Masked histories : turtle shell masks and torres strait islander people.
2022
DU125.T67 L85 2022
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Title
Masked histories : turtle shell masks and torres strait islander people.
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ISBN
9780522877960 (electronic bk.)
0522877966 (electronic bk.)
0522877958
9780522877953
0522877966 (electronic bk.)
0522877958
9780522877953
Published
Carlton, Victoria, Australia : The Miegunyah Press, 2022.
Language
English
Description
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DU125.T67 L85 2022
System Control No.
(OCoLC)1325667189
Summary
"The stories Islanders once told, sang and danced continue to tell us about our past and are vital elements of my telling of this history. Across the Torres Strait, myths, stories, ceremony, places and objects were principla keepers of Islander history. By the early twentieth century, the large turtle shell masks that connected Islanders to their seas, to the living and the deceased, that held the stories of their making and their uses in ceremony were all but gone ... Using Islanders' myths and stories and the turtle shell masks themselves, I reanimate the masks with their Islander histories of meaning and purpose." -- Back cover.
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