Catch up on Deep Conversations: Restoration, Recovery and Repair, Part II: Rehabilitation
Deep Conversations: History, Environment, Science is a partnership of the Research Centre for Deep History and Centre for Environmental History. The seminar series aims to bring together scholars…
An introduction to new team member Amy Way
The Research Centre for Deep History was pleased to welcome Postdoctoral Research Associate Dr. Amy Way in February this year. Amy specialises in the history of human antiquity and deep time in…
Deep Conversations: Restoration, Recovery and Repair, Part I: Repatriation
What is repatriation and how is it conceived differently by communities, governments and research institutions? To what extent is it necessary for reconciliation? Can museums and universities engage…
Celebrating the launch of the Routledge Companion to Global Indigenous History
In March 2022, editors Ann McGrath and Lynette Russell hosted local, national and international guests at the launch of important new publication The Routledge Companion to Global Indigenous History…
Anita Heiss in conversation with Ann McGrath
As part of the ANU/Canberra Times Meet the Author series, Centre Director Ann McGrath facilitated a conversation with Anita Heiss on Tuesday 26th April, 2022 about Anita's new book, Am I Black Enough…
Kurrwa1 to Kartak2: hand–made/held–ground with Professor Brenda L Croft
How can notions of home, community, and Country be represented within histories of both endurance and dislocation? In March 2022, Brenda L. Croft gave a talk as part of The First Nations Speaker…
Director's Blog: An Inspirational Leader: Mary June “Tookie” (Kelly) Pappin, Mutthi Mutthi elder, 21-6-1950 – 21-1-2022
Mary Pappin was a woman who inspired so many people. This Director’s Blog provides a chance to honour her contributions. For me personally, Mary Pappin shaped so many years of my life and work. I…