1. Objects and culture -- 2. Heritage collections in Australia -- 3. A national approach to material heritage -- 4. Museums and a sense of self - a creative nation? -- 5. Possible indicators for future State of the Environment reports
Summary
This paper provides an initial argument about the inter-connectedness of places and objects and about the place of objects in our culture. It points to the importance of preserving objects along with historic places, but goes futher to consider objects - material (or portable) heritage - as another source of historical or cultural evidence, together with the built environment, documentary and pictorial evidence and 'intangible heritage', or folklore
Analysis
Cultural property
Federal issue
Museums and galleries
Popular culture
State issue
Notes
At head of title: Environment Australia
Bibliography
Includes bibliographic references (page 17)
Notes
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