Cultural Artefacts

SecondaryYear 7Humanities and Social SciencesHistorySocialIndigenous Education

Lesson Summary

Students will investigate cultural artefacts and why they are significant to First Nations peoples of Australia. They will also be introduced to the concept of repatriation as they develop a historical argument about returning cultural artefacts to Traditional Custodians.

Learning intentions

Students will:

investigate items of cultural significance to First Nations peoples of Australia.

Success criteria

Students can:

understand the cultural significance and value of artefacts
develop a historical argument.

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Cultural Artefacts

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