Handwritten letter from Wayne [Wayne Suttles, lifelong correspondent and mentor to Diane Barwick] to Diane Elizabeth Barwick advising of an article published the previous Sunday in the New York Times about the assimilation of Australian Aborigines. Written on letterhead of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at the University of Nevada. Marginal note reads 26 June 1965.

Papers related to Diane Elizabeth Barwick's successful 1985 application for the position of Research Officer: Aboriginal Biographical Project, a one year position at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. Includes assorted correspondence, clippings and a published book review by Diane.

Includes:
Letter of application from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Penny Taylor, Registrar, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, 11 March 1985. Includes marginal notes about the interview. [Two copies];

Offer of employment from Penny A. Taylor to Diane Elizabeth Barwick, 25 March 1985;

Letter from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Emeritus Professor Charles D. Rowley requesting that he act as a referee on her behalf, 11 March 1985;

Letter from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Dr Isabel McBryde requesting that Dr McBryde act as a referee on her behalf, 11 March 1985;

Also includes following extracts from Studies in Western Australian History VIII 1984:
'Editorial Note - The Aborigines and the Western Australian Historians' by Tom Stannage;
book review by Diane Elizabeth Barwick of Nyungar Tradition: Glimpses of Aborigines of South Western Australia 1829-1914 by Lois Tilbrook. Review includes biographical and genealogical references.

Assorted letters received or sent by Diane Elizabeth Barwick during 1985 and 1986, up until the month before her death. Includes correspondence regarding Aboriginal genealogies and land rights, the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, and Aboriginal History.

Includes:
Greeting card from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Ken, 12 December 1985 about recent introduction to 'Louise', who is possibly Judy Inglis's daughter;

Christmas letter from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Kevin and Ellie, no date, includes a reference to 'Gloria's memorial service';

Letter from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Valerie Chapman, Director of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Library, 11 October 1985, about recent tensions regarding scholarly principles involving the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, and library use in particular. 'Not Sent' written at the top. [Typed];

Letter from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Raylene McLaren, 12 April 1985, responding to McLaren's letter (also on file) of enquiry about her Aboriginal forebears. Includes reference to Diane Elizabeth Barwick's Native American great-grandmother;

Letter from the Wurundjeri Tribe Land and Compensation Cultural Heritage Council to Diane Elizabeth Barwick, 10 February 1986, seeking Diane Elizabeth Barwick's services supporting their claim to part of Coranderrk Reserve;

Letter from Julia Jones, Braybrook, to Mrs L. Hercus, Australian National University, 20 May 1985, seeking assistance with research into forebears from Coranderrk and into Victorian Aboriginal land rights;

Letter marked confidential from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Niel [Gunson], Isabel [McBryde?] and Diane [Bell?], editors of Aboriginal History, dated 20 March 1986, about recent contact with contributor, Mrs Marie Fels, [typed, 2 copies];

Letters from Diane Elizabeth Barwick about Judy Inglis Essay Competition 1985, to Isobel White (Anthropology, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University), Warwick Dix, (Principal, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies) and Penny Taylor, (Acting Registrar, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies), May 1985 - February 1986.

Correspondence and printed material about assorted Aboriginal genealogies and biographies. Family trees and/or rough notes written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick are attached to some items of correspondence.

Includes:
Brief biographical entries (including photographs) of Aboriginal Field Officers, Western Australia, 1976. Consists of three photocopied sheets plus annotated index card;

Photocopied article entitled 'Other Times - Rescue on the Wilton River', Aboriginal News, 2(1) June 1975:26;

Australian National University Reporter, Friday 8 November [1985?].

Correspondents:
Coral Edwards; Peter Read; Maureen Sax; Peter Coutts.

Main genealogical subjects:
Alf Carter of Lake Tyers; Florence Brae Harrison of Barham; New South Wales; John Franklin of Doogalook Station near Yea; Diane O'Brien; Keith Henderson.

Label on back of folder in this inventory item reads 'Beattie, J. M.'.

This item contains a letter and two Research Applications from Professor Sally Weaver, as follows:

Letter from Sally Weaver ('Sal') to Diane Elizabeth Barwick, 8 November 1984, regarding Grant Applications (typed);

Application for Research Grant, Dr Sally M. Weaver, project title: 'Australian Aborigines and The Kakadu National Park Plan 1985: Lessons in Joint Planning', Social Sciences and Humaities Research Council of Canada, dated 15 September 1984 (photocopy);

Seminar paper, 'Progress Report: The Role of Aboriginals in the Management of Cobourg and Kakadu National Parks, Northern Territory, Australia,' Dr Sally M. Weaver, Visiting Fellow, Australian National University, North Australian Research Unit, Northern Territory, 30 July 1984 (photocopy, two copies).

Assorted letters, mostly from Dr Sally M. Weaver to Diane Elizabeth Barwick, 1983-84.

Correspondents:
Sally Weaver; Fay Gale.

Subjects include:
Illness and death of David H. Penny;

Administration of Canadian Indian affairs;

Relationship between Aboriginal Australians and National Parks;

Positive review of Diane Barwick's recent 'manuscript';

Diane Elizabeth Barwick's application for position of Lecturer in Anthropology at Australian National University in August 1983.

Also includes:
Summary of Research Proposal by Dr Sally M. Weaver, 'Australian Aborigines and National Parks Management: Some Lessons for Canada', March 1984 (photocopy);

Research proposal submitted by Dr S. Weaver to the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, 'Australian Aborigines and National Parks Management: Some Lessons for Canada', 30 September 1983 (photocopy).

Assorted correspondence mostly written to or by Diane Elizabeth Barwick in 1983-1984. Subjects of correspondence include North American and Aboriginal Treaty and land rights' issues, visits by friends and scholars, assessment of grant applications and examination of theses, and genealogical enquiries about Aboriginal Australians.

Correspondents include:
Incoming
Elizabeth Kingdon; Australian Research Grants Scheme - Queen Elizabeth II Fellowships and Australian Research Grants Committee (regarding S. J. Hallam, N. J. B. Plomley, Professors Ronald Berndt and Catherine Berndt); Dr J. J. Eddy; Frank Watson; Alick Jackomos; June Helm; Shary; Jennifer Thornley; Judy (Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University, regarding Judy Inglis Memorial Fund); Christopher Hogarth; Alan L. West; Fred Fisk and David H. Penny and Janet Penny (regarding the illness and death of David Harry Penny on 24 October 1983, and including a letter from David Penny to Diane Barwick dated 15 September 1983 and several obituaries and death notices for David Penny);

Names of incoming correspondents continued:
Isabel McBryde and Denise Gaughwin (regarding the South-East Australia Study Group); Colin Tatz (includes draft copy of Treaty paper entitled 'Aborigines and the Age of Atonement' by Colin Tatz); Peter Corris; Vicky Burbank; Greg Baldwin; Josie Briggs (regarding genealogy of Leslie Green and Alex Briggs); Edna Borden; Russel L. Barsh; 'Isabel; J. E. ('Ted') Chamberlin; Sal Weaver; Sue Brownsberger; 'Mom' [Beatrice MacEachern]; Bain Attwood; P. M. White; A. Aram Yengoyan; P. W. Sheehan (regarding Henry Reynolds' grant application, 1985); Samuel W. Corrigan (regarding subscription to Canadian Journal of Native Studies); John Pryzibilla.

Outgoing
'Eugene' (Canberra Times); Ric Throssell; Jennifer Thornley; Greg Oates; Merle Jackomos; Tess De Araugo; Professor J. D. B. Miller; Alan L. West; Colin Tatz; Dr Josephine Flood; Marcia Langton and Gloria Brennan (about payment for Diane Barwick's published article in Identity, 1982); Aram Yengoyan; Anne Bickford; Samuel W. Corrigan; Nancy (from whom Diane Barwick requests a copy of Eskimos and Explorers by Wendell H. Oswalt, 1979, to use as a model for Oxford publication).

Other documents include:
Notes eg names and telephone numbers of colleagues and students;

Publication lists;

Task lists, etc;

Biographical notes about Victorian Parliamentarians (three index cards);

Poem entitled '91 Today';

Australian National University Reporter, 1984;

Obituary for Nan Phillips, Australian National University Reporter, 1984.

Assorted correspondence and other papers dated from 1972 to 1978. Items are roughly in chronological order. Includes inwards and outwards correspondence.

Item contains research and file notes, Diane Elizabeth Barwick's reader's reports on manuscripts; curriculum vitae, news clippings, cartoons, brochures and greeting cards.

Subjects of correspondence include:
Diane Barwick's work refereeing manuscripts and examining theses;
Publication of manuscripts (including those of Diane Barwick and others);
News about academic seminars, courses and appointments.

Correspondents include:
Incoming
Phillip Eric Felton; Ian Spalding; Peter W. Kerr; Frank Purcell; Ronald M. Berndt; Professor J. A. Barnes; Les Harsant; Sally O'Neill; Doug Poad; Michael Jackomos; Diane Bell; Shirley Andrew; R. W. ['Bob'] Ellis; Isabel [probably Isabel McBryde]; Mr Isaac; Susan Jamieson McLarnon; Paul Kauffman; Caroline Ifeka; Judy Campbell.

Outgoing
Les Harsant; 'Madeline' [in British Columbia]; Alan L. West; Dr Susan Magarey; Peter Willis; Paul Kauffman.

Correspondence and related documents concerning proposed conference paper on the Faithfull Massacre, New South Wales, 1838, intended for presentation at an Australian Historical Association conference. Includes Lyndall Ryan's historical narratives, historical maps and letters.

Includes:
Letter from Lyndall Ryan to Diane Elizabeth Barwick, 14 May 1982, proposing that the two of them present a joint paper about the Faithfull Massacre to the AHA (Australian Historical Association) in August. Includes Ryan's typescript historical narrative about the massacre. Diane Barwick's marginal notes on letter suggest that Diane was to chair a session at the conference;

Letter from Lyndall Ryan to Diane Barwick, 10 January 1983, enclosing copy of her Faithfull Massacre papers and proposing that they discuss it during her upcoming visit to Canberra;

Historical maps and charts. Includes 'Explorers' Routes' (routes include the Goulburn, Murray and Mitta Mitta rivers, amongst others), 'Squatting Runs in the North-east' (showing names and areas), 'Squatters' Routes into the North-east', 'The Break-up of Bontherambo', and 'Shepherds' Huts on the Emu Plains Run'. Photocopies, some duplicates.

Mostly correspondence sent by Diane Elizabeth Barwick in January-February 1985. Many items include related incoming letter and other papers.

Correspondents:
James Jupp, David Scott, W. Dix, J. R. Bank, Alan Shaw.

Also includes:
Undergraduate essay entitled 'Aborigines in Australian Poetry: The Changing Focus' by Genevieve Bell;
Personal testimonial for Genevieve Bell, 5 January 1985;
'Whither Radcliffe-Brown?', Aram A. Yengoyan, Review in Anthropology Spring 1984, volume 11, number 2.

Correspondence regarding articles, seminar papers, reports on theses and manuscripts and other projects involving Diane Barwick, dated from 1981 to 1984. Incoming and outgoing correspondence.

Items of note:
Letter from Frank Fenner to Diane Barwick, 16 April 1984, responding to her recent seminar about the historical likelihood of a smallpox outbreak amongst Victorian Aborigines in the nineteenth century. Accompanied by other letters on this subject.

Book review by Diane Barwick entitled 'Little Massacres', The Australian, Weekend Magazine, June 26-27 1981, page 10. Review of Invasion and Resistance by Noel Loos, Australian National University Press.

Correspondents (incoming and outgoing) and main subjects:
Geoffrey Serle (Australian Dictionary of Biography entry about W. R. Rawlings), Dr Chris Cunneen (Australian Dictionary of Biography entry about Kevin Gilbert), Jane Wesson (book draft by Wesson and Peter Coutts), Tom and Maria Stannage (Nan Phillips' funeral, review of Lois Tilbrook's Nyungar Tradition: Glimpses of Aborigines of South-Western Australia 1829-1914, recent Australian National University seminar by Diane Barwick about smallpox), Grant McCall (Mankind editor regarding book review), Liz and Eddy;

Marcia Langton (proposed visit of 15 Aboriginal women to Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies), Margaret Anderson (recommendation for Laurie Parkes), Bob Reece (review of Nyungar Tradition), Dallas Cox (Metaphors of Interpretation, also Fighters and Singers), Judy Campbell, David Horton and Frank Fenner (Diane Barwick's seminar paper about smallpox), Marian Aveling (Diane Barwick's research into Ngurai-illam-wurrung, 'Nilangbourn', 'Mapping the Past' and smallpox);

Jerzy Krupinski (Diane Barwick's chapter in Family in Australia), Keith Jennings (report on PhD thesis by Heather Goodall), Jeni Thornley and Jill Mendham (film 'For Love or Money'), Kay Thorp (recommendation of Dr Bruce Shaw), Phillip E. Felton (recommendation of Felton as a doctoral student), M. White (report on PhD examination of Mr A. N. Gray), S. A. Rayner (report on thesis by D. M. Eades), Elaine Godden and Alan West (assessment of Bandler/Fox manuscript);

Tom Krause (review of Noel Loos' Invasion and Resistance), Fred Fisk (review of manuscript by R. E. Ball, 'The Aboriginal Situation in Newcastle, 1982, Towards a Basic Needs Perspective'), Eric Willmot, Michael Williams, Professor Colin M. Tatz, Gill Cowlishaw to Graham Pike (rewriting of PhD manuscript), P. Westlake (report on thesis by P. E. Felton), Rosslyn Fraser (Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies grant), Antoine S. Lussier (review of Gathering What the Great Nature Provided), Michele Day (report on Gillian Cowlishaw's manuscript, 'Women's Realm'), Isabel McBryde (review of Jan Critchett's Our Land Till We Die), Graham Pike (review of Fay Gale's 'We Are Bosses Ourselves: The Status and Role of Aboriginal Women Today').

This inventory item includes a list of extant correspondence, compiled by Richard Barwick. List features name of correspondent, subject in brief and relevant date. Heading on page 2 reads 'List of Contents - REB - 12 April 1987'. Consists of two A4 sheets.

This item contains assorted independent objects of a routine nature collected by Diane Elizabeth Barwick in the process of carrying out research.

Includes:
Annual Report 1972, Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University;
Acknowledgment Card from Sir Douglas and Lady Nicholls, Northcote, [Melbourne];
Front cover of Cascade Onion Skin writing pad, featuring what looks to be a list of correspondents whom Diane Elizabeth Barwick wrote to. Dated August-November, no year given, c1964?

Mostly contains letters to Dick Barwick from various colleagues and friends about prospective research, meetings and symposia. Mostly typed, one handwritten letter. Dated January to March 1973.

Correspondents:
A. E. Wynter, K. C. Denmark, Beverley Proud, Tom (School of General Studies, Australian National University), C. G. Plowman, Bill (Human Geography, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University).

Also contains an annotated sheet featuring 'Block Diagram 1.254 GHZ Telemetry' etc.

Contains correspondence with Andrew ['Pete'] Vayda dating from 1962, and a research proposal for anthropological study in New Guinea.

Contains:
Six letters and aerogrammes between Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Andrew Vayda, Department of Anthropology, Columbia University, New York. Dated 31 March 1962 to 12 June 1962. Subjects include his upcoming research trip to New Guinea.
Research Proposal. First lines read 'desired starting date May 1, 1962. Two years support.' Subject is cultural adaptation in a New Guinea population. Personnel to include Andrew Vayda and Mr and Mrs Roy Rappaport. Typescript, five numbered A4 pages, multiple copies of each.

First of a series of three inventory items containing mainly correspondence with Wilson Duff (dated 1968-72), and correspondence with Donald N. Abbott (dated 1977) regarding Diane Elizabeth Barwick's literary contribution to the Wilson Duff Memorial Volume. Subjects of correspondence include Wilson Duff's provision of printed material concerning North American land claims for use in the Yirrkala land rights case.

Item BARI00239 contains draft and typescript versions of Diane Barwick's article entitled ' "A Grand Old Man at 35" ', and letter to Donald N. Abbott about same. A4 and foolscap sheets.

Continued in inventory item BARI00240.

Second of a series of three inventory items containing correspondence with Wilson Duff (dated 1968-72), and correspondence with Donald N. Abbott (dated 1977) regarding Diane Elizabeth Barwick's literary contribution to the Wilson Duff Memorial Volume. Subjects of correspondence include Wilson Duff's provision of printed material concerning Canadian Indian land claims for the Yirrkala land claim.

Item BARI00240 contains initial correspondence to Donald Abbott about her contribution to the Wilson Duff Memorial Volume, and rough notes about same. Also includes correspondence with Wilson Duff, dated 1971-72. Also includes correspondence with F. X. Purcell concerning the return of material about North American Indian land claims. Contains letters and aerogrammes. Letters are mostly typed. A4 and foolscap sheets.

Continued in inventory item BARI00241.

Third of a series of three inventory items containing correspondence with Wilson Duff (dated 1968-72), and correspondence with Donald N. Abbott (dated 1977) regarding Diane Elizabeth Barwick's literary contribution to the Wilson Duff Memorial Volume. Subjects of correspondence include Wilson Duff's provision of printed material concerning Canadian Indian land claims for the Yirrkala land claim.

Contains correspondence with Wilson Duff (dated 1968-69). Subjects include Wilson Duff's provision of printed material concerning Canadian Indian land claims for the Yirrkala land claim.

Also includes:
Diane Barwick's handwritten list of items about North American land claims sent by Wilson Duff;
child's [Laura's?] pen drawing of a house and a person smiling;
'Problems in the Interpretation of Marius Barbeau's Tsimshian Materials', by Wilson Duff, published 1964 issue of Anthropologica. Typescript;
1959 issue of Museum News including 'Mungo Martin - Carver of the Century' by Wilson Duff.

Includes original manila folder featuring Diane Barwick's handwritten notes, possibly editorial notes concerning Aboriginal History.

Contains assorted papers documenting Aboriginal protest and reform occurring in Victoria in the early 1980s.

This item contains:
News clippings, eg clipping from the Canberra Times about proposed new Aboriginal Affairs Bill in Victoria;

Annotated copy of 'Explanatory Notes on Clauses' applicable to the Aboriginal Land Claims Bill 1983;

Media Release and Discussion Paper from the Social Development Committee regarding the Inquiry into Aboriginal Compensation;

And other similar papers.

Various sheet sizes. Originally housed in a manila envelope. Title on the envelope is the same as in inventory item BARI01209.

Contains assorted papers documenting Aboriginal protest and reform occurring in Victoria in the early 1980s.

This item contains:
Correspondence between Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Dr Donald Stewart and Howard Jennings, both of the Social Development Committee, regarding the Inquiry into Compensation for Dispossession and Dispersal of the Aboriginal People. This item also includes supporting papers;

'Land Rights Legislation Discussion Paper' (Victorian Labour Government);

'Aboriginal Sacred and Significant Sites Report';

Correspondence between Diane Barwick and H. L. Speagle of the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Victorian Office, regarding Diane Barwick's withdrawal of her submitted article from the 1984 Yearbook following significant editorial omissions from the original. A copy of the article, 'Aborigines in Victoria, 1934-1984', dated 4/11/1980, is included in this item.

And other similar papers.

Mostly A4 sheets. Originally housed in a manila envelope. Title on the envelope is the same as in inventory item BARI01208.

Contains two letters to Marian Aveling (later known as Marian Quartly) from Diane Elizabeth Barwick and one letter from Marian Aveling to Diane Barwick, dated March-July 1985. Letters refer to and include Diane Barwick's comments upon an article written by Marian Aveling and Lyndall Ryan entitled 'At the Boundaries'. A copy of 'At the Boundaries' is also contained in this item.

Main subject of article is two British journeys across southeastern and Western Australia in the 1830s, and the subsequent dispossession of Aboriginal occupants of the land, as well as the incidence of smallpox.

A4 sheets.

Contains various letters and cards to Diane Elizabeth Barwick from friends and colleagues, namely, Wilson Duff (1969); 'Sal' (Sally Weaver); Ken Inglis; 'Nancy'.

Also contains:
Two blank greeting cards featuring Haida Indian illustration and Aboriginal illustration respectively;

Cartoon from the Canberra Times;

The Anthropology Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association, December 1983;

'ANZBook News' featuring recently published titles in anthropology. Dated c.1978.

Letters between Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Samuel Corrigan of the Canadian Journal of Native Studies regarding review written by the former, and other matters. Includes printers' sheets featuring examples of fonts.

A4 sheets. Enclosed in used envelope. From a manila folder entitled 'Sal Weaver and Sam Corrigan'.

Contains letters between Sally Weaver and Diane Elizabeth Barwick dating from 1981-83. Personal and professional content.

Also contains three written documents by Weaver. These documents are a manuscript entitled 'Australian Aboriginal Policy: Aboriginal Pressure Groups or Government Advisory Bodies?', and a paper and an article regarding the National Indian Brotherhood and other pressure groups in Canada.

Sheets are A4 and foolscap size. From a manila folder entitled 'Sal Weaver and Sam Corrigan'.

Correspondence regarding the writing of an obituary for Pearl Gibbs. Diane Elizabeth Barwick's correspondents are Heather Goodall, Kevin Gilbert, and Jack and Jean Horner. Obituaries for Gibbs by Goodall, Gilbert and Jack Horner were published in Aboriginal History Volume 7, 1983.

Also includes correspondence about and draft version of Diane Barwick's review of Nyungar Tradition: Glimpses of Aborigines of South-Western Australia 1829-1914 by Lois Tilbrook. Review was published in Historical Studies. Correspondence is dated 1983. Correspondent is David Philips.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Correspondence and related papers regarding Diane Elizabeth Barwick's application in 1981 for the position of Principal of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies.

Correspondents: G. Henderson; L. R. Hiatt.

Also includes cover letter sent to 'Subscriber' which accompanied copies of Wikaru, issues 14 and 15 (Wikaru is not extant in this inventory item). Correspondent is Dr C. D. Metcalf. Letter is dated 8 September 1987.

A4 and foolscap sheets.

Incoming and outgoing research-related correspondence.

Subjects include:
Manuscripts which Diane Elizabeth Barwick was asked to referee,
Sir Douglas Nicholls' recognition in the Honours list;
Series of seminars by Aboriginal men and women in the Department of Anthropology, Australian National University, 1974;
Paper by Margaret Valadian and Diane Barwick for Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies' Symposium on Social and Cultural Change 1974;
etc.

Correspondents:
Sir Douglas Nicholls, K. B..; Shirley Andrews; Professor R. M. Berndt; J. A. Lambert; Dr. T. Bentley; Derek Freeman; Margaret Valadian; D. R. Sheppard; J. P. M. Long; R. A. West; Fay Gale.

Also includes annotated reprint of article entitled '"And the Lubras Are Ladies Now"' by Diane Elizabeth Barwick published in Woman's Role in Aboriginal Society, edited by Fay Gale. Australian Aboriginal Studies Number 36.

Sheets range from small notes to foolscap pages. Originally housed in a manila folder labelled 'Ab [Aboriginal] and Official Corresp [Correspondence] 1973'.

Incoming and outgoing research-related correspondence and attached papers.

Subjects include:
Mr F. Myers' research trip to Australia involving the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies;
Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies' Council business;
Enquiries from students at various Victorian universities;
Australian Association of Social Anthropologists' Constitution and other papers;
Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies' Advisory Committee on Social Anthropology;
etc.

Correspondents:
Dr Alan Stoller; P. J. Ucko; Michael F. Christie; Jan McLachlan; Rhonda Hallett; Jan Assaad; Nicholas Peterson; Gordon Inglis; Don Sheppard.

Also includes four black and white photographs of men and women, probably participants in the workshop entitled 'The Culture, Identity, and Future of Aborigines'. This workshop and residential course was held from 3 January to 13 February 1971 at the Centre for Continuing Education, Australian National University. Academic directors were Diane Barwick and Margaret Valadian. Dimensions of photographs are 202mm by 257mm.

Sheets are mostly A4 or foolscap. Originally housed in a manila folder labelled 'Ab [Aboriginal] and Official Corresp [Correspondence] 1973'.

Incoming and outgoing research-related correspondence and attached papers.

Subjects include:
Diane Elizabeth Barwick's work on a script by Margaret Middleton and Sarah Francis for the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia;
Examination of L. J. Tilbrooks' MA Thesis;
Diane Barwick's review of Vote Ferguson for Aboriginal Freedom by Jack Horner;
Anne Bickford's application to the Social Anthropology Panel at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies to study some Tasmanian Aboriginal women living on Cape Barren Island;
etc.

Correspondents:
C. D. Rowley; Herbert Burton; C. M. Guilfoyle; David E. Barlow; 'Judith'; Anne Bickford.

Sheets are mostly A4 or foolscap. Originally housed in a manila folder labelled 'Ab [Aboriginal] and Official Corresp [Correspondence] 1973'.

Incoming and outgoing research-related correspondence.

Subjects include:
Report entitled 'Briefing for the Commonwealth Government of Aboriginal Affairs on the Proposed Acquisition of the Aboriginal Settlement at Wybalenna, Flinders Island, by Anne Bickford and Lyndall Ryan, dated 8 August 1973 (also earlier copy on file dated 16 February 1973);

Invitation from Lyndall Ryan to Diane Elizabeth Barwick to contribute a paper about the protest by Coranderrk residents against Board for the Protection of the Aborigines' policy between 1874 and 1886, in a forthcoming publication by Angus and Robertson;

Research enquiry from a New South Wales university student;

List of names, possibly of Diane Barwick's correspondents, and dates;

Diane Barwick's membership of University House;
etc.

Correspondents:
Lyndall Ryan; Edna [Borden]; Judith Murray-Prior; A. R. Crawford; Diane Barwick's Mom and Dad [Beatrice and Ronald 'Bear Tracks' MacEachern]; Sam Corrigan.

Sheets are mostly A4 or foolscap. Originally housed in a manila folder labelled 'Ab [Aboriginal] and Official Corresp [Correspondence] 1973'.

Assorted correspondence with Charles Rowley or in relation to projects in which Charles Rowley was involved. Includes two sequences arranged by date.

Correspondents: Pam Beasley; F. E. Lawrence; Herbert Burton; C. D. Rowley; Ruth Fink.

Subjects include Charles Rowley's comments on Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD thesis; proposal for Pam Beasley's membership of Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies.

Various sheet sizes up to foolscap.

Assorted correspondence with Charles Rowley or in relation to projects in which Charles Rowley was involved. Also related papers.

Correspondents: R. A. Hill; C. D. Rowley; L H. Cocks; F. E. Lawrence; Herbert Burton.

Subjects include Diane Elizabeth Barwick's role in the Social Science Research Council Project directed by Charles Rowley entitled 'Aborigines in Australian Society'.

Various sheet sizes up to foolscap.

Assorted correspondence with Charles Rowley or in relation to projects in which Charles Rowley was involved. Also related papers.

Correspondents: C. D. Rowley; Helen Woodger; C. D. Rowley to Dr J. H. Bradbury.

Subjects include Diane Elizabeth Barwick's role in the Social Science Research Council Project directed by Charles Rowley entitled 'Aborigines in Australian Society'. Item includes two Progress Reports from this project.

Item also includes report by Diane Barwick entitled 'Mr Long's Manuscript', about Aboriginal settlements. Title possibly refers to Jeremy Long.

Various sheet sizes up to foolscap.

Assorted correspondence and related papers. Main correspondent is Phillip Boas.

Subjects include:
Scholarly articles;
Plans for future publications;
Historical sources about Board for the Protection of the Aborigines' policies and other aspects of Victorian Aboriginal history;
Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD thesis;
etc.

Also contains a set of letters entitled 'Misc [Miscellaneous] Letters Victoria - 1961-67'. Latest letter in this group is dated 1968.

Correspondents in this item: Phillip Boas; Pauline Pickford; C. W. F. Bellgrove; Clyde Holding; Noel T. Jeffs; Cora Gilsenan-Waters; Mr and Mrs R. L. Rule; Daphne E. Sharp (Secretary to Sir John Crawford); Sir John Crawford to The Honourable E. R. Meagher; Sir John Crawford; J. Dillan to Sir John Crawford; The Honourable M. V. Porter; Professor Oeser; Dr Edna Gault.

Dates: 1964-1967. Papers in this item are not in date order.

Various sheet sizes up to A4.

Assorted correspondence and related papers. Main correspondent is Phillip Boas.

Subjects include:
Primary sources about the Framlingham Reserve;
Research enquiries about the Lake Tyers section of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD thesis;
Confidentiality issues regarding the circulation of Diane Barwick's PhD thesis;
Personal subjects;
etc.

Also contains research enquiries by or to correspondents referred by Phillip Boas.

Correspondents in this item: Phillip and Carol Boas; A. F. Ellemor; Lynette Hawkins; P. F. Renkin.

Dates: 1964-1970

Various sheet sizes up to A4.

Assorted correspondence and related papers. Main correspondent is Philip Felton.

Subjects include:
Two academic job applications made by Philip Felton for which Diane Elizabeth Barwick acted as referee;
Demographic research about Aboriginal people in Gippsland;
Personal visits and other subjects;
etc.

Correspondents: Philip Felton; K. R. Long; S. A. Rayner.

Dates: 1965-1970

Various sheet sizes up to foolscap.

Assorted correspondence and related papers. Main correspondent is Philip Felton.

Subjects include:
Historical research into administration of Aboriginal affairs in Victoria;
Administrative structure of the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines;
Future administration of Lake Tyers and Framlingham Stations;
Revisions to Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD thesis;
etc.

Correspondents: Philip Felton; Philip Felton to Armand J. Rascon; Philip Felton to Professor J. A. Barnes; N. Garnet.

Main dates: 1961-1965. One letter is dated 1972.

Item also includes:
Summary of letter about Lake Tyers water situation from Philip Felton dated 15/12/1964;
'Submission to the Minister - Future Policy for Lake Tyers Station'. Nine typescript pages by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Various sheet sizes up to foolscap.

Letters and greeting cards. Incoming and outgoing. Includes many letters to or from correspondents in North America.

Correspondents:
Aram Yengoyan; The Right Reverend D. A. Garnsey; Wayne (probably Wayne Suttles); Ruth Finney; Diane Barwick's Mom and Dad [Beatrice and Ronald 'Bear Tracks' MacEachern]; Edna Borden; Nancy Williams; 'Ann'; Grant and Julia McCall; Marg Currie; Claire Baillargeon; Dr Fay Gale; Suzanne Mourot.

Date: 1972

Item also contains Australian National University Students' Revue Programme for 1963, and typed poems by Ruth Pitter, Judith Wright and others.

Various sheet sizes up to A4. Includes annotated manila folder which originally also housed inventory items BARI01700-1707 (these items are located across Series' 1, 10 and 11).

Letters and postcards. Incoming and outgoing. Includes many letters about job applications.

Correspondents: Helen and Lo and Bobo Hui-min; Ruth and Ben Finney; Ken Inglis; John Gillin; T. Ryan; C. G. Plowman; 'Pam'; Professor C. D. Rowley; D. K. R. Hodgkin; Marjory Day; M. Manning; Professor O. H. K. Spate.

Date: 1965-1974. Papers in item are not arranged in date order.

Various sheet sizes up to A4. Originally housed in an annotated manila folder along with inventory items BARI01699 and BARI01701-1707 (these items are located across Series' 1, 10 and 11). Folder is located in inventory item BARI01699, Series 10.

Correspondence, mostly about job applications. Incoming and outgoing.

Correspondents: D. K. R. Hodgkin; Professor M. G. Marwick; Dr A. L. Epstein; Professor W. E. H. Stanner; E. P. Thomas; Professor J. A. Barnes; Paula (probably Paula Glick).

Dates: 1961-1971. Papers in this item are not in date order.

Also contains Diane Barwick's notes, dated Monday 30 August 1971, about her recent interactions with Derek Freeman.

Also contains staff notices, meeting minutes, annual reports and other papers from the Anthropology Department, Australian National University, and circulars to staff at the Australian National University.

Originally housed in an annotated manila folder along with inventory items BARI01699-1702 and BARI01704-1707 (these items are located across Series' 1, 10 and 11). Folder is located in inventory item BARI01699 (Series 10).

Assorted papers including a group of letters about Diane Elizabeth Barwick's giving of evidence at the Lake Tyers Planning and Action Committee on 16 June 1966.

Correspondents: J. P. Coutts; Colin Tatz; Professor W. E. H. Stanner.

Dates: 1966

Also contains Programme for Australian National University Graduation Ceremony on 13 May 1966, (Richard Barwick is among names of graduands), and curriculum vitae for Dr G. E. T. Wijeyewardene.

Originally housed in an annotated manila folder along with inventory items BARI01699-1703 and BARI01705-1707 (these items are located across Series' 1, 10 and 11). Folder is located in inventory item BARI01699 (Series 10).

Subject is Nancy Williams' upcoming visit to Canberra from California.

Letter from Stephen Murray-Smith to Diane Elizabeth Barwick inviting her to publish a review of the reissue of Black Australians, dated 6 October 1970. Reply from Diane Barwick to Murray-Smith, dated 8 October 1970, suggests Peter Biskup instead.

Correspondence regarding scholarly theses sent to Diane Elizabeth Barwick, and other academic and personal topics.

Correspondents:
Nancy Williams; C. G. Plowman; C. A Pierce; Andrew P. Vayda ['Pita']; V. and O. Gostin; 'Andrew and Marilyn'; Aram Yengoyan; Ben and Ruth Finney; Ruth Fink.

Originally housed in a manila envelope. Note on front cover reads 'Nancy Williams; Bryce Lloyd; Finney; Yengoyan; Corris; Munn; Strathern; Gostin; and Munn corresp [correspondence]'.

Correspondence and accompanying reports regarding scholarly theses sent to Diane Elizabeth Barwick, and other academic and personal topics.

Correspondents:
Peter Corris; J. D. Butchart; Professor Davidson; Nancy [Munn?]; W. E. H. Stanner; M. G. Marwick; C. A. Pierce; Ronald M. Berndt; J. R. Poynter; E. Finn; Stephen T. Boggs.

Originally housed in a manila envelope. Note on front cover reads 'Nancy Williams; Bryce Lloyd; Finney; Yengoyan; Corris; Munn; Strathern; Gostin; and Munn corresp [correspondence]'.

Correspondents:
Paula Glick; Marie Reay; Bill Clarke; Jean Senger and Bette Albrecht; Arlene Bedwell; Dr Jit Singh Uberoi; Professor W. H. Geddes; David J. Stone.

Correspondents: Ann Chowning, Eugene Ogan.

Correspondents: B. MacEachern; Edna, Patrick and Ian Borden; Aunt Vera; J. Barwick; R. Barwick; Margaret, Simon, David and Jan Barwick.

Correspondents: R. Barwick; B. MacEachern; Edna, Patrick and Ian Borden; R. B. MacEachern.

Correspondence and Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes regarding a manuscript entitled 'Ferguson and His Friends' by Jack Horner.

Correspondents: Jack Horner; Richard Smart; Peita M. Royle.

Correspondence about various aspects of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's research.

Correspondents:
N. H. Scarlett; Dr Peter Moodie; Elea M. Birchall; Stephen Shelmerdine; Bryce L. Lloyd; Barrie Pittock; Right Reverend Bruce Rosier (Bishop of Willochra); Dr. G. Kupfer; Dr T. S. Epstein; Sarah (School of General Studies, Department of Psychology, Australian National University); R. L. Kirk; Martin Tuck; N. A. Loos.

Correspondence about various aspects of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's research.

Correspondents:
Allan Duncan; Bryce Lloyd; H. P. Schapper; George Zubrzycki; Donald Tugby; W. E. H. Stanner; Helen Heney; Di Graham; John Tomlinson; Dr Norma McArthur.

Correspondence regarding the disposition of Charles Dunford Rowling's records, and other related subjects following his death.

Correspondents:
'Ken'; Warwick Dix; Irene Rowley; Professor W. D. Borrie; 'Isabel' [probably Isabel McBryde]; Professor Peter Lawrence; Kerry Randriamahefa.

Originally housed in an Australian National University - Internal Mail envelope of papers on assorted topics, addressed to 'Dr D. Barwick 29/10' and labelled on the reverse side by Richard Barwick.

Various letters plus accompanying papers, and a photocopied extract about hunter-gatherer societies from an unidentified source.

Correspondents:
Edna Borden; Aram Yengoyan; 'Geoff' [of Murdoch University, Western Australia]; Peter Sutton; Professor R. M. Berndt; 'Mom' [Beatrice MacEachern].

Originally housed in an Australian National University - Internal Mail envelope of papers on assorted topics, addressed to 'Dr D. Barwick 29/10' and labelled on the reverse side by Richard Barwick.

Correspondence and related papers regarding the nominations of Bill Rosser and Kevin Gilbert for the Stanner Award, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies History Committee. Also a letter regarding the planned Oxford History of Australia, dated 6 March 1986.

Correspondents:
Frank Thompson; Dr Stephen Wild; W. Dix; Michael Williams; Jack Davis; Ev Beissbarth.

Originally housed in an Australian National University - Internal Mail envelope of papers on assorted topics, addressed to 'Dr D. Barwick 29/10' and labelled on the reverse side by Richard Barwick.

Letter from David Marr to Diane Elizabeth Barwick, dated 4 December 1985, acknowledging her recent letter praising the Australian Broadcasting Corporation - Four Corners show entitled 'Black Death'.

Correspondence regarding Diane Elizabeth Barwick's examination of PhD thesis by Anna Haebich, entitled ''A Bunch of Cast-Offs''. Also includes Diane Barwick's Examiner's Report, as well as rough notes about and photocopied extracts from ''A Bunch of Cast-Offs''.

Correspondents: Susan Hall.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder along with the contents of inventory item BARI02142.

For a draft version of ''A Bunch of Cast-Offs'' and Diane Barwick's working notes on same, see inventory items BARI02139-2140 (Series 30).

Assorted correspondence about Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies matters. Subjects include management of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies; Stanner Award nominees; 'John Murray' article by Professor Geoffrey Serle; etc.

Also contains three diagrams in an envelope entitled 'ART - Figs [Figures] 1, 2, 3 - Ch [Chapter] 9 - see captions on galley 1'.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder along with the contents of inventory item BARI02141.

Assorted personal and work-related correspondence. Also contains handwritten lists of research references written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Correspondents:
Edna Borden; Beatrice MacEachern; 'Sylvia'; Department of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs, Canberra; Flora and Denis McKeown; Dr Alan Thorne; Dr Shepard Krech III; Glynn Barratt.

Originally housed in a labelled Australian National University Internal Mail envelope.

Assorted personal and work-related correspondence. Also contains rough notes about research references written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Correspondents:
Laurie Parkes; Jane C. Goodale; Geoffrey Serle; R. H. W. Reece; 'Isabel' [McBryde]; 'Chris' [probably Chris Cunneen]; Ann Chowning; Warwick Dix; 'Mom' [Beatrice MacEachern]; Dr Paul Ossa; Neville Green.

Originally housed in a labelled Australian National University Internal Mail envelope.

Assorted personal and work-related correspondence.

Correspondents:
C. W. T. Stannage; Senator Baden Teague; Ann Chowning; Jack Horner; Sherry Atkinson; Producer of 'Four Corners' documentary series, Australian Broadcasting Corporation; Warwick Dix; 'Harry and Audrey' [probably Harry and Audrey Hawthorn]; Dr Raymond Evans; Glynn Barratt; Bob Dixon; Sal. W. [probably Sally Weaver]; 'Di'; Fred McCarthy; Geoffrey Serle.

Also contains other papers including 'Naru News', newsletter of the North Australia Research Unit at Australian National University, August 1985, and photocopied form for Inada Holdings Propriety Ltd.

Originally housed in a labelled Australian National University Internal Mail envelope.

Assorted personal and work-related correspondence, and news clippings.

Correspondents:
Shepard Krech III; Linda Wilkinson; Janie Newton; Judith Derth; Coral Edwards and Peter Read; Clyde Holding to Barrie G. Dexter; Mollie B..

Newspaper sources:
Age; Australian; Canberra Times; Australian National University Reporter; etc.

Originally housed in a labelled Australian National University Internal Mail envelope.

Assorted correspondence from colleagues and friends, and other papers including research references and notes, shopping lists, book lists, and news clippings.

Subjects include:
'Foreword' by H. C. Coombs for Charles Rowley's book Recovery;
Aboriginal land rights;
Australian anthropological and ethnographic scholarship.

Correspondents: P. A. Gallagher to Isobel White; H. C. Coombs.

Originally housed in an Australian National University Internal Mail envelope labelled by Richard Barwick.

Assorted correspondence from colleagues and friends, and other papers including research references and notes, shopping lists, book lists, and news clippings.

Subjects include:
Inada Holdings Propriety Ltd;
Aboriginal land rights;
Australian anthropological and ethnographic scholarship.

Correspondents:
Stuart McIntyre; Harry and Audrey Hawthorn; John F. Leslie; Olga Gostin; Vicky Burbank; Susan Jennison; J. J. Bryant; 'Denis and Flora'; B. MacEachern; Susan Hall; Marcia Langton; Marie Reay.

Originally housed in an Australian National University Internal Mail envelope labelled by Richard Barwick.

Assorted correspondence from colleagues and friends, and other papers including book reviews, a book list, research references and notes.

Subjects include:
Writing by Tess De Araugo and/or Phillip Pepper;

Publication of Fighters and Singers;

Review of Fighters and Singers;

Promotion of Metaphors of Interpretation;

Victorian Koori input into National Library Oral History project;

Diane Barwick's review of Seeing The First Australians by Ian Donaldson and Tamsin Donaldson;
etc.

Correspondents:
Tess De Araugo; Isobel White ['Sally']; Alick Jackomos; John Iremonger; L. R. Hiatt; 'Sal' [probably Sally Weaver]; Dr Margaret Stott; Vicky Burbank; Laurie Parkes; Wayne Atkinson; John Lack and David Phillips.

Originally housed in an Australian National University Internal Mail envelope labelled by Richard Barwick.

Assorted correspondence from colleagues and friends, and other papers mostly regarding the promotion of Metaphors of Interpretation and other books.

Correspondents:
Sir Raymond Firth; Forschungsstelle Fur Humanethologie am Mac-Planck-Institut Fur Verhaltensphysiologie; Don Bradmore; 'Barrie'; Julie Stanton; Gillian Hewitt; 'Merril' [possibly Merril Thompson]; P. A. Gallagher; Margaret Perkins (on behalf of Craig Munro); Denis French; Elizabeth McDonald; Alex Gray.

Originally housed in an Australian National University Internal Mail envelope labelled by Richard Barwick.

Correspondence between Judy Inglis and Diane Elizabeth Barwick dating from 1961-1962. The main subject is their respective PhD research projects.

Also contains writings by Judy Inglis and/or Diane Barwick. Includes a draft copy of a paper entitled 'Resistance to Assimilation: The Role of Welfare Agencies and Part-Aboriginal Cliques in Melbourne'. Title is in Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwriting.

Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Inglis/Barwick Correspondence exchanged with K. S. Inglis 8/8/1990 - Inglis Originals to Inglis Papers - Barwick Originals to Barwick Papers'. This title is in Richard Barwick's handwriting.

Photocopied versions of letters between Judy Inglis and Diane Elizabeth Barwick, dating from 1961-63. The main subject is their respective PhD research projects. For originals, see inventory item BARI2176.

Also contains a letter from Diane Barwick to Vivienne McCutcheon.

Also contains a photocopied version of a draft copy of a paper entitled 'Resistance to Assimilation: The Role of Welfare Agencies and Part-Aboriginal Cliques in Melbourne'. Title is in Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwriting.

Also contains three letters from Ken Inglis (widower of Judy Inglis) to Richard Barwick in relation to the disposition of the Inglis/Barwick correspondence.

Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Spare Copies - Inglis/Barwick'. This title is in Richard Barwick's handwriting.

Assorted correspondence on matters such as Aboriginal land claims, bibliographic references, genealogical and historical research, etc. Includes Diane Elizabeth Barwick's referee's reports written on behalf of colleagues.

Correspondents:
Leslie Van Der Sluys; Laurie Parkes; 'Di' [probably Diane Bell]; Betty Meehan; Toni [Bauan?]; P. N. Troy; Marie Fels; Sandra Bowdler; Marion Aveling [more commonly spelt Marian Aveling]; 'Jack' [Horner?]; Eversley Ruth; 'Isabel' [probably Isabel McBryde]; Dr Peter Biskup; J. D. McGuinness; Nancy Williams; Jerzy Krupinksi; Richard Chisholm; Judi Gamblen.

Originally housed in a manila envelope.

Assorted correspondence on matters such as thesis examinations and reviews of manuscripts, requests for information or assistance from other researchers, Aboriginal Treaty issues, etc.

Correspondents:
Judi Gamblen; Jim Gibbney; I. R. Way; Lyndall Ryan; Erina M. Harding; N. McNamara; 'Diana' [probably Professor Diana Howlett]; Dr Chris Clarke; Fay Gale; 'Pete' [possibly Peter Read]; Reverend Edgar A. Wells; Aram Yengoyan; Catherine Berndt; Philip [possibly Philip Felton]; Jack Horner; Pauline Gordon; Marian Aveling (later known as Marian Quartly); Stuart [probably Stuart MacIntyre]; Audrey [Hawthorn]; Myrna T.; Dr Geoffrey Serle; Dr Andrew Markus; Jan Penney; A. M. Blake.

Originally housed in a manila envelope.

The following record has been removed from this inventory item and returned to the Barwick family:
Personal letter from Richard Barwick to Diane Barwick, dated 16 March 1983.

Item contains multiple copies of article by Bruce Sommer entitled 'The Bowman Incident' (publication details unknown) and of Bruce Sommer's curriculum vitae.

Also contains a cover letter from Bruce Sommer to Diane Elizabeth Barwick dated 17 September.

Originally housed in a manila folder labelled by Diane Barwick 'Comparative Paradigm'.

Correspondence between Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Bruce Shaw, Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Darwin Community College. Subjects include the Aboriginal History journal, the Northern Australian Research Unit and other publications and scholarly developments.

Also includes two conference papers by Bruce Shaw for the Australian Anthropological Society Annual Conference, 1979.

Assorted papers including letters, cartoons and two photographs.

Correspondents:
'Francesca' [probably Francesca Merlan]; 'Brian'; Donald N. Abbott; 'Di' [probably Diane Bell]; 'Judith'.

Contains two photographs, each of which features Diane Bell with Aboriginal men and women, including Fanny Napuugadi [Barnes?] and Myrtle [Napanangla?] Kennedy.

Correspondence from colleagues and friends on various topics to do with research and publications, including Diane Elizabeth Barwick's review of manuscripts, and the death of T. G .H. Strehlow.

Dates: 1977-1979.

This item opens with a letter to Diane Barwick from Merril Yule.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Correspondence from colleagues and friends on various topics to do with research and publications, including Diane Elizabeth Barwick's review of manuscripts, and public enquiries she received regarding her published research.

Dates: 1978.

This item opens with a letter from Diane Barwick to Gloria Brennan, enclosed along with a draft copy of a report by Gloria Brennan in a manila envelope addressed to Diane Barwick.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Dispatch note addressed to Dr Diane Barwick, Canberra, from Katherine Burbank, California, United States.

Letters from various correspondents and on assorted topics, and Diane Elizabeth Barwick's working notes in relation to same.

This item opens with a letter to Diane Barwick from Pat Croft, dated 1 November 1976.

Originally housed in a labelled manila envelope.

Letters from various correspondents and on assorted topics, and accompanying notes and papers.

This letter opens with a letter to Diane Barwick from Ruth Binz, dated 9 September 1975.

Originally housed in a labelled manila envelope.

Mostly contains correspondence about developments in the discipline of anthropology including publications, appointments, research etc, as well as topics personal to Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Originally housed in a manila envelope which is labelled on the cover as follows: 'File - Writing - File: Book Referees and Work 1977 - Stanner Festschrift - West paper - Bell paper'.

Correspondence between Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Sandy Yarwood regarding Diane Barwick's attendance at the Comparative Conference on Race Relations History, University of Sydney, 1981, and other matters.

Assorted correspondence.

Correspondents include members of the public, anthropologists, historians, Diane Elizabeth Barwick's friends, etc.

This item opens with correspondence between Diane Barwick and Dr P. J. F. Coutts, regarding Diane Barwick's map of Aboriginal districts of Victoria published in Aboriginal Man and Environment in Australia.

Originally housed in a manila folder of like records.

Assorted correspondence.

Correspondents include members of the public, anthropologists, historians, Diane Elizabeth Barwick's friends, etc.

This item opens with a letter from Fay Gale to Diane Elizabeth Barwick and an accompanying Proposal for Election as a Member of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. Proposed member is Diane Bell.

Originally housed in a manila folder of like records.

Assorted correspondence.

Correspondents include members of the public, anthropologists, historians, Diane Elizabeth Barwick's friends and family, etc.

This item opens with a letter from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to G. E. Dicker, dated 24 October 1979, and an accompanying reference written by Diane Barwick on behalf of Dr Bruce Sommer.

Originally housed in a manila folder of like records.

Assorted correspondence.

Correspondents include members of the public, anthropologists, historians, Diane Elizabeth Barwick's friends, etc.

This item opens with a letter from V. S. Greaves to Diane Elizabeth Barwick, dated 13 August 1979.

Originally housed in a manila folder of like records.

Assorted correspondence.

Correspondents include members of the public, anthropologists, historians, Diane Elizabeth Barwick's friends and family, etc.

This item opens with a letter from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to the Registrar-General's Department, Victorian Branch, dated 21 January 1979.

Originally housed in a manila folder of like records.

Assorted correspondence, minutes, and other papers. Papers in this item relate to Diane Elizabeth Barwick's work at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies and also to her other research activities including acting as a referee (of manuscripts, and on behalf of colleagues).

Includes a set of minutes of a meeting at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies.

Also includes draft submission by Diane Bell entitled 'Daly River (Malak Malak) Land Claim: Women's Interests'.

A small set of incoming and outgoing letters about research and other topics. Photocopies.

Letter to Diane Elizabeth Barwick from Pauline Nola Gordon seeking historical information about Baryulgil and the 'early history of the fight for Aboriginal Rights', and other related matters. Letter is undated.

Item also contains Diane Barwick's reply to Pauline Nola Gordon, and other letters regarding this correspondent. Letters date from 1983.

Correspondence with and about Wayne Atkinson. Subjects include an oral history report written by Wayne Atkinson, funded by the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. This item includes a copy of the Report, as well as an Interim Report and a letter from Wayne Atkinson to Diane Barwick about Wayne Atkinson's research.

Also includes letters from and between other correspondents, including film-maker Alec Morgan.

Correspondence and accompanying papers about various research topics and work projects in which Diane Elizabeth Barwick was involved.

Subjects include:

Manuscript entitled Women's Realm by Gillian Cowlishaw, refereed by Diane Elizabeth Barwick;

Winners of the 1980 Judy Inglis Essay Prize issued by the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies.

Originally housed in an unlabelled manila folder.

Correspondence and accompanying papers about various research topics and work projects in which Diane Elizabeth Barwick was involved.

Correspondents include but are not limited to:
'Isabel' [McBryde]; Alan Frost; Mrs T. G. H. Strehlow; Colin Tatz; Wayne Atkinson; Anna Haebich; etc.

Originally housed in an unlabelled manila folder.

A poem of three verses entitled 'Portrait-Sketch of an American Anthropologist'. The subject is possibly Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Typed.

Single sheet, approximately A4 size.

Originally housed in a manila folder which is labelled 'To be Returned to Owners - M. Reay', in Diane Barwick's hand.

Contains two items of correspondence, as follows:

Submission to the Australian Bicentennial Authority for funding of a conference on 'The Eighteenth-Century Exploration and Settlement of Australia: Heritage and Legacy'. Also a cover letter from Ian Donaldson to Diane Elizabeth Barwick dated 16 February 1982;

Letter regarding identification of Aboriginal quotations for inclusion in the Australian Dictionary of Quotations. This letter appears to have been forwarded to Diane Elizabeth Barwick by Colin Tatz.

Correspondence between Diane Elizabeth Barwick and David Penny (Development Studies Centre, Australian National University).

Other correspondents include:
G. C. Bolton; Frank Purcell.

Photocopy of comments by W. E. H. Stanner, addressed to Diane Bell. Includes many duplicated sheets. The subject of his comments may be a manuscript about the Anmatjua and Alyawarra Land Claim to the Utopia pastoral lease. Manuscript is not extant in this inventory item.

Diane Elizabeth Barwick's comments in relation to a document about the Anmatjua and Alyawarra Land Claim also feature in this inventory item.

This item also contains three other letters on various subjects. Diane Barwick's correspondents include: 'Pat' [probably Pat Croft]; Bruce Shaw.

'Australian Aboriginal Policy: Aboriginal Pressure Groups or Government Advisory Bodies' by Sally M. Weaver. Revised copy of paper subsequently sent to Oceania for publication.

From a manila envelope addressed to Diane Elizabeth Barwick from Sally Weaver at the University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. Envelope contains correspondence between Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Sally Weaver, as well as articles, news clippings, etc.

Assorted correspondence with and writing by Sally M. Weaver. Also contains Canadian news clippings, constitutional documents from Canada, etc.

Specific documents in this inventory item include:

Correspondence between Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Sally Weaver. Subjects include Sally Weaver's reference to W. E. H. Stanner and L. R. Hiatt in relation to the work of the Department of Aboriginal Affairs, Canberra;

'Struggles of the Nation-State to Define Indigenous 'Ethnicity': Canada and Australia' by Sally M. Weaver. Edited version. Typescript.

From a manila envelope addressed to Diane Elizabeth Barwick from Sally Weaver at the University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. Envelope contains correspondence between Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Sally Weaver, as well as articles, news clippings, etc.

Also contains a questionnaire regarding services provided at the National Library of Australia.

Includes internal mail envelope addressed to 'D. Barwick, Department of History, RSSS [Research School of Social Sciences]', in which records were originally housed.

Unsigned, typed letter.

Assorted correspondence and other papers related to Diane Elizabeth Barwick's research activities in Aboriginal history and scholarship.

This item includes:
Two separate letters in which Diane Elizabeth Barwick refers to the map she created of Aboriginal clan boundaries in Victoria. Correspondents: Wayne Atkinson; Kay Chee Lance; Peter Sutton. One letter includes accompanying papers;

A set of papers from the Australian National University and Aboriginal History. Papers include a notice of an upcoming work-in-progress seminar, agenda and minutes, etc.

Includes internal mail envelope in which records in this inventory item were originally housed.

Contains letters exchanged between Sally Weaver and Diane Elizabeth Barwick in 1980.

This item also includes three published or printed documents. These include the following:

Typed bibliography that appears to be from the manuscript of The Hidden Agenda: Indian Policy and the Trudeau Government by Sally M. Weaver;

Inuit Today, June 1976, Vol 5, No 6.

Item also contains handwritten notes written by Diane Barwick that begin 'National Indian Brotherhood NIB'. Small sheets of loose notepaper.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

This inventory item contains three letters.

Includes two letters exchanged between W. E. H. Stanner and Donald Stuart regarding the latter's membership of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies;

Also includes a letter from 'Sharyn' to Diane Barwick that appears to be a cover letter sent with copies of Diane Barwick's writing. The writing appears to have been part of the Australian Bicentennial History project. Date: 6 July 1983.

Includes assorted correspondence and enclosed papers sent by or to Diane Elizabeth Barwick on various research topics regarding Aboriginal Studies, Australian history, anthropology, etc. Includes correspondents in Australia and Canada. Date: c.1980.

Also task lists written by Diane Barwick and other assorted papers.

This inventory item opens with an illustration of a crayfish. Hand-drawn in black ink. Smaller than A4.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder with inventory items BARI03019 (Series 1) and BARI03021.

Assorted correspondence sent by or to Diane Elizabeth Barwick on various research topics regarding Aboriginal Studies, Australian history, anthropology, etc. Includes correspondents in Australia and Canada. Date: c.1980.

Also contains task lists written by Diane Barwick.

This inventory item opens with a letter from Diane Barwick to Charlie Hutchison, dated Tuesday 8 April [1980?].

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder with inventory items BARI03019-20. Item BARI03018 can be found in Series 1.

Two letters and a greeting card written to Diane Elizabeth Barwick from colleagues, and one letter written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick, on various research subjects.

This inventory item opens with a letter from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Nancy [probably Nancy Williams] about W. E. H. Stanner's funeral. Date of letter: 12 October 1981.

Inventory items BARI03054-59 were originally housed together. Items BARI03054-58 can be found in Series 32.

Correspondence sent to or by Diane Elizabeth Barwick, about personal and research-related subjects.

Correspondents include Tom and Maria Stannage, Bob Reece, and other scholars at universities in Western Australia.

Date: 1980.

Originally housed in a manila folder.

Letter of appreciation for Diane Elizabeth Barwick's contribution to a recent ASCM [Australian Student Christian Movement?] seminar about Aboriginal people. 'Diana' appears to be a misspelling of 'Diane'.

Typed letter. Single A4 sheet.

Notice about a dance and social to be held at the Doug Nicholls Centre, Northcote, Melbourne, on 22 August 1969. Notice features a personal note from Alick Jackomos inviting Diane Barwick to the dance.

Two letters written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick in Vancouver, Canada, to Professor John Barnes at the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, Australian National University.

Contains:
Typed letter, dated 17 November 1959. In this letter Diane Barwick refers to a proposed project about 'native assimilation' among contemporary Aboriginal people in Australia;

Carbon copy of a handwritten letter, which is undated. In this letter Diane Barwick refers to having accepted a recent offer of a scholarship from Australian National University. The location and focus of her prospective research is Victoria, Australia.

A4 sheets.

Letter to Dr H. C. Coombs, Visiting Fellow, Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies (CERES), Australian National University from J. E. ('Ted') Chamberlin, Professor of English at University College, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada.

Enclosed with letter is an enclosed paper entitled 'Sovereignty' by J. E. Chamberlin.

A4 photocopied documents.

Originally housed in a labelled box file. This box file originally housed the contents of inventory items BARI03218 (Series 30), BARI03219 (Series 29), BARI03220-21 (Series 28), BARI03222 (Series 27) and BARI03223 (Series 10).

Correspondence and a draft proposal for a conference in preparation for the Bicentennial commemorative celebration of the arrival of the First Fleet into Sydney Harbour in 1788. Intended audience of conference was members of the 1988 Committee, which coordinated the publication of eleven historical volumes for the Bicentennial commemorations, and others.

Draft title of the conference was 'From Terra Australis to Australia: The Apprehension of the Last Continent'.

Date of papers: 1983.

Correspondent: Professor Ian Donaldson.

This inventory item also contains papers of two UNESCO meetings held on 4-5 January and 8 January 1983. Papers include a final report and a list of participants.

Assorted correspondence and related papers sent to or from Diane Elizabeth Barwick about various topics to do with Aboriginal studies. Subjects include the 1988 Committee, which coordinated the publication of eleven historical volumes for the commemoration of the arrival of the First Fleet into Sydney Harbour in 1788.

Correspondents:
Sylvia Hallam (letter and draft copy of 'A view from the other side of the western frontier: or, "I met a man who wasn't there…"' by Sylvia Hallam); Ian Donaldson; Jacquie Lambert.

Also contains a photocopied letter from J. P. M. Long to Mr Colbung about the contemporary situation regarding Aboriginal land rights in the Australian States and the Northern Territory. Date: 4 May 1979.

Assorted correspondence, including letters, letters to the editor, greeting cards, handwritten notes, and enclosed papers.

Subjects include Diane Elizabeth Barwick's research into Aboriginal Victoria; research grants; publication of anthropological research (Diane Elizabeth Barwick's and research by other people); etc.

Correspondents include:
Wayne Atkinson; Sally Weaver; Kevin Gilbert; Alick and Merle Jackomos; Judith Wright McKinney; etc.

Letters sent to or by Diane Elizabeth Barwick about various subjects including publications, meetings, offers of employment, examination of Anna Haebich's PhD thesis, etc. This inventory item also contains newspaper clippings about Aboriginal land rights and other subjects.

Correspondents include:
'Ken'; Isabel McBryde; Jacquie Lambert; Dr Warwick Dix; Judith Wright McKinney; Laura E. Barwick; etc.

This item opens with a news clipping entitled 'Whites may be barred from rock art sites', published in the Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday 22 September 1984.

Papers in this item are enclosed in a manila folder.