Collection: Reference

Women's economic role and its associated artefacts - digging sticks, baskets and carrying dishes; gathering and food preparation; shell fishing - midden formation; grinding stones and seed processing - wild arrow root preparation; mythology - brolga, emu and the grindstone; women's religious...

A general survey of contemporary and historic works by Aboriginal women which are held in the collections of the Museum of Victoria selected for their diversity of form and to provide a broad coverage both in terms of time and geography.

Data entered as it appears in the original records.

Data entered as it appears in the original records.

Looks at the evolution of a wide range of woodwind and brass instruments many of which are still used in making music worldwide today.

Working drawings produced both manually and using packages such as AutoCAD continue to be a core part of architectural practice. Shows what information is required on each type of document and how drawings relate to specifications

Documents attempts by the Federal Government to provide work relief for the unemployed, the bureaucratic bungling that stymied those attempts and the role of the Commonwealth Bank in dictating Government economic policy. Also social unrest at the time.