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Archaeological Perspectives

Using archaeological perspectives to uncover indigenous perspectives on the colonial process in PNG

01/11/2015

Saturday 14 November – Australian Museum via William Street new entrance 10:00 am registration, 10:30 OAS AGM, 11:00 Dr Robin Torrence (see below), 12 Noon close, 1:00pm Lunch at Sky …

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Myth & Magic: Art of the Sepik River, Papua New Guinea

01/11/2015

Myth & Magic: Art of the Sepik River, Papua New Guinea, by Crispin Howarth Reviewed by Peter McCabe The National Gallery of Australia published this book in association with its …

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Adorned: Traditional Jewellery and Body Decoration from Australia and the Pacific

25/09/2015

Chris Boylan & Anna Edmundson. published by the Macleay Museum, at the University of Sydney. The book has been published to coincide with the exhibition Adornment: jewellery, dress and body …

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Volume 20 – Issue 5

24/07/2015
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Volume 20 – Issue 4

24/07/2015
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Volume 20 – Issue 3

24/07/2015
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Volume 20 – Issue 2

24/07/2015
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Volume 20 – Issue 1

24/07/2015
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Crazy Bailers

01/04/2015

By Hermione Waterfield. Bailers are used all over the world to scoop the water from the bottom of boats, but those in the Pacific are carved in wood. Objects for …

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Myth & Magic: Sepik Art Coming to the NGA

01/02/2015

The countdown for the National Gallery of Australia’s landmark exhibition, Myth & Magic; Art of the Sepik River, Papua New Guinea, has started with the grand opening date set for …

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