Coordinates WGS8423°25'S, 150°31'E
-23.41, 150.51

AMus_E00538

Title: A message stick from Queensland held in the Australian Museum

Description: Message stick from the Australian Museum AMus spreadsheet 21.10.22: "E005380 04 Jan 1896 message stick COMMUNICATION & MEDIA Australia Queensland Capricorn Port Curtis Miriam Vale Tribe, Port Curtis, Qld [ref reg] Donation Hedley, Mr Charles"

Date Created: 1896

Notes on date created: terminus ante quem

Item type: message stick in a collection

State/Territory: QLD

Notes on linguistic areas: The origin of the message stick is Port Curtis, Capricorn, Queensland, Australia

Source types: museum collection

Date collected: Registration Date 04/01/1896

Institution/Holder file: The Australian Museum object identifier: E005380

Coordinates: 23°24'41.601600"S,150°30'43.401600"E  (-23.411556, 150.512056)

Media copyright: The Australian Museum

Notes on coordinates: Coordinates for Port Curtis, Queensland, per Google maps. Port Curtis and the Capricorn coast are part of the Division of Capricornia - an Australian Electoral Division in Queensland.

URL institution: http://collections.australianmuseum.net.au/amweb/pages/am/Display.php?irn=2640&QueryPage=%2Famweb%2Fpages%2Fam%2FQuery.php&highlight_term=message+stick

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Information, including images, register entries, and top-level of EMu, were supplied by the museum for the Australian Message stick Project between 2017 and 2018.

In 2019 there were changes to ICIP policy at the museum, meaning that some of this information may not have otherwise have been released to the project. As such, these entries are no longer being updated until 2028 except under very limited circumstances, see full details here: https://messagesticks.com.au/faqs-about-access-reproduction-and-icip/#Australian-Museum

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Data Entry: Olena Tykhostup, Piers Kelly, Nitzan Rotman