Nlaka’pamux Responses to Museum-Building, 1880-1920
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Nlaka’pamux communities in south central British Columbia experienced a surge of traditional cultural activity (buckskin work, basket-making, weaving, storytelling, etc.) between 1895 and 1920. Much of it was in response to aggressive museum-building across North America. We will consider the ethnographic exchange in Nlaka’pamux territory as an enterprise that offered women especially a creative, and culturally appropriate outlet, and one that lightened the onerous physicality of colonial wage labour.
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