Indigenous Affairs Sir Edward Woodward Collection Sacred Art & objects held by UM and their viewing restrictions

Description

Series[UMA-SRE-20150031] Chancellors Correspondence filesAccession[2015.0031] CHANCELLORS' CORRESPONDENCE FILESIdentifierUMA-ITE-2015003100034Scope and ContentArticles: Reflections and Voices, exploring the music of Yothu Yindi with Mandawuy Yunipinju by Aaron Corn; Crossing Cultures: Conflict, Migration, and Convergence - The proceedings of the 32nd International congress in the History of Art; Email from Belinda Nemec to Marcia Langton concerning University's Art collection; Letter from Wali Wanungmurra outlining which objects are free to be exhibited and which are restricted; Woodward Collection Report - Draft; Instructions from Senior Yolngu men about restricted objects; Report on the Sir Edward Woodward Collection; Trepang - The chinese and Macassan trade with Aboriginal Australia.Access StatusAccess restrictions applyRequest TypeRequest unitUnit2015.0031 Unit 0006

Provenance

CreatorOffice Of The Chancellor (The University of Melbourne)RoleProvenance

Dates

Date01/01/2002 - 31/12/2009

Description Control

Previous System ID2015.0031.00034

Relationships

Feature CollectionIndigenous Cultural Heritage in the University of Melbourne ArchivesRecords of the University of Melbourne

Subjects

SubjectAboriginal AustraliansCeremonies - MenCouncils - Land councilsCultural heritage - Protection - Museums and keeping placesFirst PeoplesIndigenous AustraliansReligion - Rites - Ceremonial objectsSubject (Place)Arnhem Land (NT)

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Indigenous Affairs Sir Edward Woodward Collection Sacred Art & objects held by UM and their viewing restrictions