1. A biographical sketch of Donald Thomson / Nicolas Peterson -- 2. Prelude -- 3. To Caledon Bay -- 4. Travels in Arnhem Land -- 5. My report -- 6. Return to Arnhem Land -- 7. The special reconnaissance unit
Summary
In 1932 Japanese pearl fishermen came ashore in the Caledon Bay area of Arnhem Land and raped several Yolngu women. In retaliation they were fatally speared by Yolngu men who were gaoled and sentenced to death. Anthropologist Thomson convinced the government to set up a commission to investigate and subsequently they were released
Analysis
Thomson, Donald
Notes
Includes index
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references pages 233-235
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