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Indigenous peoples and ethnographic museums: A changing relationship The Nordic Centre of Heritage Learning and Creativity Lilla Vonk
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Document Date: 2015-01-29 08:40:58

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Belém / Abénakis / Rijksmuseum Volkenkunde / Quai Branly / Paris / /

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Case / /

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Asia / Europe / Americas / Africa / /

Country

France / Netherlands / Brazil / Canada / Australia / /

Event

Environmental Issue / /

Facility

Fort Odonak / Quai Branly museum / Leiden University / 3|Sida The museum / Abenaki museum / 6|Sida The Abenaki museum / Volkenkunde museum / /

Organization

Aboriginal Tourism Association of Canada / Leiden University / Tourism Industry association / Nordic Centre of Heritage Learning and Creativity Lilla Vonk Table / /

Person

Van Broekhoven / Jean Nouvel / Mariana Françozo / Hugo Benavides / /

Position

craftsman and artist / architect / chair / current museum director / /

ProvinceOrState

Quebec / /

Region

Oceania / /

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