Ancestors
A repatriation ceremony was held at the Queensland Museum on Monday to mark the return of 36 Aboriginal ancestors, including six identified ancestors belonging to four Queensland communities.
A ceremony has marked the return of ancestral remains to four Aboriginal communities in Queensland, with additional ancestors to be held under government care until their Traditional Custodians are id...
After years of work, the remains of two Moriori ancestors will return to New Zealand. The karapuna (ancestors) will return in the care of Hokotehi Moriori Trust trustees Belinda Williamson and Jared W...
Fourteen First Nations ancestors have been returned to Australia from four Californian collecting institutions. The repatriation sees five ancestors returned from Berkeley's Phoebe A.
Six First Nations ancestors have been returned from New Zealand following a cultural ceremony held on Wednesday. The repatriations include five ancestors returned by the Auckland War Memorial Museum a...
Campbelltown Arts Centre has unveiled 'Barbara McGrady: Ngiyaningy Maran Yaliwaunga Ngaara-li (Our Ancestors Are Always Watching)', a solo exhibition showcasing Barbara McGrady's powerful photography.
Aunty Barbara McGrady has been behind a lens documenting Indigenous events, stories and moments in history for 50 years. The Gomeroi/Gamilaraay woman started taking photographs on a camera given to he...
The Wilderness Society's shortlists for the Karajia and Environment Awards for Children's Literature were announced last month, with the Karajia Award, launched in 2022, honouring First Nations storyt...
The return of the ancestral human remains of Australian and other Indigenous peoples held in anthropological collections could be sped up using machine-based deep learning according to a new study led...
On Tuesday 12 December members of the Kaurna community and supporters gathered at Wangayarta, the Kaurna memorial park at Smithfield Memorial Park, to lay Ancestors to rest in an emotional community-...
A combined effort from local Indigenous Elders and a heritage group has helped a culturally significant heritage tree to be brought back to life in the Adelaide foothills.
Traditional Owners are at odds with the South Australian government after consultation on a development application for a site found to have Aboriginal remains was extended until late November.
Aboriginal remains found at a housing development in north Adelaide are set to be exhumed and reburied nearby. The remains, which total at least 27 people, are believed to be Kaurna ancestors who were...