Aboriginal Australian Architecture

Aboriginal dwellings, Hermannsburg, Northern Territory 1923

Depending on where they lived, Arnhem Land people might only move camps two or three times a year. They would spend the dry season (the middle of the calendar year) in lower areas including flood plains and the More

Hut decked with porcupine grass, Eastern Arrernte people, Arltunga district, Northern Territory.

This is an illustration entitled "Substantial native hut" from Volume 1 of John Lort Stokes' 1846 book Discoveries in Australia.

Two Aboriginal woman in front of bark gunya (shelter) wrapped in traditional pelt cloaks, Victoria, John Hunter Kerr. ca. 1850s

Identifier: nativesofaustral00thomuoft (find matches) Title: Natives of Australia Year: 1906 (1900s) Authors: Thomas, Northcote Whitridge, 1868- Subjects: Ethnology -- Australia Australia -- Social conditio More

Aboriginal Australians and their shelters from Louis de Freycinet's survey of the Wetsern Australian coast, circa 1800-1803 Aboriginal Australians and their shelters from Louis de Freycinet's survey of the We More

Deserted Australian Aboriginal village near King George III Sound, Western Australia, found by George Vancouver in 1791 Deserted Australian Aboriginal village near King George III Sound, Western Australia, fo More