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Letter to Theodore Strehlow from Norman Tindale relating to Strehlow's film and the movements of the Muramura

Archive Collections / Rev. Johann Georg Reuther / Series AA266/05 / Letter to Theodore Strehlow from Norman Tindale relating to Strehlow's film and the movements of the Muramura

This item is a typescript letter from Norman Tindale (South Australian Museum Ethnologist, see AA 338) to Theodore Strehlow (see AA 315) requesting his assistance in recording place names relating to the 'movements of Muramura from the N.W. country' recorded in Reuther's manuscript and where Strehlow had been recently working in and comments made on Strehlow's films.

CreatorRev. Johann Georg Reuther
ControlAA 266/5/12/1-3
Date Range16 November, 1935  -  16 November, 1935
Quantity 0.1cm,   3   216cm x 343cm foolscap pages
FormatsGeneral Correspondence
Series AA266/05
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