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Peter Sutton FASSA (born 1946) is an Australian social anthropologist and linguist who has, over a period of almost 40 years (since 1969), contributed to: recording Australian Aboriginal languages;〔SUTTON, P. (ed.) (1976). ''Languages of Cape York.'' Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. Canberra.〕〔SUTTON, P. & WALSH, M (1979) ''Revised Linguistic Fieldwork Manual for Australia.'' Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies. Canberra.〕〔Sutton, P. (1995) ''Wik-Ngathan Dictionary.'' Caitlin Press. Adelaide.〕 promoting Australian Aboriginal art;〔SUTTON, P. (ed.) (1989) ''Dreamings: The Art of Aboriginal Australia.'' Viking. London.〕〔MORPHY (2001)〕 mapping Australian Aboriginal cultural landscapes;〔SUTTON, Peter, MARTIN, David, von STURMER, John, CRIBB, Roger & CHASE, Athol (1990) Aak: Aboriginal Estates and Clans between the Embley and Edward Rivers, Cape York Peninsula. 1000 pp Restricted Access Publication. South Australian Museum. Adelaide, Australia〕〔SUTTON, Peter (1998) "Icons of Country: Topographic Representations in Classical Aboriginal Traditions." in WOODWARD, David & LEWIS, Malcolm (eds), ''The History of Cartography, Volume 2.3: Cartography in the Traditional African, American, Arctic, Australian, and Pacific Societies.'' Chicago University Press. Chicago. Pages 351-386〕 and increasing societies' general understanding of contemporary Australian Aboriginal social structures〔 *(Australian Broadcasting Commission's 'Lateline' (25 June 2007) interview with Professor Peter Sutton re: Australian Aboriginal Futures. )〕〔PONSONNET (2007)〕 and systems of land tenure.〔SUTTON, P. (1995) ''Country: Aboriginal Boundaries and Land Ownership in Australia.'' Aboriginal History Monographs (ANU).Canberra.〕〔SUTTON, Peter (1998) ''Native Title and the Descent of Rights.'' National Native Title Tribunal. Perth.〕〔SUTTON, Peter (2003) ''Native Title in Australia: an Ethnographic Perspective.'' Cambridge University Press. Cambridge.〕〔WEINER (2007)〕〔MORTON (2007)〕 Most recently, Peter Sutton has shifted his anthropological focus away from Aboriginal Australian subjects themselves, and more towards the nature and effect of the public policy that has governed those Aboriginal Australians over the 40 years he has been conducting anthropological research:〔
In 2004–2008 Sutton held an Australian Research Council (ARC) Professorial Fellowship at the University of Adelaide's School of Earth & Environmental Sciences and within the South Australian Museum's Division of Anthropology. His project title was "Cape Keerweer 1606-2006: an ethnographic history of the Wik region, Queensland".〔(2004 DISCOVERY PROJECTS AUSTRALIAN PROFESSORIAL FELLOWS ).〕 He was also, recently, an Honorary Research Fellow at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London.〔(South Australian Museum WebPage )〕 ==Biographical material== Born in Melbourne in 1946, Peter Sutton's earliest years were spent growing up in a Port Melbourne working class environment 〔 His paternal grandfather was a driver at the local fish markets (and prone to violent, alcoholic outbursts).〔 His paternal grandmother worked in the Swallow and Ariel Biscuits Factory. His maternal grandfather was a pastry cook, and his father was a factory worker (and later a salesman).〔 His father attended, and was profoundly affected by, a Lord Somers Camp held to 'dissolve' class barriers between waterfront children and the sons and daughters of Melbourne's doctors and lawyers, and, early on he and his wife pushed to break out of the working class mould:〔
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