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A library of more than 1000 images to help you explore defining moments in Australian history.
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Thylacine cranium
Nowland’s mail coach, 1880s
Flinders St. 1854
, by Samuel Thomas Gill
Onthophagus Gazella
, one of the four species of dung beetles successfully introduced to Australia in 1968
A cane toad in Litchfield National Park, Northern Territory
A display of wheat samples
A dung beetle rolling dung
A glimpse from within the cavern of the Mertz Glacier, Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 1911–1914
A group of Overland Telegraph line workers
A heap of about 600 rats caught in Sydney during the bubonic plague
A man in protective clothing at Maralinga
A map of New South Wales, 1825
A member of the dung beetle family
A page from Joseph Banks’
Endeavour
journal, August 1770
A scientist and an Aboriginal ranger collect a sample of Gwion Gwion rock art for dating, Northern Kimberley
A scientist studies rock art in the Drysdale River region in the Northern Kimberley
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