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Dutch Culture, Sport, and Religion in Australia

Duyfken attacked by Aboriginals at “Keer Weer”

 ‘Murriland! #1”  2015-2017 – an oil on canvass painting by Gordon Hookey about the colonialisation of Australia at the HOA Gallery at the Gold Coast. The painting directly speaks to the British cocolonisation of Queensland. ‘Murri’ is a broad term used to encapsulate all Aboriginal people of Queensland. Gordon Hookey’s Read more…

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
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DACC Paper-based ARCHIVES

The Dutch Australian Cultural Centre was founded in 1983 and gives as its aims and objectives in its mission statement, the collection, preservation, promotion and dissemination of Dutch culture and heritage in Australia. The Centre immediately started the collection of material for the archives and Library and now, after almost Read more…

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 yearsSeptember 16, 2021 ago
Maritime History

Nederland overhandigt VOC-schat aan Australië 9-11-2010

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
Maritime History

Australisch-Nederlandse erfgoedsamenwerking

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 yearsSeptember 10, 2021 ago
Maritime History

Australisch-Nederlandse Erfgoeddag Den Haag 14 juni 2012

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
Maritime History

Gedeeld erfgoed, gezamenlijke toekomst 11-6-2014

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
Maritime History

Australische archeologen op zoek naar Nederlands VOC-wrak ‘Fortuyn 16-1-2015

The Fortuyn was a ship built in 1722 and owned by the Chamber of Amsterdam of the Dutch East India Company. The ship was wrecked during her maiden voyage in 1724.[ The ship was 800 tons, had a loading capacity of 280 tons and was 44 meters long. The captain Read more…

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 yearsSeptember 10, 2021 ago
Maritime History

Zeldzame wereldkaart van Joan Blaeu in Het Scheepvaartmuseum 4-3-2017

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
Maritime History

Mysteries van het VOC-schip Batavia verder ontrafeld: Nieuw massagraf ontdekt op Beacon Island 20-11-2017

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
Maritime History

Graf met opvarenden Batavia gevonden 3-11-2017

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago

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