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Photogrammetry is preserving Australian South Sea Islander's cultural treasures | ABC Australia
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A team of archaeologists and Australian South Sea Islanders are using photogrammetry to digitally preserve the Homebush Mission Hall near Mackay, North Queensland.
The Homebush Mission Hall was a religious, cultural and educational meeting place for South Sea Islanders who worked on nearby cane farms from the late 1800s.
While some came to Australia willingly, most were forced or deceived - known as blackbirding.
Their descendants are now trying to digitally preserve this culturally significant treasure.
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