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Decolonizing Museums: A Roundtable Discussion with Dr Dan Hicks, Dr Ruba Kana an, and curator Chaédria LaBouvier

Decolonizing Museums: A Roundtable Discussion with Dr Dan Hicks, Dr Ruba Kana an, and curator Chaédria LaBouvier
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The Brutish Museums by Dan Hicks review — should we return looted artefacts?

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The Fiji Times » Fiji s famous war clubs

John Mitchell A range of throwing sticks known as i ula. Picture: www.new-guinea-tribal-arts.com Fiji’s hardwood forests have spawned many blessings for centuries. They provided the necessary raw materials for building some of the fastest environmental-friendly sea crafts that traversed the world’s biggest ocean and accessing the hundreds of islands scattered within its boundary. Also, forests were fundamentally the indigenous people’s source of food, herbal medicines and cooking fuel, habitat for totemic animals and trees, and timber for building homes and designing traditional artefacts. But among the forests’ most treasured value, is its use as raw materials for the manufacture of revered war clubs.

Tusks found in shipwreck reveal origins of elephants and impact of the ivory trade

Tusks found in shipwreck reveal origins of elephants and impact of the ivory trade Bom Jesus Shipwreck site recovery. Photo by Ashley Coutu. OXFORD .- An international team has discovered the origin of the largest cargo of African ivory found from the oldest shipwreck in southern Africa. The discovery of a 16th-century shipwreck has, with the aid of advanced scientific techniques, provided detailed insight into elephant herds living in Africa almost 500 years ago. But the study also highlights the extensive depletion of the West African forest elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis) due to the ivory trade, and the need for conservation of this majestic animal. The study, published today, was led by Oxford University’s Pitt Rivers Museum and School of Archaeology alongside partner institutions in Namibia (the National Museum of Namibia), South Africa (University of Cape Town, University of Pretoria) and the USA (University of Illinois).

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