Blog archive: Museullaneous
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Aboriginal voices from the 1980s
Indigenous theatre, music and political activism in Australia through poster art from the 80s and 90s.
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Digitising 40 years of the Australian Museum Magazine
We've unlocked the cabinet and are releasing free digital versions of our magazines to the public.
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Sydney over 100 million years ago
Crocodile-like creatures roam the streets of St Peters while a volcano erupts over Narrabeen - just another day in Sydney, a long time ago.
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DigiVol: So what’s happening in the DigiVol lab?
Find out what we are working on now.
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June 9 is International Archives Day
International Archives Day promotes the important work of archivists in organising, preserving and making records accessible.
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DigiVol - Mel Ward's Crustaceans
Come crabbing with us on an expedition through Fiji, Hawaii, Cuba and the Atlantic coast of the USA…. all from the comfort of your couch!
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DigiVol: Who are the coolest kids on the block?
DigiVol volunteers wearing their new colourful T shirts.
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Housing required: chiton shells seek preservation
How much can be said about the process of putting some shells in a new box? Possibly more than you'd think!
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Pinning interest in museums
The interest in Pinterest is not waning. What can Pinterest do for museums? What can museums do with Pinterest?
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Alexander’s nearest and dearest
Who can a king trust? Elizabeth Baynham reveals who was closest to Alexander the Great.
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Contesting identity – paintings from Lake Sentani
Barkcloth paintings from the Museums collections highlight cultural tensions in West Papua, says Yvonne Carrillo-Huffman.
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Social Musings: Stories from February
What have we been up to on Facebook and Twitter? Let's cut out the stats and paste in some of the more interesting social media stories.
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DigiVol: A Game of Kai-Awase Anyone?
A painted clam shell from Japan in Malacology caught our imaginations and led to some creative story telling by DigiVol.
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Crowdfunding - what's possible?
Veronica Mars, the Tesla Museum and Eric the pliosaur. Is crowdfunding the way of the future for museums?
