

A Frontier Conversation
A diverse group of historians traveled through the Top End of Australia in September 2004 to discuss Indigenous history with traditional landowners.
Synopsis
A diverse group of historians traveled through the Top End of Australia in September 2004 to discuss Indigenous history with traditional landowners.
Synopsis
In September 2004, a group of historians from Australia and North America traveled through the Top End of Australia. They met with traditional landowners to discuss Indigenous history. The discussions covered topics such as cultural appropriation, land rights, and the role of language and art. The conversations revealed differing perspectives on history and cultural survival within Indigenous communities. The documentary runs for 52 minutes and was released in 2006.
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