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SUMMARY:Bringing the Ancestors Home: how Cambridge collections can support
  repatriation using osteobiographies  - Speaker to be confirmed
DTSTART:20240919T153000Z
DTEND:20240919T170000Z
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CONTACT:Lydia Clough
DESCRIPTION:Book your place for the talk ‘Bringing the Ancestors Home: h
 ow Cambridge collections can support repatriation using osteobiographies
 ’ where you’ll have the opportunity to hear from members of the Duckwo
 rth Laboratory and Indigenous communities from Australia and Papua New Gui
 nea about collaborative research and current issues around collections and
  repatriation.  \n\nThe panel includes:  \n\nEnid Tom –  Kaurareg Elder 
 and Director of Kaurareg Native Title Aboriginal Corporation \n\nRodney Ca
 rter – Dja Dja Wurrung Group Chief Executive Officer  \n\nJohn Clarke 
 – General Manager Cultural Landscapes\, Eastern Maar Aboriginal Corporat
 ion \n\nShawnee Gorringe – Operations Administrator\, Mithaka Aboriginal
  Corporation RNTBC \n\nJason Kariwiga – PhD Candidate\, University of Qu
 eensland\, researcher from Papua New Guinea \n\nMichael Westaway – ARC F
 uture Fellow\, University of Queensland \n\nThis talk is part of a project
  funded by the Collections\, Connections\, Communities Strategic Research 
 Initiative and the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research. \n\nIt 
 will take place on Thursday 19 September 2024\, 4.30-6pm\, in the Henry We
 llcome Building Seminar Room.  \n\nThe event will consist of a talk follow
 ed by a Q&A session. \n\nPlease book your ticket on Eventbrite by 10 Septe
 mber 2024. \n\nEventbrite link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bringing-th
 e-ancestors-home-tickets-949863175327\n\nIf you are unable to attend the e
 vent in-person\, you can join an online webinar by clicking the link below
 : \nhttps://cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/87451163859
LOCATION:Henry Wellcome Building\, Fitzwilliam Street\, Cambridge
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