INDS3003

INDS3003: Rock Art, Archaeology and Antiquity

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What is INDS3003 about?

This unit studies Indigenous perspectives of Rock Art and Archaeological sites in terms of cultural heritage and histories. It also reviews global perspectives through the UNDRIP and UNESCO initiatives. There are opportunities for students to review global examples of rock art in comparative contexts. Students will explore contemporary research in this field descriptive of the Indigenous voice to create a living narrative of cultural practice from time immemorial until the present. The unit explains the importance of understanding the continuity of Indigenous ontologies and the very fabric of the interrelatedness of Indigenous ownership, inclusive Indigenous spiritual feeling for Country. The unit describes evidence of long-time occupation, heritage, cultural practices and philosophies.

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Unit details

Credits25

Contact Hours3 Weekly

Result TypeGrade/Mark

AreaCentre for Aboriginal Studies (1433)

Field of Education090311 Indigenous Studies

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How this unit is taught

Seminar12 x 3 hours semesterly