- Title
- Market gardeners in Kiandra
- Description
Figures have partially shaved heads and wear Chinese work clothes.
- Date
- c. 1860 - c. 1900
- Place
- Australia - New South Wales - Kiandra
- Interpretive description
Archaeological research in Kiandra does not support the earlier attributed date of 1860s.
Versions
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- Title
- Human-drawn plough
- Date
- 1860 - 1861
- Type
- Print (front)
- Form
- Black and white photograph copied from original in State Library of Victoria. Back in pencil 'Original on tinted rice-paper, found in a workman's hut on the Buckley family property near Kiandra. Chinese ploughing and planting (seed potatoes?) in the Kiandra district late 19th century'.
- Control
- P00008
- Source
Chinese Museum copies of selected holdings at State Library of Victoria; Chinese Museum (Museum of Chinese Australian History). Details
Copy of LTA 552 f.4 held by the State Library of Victoria
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- Title
- Chinese plowing, using only manpower. As gold supplies decreased, Chinese were forced from the goldfields to their only other enterprise - agriculture
- Type
- Form
- Photocopy
- Control
- P00008
- Source
P Series general picture collection, P series; Chinese Museum (Museum of Chinese Australian History). Details
The Courier, Ballarat, Sat, Sept, 17, 1983
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- Title
- Human-drawn plough
- Type
- Control
- LTA 552 f.4
- Source
Miscellaneous Chinese photographs, c. 1885 - c. 1982, LTA 552; State Library of Victoria - Picture Collection. Details
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- Description
Shows one Chinese pulling a wooden plough, another leaning down on the blade, and a third laying seed in a furrow. Believed to be taken in Kiandra (NSW).
- Date
- c. 1859
- Type
- Published photograph
- Form
- Published black and white photograph of original photograph attributed to be printed on sensitised rice paper.
- Control
- p.38
- Source
Cannon, Michael, Australia: A History of Photographs, Curry O'Neil Ross Pty Ltd, South Yarra, Melbourne, 1983. Details
Original source: State Library of Victoria picture collection
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Created: 12 February 2003, Last modified: 25 October 2010