Letters by Les Hiatt, Günter Guhr, RM Crawford and Robert Koch. The Kimberley, Western Australia.

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The item is comprised of 5 letters and an associated insert. No specific Language Group is discussed in detail. Wandjinas are discussed but not the context of the relevant peoples or countries.

1. Postcard from Les Hiatt [the postcard pictures a photographs of 'Missionaries, Christians and catechumens', Benedictine Drysdale River Mission (Wate Western Australia)];

2. 1pp, Letter from Dr Günter Guhr to AP Elkin, dated 27/01/1967. Guhr writes of his own interest in the Ungarinyin kinship system.

3. 1pp, Letter from Dr Günter Guhr to Mr Coate, Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, dated 07/11/1966. Guhr is interested to have more information on the Worora, Wunambal and Ngarinyin relationships.

4. 1pp, Letter from RW Crawford to AP Elkin dated 12/06/1976. Crawford had spent some time in 1948 in Worrorra country.

5. 3pp, Letter from Robert Koch to Jeanne d'Espeisses, dated 04/11/1977. Topic: 'The lack of the mouth in the faces of the Wandjinas.' & [Associated insert: 2 pages, 3 drawings of religious symbols, including the Wandjina appear to be associated with the Koch correspondence.]

Places: Benedictine Drysdale River Mission [?now Kalumburu], Western Australia, The Kimberley.