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Woodrow W. Denham Curriculum Vitae
About the Archive This section contains a brief introduction to the Archive.
Access This section contains supporting files that may assist people in using the Archive. They include access restrictions, alternate spellings, a 1979 Alyawarra bibliography and a project chronology.
Pre-Fieldwork This section contains the research proposal that was accepted and funded by the US National Science Foundation and the Australian Institute of Aboriginal studies, plus early primatology and psychology papers pertaining to the Alyawarra project that I wrote while designing the Alyawarra project.
Fieldwork This section contains the data files generated during the fieldwork, plus code keys, explanations for using the datasets, etc. These files constitute the core of the Archive.
- Alyawarra Field Journal
- Chalmers' Letters
- Numeric Files
- Genealogical Diagrams
- Regional Maps
- Camp Maps
- Residence Plans
- Dreaming Maps
- Air Photos
- Portraits
- Prints
- Slides
- Sketches
- Music
Post-Fieldwork This section contains all published and unpublished documents derived directly from the Alyawarra fieldwork, plus several additional papers in the Findings section published by others who put the Alyawarra project in context or analyze the Alyawarra data in innovative ways. Display the Post-Fieldwork page for titles and abstracts.
- Dissertation
- Methods
- Findings
- Aboriginal Land Rights
- Book Reviews
- Uniformity
Nonhuman Primate Research The items in this set include documents and graphics from my nonhuman primate research.
Group Compositions in Band Societies Database This folder contains 351 genealogical, demographic and census data files, in both numerical and graphic formats, from 41 hunter-gatherer societies for whom systematic and reasonably thorough records were made by reputable observers during the two centuries between 1776 and 1976. I extracted these datasets (except for the Alyawarra set) from historical and ethnographic sources that pertain to Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe and North America.