Collection details
Collection ID AILIB
Title Arlkeny map-akert / Australian Indigenous Languages Image Bank ‘AILIB’
Description Arlkeny map-akert or the Australian Indigenous Languages Image Bank ‘AILIB’ is a collection of over 1300 line-drawn illustrations. The collection has been compiled and deposited at PARADESIC with permission of the illustrators for illustrations to support the creation of non-commercial learning resources and reference materials.

The collection is duel named, with the Anmatyerr name Arlkeny map-akert ('having many designs/pictures') contributed by April Campbell. April's work teaching Anmatyerr language and driving the development of picture-based language resources is acknowledged here.

The compilers are Inge Kral, Samantha Disbray and Jenny Green. The project was supported by the Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Languages, the University of Queensland and the University of Melbourne.

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Please cite the collection as:

Inge Kral, Samantha Disbray and Jennifer Green (Compilers), 2022. Arlkeny map-akert / Australian Indigenous Languages Image Bank ‘AILIB’. Collection AILIB at catalog.paradisec.org.au [Open Access]. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/GY4E-MH93
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The contributing illustrators are Faye Alexander, Christine Bruderlin, Jennifer Green, Julie Jones, David Le May, Jenny Taylor and Brenda Thornley. Intellectual copyright for illustrations remains with the individual illustrator.

Use of illustrations must acknowledge the individual illustrator. Please refer to the Arlkeny map-akert /Australian Indigenous Languages Image Bank Guide (Item "000_GUIDE" in this collection) for details for attribution and citation of individual illustrations. It is also a helpful map of the collection and the item numbers of each illustration.

For permission to reproduce illustrations in commercial publications, please contact individual illustrators. Details are available in the Guide.
Archive link https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/AILIB
Collector
Samantha Disbray
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Operator Julia Colleen Miller
Originating university University of Queensland
Countries
Australia - AU
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Languages
No linguistic content - zxx
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Region / village
DOI 10.26278/GY4E-MH93
Cite as Samantha Disbray (collector), 2022. Arlkeny map-akert / Australian Indigenous Languages Image Bank ‘AILIB’. Collection AILIB at catalog.paradisec.org.au [Open Access]. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/GY4E-MH93
Access information
Edit access Jennifer Green
Inge Kral
Samantha Disbray
Data access conditions Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions)
Data access details
Items in Collection (1342)

Item Title Actions
ARTEFACT_007 ARTEFACT: hairstring View
ARTEFACT_008 ARTEFACT: adze View
ARTEFACT_009 ARTEFACT: shield 1 View
ARTEFACT_010 ARTEFACT: bean necklace View
ARTEFACT_011 ARTEFACT: three men with boomerang clapsticks View
ARTEFACT_012 ARTEFACT: man playing didgeridoo View
ARTEFACT_013 ARTEFACT: playing didgeridoo & clapsticks View
ARTEFACT_014 ARTEFACT: woomera, spear-thrower View
ARTEFACT_015 ARTEFACT: digging stick View
ARTEFACT_016 ARTEFACT: flat grinding stone View
ARTEFACT_017 ARTEFACT: round grinding stone View
ARTEFACT_018 ARTEFACT: spinifex resin View
ARTEFACT_019 ARTEFACT: coolamon, carrying dish View
ARTEFACT_020 ARTEFACT: water dish, coolamon View
ARTEFACT_021 ARTEFACT: hook boomerang, number 7 boomerang View
ARTEFACT_022 ARTEFACT: carved tree 1 View
ARTEFACT_023 ARTEFACT: fishtrap View
ARTEFACT_024 ARTEFACT: firestick 1 View
ARTEFACT_025 ARTEFACT: emu decoy View
ARTEFACT_026 ARTEFACT: possum fur cloak View
ARTEFACT_027 ARTEFACT: stone knife View
ARTEFACT_028 ARTEFACT: boomerang 1 View
ARTEFACT_029 ARTEFACT: net bag [string bag] View
ARTEFACT_030 ARTEFACT: stone axe View
ARTEFACT_031 ARTEFACT: boomerang 2 View
ARTEFACT_032 ARTEFACT: message stick View
ARTEFACT_033 ARTEFACT: grindstone View
ARTEFACT_034 ARTEFACT: canoe View
ARTEFACT_035 ARTEFACT: throwing stick View
ARTEFACT_036 ARTEFACT: shield 2 View
ARTEFACT_037 ARTEFACT: poker View
ARTEFACT_038 ARTEFACT: firestick 2 View
ARTEFACT_039 ARTEFACT: carved tree 2 View
ARTEFACT_040 ARTEFACT: corroboree View
ARTEFACT_041 ARTEFACT: boy playing clapsticks View
ARTEFACT_042 ARTEFACT: spear 2 View
ARTEFACT_043 ARTEFACT: woman with nose bone View
ARTEFACT_044 ARTEFACT: fighting stick, nulla nulla View
ARTEFACT_045 ARTEFACT: wooden stick View
ARTEFACT_046 ARTEFACT: nulla nulla View
ARTEFACT_047 ARTEFACT: walking stick View
BIRD_000 BIRD: guide View
BIRD_001 BIRD: crest View
BIRD_002 BIRD: tawny frogmouth (Podargus strigoides) View
BIRD_003 BIRD: galah (Eolophus roseicapilla) View
BIRD_004 BIRD: crested pigeon (Ocyphaps lophotes) View
BIRD_005 BIRD: bronzewing pigeon (Phaps chalcoptera) View
BIRD_006 BIRD: spiny-cheeked honeyeater (Acanthagenys rufogularis) View
BIRD_007 BIRD: yellow-throated miner (Manorina flavigula) View
BIRD_008 BIRD: pied butcher bird (Cracticus nigrogularis) View

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