Session 1: Technology and Cultural knowledge: Documentation, transmission and resource Session 2: Television and Endangered Languages Session 3: Technology: Archiving, Lexicography, Translation, Databases Session 4: Technology: Teaching and Learning endangered languages Session 5: Social media, press and endangered languages Session 6: Multiple perspectives on language endangerment in the 21st centuryMaps, b&w photographs, tablesendangered languages, language revival, globalisation, technology, barngarla, port lincoln

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Photocopy of a newspaper cutting from about 1890 of prize winners at the Burnley School of Horticulture donated by Jill Sebire, whose husband is a descendent of T. Sebire. The page appears to be from a scrapbook. Also see B00.1120.burnley school of horticulture, t. sebire, jill sebire

Obituary in "The Age" 08.03.2002 by Robert Withers.obituary, robert withers, the age, dorothy jessep, a w jessep

Photocopy of advertisement in "The Melbourne Morning Herald" 03.01.1850. Notice of Annual General meeting for 5th January. Not clear enough to scan.the melbourne morning herald, annual general meeting, horticultural society, horticultural society of victoria

Reviews of the book by Georgina Whitehead who used Burnley Archive photograph B91.46 in her book. (1) Burnley Archives scores again - flyer sating that a Burnley photograph was used in Georgina Whitehead's book "Civilizing the City", (2) "Places of rest (for burglars and prostitutes)" by Gabrielle Costa in "The Age" 7 July, 1997. (3) "State of the gardens in the Garden State" by John Schauble in "The Sunday Age" 17 August, 1997.the age, georgina whitehead, gabrielle costa, burnley archives

Photocopy of article in "The Argus" 23.08.1911 by Vesta (Stella May Allan Henderson) about the suitability of women gardeners and desirability of Burnley Horticultural College re-opening classes for women.the argus, vesta, stella may allan ( henderson), women gardeners, female students, burnley school of horticulture

Photocopy of article in "The Age" 10.12.1913 advocating flower growing as a suitable profession for women. Burnley School of Horticulture mentioned.the age, burnley school of horticulture, women gardeners, female students

Articles stating that the part-time classes for women at Burnley School of Horticulture were to become full-timePhotocopies of articles stating that the part-time classes for women at Burnley School of Horticulture were to become full-time. (1) "Horticultural Training of Women" in "The Argus" 06.05.1916. (2) "The Burnley School of Agriculture: a New Opportunity for Women" in "The Age" 07.06.1916. (3) "Horticulture for Women" in "The Leader" 17.06.1916. (4) 2 photographs in "The Australasian" 17.06.1916. Olive Holttum mentioned in both. See B11.0390.the argus, the age, the leader, the australasian, burnley school of horticulture, women gardeners, female students, olive holttum

Photocopy of article in "The Weekly Times" 26.05.1917 by "Yarran". Description of activities engaged in by women horticultural students (not necessarily Burnley) and different types of women, demand for gardeners, successful women.burnley school of horticulture, women gardeners, female students, the weekly times, yarran

Photocopy of article in "The Weekly Times" 26.06.1957. Description of life for students at School of Horticulture Burnley and the kinds of employment they can obtain. 2 photographs (1) Second year students at work on their vegetable plots: Pam Bond (1957), Sandra McAlley, Jocelyn Care (1957). (2) Students harvesting lettuce: Marjorie Hall, Germaine O'Dwyer and Yvonne Winterbottom (all 1957). burnley school of horticulture, women gardeners, female students, pam bond, sandra mcalley, jocelyn care, marjorie hall, germaine o'dwyer, yvonne winterbottom, the weekly times, employment

Photocopy of 2 newspaper articles, not dated. "Pupils Taught at Burnley Farm". Description of school, daily timetable, careers for graduates, with 2 photographs ' "Burnley" girls a ready for any emergency.' see B99.1066 and "Back to Earth at Burnley" 8 students with Principal, A.W. Jessep see B09.0007,44students, careers, female students, a.w. jessep, burnley school of horticulture

"The Leader" July 30, 1952 pp 19-22 compiled by John Redrup. Special supplement. Acknowledgement that much of the material based on Vic Dept. of Agriculture information and thanking the Department - especially the staff of the School of Horticulture at Burnley.the leader, john redrup, burnley school of horticulture, gardening advice, burnley horticultural college

Article in "The Age" 16.11.1949 by Robin Boyd, Director, "The Age" Small Homes Service, deploring the removal of old trees from vacant building sites.the age, robin boyd, trees, removal of trees for building houses

Article in "The Herald by "Anthos" (Harold Sargeant).the herald, harold sargeant, anthos, shrubs, planting shrubs

Articles by "Anthos" in "The Herald" (Harold Sargeant). (1) ""Time to Plant Camelias 06.05/1948. (2) "Primrose and Polyanthus for the Spring" 12.05.1948. (3) "Caution in Using Evergreen Shrubs, Trees" 26.05.1948.the herald, harold sargeant, anthos, shrubs, camelias, primrose, polyanthus, evergreen shrubs, moving shrubs

Articles by "Anthos" (Harold Sargeant) in "The Herald" (1) "Chance to See New Roses" 07.04.1948. (2) "Help Irises Along Now" 14.04.1948. (3) "Don't Waste Leaves" 28.04.1948. (4) Article in "The Age" 13.04.1948 "Colorful Garden Week Display." (5) Article in "The Herald 16.04.1948 "Pink Daffodil Was Winner."the herald, harold sargeant, anthos, shrubs, gardening, roses, irises, pink daffodil

Article by "Anthos" (Harold Sargeant) in "The Herald" 31.03.1948 "Should Plant Liliums Soon."the herald, harold sargeant, anthos, liliums

Page from "The Age" 12.08.1982. One side Graduate Courses available at Colleges of Advanced Education. Other side : Table Subjects - Colleges where offered.the age, graduate courses, colleges of advanced education

Article in "Epicure The Age," December 21, 2010 by Nina Rousseau about Tansy Good's cafeteria at Burnley College.the epicure, the age, nina rousseau, cafeteria, tansy good, burnley campus

Information from Wallaby Club website: biographical entry for C.B. Luffmancharles bogue luffman, wallaby club

7 articles on earlier use of Wilson Botanic Park. Refer to paper catalogueberwick quarry, wilson botanic park

Email from Sandi Pullman stating that 3 Alistair Clarke roses had been named after people with Burnley comnnections: Miss E.N. Gibson, John Cronin, A.W. Jessepsandra pullman, alistair clarke, roses, a.w. jessep, john cronin, e.n. gibson