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Herbert Basedow - Records

Title
Herbert Basedow - Records
Repository
South Australian Museum Archives
Reference
A.D. 35
Date Range
1910 - 1934
Description

Newspaper cutting concerning the expedition to Lake Amadeus and the Petermann Ranges 1926; 'Travels in Wild Australia' - story told to H.E. Taylor for "Life" magazine 1930; list of Basedow's ethnological collection and associated correspondence 1934; photographs and postcards, mostly of Germany but with some of Aborigines [A.D. 35].

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