AIH 399 Assignment Two on the Western Goroka Patrol No 3 of 1954-1955 The Patrol that accompanies this report was carried out from August 1954 to September 1954. The Patrol was the second conducted by R.H.C Mellor, who was accompanied by six “natives”, Corporal Koito, Constable Kaigo, Constable Sawa, Constable Zamoam, Constable Okumaku and Interpreter…
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Making History Module Essay by Scott McCarthy
Introduction: This essay will respond to a patrol of the Kerowagi Patrol Post area in 1954, the subject matter of which is contained within a corresponding patrol report. The patrol in question took place between 9 and 18 December 1954 and was led by Patrol Officer John A. Gauci. The patrol visited the Eastern Highlands…
Making History Module Essay by Tara Parker
Tara Parker Assignment 2 – Patrol Report Tari – Volume 7- Southern Highlands 1955-1956 Summary Tari 7 1955-1956 Patrol Report is a detailed report conducted by patrol officer James (Jim) Patrick Sinclair. The area visited was in the Southern Highlands, specifically the Hundia-Naggia[?] country south-west to the Karenda basin, the Lavani valley, Peta and Luna…
Making History Module Essay by Rachel Parkington
AIH399 – Assessment Two In the decades before Papua New Guinea (PNG) achieved independence from its Australian colonisers in 1975, the commonwealth administration conducted patrols of the remote interior highlands with intent to modernise the newly formed nation state to western standards, as perceived pre-conditions for self-governance. The University of California San Diego digital archives…
Making History Module Essay by Matthew Powell
Erave 2 Patrol Report: By Matthew Powell (218 273 116) Part 1: Describe the patrol which is the subject of the report. What can you say about when the patrol took place? What part of the Highlands did the patrol visit? What stage of development were the people who the patrol encountered? What were the…
Making History Module Essay By Aylish Tobin-Salzman
Abstract This report details the 40 day patrol led by D.W Eisenhauer. The members of the patrol team were a New Guinean interpreter, medical orderly, five policeman and 49 carriers. The patrol explored the uncontrolled area South of Mt Michael to expand the Australian Colonial Administration. Starting at Goroka the patrol walked to Kami, Lufa,…
Making History Module Essay By Cleo Bailey
The overall aim of the patrol was to complete a census of Nami-Uri and Nami-Hoi area of lake Kutubu sub-district by M.B Allwood. But there were two small natives’ groups which they couldn’t contact. The aim of the patrol was to see the work that was previously done by other patrols and gain information about…