Issue Details: First known date: 1993... 1993 Obituary for Norman Barnett (Tinny) Tindale
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 'On his first major field trip after being appointed assistant entomologist at the South Australian Museum in 1918, Norman Tindale sketched the tribal Aboriginal boundaries in the Groote Eylandt and Roper River area of the Northern Territory. His map was edited before publication and the boundaries removed, on the basis that Aborigines were wanderers with no fixed attachments to land.'  (Introduction)

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