This is our life: Haida material heritage and changing museum practice

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Museums and Cultural Heritage Libraries and Information Services Cultural Identity and Heritage

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Dramatis Personae: Participants in the Haida Project Preface 1 The Paths Bringing us Together 2 Preparations for the Visit 3 Moments of Encounter Why Go There? An Interlude / Ruth Gladstone-Davies 4 Reflecting on the Visit 5 Maintaining Relationships into the Future 6 Museums As They Are, and Museums As They Might Be Appendix Notes References Index

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