Welcome to the Monash Indigenous Centre (MIC) where students have opportunities to gain knowledge and understanding of Australian Indigenous cultures, traditions and histories.
Our courses have strong links with the Program for Australian Indigenous Archaeology, a new initiative of the School of Geography and Environmental Science.
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ATS2019/3019 – Perspectives on Indigenous Art: Production, meaning and symbolism Co-ordinator: Dr Liam Brady Synopsis Indigenous ‘art’ is a highly visible and recognizable symbol of peoples’ engagement with their cultural identity, history and traditions. In this unit, students examine early and recent forms of Indigenous visual traditions (e.g. rock-art, bark paintings, sculpture) to learn about their role and ... Read more
Recorded previous seminars Listed below are recordings of previous seminars available from the Elizabeth Eggleston Memorial Collection: Dr Barry Judd, Monash University, Aboriginal Identity and Nationalism in Australian Football (2007) Prof Lynette Russell, Monash University, From Anthropological Specimen to Historical Actor: William Lanne, Whaler, Shipmate and Friend (2007) Mr Jeremy Ash, Monash PhD candidate, Lining the Path, Mission Sites in ... Read more
