Indigenous Map of Australia AIATSIS

$14.95

FISH - Foundation for Indigenous Sustainable Health

AIATSIS Map of Indigenous Australia

Discover the rich cultural tapestry of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australia with this authoritative AIATSIS Map of Indigenous Australia. Created by David R Horton and published by the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, this comprehensive map showcases over 200 distinct Indigenous nations and language groups across the continent.

 

Features and Specifications

Physical Details (specification may vary for different products):

  • Format: Folded A3 size for convenient storage and transport
  • Dimensions when unfolded: 297 x 420 mm
  • Dimensions when folded: 105 x 150 x 1 mm
  • Packaged in protective cellophane

Educational Value

This meticulously researched map serves as:

  • A visual representation of Australia's Indigenous language groups
  • An essential educational resource for students and teachers
  • A comprehensive guide for cultural awareness training
  • A perfect reference tool for libraries and institutions

Historical Significance

Originally created in 1996 as part of the Encyclopaedia of Aboriginal Australia, this map represents:

  • Traditional Indigenous nations and their territories
  • Language group distributions across Australia
  • Cultural boundaries and connections
  • Historical documentation from 1988-1994

Perfect For

  • Cultural education centres
  • Schools and universities
  • Tourism information centres
  • Personal reference collections
  • Professional development resources
  • Cultural awareness programs

Cultural Understanding

This map illustrates how First Australians have occupied the continent as distinct nations for tens of thousands of years, each with:

  • Unique cultural practices
  • Traditional languages and dialects
  • Specific customs and laws
  • Deep connections to Country


Important Notes

The map provides general locations of larger Indigenous groupings and is regularly updated to reflect current understanding. It serves as an educational tool while acknowledging that some boundaries remain fluid and contested.

Add this essential piece of Australian cultural heritage to your cart today and enhance your understanding of our nation's rich Indigenous history and diversity.