Revealing and Concealing: Museums, Objects, and the Transmission of Knowledge in Aboriginal Australia

2006-01-01other30 citationsclosed

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Museums and Cultural Heritage Libraries and Information Services Australian Indigenous Culture and History

Abstract

This chapter contains section titled: Editor's Introduction The Inadequacies of the Western Museum Model Traditional Methods of Preserving and Transmitting Culture in Aboriginal Australia The Growth of Museums and Related Institutions in Aboriginal Australia Aboriginal Keeping Places Aboriginal Art Centers Displaying and Interpreting Aboriginal History and Culture Conclusion Questions for Discussion

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