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Agency, Prestige and Politics: Dutch Collecting Abroad and Local Responses of European culture (related to the Romantic Movement) and partly triggered by status and prestige, but economic reasons were also important. Although local incentives to participate in this drive to collect were usually not documented, we can begin to identify reasons why local informants engaged with collectors.

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‘Objects as Ambassadors’: Representing Nation Through Museum Exhibitionsparate groups can lay claim to the collection in this way. Through a case study of collecting, interpretations and exhibitions, I will explore artefact agency and the Tlicho perception of ‘objects as ambassadors.’

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Trials and Traces: A. C. Haddon’s Agency as Museum Curator, auction houses, dealers and missionaries influenced which artefacts he acquired for the Museum and which he rejected. The study provides fresh insights into the professional life of a man who played a central role in the establishment of institutional anthropology in Britain.

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Chantal Knowlesres the practical issues of stigma and introduces Verstaendnis (german: understanding) to aid researchers in the field. Subsequently, the book discusses the different photo-analytical approaches for researchers978-981-13-3932-5978-981-10-7279-6

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2625-8641 s truly international volume juxtaposes historical, geographical, and cross-cultural studies. .?.This work will be of great interest to archaeologists and anthropologists studying material culture, as well as r978-1-4614-2917-3978-1-4419-8222-3Series ISSN 2625-8641 Series E-ISSN 2625-865X

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