Ngadlu tampinthi ngadlu Kaurna Miyurna yartangka. Munaintya puru purruna ngadlu-itya. Munaintyanangku yalaka tarrkarriana tuntarri.
We acknowledge we are on Kaurna Miyurna land. The Dreaming is still living. From the past, in the present, into the future, forever.
This film was shot by EC Black during the Board for Anthropological Research (BAR) expedition to Ooldea, South Australia during 15-26 August 1939. This film was shot by EC Black (AA 31/10) and was not included in 'Film Notes from Ooldea, 1939.'
Access DVD 5 (AA 346/9/14/8) and Access DVD 6 (AA 346/9/14/9) are edits of the EC Black film compilation which have been identified as footage from the BAR expedition to Ooldea, SA, 1939. This edit comprises of Time Codes 16:23 - 18:08. There are no intertitles. Duration 1 min 44 sec. Further information about the EC Black compilation see (AA 31/10).
Please note that the time coded summary is in minutes and seconds. Following the summary of this film is a list of references and further notes. Formats Held: Access DVDs.
Summary (Time Coded): Taken from Access DVD 3 (AA 346/9/14/8)
00:00 'BAR Expedition to Ooldea, SA, 1939. Edit Copy of (AA 31/10/3) EC Black Compilation'
00:00 'Cultural Sensitivity Warning.'
00:00 'The Museum Board of South Australia © 1939.'
16:23 Landscape from train.
16:28 Camp scene with Australian Aboriginal women and children.
16:35 BAR expedition members JB Cleland (AA 60) and TH Johnson (AA 161) distributing currants to a group of women and children.
16:40 Camp scene with Australian Aboriginal women and children.
16:45 Further shots of the distribution of currants to a group of women and children.
16:53 Snake in the sand.
16:54 Children at midday meal, Ooldea mission. These children are identified in EC Black photograph (AA 31/6)
17:23 Australian Aboriginal women walk up sand dunes carrying large tins on their heads, a large number of dogs accompany them.
17:27 Landscape from train.
18:08 End of footage.
Tribal / language groups recorded during this expedition as recorded in the Data Cards (AA 346/4/21)
Tindale Tribes: Wirangu.
AIATSIS Tribal / Language Groups: Wirangu.