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These words, spoken by Frank M. Setzler, opened his lecture and report on the Arnhem Land Expedition at Constitution Hall in Washington, DC, on Friday evening, 13 January 1950. The lecture’s centrepiece were the sights and sounds recorded during 10 months in the field—a meticulously edited film taken from hours of raw footage shot by photographer Howell Walker as the representative of the National Geographic Society (NGS).

Hidden for Sixty Years: The motion pictures of the American–Australian Scientific Expedition to Arnhem Land