The Lives of Colonial Objects
Explore the captivating narratives that shape New Zealand's colonial history with 'The Lives of Colonial Objects.' This beautifully illustrated paperback features a collection of 50 compelling essays by historians, archivists, curators, and M?ori scholars, each highlighting significant artifacts that embody Aotearoa's cultural heritage. Delve into the stories behind cherished family heirlooms such as kahu kiwi and personal travel diaries, alongside museum treasures like the tauihu of a M?ori waka and rare Samoan kilikiti bats. Each object acts as a gateway to unique experiences and historical contexts, unveiling the profound connections and legacies that define our past. This remarkable book, with dimensions of 255 x 225 mm and 376 pages of rich content, invites readers to engage deeply with New Zealand’s history. It covers everyday items and public spaces—cannons, cottages, and country roads—illuminating the narratives embedded in Aotearoa's colonial framework. 'The Lives of Colonial Objects' is ideal for history enthusiasts and cultural aficionados seeking accessibility and depth in exploring colonialism through tangible artifacts. Immerse yourself in this extraordinary collection today and discover how these objects have profoundly influenced New Zealand's identity and collective memory.
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