Add to ORKGWeapons, ornaments, etc. Eucla district –description of ornaments and symbols such as feathers worn to denote eligibility for marriage as well as weapons, their markings and the materials used to make them. Karnduing’s information about markings
A Coat of Arms engraved on a piece of silverware allowed the identification of the parties concerned...
Falk Harry. Annexe : Names and weights inscribed on some vessels from the silver hoard. In: Journal ...
How to turn a relic into an emblem: The Scattered Body of Francis de Sales on the Occasion of his Ca...
Ooldea district – weapons, markings on weapons, ornaments, arts and crafts etc. Inma and women’s bo...
Notes on social organisation – marriage laws and discussion of regional types with their matrimoni...
Bight Head – the story of Moolanu the fire stealer, showing methods of fire making, general informat...
Information about marriage laws obtained from Dorre Island, of the Ashburton and more northerly dist...
ABOUT HERALDRY IN MELlLLA The dictionary of the Real Academia Española defines the word heraldry a...
Turada from the Barduwonga people, his information, obtained at Rottnest Island Prison and Jangaria ...
Steen Clemmensen’s blogpost contains some heraldic terms that might, for the uninitiated, look like ...
Native vocabulary compiled by Wardunda of Murdi-ining in Eucla Magisterial District
Added t.-p., illuminated : The armorie of England, Scotland, and Ireland.Mode of access: Internet
Compared to various other sign systems, heraldry has the highest level of organization and consisten...
These databases and dictionaries will help to identify a depicted coat of arms as well as a blasoned...
Dampier’s, Grey’s and Flinders’ comments on dress and ornamentation of natives, Grey’s notes on the ...
A Coat of Arms engraved on a piece of silverware allowed the identification of the parties concerned...
Falk Harry. Annexe : Names and weights inscribed on some vessels from the silver hoard. In: Journal ...
How to turn a relic into an emblem: The Scattered Body of Francis de Sales on the Occasion of his Ca...
Ooldea district – weapons, markings on weapons, ornaments, arts and crafts etc. Inma and women’s bo...
Notes on social organisation – marriage laws and discussion of regional types with their matrimoni...
Bight Head – the story of Moolanu the fire stealer, showing methods of fire making, general informat...
Information about marriage laws obtained from Dorre Island, of the Ashburton and more northerly dist...
ABOUT HERALDRY IN MELlLLA The dictionary of the Real Academia Española defines the word heraldry a...
Turada from the Barduwonga people, his information, obtained at Rottnest Island Prison and Jangaria ...
Steen Clemmensen’s blogpost contains some heraldic terms that might, for the uninitiated, look like ...
Native vocabulary compiled by Wardunda of Murdi-ining in Eucla Magisterial District
Added t.-p., illuminated : The armorie of England, Scotland, and Ireland.Mode of access: Internet
Compared to various other sign systems, heraldry has the highest level of organization and consisten...
These databases and dictionaries will help to identify a depicted coat of arms as well as a blasoned...
Dampier’s, Grey’s and Flinders’ comments on dress and ornamentation of natives, Grey’s notes on the ...
A Coat of Arms engraved on a piece of silverware allowed the identification of the parties concerned...
Falk Harry. Annexe : Names and weights inscribed on some vessels from the silver hoard. In: Journal ...
How to turn a relic into an emblem: The Scattered Body of Francis de Sales on the Occasion of his Ca...