A stash of more than 800 mysterious drawings has been revealed for the first time, rewriting the timeline of Aboriginal art and reconnecting families with long-lost relatives.

Grounded in collaborative research with Arrernte and Anmatyerr people in central Australia who critically interrogate the archives of late nineteenth and early twentieth century anthropologists, th...

This website showcases notebooks, films, audio recordings, illustrations and photographs collected during Spencer and Gillen’s studies in anthropology between 1875 and 1912

Anmatyerr people live 200 kilometres northwest of Alice Springs. The work of Anmatyerr artists is now on display in Switzerland for the first time.

Numero Group was founded by Ken Shipley and Rob Sevier, who are part crate-diggers, part forensic scientists who unearth long forgotten music—funk, gospel, country, metal—from decades past. And more r...

Fanzines are independent, often highly personal, small-run publications created by fans of a specific subject.

The federal government is asking museums to remove from view Native American objects until tribes give consent to their display.

Burst water pipe washed fossils, rocks and other specimens of historical value down Coburg street on Saturday night

In recent decades, ceremonial objects and recordings made by anthropologists have been gradually making their way back to Anmatyerr communities in central Australia. The reintegration of this material...

Job title: Postdoctoral fellow on the ERC project "Contested frontiers of settler states" (ConFront) (254642), Employer: University of Bergen, Deadline: Wednesday, February 7, 2024