Hunters and Collectors: The Antiquarian Imagination in Australia

1997-12-01articlePacific Affairs326 citationsclosed

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Australian History and Society History of Science and Natural History Australian Indigenous Culture and History

Abstract

Part I. Collection: 1. Hunting culture 2. Victorian skulduggery 3. The stone age 4. The nuclear family Part II. Possession: 5. Past silences 6. The natural history of Melbourne 7. Land rites 8. Journeys to the centre Part III. Preservation: 9. The discipline of memory 10. Keeping places 11. Progress through preservation 12. History and natural history Epilogue.

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