Neck chains - Broome Historical Society & Museum
The Forgotten Australian War Behind This Harrowing Photo
Prisoners of Frontier Wars - Blackbirding & Chain Gangs | Sovereign Union - First Nations Asserting Sovereignty
Rottnest Island's Aboriginal prisoners are Australia's forgotten patriots, elder says - ABC News
Imagining history's white colonizers in chains | CNN
Australian Aborigines in chains at Wyndham prison, 1902 - Rare Historical Photos
The legacy reverberates: how a repulsive image reminds us of our ugly past - ERA ONG
Imagining history's white colonizers in chains | CNN
Chained by the neck and starving: Photos show reality of Aboriginal life post-colonisation | Newshub
Australia's brutal treatment of Aboriginal people
The Forgotten Australian War Behind This Harrowing Photo
Northshore History | Northshore Brisbane
Facebook incorrectly removes picture of Aboriginal men in chains because of 'nudity' | Facebook | The Guardian
Indigenous recognition: A belated homage or yet another swindle? (Part 1)
Revisiting Francis Birtles' painted car: exploring a cross-cultural encounter with Aboriginal artist Nayombolmi at Imarlkba Go
Prisoners of Frontier Wars - Blackbirding & Chain Gangs | Sovereign Union - First Nations Asserting Sovereignty
IndigenousX on X: "The Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody exposed the racist legacy of our justice system. One of the first prisons, Rottnest Island, was built for Aboriginal people, and
Chains or change [picture] : National Aborigines Day 8th July 1977 / issued by the National... - Catalogue | National Library of Australia
Haunting pics showing Australian aboriginals shackled and chained around the neck expose the brutal treatment of indigenous people | The Sun
Prisoners of Frontier Wars - Blackbirding & Chain Gangs | Sovereign Union - First Nations Asserting Sovereignty
Prisoners of Frontier Wars - Blackbirding & Chain Gangs | Sovereign Union - First Nations Asserting Sovereignty
Marina Amaral on X: "Australian Aborigines in chains at Wyndham prison, 1902. Neck chains were used only on Aboriginal men, and at times women and children - a cruel practice that continued
Indigenous records - University Archives
An oologist at Tinaroo: Sid Jackson's 1908 expedition to north Queensland
How Western Australia's 'unofficial' use of neck chains on Indigenous people lasted 80 years | Indigenous Australians | The Guardian
