Content tagged with Cultural heritage
Ocean Guardian – Malu Yawa Garka
“Stingrays … glide over the Reef without touching the coral, just as humankind should not touch the Reef.” Brian Robinson, 2017...
Blog post - 17 Mar 2020
Diana Quadri
Bio - 22 Jan 2020
Return of Cultural Heritage Project
One of the items returned from Illinois State Museum, a Barrgayi (tusk shell bead necklace) from Bardi Jawi Country, WA. The Return of...
Blog post - 7 Jan 2020
Innovative Audiotape Device Designed In-house
The innovative audio-cassete cleaning device that was designed and manufactured in-house at AIATSIS. Communities and cultural...
Blog post - 24 Oct 2019
Cultural heritage material to be returned to Aranda and Bardi Jawi communities from overseas
The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) welcomes today’s announcement that Aranda people of Central...
News - 10 Sep 2019
Returning cultural heritage material to Country
The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) is leading the Return of Cultural Heritage project which is...
News - 29 May 2019
AIATSIS statement on the Report on the inquiry into Canberra's national institutions
The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) welcomes the release of Telling Australia's story - and why it's...
News - 4 Apr 2019
Rose Rutherford
Bio - 14 Feb 2019
Tamarind Meara
Bio - 14 Feb 2019
Jason Lyons
Bio - 14 Feb 2019
Christopher Simpson
Bio - 14 Feb 2019
Lyndall Ley
Bio - 14 Feb 2019
Return of Cultural Heritage
Image: The Gangalidda Dancers perform a ceremony at a handover event in Moungibi (Burketown). Previous ProjectOther Projects Related...
Research project - 14 Feb 2019
Dr Iain G. Johnston
Bio - 30 Jul 2018
(Re)defining Indigenous Intangible Cultural Heritage
Indigenous knowledges cannot be broken down into components that are measurable, ownable and owned. This fragmentation is reflected in the multitude...
Publication or resource - 29 Jun 2018
Sharing success, measuring impact: Annotated bibliography
Assessing research impact is a crucial element of AIATSIS’ aspirations to collaborate with Indigenous partners and create meaningful change within...
Publication or resource - 4 Sep 2017
Converging pathways: community cultural heritage and university research
This paper follows the journey taken by an Indigenous organisation and a university to develop an Indigenous Cultural Trail through 6 communities in...
Presentation - 13 Jul 2017
Natural Heritage List discussion
Presentation - 17 May 2017
AIATSIS digitisation specialists visit New Zealand
Late last year, Daryl Ciubal and I were fortunate enough to have the opportunity to travel to Wellington, New Zealand for a week as part of the...
Blog post - 24 Feb 2017
Capturing the AIATSIS Possum Skin Cloak
A few hundred years ago, a newborn Aboriginal baby in southeast Australia would have likely been protected from the extreme cold and wet weather by a...
Blog post - 6 Feb 2017