The Aboriginal Archaeological Collection (assembled between the late 19th century and present)

The Aboriginal Archaeological Collection is a unique material record of the prehistory of the south-eastern region of Australia over the last 50,000 years.

The Australian Museum holds a large body of materials obtained from Aboriginal archaeological sites in New South Wales. They include about 2,000 collections of materials (assemblages) recovered via systematic field research. Also there are about 18,000 of collections, usually smaller, sometimes consisting of only a single object, obtained in various ways, often by amateur or incidental collectors.

澳大利亚原住民考古藏品（Aboriginal Archaeological Collection）是澳大利亚东南部地区近5万年史前史的独特实物记录。
澳大利亚博物馆馆藏了大量源自新南威尔士州原住民考古遗址的文物资料。其中约2000组为通过系统性田野考古研究发掘获取的物料组合遗存（assemblages）；另有约18000组藏品体量通常较小，有时仅包含单件文物，多由业余爱好者或偶然采集者通过各类途径获取所得。