ABORIGINAL ARCHIVES IN ITALY

A project to create spaces for reciprocal collaboration

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Note su vocaboli di diverse lingue Aborigene di Giovanni Podenzana / Notes about words in different Aboriginal languages by Giovanni Podenzana (1) Apply Note su vocaboli di diverse lingue Aborigene di Giovanni Podenzana / Notes about words in different Aboriginal languages by Giovanni Podenzana filter

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Banggal

Eng: shield / Ita: scudo

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The Aboriginal Archives in Italy – A Space for Reciprocal Collaboration is a research project and online space created to facilitate reciprocal and collaborative research about archival records held in Italian institutions. It has been developed by Monica Galassi, University of Technology Sydney (UTS) in partnership with the Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research and Italian partners.

Information on this site has different rights, uses, and permissions associated with it and will change according to the consultation of the peoples and communities who are connected to those stories.

We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of all land and waters of the country we now call Australia. We recognise that their sovereignty has never been ceded. The artwork on the homepage was created by Butchulla archivist and artist Rose Barrwocliffe. in response to the Italian collections