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First Nations collections workshop (Years 4–6)

An online class for school students in Years 4 to 6, using old documents, photos and objects to look at colonisation through First Nations eyes, including how early cattle and sheep farming affected those communities.

A free First Nations event at State Library of Queensland in South Brisbane.

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The short version

One date only: Thu 3 Dec (in 51 days), 2pm to 2:40pm. It runs for 40 minutes. It's free and there's no need to book.

When
Thu 3 Dec, 2pm
Cost
Free
Booking
Just turn up
Suits
Not stated
Setting
At the venue
Type
First Nations, Workshops

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