Shared and Separate Histories: Landscapes of Memory in the Barunga Region, Australia

这项研究综合了考古、文献和口头证据，调查了澳大利亚巴伦加地区土著人和地方之间的动态关系。通过绘制同一地点不同群体对社会景观的积极建构，该项目阐明了在动荡和变化时期人们、地点和身份之间的联系网络。它定期记录丢失的土著历史，通过增进对共同历史的理解，促进民族和解，并推动关于社会意义性质以及如何最好地评估土著地区社会意义的国际辩论。

This research integrates archaeological, documentary and oral evidence to investigate the dynamic relationships between Indigenous people and place over time in the Barunga region, Australia. By mapping the active construction of social landscapes by different groups in the same place, this project illuminates the webs of attachment between people, place and identity during periods of upheaval and change. It records Indigenous histories being lost on a regular basis, contributes to national reconciliation through enhancing understandings of shared histories and advances international debates about the nature of social significance and how best to assess this for Indigenous places.