ON ASSEMBLAGE

Helen Ruth Verran

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Australian Indigenous Culture and History Indigenous Cultures and History Anthropological Studies and Insights

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In this paper I juxtapose the work of the 2003–2006 Australian Research Council Project ‘Indigenous Knowledge and Resource Management in Northern Australia’ (IKRMNA) and the British imperial expedition of HMS Investigator (1800–1803) to scientifically reconnoitre what would become Australia. The first project explored the use of digital technologies in indigenous knowledge management, the second sought to add to the imperial archive. I argue that the culture and knowledge work of both projects is usefully revealed through the analytic concept of assemblage. In turn their juxtaposition usefully articulates the analytic leverage gained in the concept's use.

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