Interview with Winifred Mumford

Mumford, Winifred

Cultural advice

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Interview with Winifred Mumford

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Mumford, Winifred

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Winifred was an illustrator with the Department of Prehistory at the Australian National University from the 1960s to the 1980s. She outlines her initial involvement with archaeology that began in New Zealand, then in Scandinavia and ultimately at the Australian National University. She recounts her experiences at the ANU and pioneering fieldwork in the then New Hebrides (now Vanuatu).

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Mumford, Winifred

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