| No. | | Page |
| 1. | Map of Australia showing geographical distribution of tribes | 4 |
| 2. | Peculiar “hand-like” feet of Berringin tribesman | 11 |
| 3. | Berringin women netting fish | 130 |
| 4. | Two Arunndta carvings of scenes in a dagger-duel | 172 |
| 5. | Types of spears | 191 |
| 6. | Sacred sun-design of the “Ilpalinja” ceremony | 266 |
| 7. | Stone phallus, Northern Kimberleys, Western Australia | 284 |
| 8. | Ochre drawing of “Kukadja” men, north of Wickham River, Northern Territory | 286 |
| 9. | Charcoal drawing of a Kukadja man named “Mongarrapungja” dancing at a sacred fire with an ancestral female, Pigeon Hole, Victoria River | 293 |
| 10. | Rock carvings at Port Hedland | 300 |
| 11. | Rock carvings at Port Hedland | 301 |
| 12. | Rock carvings at Port Hedland | 301 |
| 13. | Sketch of reconstructed manus of Diprotodon compared with tracing of carving of supposed Diprotodon track at Yunta | 307 |
| 14. | Carved grave posts of Melville and Bathurst Islanders | 310 |
| 15. | Ochre drawing, Glenelg River, Western Australia | 312 |
| 16. | Carved crocodile design on boabab nut, Derby district, Western Australia | 313 |
| 17. | “Dangorra,” the great emu in the southern sky | 315 |
| 18. | Boomerang with a number of emu designs carved upon it, Pidunga tribe, Broome | 317 |
| 19. | Charcoal sketch of crows, Pigeon Hole, Victoria River | 319 |
| 20. | Pipe-clay cave-drawings of dancing figures, Humbert River, Northern Territory | 320 |
| 21. | Charcoal drawing of hopping kangaroos, Pigeon Hole, Victoria River | 321 |
| 22. | Bark-drawing depicting an eagle-hawk clawing and tearing the carcass of a wallaby, Port Darwin | 323 |
| 23. | Pipe-clay drawing of man and dogs, Humbert River | 324 |
| 24. | Charcoal sketch of native hunting buffalo, Pigeon Hole, Victoria River | 325 |
| 25. | Charcoal sketch of native spearing kangaroo, Pigeon Hole, Victoria River | 326 |
| 26. | Carving depicting a quarrel between a man and his gin, Arunndta tribe | 328 |
| 27. | Ochre-drawing of spear-boomerang duel, Arunndta tribe | 330 |
| 28. | Charcoal sketch of ceremonial dance, Pigeon Hole, Victoria River | 332 |
| 29. | Remarkable cave drawing, Glenelg River, N.W. Australia | 333 |
| 30. | Pictograph of lizard, natural and conventional form | 334 |
| 31. | Normal, conventional, and emblematic representations of turtle | 335 |
| 32. | Normal, conventional, and emblematic representations of frog | 335 |
| 33. | Normal, conventional, and emblematic representations of echidna | 336 |
| 34. | Conventionalized “Ladjia” or yam tjuringa pattern | 337 |
| 35. | A dog track | 338 |
| 36. | A kangaroo track | 338 |
| 37. | A rabbit track | 339 |
| 38. | Emu tracks | 339 |
| 39. | Pictographic representation of nesting emu | 340 |
| 40. | A lizard track | 340 |
| 41. | A snake or snake track | 341 |
| 42. | Human foot-prints and trail | 342 |
| 43. | “A man is tracking a rabbit.” Simple example of pictography | 344 |
| 44. | Pictographic representation of emu hunt | 344 |
| 45. | Flying fox pattern | 345 |
| 46. | Conventional representation of hopping kangaroo | 346 |
| 47. | Crossed boomerangs, the symbolic representation of a fight | 347 |
| 48. | Witchedy grub tjuringa, Arunndta tribe | 348 |
| 49. | Symbolic pictograph of kangaroo tjuringa, Arunndta tribe | 349 |
| 50. | Symbolic pictograph of caterpillar tjuringa, Arunndta tribe | 350 |
| 51. | Symbolic drawing of “native-pear totem,” Arunndta tribe | 351 |
| 52. | Ochre drawing and tree-carving of man with shield, Humbert River | 352 |
| 53. | Human chain-pattern | 353 |
| 54. | Camps consisting of a man and his wife, and of eight men | 353 |
| 55. | Anthropomorphous designs, carved on spear-throwers | 354 |
| 56. | Anthropomorphous design, carved on pearl-shell, Sunday Island | 355 |
| 57. | Sign language of Arunndta tribe | 391 |