A native preparing for a war dance at Palm Island. (Original photograph caption as it appears in the album of tourist activities in North Queensland coastal and hinterland areas.)
Arrernte boy holding toy shield, Alberga River, South Australia 1920–24Deutsch: Kind der Arrernte mit Holzschwert und Schild am Alberga River, Südaustralien (1920–24).
Deutsch: Süd-Indier (1. Bewohner der freundschaftlichen Inseln (= Tonga), 2. Omiah aus Ulietea (= Omai (?) aus Raiatea), 3. Neuseeländer, 4. Neuholländer), aus: Johann Christoph Adelung: Unterweisung in den vo More
Australian bark shield from Botany Bay, New South Wales, Australia, before AD 1770. This bark shield has been identified, reasonably convincingly, as having been collected in 1770 on Captain Cook's First Voyag More
Illustration 36: H,I Shields from en:Spinifex and Sand
shields; p. 156, "The Present State and Prospects of the Port Phillip District of New South Wales"
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Illustration from the book "Twenty years before the mast" by Charles Erskine. Page 100. Русский: Иллюстрация из книги Чарльза Эрскина "Twenty years before the mast". Страница 100. This file was uploaded wit More
Various forms of the mulga. Figures of shields from "The Aborigines of Victoria", p. 331
Australian Aboriginal shield. Photographed at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM) on 21-Feb-06. Legend reads: Shield (Darkur). North Queensland. Covering of softwood, with a large flat ovate s More