Great to see Mellissa Foley @Wondunna66 (beautiful shirt), A/Prof Fiona Foley & Djon Mundine at NGAYI-LI DHIIYAAN NGAMILMA-LI (ongoing teaching for family) tonight at the @uqanthmuseum to acknowledge Marshall Bell’s contributions to the visual arts & cultural heritage sector.
Join us at the Museum today for the second seminars for #naw2023. Today from 12 to 1pm, “Pollen, Fire, Plants and People – a +40,000-year environmental history of the wire rush marshes of Minjerribah”, with Prof. Patrick Moss @Patrick45790419 #anthropocene https://t.co/jijk3onJt7
Join us at the Museum today for the first of our daily seminars celebrating National Archaeology Week! Today from 12 noon until 1pm, UQ Anthropology Museum Level 1, Michie Building, St Lucia
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#naw2023#archaeology#UQ#UQLife#australianarchaeologyassoc
#museum30 day 5 #fire Testing for our next exhibition, a glimpse of thousands of years of knowledge shaping this country with fire. Djandak wi, Dja Dja Wurrung
A nice day to recover our account password and join in #Museum30
Day 3 #Fragment paper label found on the back of a shield confirms it was made by Adzera people, Papua New Guinea
In "What Do Museum Objects Want?" Diana Young, reflects on her experience as a curator at @UQAnthroMuseum, to reconsider photographic conventions in ethnographic museums. https://t.co/gjB6xmpXQR
Popped into @UQAnthroMuseum during UQ's #NAIDOC festival and learned about the many thousands of souvenirs that #aboriginal artists created.
Definitely guilty of buying stuffed koalas and boomerangs as gifts and never thought about who or where they were produced.
Pictures and objects from the @UQAnthroMuseum are used to contextualise other material that we have little provenance and information on. Now discussing colonialism, displacement and how to document them.
#anthropologyday
@AustAnthSoc @HASSUQ
Sally Babidge and Jane Willcock kicking things off for #anthropologyday@HASSUQ talking about the great @UQAnthroMuseum collection and the role of objects.
@AustAnthSoc
Coming up! 28 March Pacific Connections Creative Collaborations
Please join us for this exciting panel discussion with Frances C. Koya Vaka’uta (Uni of the South Pacific), Kalissa Alexeyeff (Uni Melbourne), Michael Aird (UQ Anth Museum Director) and... https://t.co/8TZMd96R8P
Yolngu Nations Aboriginal Corporation will be holding a fascinating panel discussion in the museum on Friday 11 January. Tickets available through the Eventbrite link https://t.co/AzGwDKL2iG
Thank you to Palm Island Elders and PIAC for visiting and re-connecting with the collection held here. Followed up by an amazing performance by Bwgcolman Dancers. So lovely to meet everyone that I didn't get enough... https://t.co/F5ibU4NzoP
Such a joy to welcome Quandamooka weavers Becky Thompson, Sonja Carmichael and Aunty Mary Burgess this morning as part of research and revival of this very special weaving https://t.co/PvVujb42ev