List of Figures

Fig. 1.1. Procedural structure of the Indigenous Enumeration Strategy, 1991 Census

Fig. 2.1. Example of a 'cluster' of households, Aurukun

Fig. 3.1. Kin relationships between people designated as 'person 1' for each occupied dwelling, community A, Census 2001

Fig. 3.2. The kin connections of the community A enumerators, 2001 Census

Fig. 3.3. Siblings and cousins in the Anglo-Celtic and local Indigenous systems

Fig. 3.4. Children in the Anglo-Celtic and local Indigenous systems

Fig. 3.5. The Anglo-Celtic term mother and the local Indigenous term M compared systems

Fig. 3.6. Dwelling J: actual relationships of usual residents systems

Fig. 3.7. Dwelling K: actual relationships of usual residents and visitor

Fig. 3.8. Anglo-Celtic kinship terminology and the nuclear family

Fig. 3.9. Local Indigenous kinship terminology and the intersection of lineages

Fig. 4.1. Alice Springs Community Living Areas, with hand annotations of town camp CD numbers

List of Tables

Table 2.1. Family types, Aurukun, 2001 Census

Table 2.2. Language spoken at home and English proficiency, Aurukun, 2001 Census

Table 2.3. Religious affiliation, Aurukun, 2001 Census

Table 3.1. Details of dwelling J as recorded on the SIHF, 2001 Census