THE COLORS OF THE PAST IN AMAZONIA: THE ARCHAEOLOGI CAL HERITAGE IN THE HANDICRAFTS OF VILA DE JOANES, MARAJO ISLAND, BRAZIL
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https://doi.org/10.18542/amazonica.v6i2.1875Abstract
This paper considers the relationships between the local communities of Vila de Joanes, Marajó Island, and the archaeological heritage, regarding the incorporation of the iconic repertoire of archaeology in handicrafts produced by local artisans. Based on this case study, I conclude that, in addition to informing about local perceptions of the past, the images created by the artisans reveal aspects of the social relations in the present.Keywords: handicraft, archaeological heritage, AmazonDownloads
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2014-10-16
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