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The Resource Trepang : China and the story of Macassan- Aboriginal trade = Hai shen : Hua ren, Wangjiaxi ren, Aozhou tu zhu ren de gu shi, Marcia Langton; editors, Alejandra Duschatzky, Stephanie Holt

Trepang : China and the story of Macassan- Aboriginal trade = Hai shen : Hua ren, Wangjiaxi ren, Aozhou tu zhu ren de gu shi, Marcia Langton; editors, Alejandra Duschatzky, Stephanie Holt

Work
Publication
Extent
144 pages
Note
  • "Contributing essay by Dr Aaron Corn and Emeritus Professor Allan Marett with Djangirrawuy Garawirrtja; artist - John Bulunbulun; artist and project coordinator - Zhou Xiaoping; curator and exhibition coordinator - Sarah Morris; photographer - Mark Ashkanasy; photographer - George Chaloupka."
  • Includes works produced collaboratively by John Bulunbulun and Zhou Ziaoping
  • Published to accompany exhibition of same name held at Capital Museum, Beijing, 2011
Contents
  • Trepang / by Marcia Langton : Trade in the "South Seas"
  • The Macassan in North Australia
  • The British in North Australia
  • Some Aboriginal-Macassan encounters
  • Daeng Sarro
  • The Macassan legacy after the end of the trade
  • The resonance of the Macassans and the trepang trade in Aboriginal cultural traditions today
  • Reviving the Macassan spirit
  • Commemorating the Macassans
  • Trepang : the exhibition
  • To proclaim they still exist: the contemporary Yolngu performance of historical Macassan contact / by Aaron Corn and Allan Marett with Djangirrawuy Garawirrtja
  • Contemporary works
  • Biographies
Isbn
9780646532165
Instance
Label
Trepang : China and the story of Macassan- Aboriginal trade = Hai shen : Hua ren, Wangjiaxi ren, Aozhou tu zhu ren de gu shi
Title
Trepang
Title remainder
China and the story of Macassan- Aboriginal trade = Hai shen : Hua ren, Wangjiaxi ren, Aozhou tu zhu ren de gu shi
Statement of responsibility
Marcia Langton; editors, Alejandra Duschatzky, Stephanie Holt
Title variation
  • China & the story of Macassan-Aboriginal trade
  • China and the story of Macassan-Aboriginal trade
  • Hai sen
Title variation remainder
Hua ren Wangjiaxi ren, Ao Zhou tu zhu ren de gu shi
Creator
Contributor
Subject
Genre
Language
  • eng
  • chi
  • eng
Biography type
collective biography
Cataloging source
ANL
http://library.link/vocab/creatorDate
1951-
http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
Langton, Marcia
Dewey number
994.0049915
Illustrations
  • illustrations
  • portraits
Index
no index present
Language note
English and Chinese
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
bibliography
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate
  • 1946-2010
  • 1960-
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
  • Corn, Aaron David Samuel
  • Garawirrtja, Djangirrawuy
  • Duschatsky, Alejandra
  • Holt, Stephanie
  • Marett, Allan
  • Bulun Bulun, Johnny
  • Zhou, Xiaoping
  • Capital Museum (Beijing, China)
  • University of Melbourne
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Bulun Bulun, Johnny
  • Zhou, Xiaoping
  • Aboriginal Australians
  • Aboriginal Australians
  • Chinese
  • Makasar (Indonesian people)
  • Cultural property
Label
Trepang : China and the story of Macassan- Aboriginal trade = Hai shen : Hua ren, Wangjiaxi ren, Aozhou tu zhu ren de gu shi, Marcia Langton; editors, Alejandra Duschatzky, Stephanie Holt
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • "Contributing essay by Dr Aaron Corn and Emeritus Professor Allan Marett with Djangirrawuy Garawirrtja; artist - John Bulunbulun; artist and project coordinator - Zhou Xiaoping; curator and exhibition coordinator - Sarah Morris; photographer - Mark Ashkanasy; photographer - George Chaloupka."
  • Includes works produced collaboratively by John Bulunbulun and Zhou Ziaoping
  • Published to accompany exhibition of same name held at Capital Museum, Beijing, 2011
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references
Contents
Trepang / by Marcia Langton : Trade in the "South Seas" -- The Macassan in North Australia -- The British in North Australia -- Some Aboriginal-Macassan encounters -- Daeng Sarro -- The Macassan legacy after the end of the trade -- The resonance of the Macassans and the trepang trade in Aboriginal cultural traditions today -- Reviving the Macassan spirit -- Commemorating the Macassans -- Trepang : the exhibition -- To proclaim they still exist: the contemporary Yolngu performance of historical Macassan contact / by Aaron Corn and Allan Marett with Djangirrawuy Garawirrtja -- Contemporary works -- Biographies
Control code
000045467840
Dimensions
28 cm.
Extent
144 pages
Governing access note
AIATSIS Rare Book and Research Collection materials are stored offsite and require a minimum of two business days advance notice for bookings. Access conditions for some items may be restricted due to their cultural content, rarity, value or physical condition.
Immediate source of acquisition
Copy 2 donated by M.Langton
Isbn
9780646532165
Isbn Type
(hbk.)
Other physical details
illustrations (chiefly coloured), facsims, portraits
Stock number
AIAS185.030118 copy 2
System control number
(OCoLC)605917790
Label
Trepang : China and the story of Macassan- Aboriginal trade = Hai shen : Hua ren, Wangjiaxi ren, Aozhou tu zhu ren de gu shi, Marcia Langton; editors, Alejandra Duschatzky, Stephanie Holt
Publication
Note
  • "Contributing essay by Dr Aaron Corn and Emeritus Professor Allan Marett with Djangirrawuy Garawirrtja; artist - John Bulunbulun; artist and project coordinator - Zhou Xiaoping; curator and exhibition coordinator - Sarah Morris; photographer - Mark Ashkanasy; photographer - George Chaloupka."
  • Includes works produced collaboratively by John Bulunbulun and Zhou Ziaoping
  • Published to accompany exhibition of same name held at Capital Museum, Beijing, 2011
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references
Contents
Trepang / by Marcia Langton : Trade in the "South Seas" -- The Macassan in North Australia -- The British in North Australia -- Some Aboriginal-Macassan encounters -- Daeng Sarro -- The Macassan legacy after the end of the trade -- The resonance of the Macassans and the trepang trade in Aboriginal cultural traditions today -- Reviving the Macassan spirit -- Commemorating the Macassans -- Trepang : the exhibition -- To proclaim they still exist: the contemporary Yolngu performance of historical Macassan contact / by Aaron Corn and Allan Marett with Djangirrawuy Garawirrtja -- Contemporary works -- Biographies
Control code
000045467840
Dimensions
28 cm.
Extent
144 pages
Governing access note
AIATSIS Rare Book and Research Collection materials are stored offsite and require a minimum of two business days advance notice for bookings. Access conditions for some items may be restricted due to their cultural content, rarity, value or physical condition.
Immediate source of acquisition
Copy 2 donated by M.Langton
Isbn
9780646532165
Isbn Type
(hbk.)
Other physical details
illustrations (chiefly coloured), facsims, portraits
Stock number
AIAS185.030118 copy 2
System control number
(OCoLC)605917790

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