The remains of the unknown man, who was shot dead in the early 19th century, will be laid to rest in a traditional ceremony.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers ... government's own records from as recently as the 1960s and '70s. The history of birth control is not just a story of women's emancipation.

5 min read This story appears in the January/February 2017 issue of National Geographic History magazine ... he identified it as an Aboriginal male. The mouth was wide open.

The Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre ... professor of natural history at Marischal College, a forerunner of the modern Aberdeen University. When MacGillivray died in 1852, the university bought ...

Like many Yolngu, she uses an English first name and an Aboriginal second name and prefers to be addressed by her Aboriginal name. Batumbil is an artist—painting is among her many avocations ...

His Aboriginal family and Chinese family “…mix in the same household,” he said. He said that in the history of Broome, “…there are many people like me with mixed heritage.” ...

In 1966 whilst staying in the opal-mining area of Andamooka,South Australia, looking for opals around the mouth of an opal mine (noodling)I found an aboriginal stone cutting implement made from ...

The skull of an Aboriginal man is set to be repatriated to Tasmania from a Scottish university after over 170 years in ...

Aboriginal History Week celebrated at the College of New Caledonia (CNC) until Friday, March 14, celebrating traditional ways ...

Aboriginal History Week is on now at the College of New Caledonia and we stopped by to hear more about some of their plans.

A delegation of Tasmanian Aboriginal people have travelled to Scotland to repatriate items held by two universities ...