Northern Institute
Archaeological and Aboriginal Responses to the European Invasion of the Darwin Region 1869–2018
| Presenter | Dr Kellie Pollard, Lecturer in Indigenous Futures, Northern Institute | |
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| Location | Northern Institute, Savanna Room (Casuarina campus, Building Yellow 1, Level 2, Room 48) | |
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People.Policy.Place Seminar Program 2024
About
Presentation abstract available soon.
Presenter
Dr Kellie Pollard is a Wiradjuri archaeologist, lecturer and researcher at Charles Darwin University. Her research interests are Indigenous epistemologies, ontologies and axiologies; Indigenous research methodologies and ethics; Indigenous-Australian contact archaeology; Indigenous archaeology; historical archaeology; emancipation research methods; truth-telling Australian history and treaty making.
Registration
In-person: Please RSVP to attend in person—limited seating (30ppl).
Online: Once you register, you will receive an individual link from Zoom no-reply@zoom.us.
Getting there
Savanna Room @ Northern Institute
Google Maps location or How to get to Savanna Room.
CDU Casuarina campus
Yellow Building 1, Level 2, Room 48
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