchell, John Haslem, R.W. Home, Amirah Inglis, John W. Knight, James Lorimer, D.A. Low, Bill Mandle, D.F. McMichael, Peter Pigott, Wilfrid Prest, Christopher Puplick, Margaret Reid, Barrie Reynolds, Graham Richardson, W.D.L. Ride, Eva Rosander, P.M. Ryan, Jim Specht, Jack Thompson, P.J. Ucko, Robin Wade, D.F. Waterhouse, Frank Waters, R.G. Withers and David Yencken.
Museum of Australia Interim Council reference file, 1980-1981 (File 1)
Correspondents include Neville Houghton, D.F. McMichael and W.D.L. Ride
Papers re creation of the Museum Council, 1981 (File 2)
Correspondents include Peter Baume, L.T. Evans, R.J. Ellicott, A.J.W. Powell, P.M. Ryan and Frank Waters
Museums seminar, 1975-1980 (File 27)
Correspondents include Robert Edwards, D. Wayne Orchiston and R.J. Seamer
Museums - letters to the press, etc., 1976-1978 (File 28)
Correspondents include D.E. Hutchison, Peter Pigott and S.S. Richardson
Parliamentary letters re NCDC and museum, 1976-1994 (File 29)
Correspondents include Dale Budd, John Haslem, C. Holding, A.G. Kerr, John W. Knight, Ray McHenry, Peter Pigott, Gary Punch, Christopher Puplick, Margaret Reid, Andrew J. Richardson, Graham Richardson and P.J. Ucko
Museums, 1977-1978 (File 30)
Correspondents include Peter Baume, Elizabeth Bell, Dale Budd, K.J. Curtis, John Haslem, John W. Knight, D.A. Low, Peter Pigott, John Wade, D.F. Waterhouse and R.G. Withers
Historical Collections Committee, 1978-1980 (File 32)
Correspondents include J.T. Davies, Robert Edwards, E.W. Mackie, D.F. McMichael, P.M. Ryan and J.W. Warren
Museums seminar paper, 1980-1982 (File 36)
Correspondents include D.R. Gregg, Wilfrid Prest and W.D.L. Ride
Museum submissions, 1981 (File 37)
Correspondents include J.L. Bannister, Harrison Bryan, R. Else-Mitchell, P. McL. Hiscock, R.W. Home, J.L. Menadue, L.G. Sharp, Jim Specht, J.P. Wild and David Yencken
Report by the Interim Council on the Museum of Australia, third draft, 1982 (File 47)
Correspondents include Weston Bate
History Gallery draft chapter, 1982 (File 49)
Correspondents include Weston Bate, Bill Mandle, Ron Neale, Eva Rosander and Robin Wade
Museum awards, 1983-1984 (File 51)
Correspondents include Georgina Carnegie, Maurene Herder, James Lorimer, Darryl McIntyre and B.W. Palmer
Museum director and council, 1984-1990 (File 52)
Correspondents include Mary Ann Bin-Sallik, T.W. Campbell, Robert Edwards, D.F. McMichael, Peter Pigott and W.D.L. Ride
Museums - government letters, 1986-1987 (File 54)
Correspondents include Jean Battersby, Jim Bowler, A.T. Dix, Wallace Kirsop and D.F. McMichael
British Academy and British museums funding, 1989-1990 (File 59)
Correspondents include Peter Brown, Neil Chalmers, M.F. Claridge and W.D.L. Ride
Friends of the Museum, 1990-1993 (File 60)
Correspondents include Winnifred Cipullo, Judy Holding and Cath Robinson
Series 15. Australian Committee for the World Heritage Convention, 1976-1996
The World Heritage Convention was adopted by the UNESCO General Conference in Paris, November 1972, and Australia become one of the first countries to ratify the Convention in August 1974. The Convention aims to promote cooperation among nations to protect heritage places considered to be of universal significance. At the 1972 General Conference a World Heritage Committee was established to administer the Convention, and maintain the World Heritage List.
Mulvaney was a member of the Australian Committee for the World Heritage Convention. He was the Australian representative at the 1977 UNESCO General Conference, and was also a delegate to the fifth session of the World Heritage Committee, held in Sydney in 1981. At this session, Australia's Kakadu National Park (Stage 1) and the Willandra Lakes region were inscribed on the World Heritage List.
This series includes correspondence, minutes, reports and other papers. These papers primarily concern the nomination of Australian sites to the World Heritage List, as well as nominations of overseas sites, and the development of frameworks for managing listed sites.
Among the correspondents are Max Bourke, Jim Bowler, A.D. Campbell, D.C. Griffiths and Vincent Serventy.
Australian delegation to the UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee on World Heritage (1977), 1976-1977 (File 1)
Correspondents include Max Bourke, A.D. Campbell, E.L. Fisher, J.L Kennedy and Sheila O'Connor
Australian Committee for the World Heritage Convention, 1978-1980 (File 3)
Correspondents include Vincent Serventy
World Heritage list - Willandra Lakes nomination, 1978-1981 (File 4)
Correspondents include Jim Bowler
Australian Committee for the World Heritage Convention, 1980-1981 (File 8_9)
Correspondents include D.C. Griffiths and Graeme Kelleher
Series 16. Joint Academies Committee for the Protection of Prehistoric Places, 1979-1984
In 1980, the Committee of the Australian Academies of Science, Humanities, Social Sciences and Technological Sciences established the Joint Academies Committee for the Protection of Prehistoric Places, to foster studies of the prehistory of Australia and to encourage the protection and preservation of prehistoric sites. The Committee was made up of eight members, comprising two representatives from each of the four Academies. Mulvaney and Jack Golson represented the Academy of the Humanities.
This series includes correspondence, minutes of meetings, administrative papers, printed material and other papers. This material largely relates to the organisation of two Rock Art Conservation workshops (November 1980 and June 1981), through which the Committee identified priorities and proposals for the surveying, recording, restoration, management and conservation of rock art sites, and, on a wider level, other archaeological sites, contact sites and sites of significance. Particular sites documented in this series include Western Australia's Dampier Archipelago and Burrup Peninsula.
Among the correspondents are J.L. Bannister, W.D. Borrie, J.T. Davies, L.T. Evans, Fay Gale, Jack Golson, Eugene Kamenka, Isabel McBryde, Sir Ian McLennan, R.J. O'Connor, W.D.L. Ride, Charles Rowley, Ralph Slatyer, H.A.W. Southon, Peter Valee and Sir Frederick White.
Committee for the Protection of Prehistoric Places, 1979-1981 (File 1_2)
Correspondents include W.D. Borrie, J.T. Davies, Fay Gale, Jack Golson, Eugene Kamenka, Isabel McBryde, Sir Ian McLennan, W.D.L. Ride, Charles Rowley, Ralph Slatyer, H.A.W. Southon, Peter Valee and Sir Frederick White
Committee for the Protection of Prehistoric Places, 1981-1982 (File 3)
Correspondents include J.L. Bannister, Fay Gale and Sir Frederick White
Burrup Peninsula and Western Australia visit, 1980-1981 (File 6)
Correspondents include L.T. Evans and R.J. O'Connor
Series 17. Environmental issues, 1981-1998
Correspondence, notes, drafts of articles and other writings, reports, submissions, research material, printed material and other papers concerning Mulvaney's interest in and activities relating to environmental issues, particularly issues involving the region of South West Tasmania.
Material in this series primarily concerns the 1981 proposal by the Tasmanian Hydro-Electric Commission to build a dam on the Franklin River in South West Tasmania. Mulvaney visited the region in 1982, and wrote of the importance of Fraser Cave (now Kutikina Cave) and other archaeological sites in the area. He campaigned to have the dam project stopped, and to have the region included on the World Heritage List. In protest at the actions of the Federal Government concerning the proposed dam, Mulvaney resigned as a member of the Interim Council of the Museum of Australia in 1982. There are papers relating to the archaeological significance of sites in the region, the environmental impact of the proposed dam, submissions to the Senate Select Committee on South West Tasmania, appeals to the World Heritage Committee, and support from academics, parliamentarians, heritage and environment groups and others, both in Australia and overseas.
This series also includes papers relating to such environmental issues as phosphate mining on Christmas Island, alpine heritage, the sustainability of Australia's population, global warming and environmental legislation.
Among the correspondents are Harry Allen, Jim Allen, J.R. Ashton, Peter Baume, Jonathan Benthall, Eric Best, Joseph Birdsell, Alan Bonham, Jim Bowler, Bob Brown, Harry Butler, K.S.W. Campbell, Don Chipp, Christopher Chippindale, Grahame Clark, Peter Cook, Glyn Daniel, Barrie Dexter, Hayden J. Downing, John Feint, Malcolm Fraser, Jack Golson, Richard A. Gould, Alistair Graham, R.C. Green, Don Gregory, D.C. Griffiths, Peter Hallahan, C.F.W. Higham, Robert Hill, Clyde Holding, W.W. Howells, David Hughes, John Iremonger, Barbara Isaac, Adrienne Jackson, Barry Jones, Rhys Jones, Roger Lewin, Hugh Maclaren, Colin Mason, Isabel McBryde, Vincent Megaw, Paul Mellars, Alan Missen, Merrick Posnansky, Don Ranson, Peter Read, Colin Renfrew, Ian Richards, Graham Richardson, Derek Roe, E.G. Roland, Susan Ryan, Vimala Sarma, Carmel Schrire, Vincent Serventy, Ralph Slatyer, Wilhelm G. Solheim II, Baden Teague, Norman Tindale, P.A. Tyler, P.J. Ucko, Graeme Ward, Russel Ward, Ian Wilson and Jerzy Zubrzycki.
Subseries 17_1. South West Tasmania, 1981-1993
Correspondence, notes, drafts of writings, research material, reports, submissions, newspaper cuttings and other material primarily relating to the campaign by Mulvaney and others to stop the Tasmanian Hydro-Electric Commission from building a dam on the Franklin River in South West Tasmania, and to have the region inscribed on the World Heritage List.
There are papers relating to campaign arrangements; articles, talks and seminars regarding the archaeological importance of sites in the region and the history of the campaign; the 1981 Senate Select Committee on South West Tasmania, including submissions by Mulvaney and Rhys Jones; nomination of the Tasmanian wilderness to the World Heritage List; the 1983 Tasmanian Dam Case; and the 1987 Commission of Inquiry into the Lemonthyme and Southern Forests.
Senate Inquiry letters and submissions, South West dam, 1981-1983 (File 1)
Correspondents include Paul Barsdell, Bob Brown, Don Chipp, Tracey Diggins, Helen Gee, David Hughes, John Iremonger, Colin Mason and E.G. Roland
South West Tasmania - general, 1981-1984 (File 3)
Correspondents include H. Bandler, Judith A. Fricke and P.A. Tyler
South West Tasmania - my activities, 1982-1983 (File 6_7)
Correspondents include J.R. Ashton, Paul Barsdell, Peter Baume, Jonathan Benthall, Brenda Bishop, Alan Bonham, Glyn Daniel, T.A. Darragh, Heather Donaldson, Hayden J. Downing, George Eogan, John Fazzolare, Roger Green, Don Gregory, Emma Gunn, Clyde Holding, W.W. Howells, Roland Hughes, Barbara Isaac, Barry Jones, Rhys Jones, Ronald B. Lewis, Angie Lister, John F. Lovering, John Maddox, Paul Martin, Tim O'Loughlin, Peter Rae, Don Ranson, Ian Richards, John Riddell, E.G. Roland, Norm Saunders, Ralph Slatyer, Ian Wilson and Jerzy Zubrzycki
South West Tasmania, 1982-1983 (File 8)
Correspondents include Eric Best, Jim Bowler, Richard Cosgrove, Penelope Figgis, Alan Missen, Graeme Ward, Bruce Webb and Jennie Whinam
South West Tasmania - various submissions and publications - HEC report, 1982-1983 (File 9)
Correspondents include P. Agrawal, Barrie Dexter, R.K.H. Johnson, Rhys Jones, E.G. Roland, Vincent Serventy, Keith Simpson and Russel Ward
Letters to Prime Minister from overseas scholars, 1982-1983 (File 10)
Correspondents include Harry Allen, Joseph Birdsell, D.J. Cherry, Grahame Clark, Glyn Daniel, Richard A. Gould, R.C. Green, David Harris, C.F.W. Higham, W.W. Howells, Rhys Jones, Roger Lewin, David Lubell, Merrick Posnansky, Colin Renfrew, Derek Roe, Carmel Schrire, Wilhelm G. Solheim II, Baden Teague, Norman Tindale and Ian Wilson
South West Tasmania - overseas letters re Franklin Dam, 1982-1983 (File 11)
Correspondents include Harry Allen, Keith Branigan, Karl W. Butzer, K.S.W. Campbell, P.L. Carter, Ian Fanning, Janien Flood, Richard A. Gould, R.C. Green, W.W. Howells, Rhys Jones, Roger Lewin, Henry T. Lewis, Paul Mellars, Merrick Posnansky, Carmel Schrire, Vincent Serventy, Wilhelm G. Solheim II, Norman Tindale, P.J. Ucko and Peter Wellings
South West Tasmania - Jones/Mulvaney, 1982-1983 (File 12)
Correspondents include Maureen Barnett, Dorothy Cameron, M.J. Hendry, R.J. Ratcliffe, Vimala Sarma, Graeme Ward and Jerzy Zubrzycki
Franklin and McVeigh, 1982-1983 (File 13)
Correspondents include Jim Allen, Jim Bowler, Malcolm Fraser, Diana Howlett, Don Ranson and E.G. Roland
South West Tasmania v. Harry Butler, 1982-1983 (File 14)
Correspondents include Harry Butler, Chris Harris, Peter Myers and Warren Nicholls
Franklin leakage engineering, 1983 (File 15)
Correspondents include John Bonwick, Don Chipp, Hugh Maclaren, Alan Missen and Susan Ryan
South West Tasmania - my activities, 1987-1988 (File 20)
Correspondents include John Basten, Christopher Chippindale, Peter Cook, P.R. Cranswick, Alistair Graham, Adrienne Jackson, Nelson Quinn and Graham Richardson
Subseries 17_2. Other environmental issues, 1986-1998
Correspondence, drafts and copies of articles and other writings, reports and related papers. Issues documented in this subseries include wilderness quality and world heritage listing in Tasmania, phosphate mining on Christmas Island, alpine heritage, the sustainability of Australia's population, global warming, the 1990 Forest and Timber Resources Inquiry, reform of Commonwealth environmental legislation and the future of the Australian Heritage Commission.
Cambridge Encyclopedia of Australia, 1986-1993 (File 1)
Correspondents include Robert Bruce, Helen Halliday, Clare Orchard, Peter Read, Peter Richards and Ann F. Stonehouse
Letters to Government - ANPWS review, 1988 (File 3)
Correspondents include W.L. Filsell, J.D. Ovington and Hilary Sullivan
Population conference, 1989 (File 5)
Correspondents include Jenny Macleod, Mark O'Connor and Pamela van der Sprenkel
Resources Assessment Commission Forest Resources Inquiry - my evidence, 1989-1990 (File 6)
Correspondents include Kerry Jackson
Australian Heritage Commission - my letters, 1990 (File 7)
Correspondents include Susan Mackintosh, Sharon Sullivan and Keith Tarlo
Series 18. So much that is new : Baldwin Spencer, 1860-1929, a biography, (1985)
Mulvaney's So much that is new : Baldwin Spencer, 1860-1929, a biography was published in Carlton, Victoria by Melbourne University Press in 1985. Sir Walter Baldwin Spencer, biologist and anthropologist, arrived in Australia from England in 1887 to take up the foundation Chair of Biology at the University of Melbourne. He was appointed Honorary Director of the National Museum of Victoria in 1899, and made President of the Royal Society Of Victoria in 1904. In 1894 Spencer was part of the Horn Scientific Exploring Expedition to Central Australia to appraise the natural and cultural environment of the region. The Expedition, which was the first visit by a group of scientists to Central Australia, resulted in the publication of four-volume report, edited by Spencer. This report made a significant contribution to knowledge of the environment, people and culture of Central Australia.
This series includes correspondence, research material, draft material and other papers relating to Mulvaney's research and writings concerning Spencer, and the publication of So much that is new. There are also papers relating to the 1994 Horn Expedition Commemorative Symposium, at which Mulvaney delivered the opening address.
Among the major correspondents are Don Baker, Richard Baker, Dennis Benbow, David Branagan, John Calaby, R.M. Crawford, F.H. Drummond, Robert Edwards, Christine Hogarth, John Iremonger, Dick Kimber, Campbell Macknight, Isabel McBryde, Malcolm McKeown, Howard Morphy, Stephen Morton, Ann Moyal, Barrie Reynolds, Tim Rowse, Peter Ryan, Marcus Sandford, Frank Strahan, Mark Strizic and Eric Willmot.
Papers relating to an edited volume of letters to Spencer from F.J. Gillen are found in Series 24, and papers relating to an edited volume of letters from Ernest Cowle and Paddy Byrne to Spencer are found in Series 25.
Subseries 18_1. So much that is new : Baldwin Spencer, 1860-1929, a biography, (1985)
Correspondence, research material, an annotated typescript draft and other papers relating to research, writing and publication of So much that is new (1985).
Correspondence and related papers, 1970-1991 (File 1)
Correspondents include Don Baker, W.G. Barr, John Calaby, R.M. Crawford, Thomas Darragh, F.H. Drummond, Sophie Ducker, Robert Edwards, N. Goodfellow, A.E.R. Goulty, Nike Grasset, Christine Hogarth, John Iremonger, Roderic Lacey, Malcolm McKeown, Stephen Morton, Ann Moyal, Elizabeth Piggott, Barrie Reynolds, Kingsley Rowan, Peter Ryan, Frank Strahan, Mark Strizic, Wendy Sutherland, Eric Willmot and Patrick Young
Subseries 18_2. 1994 Horn Expedition Commemorative Symposium, 1991-1996
Correspondence, administrative papers, printed material and other papers relating to the Horn Expedition Commemorative Symposium, which was held in Alice Springs in September 1994.
Correspondence and related papers, 1991-1996 (File 1_2)
Correspondents include Richard Barnes, K.T. Barrow, Ivor Beatty, David Branagan, George Chippendale, Barry Cooper, Linden Gillbank, Robert Graham, Philip Jones, Dick Kimber, Isabel McBryde, Campbell Macknight, Howard Morphy, Stephen Morton, Denise Noack, Sue O'Connor, Robert Paton, Tim Rowse, Marcus Sandford and Barry Smith
Series 19. ACT Heritage Committee, 1986-1993
In 1972 an Historic Sites and Buildings Committee was formed in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) to advise the Minister responsible for the ACT on matters relating to the natural and cultural heritage of the ACT and Jervis Bay regions. The Committee's name was changed to the ACT Heritage Committee in 1980. Following a review of the Committee in 1985-1986, a new constitution was endorsed and new Committee members appointed. At this time Mulvaney was appointed to the Committee as Chairman, a position he held until his resignation in 1988.
This series includes correspondence, minutes, reports, policies, submissions, conference papers, newspaper cuttings and printed material. There is correspondence with the Department of the Capital Territory, the Australian Heritage Commission, the National Capital Development Commission (NCDC), ACT Parks and Conservation Service and other regional groups such as the Canberra and South-East Region Environment Centre and the Royal Australian Institute of Architects (ACT Chapter). Among the major correspondents are Barry Cameron, Barry Cohen, John Feint, D.C. Griffiths, John Langmore, Gordon Scholes, P.A. Selth, John Thwaite, Tom Uren and Peter Valee.
The files concern such issues as Mulvaney's appointment to the Committee; meetings of the Committee; urban consolidation in Canberra; listing of Canberra buildings and sites on the Register of the National Estate; administration of the National Estate Grants Program and the ACT Community Development Fund Heritage Grants; and management and conservation policies for buildings and sites such as Calthorpe's House, Lanyon, Westbourne Woods, the Murrumbidgee River corridor and Namadji National Park.
Correspondence, 1973-1986 (File 27)
Correspondents include A.S. Blunn, K.J. Curtis, J.D. Enfield, John Feint, L.L. Gillespie, D.C. Griffiths, Tom Uren and Peter Valee
Australian Heritage Commission workshops : needs and priorities for the conservation of places of cultural significance - towards a national approach, 1986 (File 29_30)
Correspondents include Sharon Sullivan
ACT Community Development Fund Grants : policy review, 1986 (File 31)
Correspondents include Barry Cameron
Ministerial correspondence, 1986-1988 (File 38)
Correspondents include Barry Cohen, Jennifer Cox, John Langmore, Helen Payne, P.A. Selth and Gordon Scholes
Cultural landscapes : Australian ICOMOS seminar and Annual General Meeting, 1988 (File 42)
Correspondents include Meredith Walker
Series 20. Australians, a historical library, (1987)
Australians, a historical library was published in 1987 as part of the Bicentennial History Project. Mulvaney was one of the convenors of the working party for Volume 1, Australians to 1788, and was a project co-editor for this volume together with J. Peter White.
The series includes correspondence, minutes of meetings of the working party for volume 1 and the Editorial Board, memoranda, reports, proposals, submissions, notes, research material and printed material.
Among the correspondents are Diane Barwick, Wendy Beck, Jeremy Beckett, Ronald M. Berndt, Geoffrey Blainey, Sandra Bowdler, Jim Cameron, John Clegg, Warwick Dix, Stephen Foster, David Frankel, Alan Frost, Bill Gammage, Alan Gilbert, Sylvia Hallam, J.E. Hoffman, Christine Hogarth, Ken Inglis, Dick Kimber, Jim Kohen, Ronald Lampert, Peter Lauer, Harry Lourandos, Oliver MacDonagh, Campbell Macknight, A.W. Martin, Isabel McBryde, John McCarty, John McQuilton, Nicolas Peterson, Graeme Pretty, Peter Quartermain, Bill Rosser, Tim Rowse, Mike Smith, Eugene Stockton, Colin Tatz, James Urry, Wray Vamplew, J. Peter White and R.L. Whitmore.
1988 history, 1977-1980 (File 1)
Correspondents include Alan Atkinson, Geoffrey Blainey, Peter Cahalan, Graeme Davison, Stephen Fitzgerald, Stephen Foster, Bill Gammage, Ken Inglis, A.W. Martin, J.W. McCarty, John McQuilton and J. Powell
Bicentennial, 1979-1981 (File 2)
Correspondents include Geoffrey Blainey, Stephen Foster, Ken Inglis, Graeme Pretty and Bill Rosser
Bicentennial history, 1980 (File 3)
Correspondents include David Allbrook, Brenn Barker, Diane Barwick, Julie Carter, Warwick Dix, Ken Inglis, Peter Lauer, W.V. Macfarlane, Bill Rosser, Eugene Stockton, Colin Tatz and J. Peter White
1788 bicentennial, 1980-1981 (File 4)
Correspondents include John Clegg, Warwick Dix, Ken Inglis, John McQuilton, James Urry and J. Peter White
Bicentennial working party, 1981 (File 5_6)
Correspondents include Geoffrey Blainey, Stephen Foster, David Frankel, Sylvia Hallam, Ken Inglis, Campbell Macknight, L.R. Smith, Wray Vamplew, J. Peter White and R.L. Whitmore
Bicentennial meeting, 1981-1982 (File 7_9)
Correspondents include Jeremy Beckett, Ronald M. Berndt, Geoffrey Blainey, Sandra Bowdler, Jim Cameron, W.C. Ferguson, Josephine Flood, Stephen Foster, Alan Frost, Ken Inglis, Dick Kimber, Jim Kohen, Ronald Lampert, Peter Lauer, Harry Lourandos, Oliver MacDonagh, Isabel McBryde, John McQuilton, Betty Meehan, Nicolas Peterson, Tim Rowse, Mike Smith and J. Peter White
Bicentennial, 1982 (File 10)
Correspondents include Ronald M. Berndt, John Clegg, Stephen Foster, Oliver MacDonagh and J. Peter White
1788 chapter drafts, 1982-1983 (File 11)
Correspondents include Geoffrey Blainey, Alan Frost, Sylvia Hallam, Ken Inglis, Oliver MacDonagh, Peter Quartermain and J. Peter White
Series 21. Encounters in place : outsiders and Aboriginal Australians, 1606-1985, (1989)
Correspondence, notes, research material, a contract, reviews, draft material and page and galley proofs relating to research, writing and publication of Encounters in place : outsiders and Aboriginal Australians, 1606-1985. This volume was published in St Lucia, Queensland by the University of Queensland Press in 1989. Encounters in place contains essays on places symbolising contact with Aboriginal Australians, written as an aid to understanding the human history of the Australian environment.
Among the major correspondents are Jennifer Baldrey, Jeremy Beckett, Ronald M. Berndt, Anne Bickford, Billie Campbell, George Chaloupka, Christopher Chippindale, Carol Cooper, Rosanne Fitzgibbons, Josephine Flood, Peter Forrest, Clare Forster, D.C. Griffiths, David Hutchison, Ken Inglis, Dick Kimber, Ron Lampert, Campbell Macknight, Peter Mansfield, Allan Martin, David R. Moore, Craig Munro, Howard Pearce, Charles Perkins, Don Ranson, Peter Ryan, Joanna Sassoon, Suzanne Saunders, Robert Sherman, G.T. Stilwell, Sharon Sullivan, Peter Sutton, John C. Taylor, John Tregenza, Ron Vanderwal, Graham Walsh, Stephen Webb, John Whinray and Judith Wright.
Chambers Pillar, 1985-1987 (File 7)
Correspondents include Neil Bell, Kath Neilson and Marshall Perron
Encounters in place : contract, official, outlines for the book, 1985-1987 (File 8)
Correspondents include Ronald M. Berndt, Stephen Davis, Josephine Flood, Peter Forrest, D.C. Griffiths, Dick Kimber, Craig Munro, Howard Pearce and Joanna Sassoon
Illustrations, 1986-1987 (File 12)
Correspondents include Douglass Baglin, Clare Bassett, Philip Brackenreg, Julie Byron, Billie Campbell, Jennie Carter, George Chaloupka, Carol Cooper, Don Francis, Shirley Humphries, F.P. Jolley, Mance Lofgren, Campbell Macknight, Margaret Medcalf, Marian Minson, Howard Pearce, Suzanne Saunders, Trevor Sherman, Moya Smith, G.T. Stilwell, Daniel Thomas, Graham Walsh and Elizabeth Williams
Flinders Island and Oyster Cove, Tasmania, 1986-1987 (File 14)
Correspondents include Don Ranson, Peter Ryan and John Whinray
Australian Heritage Commission and Encounters in place, 1986-1988 (File 15)
Correspondents include Paul Tacon
Bernier and Durre, WA, 1986-1989 (File 17)
Correspondents include David Hutchison, Mary Anne Jebb and Robert Sherman
Papua, 1986-1990 (File 20)
Correspondents include Jeremy Beckett, Ron Lampert, David R. Moore, M.J. Rowland, Sharon Sullivan, John C. Taylor and Ron Vanderwal
Wills and Cullinlaringo, 1986-1995 (File 21)
Correspondents include Peter Mansfield, Lorna Smith and T.B.S. Wills
Channel Island, 1987-1988 (File 25)
Correspondents include Anne Bickford, Peter Loveday and Suzanne Saunders
Encounters in place : publication, 1987-1990 (File 26)
Correspondents include Anne Bickford, Christopher Chippindale, Walter H.C. Cornelius, Rosanne Fitzgibbons, Clare Forster, Clare Hoey, Ken Inglis, Dick Kimber, Allan Martin, Campbell Macknight, Craig Munro, Margaret Perkins, Denise Robin, John Whinray and Judith Wright
Encounters in place, 1988 (File 27)
Correspondents include Rosanne Fitzgibbons, Clare Forster and Craig Munro
Series 22. Commandant of solitude : the journals of Captain Collet Barker, 1828-1831, (1992)
Commandant of solitude : the journals of Captain Collet Barker, 1828-1831 was published in Melbourne by the Melbourne University Press at the Miegunyah Press in 1992. Mulvaney edited the journals of Captain Collet Barker in collaboration with historian Neville Green. Barker, who arrived in Australia from Ireland in 1827, commanded remote settlements at Raffles Bay (Northern Territory) from 1828 to 1829, and King George Sound (Western Australia) from 1829 to 1831. Barker died soon after leaving the King George Sound settlement, while on a mission to survey the east coast of Gulf St Vincent (South Australia). This series includes correspondence, notes, extensive research material including newspaper cuttings and other printed items, manuscript and typescript draft material, page and galley proofs and computer discs. There are papers relating to Mulvaney's various talks and writings on Barker and related topics, including 'John Graham : the convict as Aboriginal' for Irish Convict Lives, edited by Bob Reece (Sydney : Crossing Press, 1993). Among the major correspondents are Don Aitkin, Janet Anderson, John Calaby, David Carment, John Carroll, Esther Davies, Peter Forrest, Sheila Forrest, Ralph Grandison, Neville Green, Ted Green, Anne Machin, Janet Mackenzie, Campbell Macknight, Isabel McBryde, Clare McMillan, Janet Putnam, Bob Reece, Ted Street, Heather Sutherland, Wendy Sutherland and Stephen Wild.
Barker - notes, 1980-1990 (File 1)
Correspondents include Neville Green, Campbell Macknight, J. Noorduyn and Heather Sutherland
Barker - ancestors - Collet family - 18th century, 1983-1989 (File 2)
Correspondents include Paul Cannon, Clare McMillan and Gwen Webb
Collet Barker correspondence, 1987-1991 (File 4)
Correspondents include Don Aitkin, Janet Anderson, Grace Buckley, Murray Fagg, Sheila Forrest, Neville Green, Michael Loos, Isabel McBryde, Campbell Macknight, Bob Reece, Ted Street, W.R. Stuchbery and J.H. Wyllie
Melbourne University Press correspondence, 1988-1991 (File 7)
Correspondents include Neville Green, Christine Kelly, Janet Mackenzie, Janet Putnam, Ted Street and Wendy Sutherland
Theology - Bicheno, James - Blair, Hugh, 1989 (File 12)
Correspondents include Marjorie Jacklyn and Jean Nelson
Melbourne University Press and Collet Barker reviews, 1990-1994 (File 18)
Correspondents include David Carment, Neville Green, Campbell Macknight, Carissa Mounsey, Janet Putnam and Wendy Sutherland
Series 23. Aboriginal History, volume 16, (1992)
Aboriginal History is an annual refereed journal that has been published by Aboriginal History Inc since 1977. The journal features studies of ethnohistory, indigenous languages and documentary evidence, particularly in the post-contact history of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders. Mulvaney edited volume 16 of Aboriginal History, an issue which focussed on the role of Aborigines in Australia's military history.
The series includes correspondence, notes, research material and draft material, together with the minutes of a meeting of Aboriginal History Inc, 28 February 1992. Among the correspondents in this series are F.T. Bryant, Bob Hall, Dick Kimber, Jeremy Long, Ian McIntosh, Michael O'Sullivan, Elena Rensch, Dorita Thomson and Judith Wilson.
Series 24. My dear Spencer : the letters of F.J. Gillen to Baldwin Spencer, (1997)
Correspondence, grant applications, notes, research material, annotated typescript drafts, printed material and other papers relating to the book, which was published in South Melbourne by Hyland House in 1997.
My dear Spencer is an annotated edition of 185 letters written by F.J. Gillen to Baldwin Spencer, 1894-1903, together with one reply from Spencer written in 1904. Gillen and Spencer first met when Spencer took part in the Horn Scientific Expedition, which travelled through Alice Springs in July 1894, where Gillen was post and telegraph station master. The letters, which are held in the archives of the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford, are a testimony to the close collaboration and friendship between Gillen and Spencer. They carried out several anthropological excursions together, resulting in The Native Tribes of Central Australia (1899), The Northern Tribes of Central Australia (1904) and The Arunta (1927). Mulvaney researched and edited the letters together with Howard Morphy of the Centre for Cross-Cultural Research at the Australian National University and Alison Petch of the Pitt Rivers Museum.
Among the correspondents are Jill Braithwaite, Diane Bell, Max Charlesworth, Elizabeth Durack, Bud Ford, H.W. Fraser, Ken Inglis, John Iremonger, Dick Kimber, Fred McKay, Howard Morphy, Patrick O'Farrell, Alison Petch, Janet Putnam, R.W. Bruce Reid, Deborah Bird Rose, Deryck Schreuder, Fred Silcock, Hazel Sinclair, Billy Soo-Lee, Neil Spark, James G. Stewart, Hilary Thompson, John Thompson and Brian Wilder.
This series also includes correspondence concerning From the frontier : outback letters to Baldwin Spencer (2000). Further papers relating to this volume are found in Series 25.
Gillen - A. Petch and H. Morphy, 1993-1997 (File 2_3)
Correspondents include Max Charlesworth, Caren Florence, R.S. Gillen, Max Griffiths, Al Knight, Howard Morphy, Alison Petch, Janet Putnam and Prue Walsh
Alison Petch, 1995-1999 (File 4)
Correspondents include Lorraine Macknight, Howard Morphy and Alison Petch
Crosbie Morrison Memorial Lecture, 'The Horn Expedition and its aftermath', 1994 (File 5)
Correspondents include Franca Bonanno and Ken Walker
Gillen notes, 1994-1996 (File 6)
Correspondents include Malcolm Goldfinch, Howard Morphy and Alison Petch
Gillen notes, 1995-1996 (File 7)
Correspondents include Hilary Kent, Dick Kimber and Patrick O'Farrell
Gillen plates, 1994-1997 (File 8)
Correspondents include Elizabeth Ho, Philip Jones, Helen Kaptein, Mary Lakic and Graham Morris
Gillen letters and The Australian - reaction to Nicolas Rothwell's article, 1996-1997 (File 9)
Correspondents include Jill Braithwaite, Diane Bell, John Cokley, Elizabeth Durack, Bud Ford, H.W. Fraser, Malissa Gough, Ken Inglis, John Iremonger, Julie Kemp, Nola McCallum, Fred McKay, Marilyn McKenzie, Maureen Nichols, Rosemary Owens, Neil Pitt, Catherine Potter, R.W. Bruce Reid, Douglas Rogers, Deborah Bird Rose, Deryck Schreuder, Bruce Shaw, Fred Silcock, Hazel Sinclair, Billy Soo-Lee, Neil Spark, James G. Stewart, Hilary Thompson, John Thompson and Brian Wilder
Series 25. From the frontier : outback letters to Baldwin Spencer, (2000)
A small selection of correspondence, manuscript and typescript draft material and notes relating to the book. From the frontier was compiled by Mulvaney, together with Alison Petch and Howard Morphy, and published in St. Leonards, NSW by Allen & Unwin in 2000.
The letters featured in From the frontier were written between 1894 and 1925 from Ernest Cowle and Paddy Byrne to Baldwin Spencer. Spencer was part of the 1894 Horn Scientific Expedition to Central Australia, which at one point was led by Mounted Constable 3rd Class Ernest Cowle of Illumurta Springs. Spencer and Cowle formed an enduring friendship, and Cowle's letters to Spencer were a rich source for Spencer's anthropological research. Patrick Byrne, telegraph station master at Charlotte Waters and brother-in-law of F.J. Gillen, was also a significant contact for Spencer.
This series contains letters of Kate Alport and Jo Bushby. Further correspondence relating to research and publication of this book is included in Series 24.
Class MS Acc13.203. Consignment received December 2013, 1605 - 2013
This consignment comprises correspondence, lectures, research notes,heritage papers, early schooling and RAAF records, honours and awards, World Heritage and National Museum of Australia personal records, Notes and publications relating the 1868 Aboriginal cricket tour, newspaper clippings, photographs and slides.
Series. General correspondence files
B, 1999-2013 (File 5) - Box 1 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes correspondence relating to Bob Brown, Jill Barnes and others.
D, 1999-2013 (File 16) - Box 1 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes correspondence relating to Ed Duyker and others.
Kimber, 1995-2011 (File 40) - Box 3 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes Mulvaney's nomination of Kimber for an Order of Australia and . Includes newspaper cuttings.
J. Lally thesis, 2002-2003 (File 42) - Box 3 (MS Acc13.203)
Examination report on PhD thesis by Janice Lally
P, 2000-2007 (File 54) - Box 4 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes correspondence relating to Rachel Perkins and Graeme Pretty.
R, 2000-2012 (File 55) - Box 4 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes correspondence relating to Eleanor (Den) Robin
W (File 71/Part 2 of 2) - Box 41 (Ms Acc13.203)
Colour photo print, "The unknown Archaelogical Prisoner by S.L. Duigan, 1953."
E Witcombe - Daisy Bates, 1902-2005 (File 77) - Box 5 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes unpublished scripts by Eleanor Witcombe, and newspaper cuttings.
Series. Rex Harcourt, John Batman
Correspondence with Rex Harcourt and his texts on Aboriginal Cricketers 1868; John Batman.
Series. Notes and data - V Gordon Childe
Gordon Childe Conference Brisbane 1990, 1989-1993 (File 89) - Box 8 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes conference papers.
Childe Conference London, May 1992, 1976-1999 (File 91) - Box 8 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
Series. Lectures and papers on Heritage
Cambridge Conference 1976 (M. Spriggs), 1976 (File 94) - Box 9 (MS Acc13.203)
Dec. 1976 Cambridge Conference session chair paper. Conference organised by Matthew Spriggs, and undergraduate, and all papers published except this one.
Prehistory seminar 1988 - History of Australian Archaeology, 1970-1990 (File 95) - Box 9 (MS Acc13.203)
Grahame Clark Symposium London 1997, 1995-1998 (File 97) - Box 9 (MS Acc13.203)
British Academy Conference in memory of Grahame Clarke 22/11/1997.
Maritme Archaeology Lecture, 1998 (File 98) - Box 9 (MS Acc13.203)
Lecture at Maritime Archaeology conference, Darwin 2/10/1998 unpublished.
Tumut Lecture, 1999 (File 99) - Box 9 (MS Acc13.203)
Tumut Lecture 18/9/1999, Genealogical Society ACT. Includes newspaper cuttings.
Lecture at Consultant Conference La Trobe University, 2001 (File 104) - Box 9 (MS Acc13.203)
Lecture 17 March 2001, Consultant Archaeology Conference.
Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (AIAS) and Stanner Conference (File 105) - Box 9 (MS Acc13.203)
Historical Society Lecture, 1999-2004 (File 106) - Box 9 (MS Acc13.203)
Canberra Historical Society address 5/12/2002.
Strehlow Conference Alice Springs, 1993-2002 (File 107) - Box 9 (MS Acc13.203)
Strehlow Conference lecture, Alice Springs 2002.
The Lucky Country?, 2003-2005 (File 108) - Box 9 (MS Acc13.203)
Still the Lucky Country? Archives lecture 15 April 2003, unpublished. Includes newspaper cuttings.
Future of History, 2004 (File 109) - Box 9 (MS Acc13.203)
The Future of History, Commonwealth History Project, Old Parliament House keynote address 28 May 2004 unpublished.
[University of Canberra] end of Conservation course, 2002 (File 116) - Box 10 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
Monash visit, 2003 (File 118) - Box 10 (MS Acc13.203)
Launch of Bruno David's Landscapes, Monash Uni, 7 March 2003.
RSA Lecture Sydney, 1987-2004 (File 121) - Box 10 (MS Acc13.203)
Sydney lecture on Heritage 13/9/2004. Includes Australian Heritage Commission Background Notes number 34, December 1987
Humanities Research Centre (HRC) History Summer School, 2003-2004 (File 122) - Box 10 (MS Acc13.203)
Adam Collection, 1964-2006 (File 123) - Box 10 (MS Acc13.203)
Adam Collection exhibition 23 September 2006, opening address. Includes news cutting.
Strangers on the Shore, 2006-2008 (File 124) - Box 10 (MS Acc13.203)
Strangers on the Shore Conference 30 March 2006.
Gammage launch, 2011-2013 (File 125) - Box 10 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes letters from Dick Kimber and newspaper cuttings.
Sylvia Curley Oration, 2011-2012 (File 126) - Box 10 (MS Acc13.203)
Sylvia Curley Oration, Canberra 6 May 2012
Launceston Historical Society, 2012-2013 (File 127) - Box 10 (MS Acc13.203)
Launceston Historical Soc. 21 Oct 2012 Recherche Bay.
Wentworth lecture 1986, Hallam festschrift 2005, Conversations piece 2004, piece for Australia Day - Canberra Times ca. 2004, 1986-2009 (File 133) - Box 11 (MS Acc13.203)
Series. Research notes, Macassans
Research notes and writing on Macassans and North Australia, also some Historical Archaeology
Prehistory, 1933-1993 (File 138) - Box 12 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings and a photograph of a site.
Antique barks, 1838-2002 (File 143) - Box 12 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings and a photograph of bark painting from the British Museum.
Macassans - general, 1953-1999 (File 147) - Box 13 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings and a photograph of three unnamed men.
Indonesia - Soejono, 1988-1994 (File 148) - Box 13 (MS Acc13.203)
Macassans Indonesian article, Soejono article, Peter Spillet.
Trade, 1882-2002 (File 149) - Box 13 (MS Acc13.203)
Prehistory B4 1979 lectures, trade and exchange.
Series. Howitt/Fison, Aboriginal C19 History
Notes and copies of writing by A.W. Howitt and Lorimer Fison; also Aboriginal history. Cultural sensitivities warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander users are warned that this material contains references to ceremonies and initiations.
Victorian Year-book Aborigines 1860-1960, Coranderrk and Ebenezer, 1830-2004 (File 155) - Box 14 (MS Acc13.203)
Ceremonies, Howitt, c.1873-1979 (File 163) - Box 15 (MS Acc13.203)
Cultural sensitivities warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander users are warned that this material contains references to ceremonies and initiations. Includes newspaper cuttings.
Series. History of Archaeology and Anthropology notes and papers
N.B. Tindale Diary - visit of Grahame Clark and John Mulvaney to Fromm's Landing, 1964 (File 179) - Box 17 (MS Acc13.203)
Science chapter - History of anthropology in Australia, 1870-1989 (File 182) - Box 17 (MS Acc13.203)
Research since 1945 - Australian National Research Council papers, 1919-1986 (File 183) - Box 17 (MS Acc13.203)
Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science (ANZAAS) lecture, 1964 (File 185) - Box 17 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings
Archaeology history - papers and Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (AIAS), 1955-1991 (File 186) - Box 17 (MS Acc13.203)
History of Australian archaeology, 1851-2000 (File 187) - Box 17 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings
History of Australian archaeology, 1904-2000 (File 188) - Box 18 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings
1963 Aboriginal Institute Conference - paper on typology, 1962-1963 (File 189) - Box 18 (MS Acc13.203)
Mount William, 1906-1967 (File 193) - Box 18 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes photographs of view at Aboriginal Stone Quarry, Mt. William.
Aborigines and archaeology, 1886-1998 (File 197) - Box 18 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
Series. Heritage papers
National Heritage - Recherche Bay - Heritage Legislation - cultural landscape, 1995-2005 (File 205) - Box 20 (MS Acc13.203)
Senate Inquiry 2001 - Heritage Act, 1939-2012 (File 206) - Box 20 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
Heritage issues - U3A lecture May 2012 and July Independent Scholars Association of Australia (ISAA), 1975-2012 (File 207) - Box 20 (MS Acc13.203)
Series. Personal - education, RAAF, NMA, World Heritage, Recherche Bay
School and RAAF records (supplementing earlier donation); honours and awards; World Heritage and National Museum of Australia personal records.
R.E.M. Wheeler, Glyn Daniel and other 1953 Cambridge correspondence, 1953 (File 223) - Box 21 (MS Acc13.203)
National Museum of Australia (NMA), Staley letter, 1974-2012 (File 234) - Box 21 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
Letters and talks re National Museum of Australia (NMA), 1969-2003 (File 235) - Box 21 (MS Acc13.203)
Series. Mungo
Lake Mungo/Willandra Lakes World Heritage area mostly post-2000 meetings; some ca 1974 material.
Series. Who Owns the Past?
Letters, writings dealing with Reburial disputes; Who Owns the Past; Kow Swamp. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander users are warned that this collection may contain images and references to deceased persons.
Secret/sacred policy - Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (AIAS), 1972-1994 (File 245) - Box 23 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (AIAS) - Material Culture and Rock Art Advisory Committee, 1972-1973 (File 252) - Box 24 (MS Acc13.203)
Aboriginal protest - Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (AIAS), 1975-1981 (File 257) - Box 24 (MS Acc13.203)
Who owns the past? 1983 Symposium, 1973-1995 (File 258) - Box 24 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
Kow Swamp - Aboriginal protests, philosophy, 1978-1996 (File 260) - Box 25 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
Journals, 1991 (File 261) - Box 25 (MS Acc13.203)
ATSIC News Summer 1991 issue; The Bulletin November 12, 1991 issue.
Kow Swamp - Mulvaney letters, 1841-1991 (File 262) - Box 25 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
Mulvaney letters on Aboriginal matters - Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies (AIAS), 1974-1982 (File 263) - Box 25 (MS Acc13.203)
Museum of Victoria and Kow Swamp, 1989-1990 (File 264) - Box 25 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
Series. Aboriginal cricket
Notes and publications for the 1967 and 1988 publications on the 1868 Aboriginal cricket tour.
[The Inaugural Prime Minister's XI versus ATSIC Chairman's XI], 2001 (File 277) - Box 27 (MS Acc13.203)
Cricket team - English evidence, 1868-2001 (File 282) - Box 27 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
Reviews - Cricket Walkabout, 1967-1968 (File 287) - Folio-Box 26 (MS Acc13.203)
Letters and newspaper cuttings.
[Miscellaneous], 1868-1999 (File 288/Part 1 of 2) - Folio-Box 26 (MS Acc13.203)
Research notes, letters and newspaper cuttings.
[Miscellaneous] (File 288/Part 2 of 2) - Album 41 (MS Acc13.203)
Colour photo prints copied from a photo album belonging to the son of Tom Hamilton. Portraits of A.A Cowell, Mullagh, and unidentified portrait.
Cricket team - Australian evidence, 1862-1990 (File 292) - Box 28 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
Western District visit Jan 1983, 1977-1983 (File 293) - Box 28 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
[Australian Aboriginal cricket team], 1866-1988 (File 294) - Box 28 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
[Reviews], 1988 (File 297) - Folio-Box 26 (MS Acc13.203)
Printed reviews in the United Kingdom. Includes newspaper cuttings.
[Miscellaneous], 1868-1988 (File 298/Part 1 of 2) - Box 28 (MS Acc13.203)
Research notes, letters and newspaper cuttings.
[Miscellaneous] (File 298/Part 2 of 2) - Album 41 (MS Acc13.203)
Polaroid of the original photograph of the Aboriginal cricket team which visited the U.K. in 1868.
[Manuscript draft of Cricket Walkabout] (File 299) - Box 29 (MS Acc13.203)
Edited draft of second edition.
[Cricket Walkabout], 1987-1988 (File 300) - Box 29 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes draft for revised edition.
Aboriginal cricketers post-1868, 1835-1981 (File 302) - Box 29 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
Series. National Museum of Australia
National Museum of Australia disputes during 1990.
Canberra Community Action on Acton, 1995-1999 (File 316) - Box 30 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings and media releases.
[Miscellaneous], 1995-1999 (File 318) - Box 31 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes corresponsdence, newspaper cuttings, Friends of the National Museum newsletters, brochures, media releases and reports.
Series. Recherche Bay (Research Bay)
Recherche Bay dispute and notes for my book 2003-2007.
Series. Jabiluka dispute 1998-1999
[Proof Committee Hansard], 1999 (File 350) - Box 35 (MS Acc13.203)
Senate Environment, Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Reference Committee - Reference: Jabiluka uranium mine project, Friday 11 June 1999.
[Correspondence], 1998-1999 (File 351/Part 1 of 2) - Box 35 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes affidavits, maps and research notes
[Newsletters and reports], 1991-1999 (File 352) - Box 35 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes Ranger uranium mine printed material.
[Kakadu National Park/ICOMOS correspondence and reports], 1998-2000 (File 357) - Box 36 (MS Acc13.203)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
[The Jabiluka Project draft environmental impact statement], 1996-1997 (File 360) - Box 37 (MS Acc13.203)
Series. Burrup - P.Cahill - Pigott Inquiry
a. Burrup Rock Art - letters and date; b. Paddy Cahill book text and notes; c. Notes re the 1975 Inquiry of Museums and National Collections (Pigott Innquiry) and 2 volumes of Inquiry meetings papers; d. Book containing 1946 lecture notes on British History Honours.
Class MS Acc17.018. Consignment received March 2017, c.1805-2015
Cultural warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are warned that this collection contains images and references to deceased persons.
This consignment comprises letters, research papers, lectures, and extensive photographs related to John Mulvaney's publications and professional life as an archeologist. They include personal correspondence, papers related to Mulvaney's time with the Royal Australian Air Force; diaries; papers and slides related to heritage and Aboriginal sites, archaeological expeditions in Sulawesi, Timor, Arnhem land, Northern Territory, South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania, including Lake Mungo, Kakadu, and Fromm's Landing.
Series. Royal Australian Air Force
Series. Correspondence
Series. Diaries
Floppy Discs of original texts (File 16) - Box 6 (MS Acc17.018)
Special format material: 3.5" floppy disks labelled "From the Frontier complete text", c.2000; 3.5" floppy disks with box label "PROF: various Spence/Gillen disks PLUS Cowle/Byrne disk", 1994-1996; 2 x 3.5" floppy disks labelled "Spencer & Gillen Chs 1,2,3,CJ" "Spencer & Gillen labelled Chs 4,5,6".
John Mulvaney 'Frontier' index April 2000 word (Mac) + rtf, 2000 (Item NLA.MS-DM001524) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Nashua For Apple Macintosh Superdrive, 3.5 inch floppy diskPublisher's disk Word 6 Windows 95 Template Mulvane.Dot + 19 files. Baldwin Spencer's bush mates (Item NLA.MS-DM001525) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim IBM Format, 3.5 inch floppy diskMulvaney Letters from outback Oz New Ch.1 + plate captions 2/2/2000, 2000 (Item NLA.MS-DM001526) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, 3M, 3.5 inch floppy disk1. Spencer & Gillen (28.6.95) Chs 1, 2, 3, CJ RTF Export from Word Perfect, 1995 (Item NLA.MS-DM001527) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, 3.5 inch floppy disk2. Spencer & Gillen (28.6.95) Chs 4, 5, 6 RTF Export, 1995 (Item NLA.MS-DM001528) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, 3.5 inch floppy diskGillen letters as sent to MUP 1/2/96 Ch 7 to Preface, 1996 (Item NLA.MS-DM001881) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, KAO, 3.5 inch floppy diskGillen letters as sent to MUP 1/2/96 Biblio to Ch 6, 1996 (Item NLA.MS-DM001882) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Gestetner MF-2HD For Apple Macintosh Superdrive, 3.5 inch floppy diskS & G 2 Ch 7-9 Glossary Biblio Book Index [Caption for illustrations (not incl)] + Cowle (Item NLA.MS-DM001883) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, 3.5 inch floppy diskS & G 1 Contents, preface, Ch 1-6 inclusive + ? ? (Item NLA.MS-DM001884) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, 3.5 inch floppy diskByrne Cowle - updated (Item NLA.MS-DM001885) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Kodak Micro Diskette, 3.5 inch floppy diskRecherche Bay C.T. Article (Item NLA.MS-DM001886) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim, 3.5 inch floppy diskSpencer McIntosh word s.1 (Item NLA.MS-DM001887) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim Apple Format, 3.5 inch floppy diskSeries. Research files
Details of degrees for University of Melbourne, History Department, 1946-2006 (File 32) - Box 7 (MS Acc17.018)
Text of "The Axe Has Never Sounded", Recherche Bay, Tasmania, 2007 (File 42) - Box 9 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes photographs.
Images for "The Axe Never Sounded", Recherche Bay, Tasmania, 2007 (File 43) - Box 9 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes photographs. Special format material: CDs labelled 1."CD15402 Ingereth Macfarlane nla.map-ra82-s8", 2. CD15403 CD15404 Ingereth Macfarlane nla.map-ra82-s6 nla.map-ra82-s7", 3. "NLA 5 tiffs", 4. "Recerche Bay 05/06", 5. "AOT 642 for d.J Mulvaney woodcut", 6. "Images of James Craig".
CD15402 Ingereth Macfarlane nla.map-ra82-s8 (Item NLA.MS-DM001890) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim CD-R, Data CD (any content on recordable CD-R)CD15403 CD15404 Ingereth Macfarlane nla.map-ra82-s6 nla.map-ra82-s7 (Item NLA.MS-DM001891) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim CD-R, Data CD (any content on recordable CD-R)NLA 36112, 5 tiffs (Item NLA.MS-DM001892) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Data CD (any content on recordable CD-R)1. Jacques Louis Copia, 1764-1799, Sauvages du Cap de Diemen preparant leur repas [Paris : Chez Dabo, 1817]. 2. Jacques Louis Copia, 1764-1799, Peche des sauvages du Cap de Diemen [Paris : Chez Dabo, 1817]. 3. Eucalyptus globulus [Paris : Chez Dabo, 1817]. 4. Author: Hulot, Etienne, baron, 1857-1918. Title: E'Entrecasteux, 1737-1793 / par Le Baron Hulot. 5. Portrait of J J H de Labillardiere in: The Literature of Australian birds : a history and a bibiliography of Australian ornithology by Hubert Massey Whittell. Perth, Paterson Brokensha, 1954, Plate 23.
Recherche Bay 05/06 [Bob Brown] (Item NLA.MS-DM001893) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Data CD (any content on recordable CD-R)AOT 642 for DJ Mulvaney woodcut (Item NLA.MS-DM001894) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim CD-R, Data CD (any content on recordable CD-R)Images of 'James Craig' (Item NLA.MS-DM001895) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Imation CD-R, Data CD (any content on recordable CD-R)Research file: archaeological expedition to South Sulawesi, 1969 (File 44) - Box 10 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes photographs.
Research file: archaeological expedition to South Sulawesi, 1969 (File 45) - Box 10 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes photographs.
Research file: Victoria and Tasmania, c.1956-1994 (File 46) - Box 10 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes photographs.
Research file: Victoria and Tasmania, 1880s-c.1969 (File 47) - Box 10 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes photographs.
Sulawesi: prints and negatives [1(b) of 2], 1969 (File 49) - Box 11 (MS Acc17.018)
Photographs by Teguh Asmar.
Sulawesi: Ulu Leang: Preliminary report with prints and negatives [2 of 2]; reprint "The Australian-Indonesian Archaeological Expedition to Sulawesi" (1970), DJ Mulvaney and RP Soejono, Asian Perspectives, Vol. XIII, 1969-1973 (File 50) - Box 11 (MS Acc17.018)
Research file: cricket, Aboriginal Cricket Tour 1867-68; material for book [1 of 2], 1860s-2009 (File 51) - Box 12 (MS Acc17.018)
Research Project on Recherche Bay including overheads and photos, 2003-2004 (File 56) - Box 13 (MS Acc17.018)
Research Project on Recherche Bay including overheads and photos, 2003-2015 (File 57) - Box 13 (MS Acc17.018)
Research Project on King George Sound, c.1834-1992 (File 58) - Box 14 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes photographs.
Research Project: Barker's journal (File 59a) - Box 14 (MS Acc17.018)
Special format material: microfilm reels labelled "Barker's journal K.G.S.", "Raffles Bay"; 3.5" floppy disks variously labelled "MUP: Commandante of Solitude".
Research Project: Photographs on Channel Island Leprosarium, c.1900-2000 (File 60) - Box 14 (MS Acc17.018)
MUP: Commandant of Solitude ch 6 - KGS Journal (1of 2) (Item NLA.MS-DM001896) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Apple HyperCard, 3.5 inch floppy diskMUP: Commandant of Solitude (2of 2), from Disk 2 - ftnotes ch 1, from Disk 3 - captions (maps, plates), ch 4 footnotes, ch 4 RB Journal, front pg. (Item NLA.MS-DM001897) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim DataLife MF2-DD Apple Format, 3.5 inch floppy diskMUP Copy Commandant of Solitude 1. Pre, 2. Raffles Bay (Item NLA.MS-DM001898) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim DataLife MF2-DD Apple Format, 3.5 inch floppy diskMUP Copy Commandant of Solitude 3. King George Sound (Item NLA.MS-DM001899) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim DataLife MF2-DD Apple Format, 3.5 inch floppy diskAttached post-it note: disk 1 -Chpt 6. KGS Journal (A); disk 2 - Ftnts Ch 1 (B); disk 3 - captions maps, captions plates (C), Ch 4 footnotes (B), Ch 4 RB Journal (A); front page, ode, preface.
MUP Copy title: Commandant of Solitude ch's 1, 2 (Disk 1 of 2) (Item NLA.MS-DM001900) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim DataLife MF2-DD Apple Format, 3.5 inch floppy diskMUP Copy Commandant of Solitude ch 3 (Disk 2) (Item NLA.MS-DM001901) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim DataLife MF2-DD Apple Format, 3.5 inch floppy diskDisk 1 of 3 Mulvaney & Green, King Georg Sound inc: Appendices iii.1, iii.2, iii.3, iii.4, iii.5, ch 5, ch 6 (footnotes), ch 6 Journal (Item NLA.MS-DM001902) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim DataLife MF2-DD Apple Format, 3.5 inch floppy diskRaffles Bay Parts 1 & 2, Part 1 - Appendix 1.1, ch 1, ch 2, fnts ch 1; Part 2 - Appendices 11.1 - 11.7, Mulvaney & Green Disk 2 of 3 (Item NLA.MS-DM001903) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim DataLife MF2-DD Apple Format, 3.5 inch floppy diskDisk 3 of 3 MUP Mulvaney & Green, ch 4 footnotes,ch 3, ch 4, caption maps, plates, front pg, Tables of - abbreviations, contents, illustrations, measurements (Item NLA.MS-DM001904) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim DataLife MF2-DD Apple Format, 3.5 inch floppy diskByrne, Cowle, Spencer, Cahill (1 of 2) with photographs of Oenpelli, NT, c.1892-2007 (File 63) - Box 16 (MS Acc17.018)
Byrne, Cowle, Spencer, Cahill (2 of 2), c.1892-2007 (File 64) - Box 16 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes photographs from the South Australian Museum, South Australia State Library, Northern Territory Archives Service, Northern Territory Library, National Archives of Australia.
Photographs (research) (File 65) - Box 16 (MS Acc17.018)
Special format material: CDs of Arnhem Land images.
John Mulvaney images Arnhem Land vol. 1 (Item NLA.MS-DM001905) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim CD-R, Data CD (any content on recordable CD-R)John Mulvaney images scanned vol. 1 (Item NLA.MS-DM001906) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim CD-R, Data CD (any content on recordable CD-R)John Mulvaney Arnhem Land vol. 2 Pt 1 images (Item NLA.MS-DM001907) - Digital-Carriers-Box 42
1 item, Verbatim CD-R, Data CD (any content on recordable CD-R)Series. Committee papers
Series. Research and lecture notes
Photos for Mulvaney & Kamminga: "Prehistory of Australia", c.1879-1999 (File 71) - Box 18 (MS Acc17.018)
Research papers, lectures and correspondence (1 of 3), 1962-2016 (File 74) - Box 19 (MS Acc17.018)
Papers are an eclectic collection of research, lectures, related correspondence and ephemera in random date order. Includes UNESCO, Mungo and Willandra Lakes, reference for Order of Australia for Prof Rhys Jones.
Series. Photographs
Technology and material culture (File 77) - Box 20 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes photographs from the South Australian Museum Anthropology Archives, Donald Thomson collection, National Museum of Victoria.
Technology and material culture (File 78) - Box 20 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes photographs from the South Australian Museum Anthropology Archives, Western Australian Museum, Meehan-Jones collection.
Series. Photographs/Archaeology
Photographs/archaeology; Lake Mungo; Overland Telegraph - Post Office history from Frank Waters (1975), 1973-1975 (File 86) - Box 23 (MS Acc17.018)
Ornaments incl. "Nitchie Necklace"; Contact history, Willshire and Aboriginal prisoners; Ceremonial exchange with maps; various sites; Port Essington, 1874-c.1987 (File 87) - Box 23 (MS Acc17.018)
Devil's Lair and other sites; general countryside, incl. Simpson's Desert; stone artefacts, c.1960-1963 (File 89) - Box 23 (MS Acc17.018)
Sites include Kintore, Curracurrang, Mt Burr, Devil's Lair, Weipa, Milingimbi, Talgai, Kow Swamp, Glen Aire.
AIAS Conference, 1968 - vandalism of Aboriginal sites by mining and infrastructure development; article in The Queen "The Trepang Fishery", 1862; X-rays; The Joffe Group thank-you letter, 1862-1990 (File 90) - Box 23 (MS Acc17.018)
Sites include Cabbage Tree Creek , Graman, Gravesend, Woody Head, Currawong.
Certificate of Appreciation signed on behalf of the Traditional Owners of Willandra Lakes Region, and NSW Department of Environment Climate Change & Water, 2010 (File 95) - Folio-Box 24 (MS Acc17.018)
Degrees and awards, 1980-2005 (File 101) - Box 25 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes photographs of Tindale/McCarthy degree conferring, CMG Award, AIAS Chair and ANZAAS Medal, Australian National University, and Hon. D.Litt.
National Museum of Australia poster "The Joborr text of Frank Gurrmanamana", 2002 (File 105) - Folio-Box 24 (MS Acc17.018)
House plans (File 106) - Folio 62 (MS Acc17.018/File 106)
4 plans of the Mulvaney family house at Schlich Street Yarralumla.
Aboriginal Settlement of Australia and "European images of Aborigines", 1985 (File 108) - Box 26 (MS Acc17.018)
Each kit contains slides, notes and sound cassette, published by Educational Media Australia.
Letters and photographs in University of Melbourne and Australian National University envelopes, 1953-1972 (File 109) - Box 26 (MS Acc17.018)
Bob Edwards Kakadu 1973, 1973-1979 (File 117) - Box 27 (MS Acc17.018)
Taken on field tour by the committee of Alligator Rivers Fact Finding & Environmental Study. (Mulvaney was a member) Includes photographs of Arnhem Land escarpment, 1979.
Miscellaneous photographs and negatives, 1950-1981 (File 118) - Box 28 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes personal photos Grampians with Dr Leonard Adam, negatives "Orientalist tour of Devon Downs 1971", V. Misra 1978, negatives "Lizard Island Cooktown April 1981", negatives "Maps".
My Dear Spencer plates, maps and Byrne, c.1896-1998 (File 119) - Box 28 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes photographs from the South Australian Museum Anthropology Archives.
Negatives taken by Dermot Armstrong Casey (D.A. Casey), Fromm's etc - envelopes only (1 of 2), 1959-1964 (File 120a) - Box 28 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes a letter by Dermot Casey.
Negatives taken by Dermot Armstrong Casey (D.A. Casey), Fromm's etc - negatives only (2 of 2), 1959-1964 (File 120b) - Box 30 (MS Acc17.018)
Photocopies of drawings from expeditions of Gillen & Spencer (File 123) - Folio-Box 24 (MS Acc17.018)
Australian Geographic and photographs (File 126) - Folio-Box 24 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes contact prints for "1993 Kakadu (P Pigott)".
Slides, negatives and colour photographs (3 albums) (File) - Box 29 (MS Acc17.018)
Contains slides, negatives and colour prints removed from Files 11-57; Files 58-62; Files 63-73 in the main collection.
Slides, negatives and colour photographs (3 albums) (File) - Box 30 (MS Acc17.018)
Contains slides, negatives and colour prints removed from Files 77-89; 90-118; 2 colour negatives from Map Folio 61 in the main collection.
Black and white glass negatives (File) - Negative-Box 31 (MS Acc17.018)
Eight glass negatives, one of which is cracked. One glass negative described as "Preliminary scientific expedition to the Northern Territory, 1911. The federal party aboard the Eastern. Duplicate slide from Barclay Collection". Reference copies are available in the main collection at File 72-73.
Series. Slides
John Mulvaney annotated his slides with catalogue symbols and an index to his slides exists in Papers of John Mulvaney MS Acc17.088.
Slides from National Museum of Ireland; Nationalmuseet Bronze Age (File 129) - Album 32 (MS Acc17.018)
Black and white negatives, 1951-1955 (File 130-145) - Album 33 (MS Acc17.018)
File 130. V. May 52 Stonehenge [Ilford plastic film canister]; File 131. Sept 51 Suez & Naples [Ilford metal film canister]; File 132. Sept. 1951 [Ilford metal film canister]; File 133. Libya [metal film canister]; File 134. Libya 2/Sept 1951 [Ferrania metal film canister]; File 135. Libya B VII [Agfa metal film canister]; File 136 [unlabelled Kodak metal film canister]; File 137 [Unlabelled metal film canister]; File 138 [Agfa metal film canister 7430/1225 Jan. 57]; File 139 [Unlabelled Agfa metal film canister]; File 140. Libya [KoolMints canister]; File 141. Nov-Jan 51/2 Cambridge & Saxons [KoolMints canister]; File 142. Sept/Oct 51 Cambridge/Maiden Castle/Glastonbury [KoolMints canister]; File 143. April 1952 Cornwall [KoolMints canister]; File 144. June 52 France [KoolMints canister]; File 145 [Unlabelled negatives, Kool Mints canister].
Catalogued slides (File 146-164) - Album 34 (MS Acc17.018)
File 146. A1 Port Arthur; File 147. A2 Joadja 1991; File 148. A4 A.C.T Lanyon/Brickworks/Environa; File 149. A5 NMA/Mexican Museum; File 150. A7 Boydtown 1980; File 151. A8 Bedervale/Braidwood; File 152. A9 Ravenswood Q. 1978; File 153. A11 Elizabeth Farm 1978; File 154. A12 Q'ld; File 155. A13 Cootamundra/Moree; File 156. A14 [Coal Creek, Glenrowan, Tower Hill, Queenscliff, TAS]; File 157. A15 Burke & Wills. "Dig" Tree; File 158. A16 Cossack W.A.; File 159. C1 Box 1 Cricket; File 160. C1 Box 3 Cricket; File 161. C6 W.A. Pinjarra/Henley Brook/Windich Tomb/New Norcia; file 162. C9 Cullinlaringo; File 163. C12 Ebenezer/Poonindie; File 164. C13 Camperdown Memorial.
Catalogued slides (File 165-175) - Album 35 (MS Acc17.018)
File 165. E4 Stone technology; File 166. E5 Ethnographic specimens; File 167. E6 Ethnographic people; File 168. E7 Beechworth Ethnographic coll.; File 169. E8 Toolondo/fish & eel traps; File 170. E9 Ceremonial routes; File 171. H1 Box 1 C. Barker/Albany; File 172. H1 Box 2 Albany; File 173. H2 Box 1 Raffles Bay; File 174. H2 Box 2 Raffles Bay; File 175. H5 Fort Dundas 1967.
Catalogued slides (File 176-183) - Album 36 (MS Acc17.018)
File 176. H6 Box 1 Trepang Industry & Macassans; File 177. H6 Box 2 Trepang Industry; File 178. H7 Anuru Aug 1965; File 179. H8 Entrance Island 1965; File 180. H9 Elcho/Cadell Strait 1965 Sept; File 181. H11 Guion/Goulburn/McPherson Point 1965; File 182. H12 Milingimbi Aug 1965; File 183. H13 Gove 1963.
Catalogued slides (File 184-196) - Album 37 (MS Acc17.018)
File 184. H15 Belzoni; File 185. H16; File 186. K105 Manly Aboriginal Cricket Jan 1988; File 187. NT1 Channel Is./Phillip Ck/Tennant Ck/Barrow Ck/Yuendumu/Papunya; File 188. NT4; File 189. NT6 Macarthur River 1979; File 190. NT7; File 191. NT8 Darwin; File 192. P13 Bone tools; File 193. T5-T9 Tas; File 194. NT3 Box 1 Uluru; File 195. NT3 Box 2 Uluru/Katatjuta; File 196. NT5 Munmalary.
Catalogued slides (File 197-210) - Album 38 (MS Acc17.018)
File 197. A3 Hill End/Bathurst 1978; File 198. A6 AHC Sydney 1978; File 199. A10 Cooktown/Barrier Reef April '81; File 200. C1 Box 2 Cricket; File 201. C3 1st [Government] House; File 202. C4 Wybalenna (1987); File 203. C7 Moorundie 1986; File 204. C8 Yuranigh's grave; File 205. C10 Battle Mountain; File 206. C11 Coranderrk; File 207. E1 Fishing/Canoes; File 208. E2 Skin cloaks; File 209. E3 Economic activities; File 210. E10 Meehan - Blyth [River]; Empty slide boxes: Ireland 1977/Megalith 9, Family/book images.
Catalogued slides (File 211-220) - Album 39 (MS Acc17.018)
File 211. E8 Box 1 Jo Kamminga/use wear; File 212. E8 Box 2 J. Kamminga; File 213. H4 Port Essington/Prunts; File 214. H10 Lyaba & Groote [Eylandt] 1967; File 215. H13 Melville Bay survey 1963 [Yirrkala & Gove]; File 216. H17 Melbourne/Corner Inlet; File 217. H14 Historical; File 218. P1 Keilor; File 219. P4 Glenelg; File 220. P6 Personalities [Norman Tindale, Reg Orr, Grahame Lawton, Grahame Clarke, DA Casey, Jack Golson, Peter Ucko and others].
Catalogued slides (File 221-232) - Album 40 (MS Acc17.018)
File 221. P7 Devon Downs - Tartanga; File 222. P8 Koonalda; File 223. P9 Prehistory B4 field trip 17-18 Apr '82; File 224. P9 Vandalism 1968; File 225. P10 FEPA Tour; File 226. P10 Surface finds Wellington; File 227. P11 Trinki 1983; File 228. M3 Mungo [part]; File 229. Q1 Cooper's Creek 1968; File 230. Q3 Carnarvon Gorge; File 231. Q4 Black's Palace; File 232. Q8 Laura April '81 [Quinkan art].
Catalogued and uncatalogued slides (File 233-244) - Album 41 (MS Acc17.018)
File 233. NT2; File 234. P2 E. Gill 1986; File 235. P3 [Pejark, Coutts, Lancefield, Clogg's Cave]; File 236. P5 Glen Aire 1960; File 237. P12 Graman; File 238. Q1 Box 2 S.W. [Queensland] sites; File 239. Q2 Personal 1968; File 240. Q5 Mt Tabor etc 1960; File 241. Q6 Marlong Plains/Mt Moffat; File 242. Q7 Air views Charleville; File 243. B Sanders 1975/6 Ingaladdi; File 244. America March 1969.
Catalogued slides (File 245-255) - Album 42 (MS Acc17.018)
File 245. S1 Spencer; File 246. S2 Spencer fieldwork; File 247. S3 [Spencer & Gillen]; File 248. S4 Spencer portraits; File 249. S5 [Spencer's Melbourne activities]; File 250. S6 The Pinch 1986 Alice Springs; File 251. S7 Illamurta/Tempe/Alitera; File 252. S8 Chambers Pillar; File 253. S9 Arltunga; File 254. S10 Hermannsburg; File 255. S11 Howitt.
Catalogued slides (File 256-265) - Album 43 (MS Acc17.018)
File 256. D1 Olduvai Gorge 1970; File 257. D2 Olorgeseilie & Long's Drift 1970; File 258. FP French Pal; file 259. GP1 Mycenae; File 260. NG New Guinea; File 261. R2 Rome Ostia; File 262. SU1 Macassar 1969; File 263. SU2 Java 1969; File 264. SU3 Sulawesi/Living conditions 1969; File 265. SU6 Box 2 Leang Burung 1969.
Catalogued and uncatalogued slides (File 266-281) - Album 44 (MS Acc17.018)
File 266. EP1 English Paleolitic; File 267. EP2 Thatcham/Star Carr; File 268. EP3 Stonehenge/Avebury; File 269. EP8 New Grange/Knowth; File 270. EP9 Orkney 1992; File 271. EP10 Jersey 1961/1970; File 272. EP12 Ireland/Tara 1953. Not Catalogued: File 273. Pyramids (1) Sakhara; File 274. Pyramids (2) Philae/Cairo/Alexandria 1992/Nile Dream; File 275. Valley of Kings/Luxor Temple 1992; File 276. Voyage to England Jan 1961/Egypt 1961; File 277. Mexico 1975; File 278. Prehistory I lectures; File 279. Lake Turkana/Koobi Fora c1979 (colour slides G. Isaac); File 280. Leonard Adam/ Phillip Island 1947/Adam's prints; File 281 "Dr L. Adam" includes 5 negatives from the Phillip Island expedition, June 1947, and 4 black and white photographs.
Photographs (File 282-283) - Album 45 (MS Acc17.018)
Digital colour photographs: File 282. F1-F3/G1-G5 [Mary Anne Jebb 1 of 2]; File 283. NT5/G4/X4-X12 [Mary Anne Jebb 2 of 2].
Photographs (File 284-285) - Album 46 (MS Acc17.018)
Digital colour photographs: File 284. H2,H6 Essington; File 285. H6-H16
Slide box: Thin sections Fromm's 6 (extras), 1960 (File 286) - Negative-Box 47 (MS Acc17.018)
5 glass slides containing soil samples.
Catalogued slides (File 287-300) - Album 48 (MS Acc17.018)
File 287. C2 Adventure Bay 1777; File 288. C5 Oyster Cove; File 289. EP4 Welsh/English Megaliths; File 290. EP5 Bronze Age; File 291. EP6 Iron Age; File 292. EP7 Roman Britain; File 293. EP11 Aamosen 1953; File 294. EP13 V.G. Childe; File 295. GP2 Classical Greece; File 296. I1 India 1978; File 297. I2 India - Art 1978; File 298. L1 Libya/Hava Fteah 1952; File 299. L2 Libya 1952; File 300. R1 Roman Gaul/Orange/Pont du Gard.
Catalogued and uncatalogued slides (File 301-306) - Album 49 (MS Acc17.018)
File 301. H3 Box 1 Port Essington; File 302. H3 Box 2 Port Essington. Not catalogued: File 303. R. Edwards/Val Camonica/Italy 1970; File 304. Djarta Museum Pottery/ CC. Macknight c1970; File 305. Dendera/Kom Ombo/Karnak 1992; File 306. Kom Ombo/Aswan/Abu Simbel 1992.
Catalogued slides (File 307-318) - Album 50 (MS Acc17.018)
File 307. M1 (Mungo); File 308. M2 (Mungo); File 309. M4 Mungo/General view; file 310. M5 Views Mungo; File 311. M6 Mungo/Excavation 1973; File 312. M6 Box 2; File 313. M7 Mungo 1974-75; File 314. M8 Mungo 1969 1971; File 315. M9 Arumpo/Long Gully; File 316. SA1 Marree/L. Harry, L. Eyre; File 317. SA2 Coober Pedy; File 318. SA3 Burra/Wilpena Pound.
Catalogued slides (File 319-328) - Album 51 (MS Acc17.018)
File 319. SU4 Batu Edjaja and other sites July 1969; File 320. SU5 Various sites/Maros Area sites July/Aug 1969; File 321. SU6 Box 1 Leang Burung 1969/Trench 1; File 322. SU7 Ulu Leang 1969; File 323. T1 Mt Cameron West 1962; File 324. T2 Mt Cameron W/West Point Midden; File 325. T3 Rocky Cape; File 326. T4 Tas 1968; File 327. T5 SW Tas air views; File 328. T6 Gordon/Franklin R.
Catalogued slides (File 329-338) - Album 52 (MS Acc17.018)
File 329. T7 Above & below Kutikina; File 330. T8 Kutikina Cave; File 331. T9 Art/maps Tas; File 332. T10 Helocopter SW Tas; File 333. T11 Recherche Bay 2005; File 334. T12 Risdon Cove; File 335. TI-1 Timor/Tutuala 1966; File 336. TI-2 Dili/Baucau/Timor 1966; File 337. TI-3 Timor excavations 1967; File 338. TI-4 Timor 1967.
Catalogued slides (File 339-351) - Album 53 (MS Acc17.018)
File 339. V1 Maps; File 340. V2 Maps; File 341. V3 Artefact distribution maps; File 342. V4 & V5 Microlith; File 343. V6 Artefacts; File 344. V7 Cylcons; File 345. W1 Burrup - general 1982; File 346. W2 Burrup - Climbing Men; File 347. W3 Skew Valley June 1981; File 348. W4 Patterson Valley, Burrup; File 349. W5 Burrup; File 350. W6 WA Art: general; File 351. W7 WA Ken [Mulvaney].
Catalogued slides (File 352-357) - Album 54 (MS Acc17.018)
File 352. X1 Oenpelli; File 353. X2 Mt Brockman; File 354. X2 Box 2 Mt Brockman; File 355. X3 Ubirr; File 356. X6 Kakadu/David Attenborough 1962; File 357. X13 Kakadu/not identified.
Catalogued slides, c.1952-2005 (File 358-360) - Album 55 (MS Acc17.018)
Includes slides from wooden cases. File 358. "Art"; File 359. "M3-Mungo"; File 360. "Box 1 = B1…"
Catalogued slides, c.1955-1982 (File 361-362) - Album 56 (MS Acc17.018)
File 361. Slides in unlabelled wooden case; File 362. "Fromm's Landing 1956-63".
Catalogued slides, 1960-1977 (File 363-365) - Album 57 (MS Acc17.018)
File 363. "Kenniff - Tombs 1960/62/64"; File 364."NT11-Kintore 1963 - P20-Keilor Green Gully 1962 1966"; File 365."Norfolk Is 1977 - Ironbridge - 1976-77 - Stourhead. Prof J. Mulvaney Prehistory Dept. ANU Canberra."
Catalogued slides, 1963-1966 (File 366) - Album 58 (MS Acc17.018)
File 366. "Ingaladdi NT9 + NT10, 1963 1966".
Class MS Acc17.088. Consignment received July 2017, c.1777-2015
This consignment comprises John Mulvaney's archaeological and geological work including a guide to slides, correspondence, newspaper cuttings, reviews of his books, and papers relating to the Alligator Rivers Region Environmental Fact Finding Study.
Index to slides, c.1777-c.1993 (File 1) - Box 1 (MS Acc17.088)
Includes a list of catalogue symbols used by Mulvaney to catalogue slides. Related slides are in a series in MS Acc17.018.
Reviews and newspapers cuttings related to publications, c.1970-2012 (File 2) - Folio-Box 2 (MS Acc17.088)
Originally housed in a binder with sections for 'So much that is new', 'My Dear Spencer', 'Prehistory to Politics 1996', 'From the Frontier'.
Miscellaneous correspondence, material related to the Australian Heritage Commission, and transcript of an interview at Cambridge, 1945-2012 (File 3) - Box 1 (MS Acc17.088)
Correspondence, signed copy of "Paddy Cahill of Oenpilli" and reviews, 1952-2015 (File 4) - Box 1 (MS Acc17.088)
Includes a letter from Cambridge containing Mulvaney's future plans to research the prehistory of Australia.
Correspondence relating to papers held at the National Library and curriculum vitae, 2005-2013 (File 5) - Box 1 (MS Acc17.088)
Papers and correspondence relating to historic heritage and the Australian Heritage Commissoin, 1977-2008 (File 6 / part 1 of 2) - Box 1 (MS Acc17.088)
Including copies of reports related to the Bathurst Bay Area, Bherwerre Peninsula, and a copy of The Voyage of HMS "Sirius" 1788-1789: and proposal for a commemorative yacht race.
Black and white negative (File 6 / part 2 of 2) - Folio-Box (Shared), Folder (MS Acc17.088)
Contains a strip of five images of Captain John Hunter's circumnavigation chart illustrated in The Voyage of HMS "Sirius" 1788-1789.
Signed copy of thesis: "Tourism's Possession of the Centre: gazing and performing kinship at Uluru (Ayers Rock), 1927-1957" by Jillian Barnes, 2010-2013 (File 7) - Box 1 (MS Acc17.088)
Includes correspondence with Jill Barnes, and a draft preface.
Alligator River Committee correspondence, 1972-1974 (File 8) - Folio-Box 2 (MS Acc17.088)
Includes newspaper cuttings.
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