The Pitt Rivers Museum: Is Decolonization on the Way?

May 13, 2023 Mariana H. Martins

The Pitt Rivers Museum, founded in 1884, is one of the most famous museums of anthropology, ethnography, and archaeology in the world. Once described as a “cultural cornucopia”, its gallery presents a range from religious objects to weapons, textiles, divinity … Continue reading The Pitt Rivers Museum: Is Decolonization on the Way?

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Anthropology: Loss of Indigeneity through Coloniality of Power and Knowledge in South America

May 5, 2023 Zulema Arnaiz

In the modern era, science was used to oppress indigenous people’s rights. Moreover, coloniality of knowledge and epistemicide erased all other forms of knowledge different to the European ones. What was believed to be true was ‘’discovered’’ by science and … Continue reading Anthropology: Loss of Indigeneity through Coloniality of Power and Knowledge in South America

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The Pitt Rivers Museum: Is Decolonization on the Way?

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Anthropology: Loss of Indigeneity through Coloniality of Power and Knowledge in South America

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