Law resources related to Indigenous Australians are held in law and other discipline areas.
Information about traditional Indigenous law ( law overlaps with the term lore) can be often found in anthropology titles and other social science titles. Some resources are also found in Native Title cases.
Native Title is a common subject and can be found in law texts, journals and specific case law and various other discipline areas.
Information related to protocols and law about the storage, collection and distribution of cultural information, images, artifacts, dances collected from Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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