
The Library Catalogue can be a good place to start. Use the Catalogue to search across much of the material in the Library's collection.
Depending on what you need to find, and how comprehensive you need to be in your search, you may also need to use specialised databases.
Search using these terms/combinations to find relevant resources:

More terms to try:
| ethnophilosophy | ethnoscience | "Aboriginal knowledges" |
| "customary law" | ethnobiology | "pitjantjatjara language" |
| "australian languages" |
"Aboriginal peoples" |
"Aboriginal worldviews" |
| "cultural self-determination" | "cultural policy" | "culture and globalisation" |
Library DatabasesAre searchable collections containing literature such as journal and newspaper articles, conference papers, reports and more.
Here are some example databases:
See the full list on our Databases use the browse options on the right to see the list of relevant databases for Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Indigenous studies. Also check out the multidisciplinary databases which cover a wide range of topics.
Need more info about using eBooks? Check out our eBook guide for information about finding, accessing, printing and dowloading ebooks.