by Matthew Solon were based on the life of Ursula Betts and her husband F. N. Betts. A documentary film entitled Captured by Women (2011) featuring some of Ursula Graham Bower's photograph and object collections in connection with her own film footage of her time in Nagaland, India, was produced by The Oxford Academy of Documentary Film (OADF), with funding from the British Film Council (The National Digital Archive Fund – Screen South). This was a collaborative project between OADF and the Pitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford, and directed by Dr Alison Kahn. The documentary includes the film footage and work of Beatrice Blackwood, another important anthropologist who collected photographs and objects from Papua New Guinea (among other places), and who also captured film footage of her time in the field in the 1930s. Other sources Ursula Graham Bower. 1950. Naga Path London, John Murray. Ursula Graham Bower. 1950. Drums Behind The Hill, New York, Morrow. Ursula Graham Bower. 1953. The Hidden Land London, John Murray. Vicky Thomas, official biographer. 2012 'The Naga Queen', The History Press References External links Interviewed by Alan Macfarlane 4 November 1985 (video) Ursula Graham Bower's Naga photographs and writings 1914 births 1988 deaths People educated at Roedean School, East Sussex Members of the Order of the British Empire British women anthropologists English anthropologists 1942 in Burma English non-fiction writers British guerrillas British women in World War II 20th-century British women scientists Burmese military personnel of World War II British people in colonial India British people in British Burma