JASO Volume V, No 1 (2013) Appendix

The five figures below are high quality images from Alison Petch and Jason Gibson, 'The ablest Australian anthropologists': two early anthropologists and Oxford, JASO V(1), 2013, 60-85.

Figure 1. Howitt and Fison in Howitt’s garden in Gippsland, 1887. Copyright Centre for GippslandStudies pictures collection, Monash University Research
Figure 2. Lorimer Fison, from a carte-de-visite held by the Pitt Rivers Museum. It is possibly the photograph sent by Mrs Fison to Tylor in 1883. 2000.15.7.
Figure 3. Fijian nose-flute sent by Fison to Tylor and donated to the museum. 1884.111.35. Copyright Pitt Rivers Museum.
Figure 4. Notched message stick from the mouth of the Murray River. Collected by Howitt and sent to Tylor in June 1883. 1989.46.2. Copyright Pitt Rivers Museum.
Figure 5. Notched message stick from Diamontina River, Queensland. Sent by Howitt to Tylor in June 1883 and described as ‘So far as I can learn the marks are the enumeration of men who are invited to attend the details being given by the messenger’. 1989.