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We Are Aboriginal Our 100 Years From Arnhem Land's First Mission To Ngukurr Today Prose Books by Peter Berthon.

Synopsis

Title: We Are Aboriginal Our 100 Years From Arnhem Land's First Mission To Ngukurr Today
Author/Publisher: Peter Berthon (St Matthews Anglican Church, Ngukurr NT)
Publication Year: 2012
Format: Illustrated Paperback

This compelling non-fiction work, published in 2012, offers a unique historical and cultural account of the Ngukurr community in Arnhem Land. Spanning a full century, the narrative traces the community's journey from the establishment of the region's first mission to its contemporary status, as captured at the time of publication.

Authored by Peter Berthon and issued by St Matthews Anglican Church, Ngukurr NT, the book's direct affiliation with the community underscores its authenticity and intimate perspective. Classified under 'Art & Culture', it provides invaluable insights into the lives, traditions, and resilience of the Aboriginal people of Ngukurr.

• A Century of Community History: The book meticulously chronicles one hundred years of change, adaptation, and continuity within the Ngukurr community, offering a vital historical record from an Indigenous perspective. It covers significant milestones and everyday life from the early missionary period through to 2012.
• Indigenous Voice and Cultural Heritage: Reflecting its title, 'We Are Aboriginal', this volume foregrounds the voices and experiences of the Ngukurr people. It delves into their rich cultural heritage, traditions, and the enduring strength of their identity amidst historical shifts, firmly placing it within the 'Art & Culture' genre.
• Visual Documentation: The narrative is richly complemented by illustrations, enhancing the reader's understanding of the historical events, cultural practices, and the evolving landscape of Ngukurr. These visual elements provide a deeper, more immersive engagement with the community's story.

As a regionally published work focusing on a specific Aboriginal community's history and culture, this book holds significant value for collectors and scholars alike. It stands as an important primary resource for understanding Indigenous Australian history, cultural studies, and the enduring legacy of mission-era interactions in Arnhem Land.

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