01336nas a2200205   4500000000100000000000100001000000100002008004100003653001900044653002600063653003400089653002000123100001900143700001600162245011000178300001200288490000700300520080300307022002001110       2019                            d10aApplied ethics10aArchival descriptions10aCultural heritage photographs10aKoori histories1 aSharon Huebner1 aStella Marr00aBetween Policy and Practice: Archival Descriptions, Digital Returns and a Place for Coalescing Narratives  a113-1300 v473 aThe Strathfieldsaye Estate collection at the University of Melbourne Archives is discussed in relation to recognising, protecting and reclaiming Koori (First Peoples of southeast Australia) heritage. The settler collection includes early 1900s photographs of Koori people within two distinct albums – a family album that includes a series of studio portraits of Koori adults and children, and an album depicting Koori families on Ramahyuck Aboriginal Mission Station. In the past, these albums have been defined by, and limited to, traditional archiving practices excluding Koori interpretation, authorship and social context. Restoring Koori ownership and authorship of intangible heritage plays a large part in consolidating ancestor photographs with Koori perspectives of identity and culture.  a01576895 (ISSN)