Indigenous artefacts back in Tasmania

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An exhibition has opened in Hobart that has seen dozens of Aboriginal artefacts return to Tasmania on a time limited loan of about two years.

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Published 1 October 2022 6:35pm

By Sarah Maunder

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Indigenous artefacts back in Tasmania

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An exhibition has opened in Hobart that has seen dozens of Aboriginal artefacts return to Tasmania on a time limited loan of about two years.

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An exhibition has opened in Hobart that has seen dozens of Aboriginal artefacts return to Tasmania on a time limited loan of about two years.

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