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Hoddinott Collection
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Collection SummaryRecordings of Aboriginal languages from the North Coast of NSW and New England, Daly River, Djamindjungan and the Kimberly regions. DescriptionThe Hoddinott Collection is comprised of journal articles, sound recordings and field notes on Australian Aboriginal languages. The recordings include interviews with cultural knowledge holders from the across northern NSW, and the Daly and Victoria River regions of the Northern Territory.
The recordings were made by W.G. (Bill) Hoddinott and associate researchers between 1965-1984. Bill was Associate Professor in the English Department of the University of New England. Soon after his appointment to the University in 1960 he began recording Aboriginal languages still known to the old people of Armidale and the NSW North Coast.Date range1963-1982Library searchBrowse the library collectionReturn toLibrary Special Collections HomeTypeAVDocuments
The recordings were made by W.G. (Bill) Hoddinott and associate researchers between 1965-1984. Bill was Associate Professor in the English Department of the University of New England. Soon after his appointment to the University in 1960 he began recording Aboriginal languages still known to the old people of Armidale and the NSW North Coast.Date range1963-1982Library searchBrowse the library collectionReturn toLibrary Special Collections HomeTypeAVDocuments
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Hoddinott Collection. UNE Collections Gateway, accessed 24/03/2026, https://collections.une.edu.au/nodes/view/108