Resources
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Relic no.05
Civilization as we know it is no more. Glimpse the past through objects from a forgotten time. Play relics.
Relics no.04
Civilization as we know it is no more. Glimpse the past through objects from a forgotten time. Play relics.
Relic no.03
Civilization as we know it is no more. Glimpse the past through objects from a forgotten time. Play relics.
Relic no.02
Civilization as we know it is no more. Glimpse the past through objects from a forgotten time. Play relics.
Relics no.01
Civilization as we know it is no more. Glimpse the past through objects from a forgotten time. Play relics.
Social Movements in South Australia: a Guide for Teachers
The rights we have come to expect today – the right to a democratic vote, a fair minimum wage, a 5-day work week, equality between genders, freedom from discrimination, amongst others – were not always in place. In fact, many of these basic human rights have only been enacted and enshrined in law in the last 150 years.
Timelines: How to History
What elements make up a historical timeline? Find out about the three keys and put your learning into action with our video and accompanying resources.
The History of Life Onboard
The history of migration to South Australia and the realities of life onboard ship in the 1800s.
Changing Places: Migration to South Australia
A visual history of migration to South Australia from the colony's beginnings to the present day.
A New Home: People of the Port
After several months at sea, on a voyage that was marked with tragedy, Welsh immigrant Harry Williams and his family, finally arrive in South Australia, in what was known to many at the time, as Port Misery. And while things are going okay for Harry in the first few weeks, there's something that has come to trouble him greatly. As a Welshman, proud of his heritage, he is confronted by the realisation that the place he now calls home, was already home, and had been so, to another people... another proud culture... for a very, very, very long time.