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Artefacts of Encounter
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Explore the remarkable world of Pacific artefacts and artworks with 'Artefacts of Encounter,' a meticulously crafted hardback book that captivates collectors and enthusiasts alike. This stunning volume delves deep into the treasures gathered during the historic voyages of Captain James Cook, as well as those amassed by the navigators, traders, and missionaries who followed in his wake. Measuring 285 x 250 mm and featuring 348 richly illustrated pages, this large-format book serves as an essential resource for anyone interested in Pacific art and culture.
With over 200 items from the prestigious Cook voyage collection at the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (MAA) in Cambridge, this catalogue not only showcases key artefacts dating back to Cook's first voyage but also narrates their unique stories. Discover the indigenous technologies, belief systems, and social structures that shaped the vibrant cultures of Oceania.
This publication includes scholarly contributions from leading experts that challenge traditional narratives and highlight the profound significance of these artefacts of encounter. Each page is adorned with sumptuous photographs that visually convey the rich history and artistry of the Pacific Islands. Whether you are a scholar, a student, or simply passionate about the diverse cultures of Fiji, Samoa, and Polynesia, this book is an indispensable addition to your library for understanding the dynamic cultural exchanges that have shaped modern histories. Embrace the artistry, scholarship, and cultural narratives embedded in these unique Pacific artefacts today!
Author: Nicholas Thomas | Publisher: Otago University Press | Bind: Hardback | Dimensions: 285 x 250 mm | Pages: 348 | Publication Date: 17-06-2016
With over 200 items from the prestigious Cook voyage collection at the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (MAA) in Cambridge, this catalogue not only showcases key artefacts dating back to Cook's first voyage but also narrates their unique stories. Discover the indigenous technologies, belief systems, and social structures that shaped the vibrant cultures of Oceania.
This publication includes scholarly contributions from leading experts that challenge traditional narratives and highlight the profound significance of these artefacts of encounter. Each page is adorned with sumptuous photographs that visually convey the rich history and artistry of the Pacific Islands. Whether you are a scholar, a student, or simply passionate about the diverse cultures of Fiji, Samoa, and Polynesia, this book is an indispensable addition to your library for understanding the dynamic cultural exchanges that have shaped modern histories. Embrace the artistry, scholarship, and cultural narratives embedded in these unique Pacific artefacts today!
Author: Nicholas Thomas | Publisher: Otago University Press | Bind: Hardback | Dimensions: 285 x 250 mm | Pages: 348 | Publication Date: 17-06-2016
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