Aboriginal heritage of Melbourne

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Aboriginal heritage of Melbourne encompasses the enduring cultural, spiritual, and historical connections of the region’s First Nations peoples to the land, waterways, and urban landscape now known as Melbourne.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aboriginal heritage
cultural heritage
intangible cultural heritage
associatedWith Boon Wurrung people NERFINISHED
Boonwurrung language group NERFINISHED
Bunurong people NERFINISHED
Kulin Nation NERFINISHED
Woiwurrung language group NERFINISHED
Wurundjeri people NERFINISHED
connectedTo Birrarung NERFINISHED
Maribyrnong River NERFINISHED
Merri Creek NERFINISHED
Port Phillip Bay NERFINISHED
Yarra River NERFINISHED
local wetlands
hasAspect ancestral stories
art and material culture
ceremonial practices
continuing custodianship
cultural practices
language heritage
sacred sites
songlines
spiritual connections to Country
traditional ecological knowledge
urban Aboriginal identity
includes artefact scatters
burial sites
ceremonial grounds
middens
registered cultural heritage places
scarred trees
story places
influences contemporary cultural events in Melbourne
place naming in Melbourne
locatedIn Australia
Melbourne
Victoria NERFINISHED
ongoingCustodians Traditional Owners of the Kulin Nation NERFINISHED
preDates European colonisation of Melbourne
protectedBy Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 (Victoria) NERFINISHED
Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Register NERFINISHED
recognisedBy City of Melbourne NERFINISHED
Victorian Government NERFINISHED
representedIn Acknowledgement of Country practices
Welcome to Country ceremonies
interpretive signage and trails
public art and memorials
timeDepth tens of thousands of years

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Birrarung partOfCulturalHeritage Aboriginal heritage of Melbourne