Names
D. Garner Jones Fiji Collection
Johnson Fiji Collection
IDs
SAMA 4
http://www.justpacific.com/fiji/sam/index.html
Descriptions
140 objects collected by David Garner-Jones, purchased by J.A. Johnson in 1900 and donated to the South Australian Museum. Garner-Jones was headmaster at Levuka Public School. Collection includes tapa cloths, ornaments, weapons, household items.
Copyright to photographs of the collections: Rod Ewins
Researched by Dr Rod Ewins. Publication: Ewins, R. 2007 The perils of ethnographic provenance; the documentation of the Johnson Fiji Collection in the South Australian Museum. In, Hunting the Collectors: Pacific Collections in Australian Museums, Art Galleries and Archives. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. Pp. 33-67. Online note: Online as part of the entire Fiji collections (almost 900 objects) of the South Australian Museum, all of which has been photographed and annotated by Dr Rod Ewins. Related External Collections: Garner-Jones collection in the Burke Museum (USA); see www.washington.edu/burkemuseum/collections/ethnology/collections/advanced.php?archives=0&lc=mel&NAME=&CULTURE_OF_ORIGIN =Fiji&MAKER_OR_ARTIST=&DESCRIPTION=&SUBJECT=&SOURCE=Dr.+Garner+Jones&x=28&y=12
Subjects
Anthropological specimens; Domestic equipment; Ornaments; Tapa cloths; Weapons
Artefacts; Indigenous peoples
David Garner Jones; J.A. Johnson
David Garner Jones; Ethnographic; Fiji; J.A. Johnson
Ethnology; Indigenous artefacts
Coverage Spatial
Fiji
Coverage Temporal
1894
1900
Related Collections
Dates
2012-05-30 23:41
2011-03-18 17:37