The Last Outlaws podcast explores the painful issue of stolen ancestral remains. This is a deeply upsetting issue and a living history for Aboriginal people, part of a daily struggle to gain respect and dignity in light of our colonial histories. Repatriation refers to the return of Indigenous Ancestral Remains which have been held primarily in museums, universities and private collections. It can also be used to refer to the return of cultural objects. The deceased are referred to in a number of ways depending upon what is considered appropriate by communities. For example, terms such as Ancestors, Ancestral Remains...
Latest episodes
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Emeritus Professor Paul Turnbull - Repatriation in Conversation - The Last Outlaws
Emeritus Professor Paul Turnbull is a cultural historian from the University of Tasmania.He’s been working on the repatriation of ancestors from overseas collections since the 1980…
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29 min
Professor Daryle Rigney - Repatriation in Conversation - The Last Outlaws
Professor Daryle Rigney is a citizen of the Ngarrindjeri Nation, and is an experienced educator, leader and researcher with more than 30 years in the higher education sector.Daryle…
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50 min
Dr Lyndon Ormond-Parker - Repatriation in Conversation - The Last Outlaws
Listen to The Last Outlaws Cultural Consultant and expert in repatriation Dr Lyndon Ormond-Parker.Lyndon is an honorary senior lecturer in the Centre for Heritage and Museum Studie…