Authors

Melissa Marshall, The University of Notre Dame AustraliaFollow
Lynley A. Wallis, The University of Notre Dame AustraliaFollow
Kate Golson

Marnda gardairri: Facilitation of an Indigenous Ranger rock art workshop

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Non-refereed article

Publication Date

1-6-2019

Abstract

The Marnda Gardairri Indigenous Rangers Workshop was held from 3–5 October 2017 on the Burrup Peninsula in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. The event, which was hosted by the Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation (MAC), brought together rangers from across Australia to discuss rock art conservation and management. The workshop was given the title ‘Marnda Gardairri’ as this means rock scratching/engraving on the Burrup Peninsula.

The workshop was developed by MAC in collaborative partnership with Rio Tinto Iron Ore-Pilbara Operations and the Nulungu Research Institute (The University of Notre Dame Australia). Rio Tinto and Woodside Petroleum funded the workshop, with Mel Marshall and Lynley Wallis of Nulungu engaged to coordinate and facilitate the event, assisted by Kate Golson.

Recommended Citation

Marshall, M., Wallis, L.A., & Golson, K. (2019). Marnda gardairri: Facilitation of an Indigenous Ranger rock art workshop (Nulungu Insights 1). Nulungu Research Institute. https://researchonline.nd.edu.au/nulungu_insights/1/