Verfügbarkeit: Preserving aboriginal heritage

Preserving aboriginal heritage: technical and traditional approaches = Préserver le patrimoine autochtone : approches techniques et traditionelles

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Weitere Verfasser:	Dignard, Carole (HerausgeberIn)
Format:	Tagungsbericht Buch
Sprache:	English French
Veröffentlicht:	Ottawa Canadian Conservation Institute 2008
Schlagworte:	Konferenzschrift
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	XXII, 406 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten
ISBN:	9780660639772

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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE DES MATIERES DAY 1: MUTUAL LEARNING, RESPECT, AND ETHICS / JOUR 1 : APPRENTISSAGE MUTUEL, RESPECT ET DEONTOLOGIE PERSPECTIVES OF AN ELDER/CURATOR ON THE MEANING OF HERITAGE OBJECTS AND WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO PRESERVE OBJECTS AND CARE FOR THEM IN A RESPECTFUL MANNER ...................................... 3 BY STEPHEN J. AUGUSTINE PRESERVING INUIT CULTURE ............................................................................................................................................ 9 BY WINNIE OWINGAYAK CARING FOR THE LIVING, NOT EMBALMING THE DEAD: STORIED OBJECTS AND PRECIOUS LEGACY IN MUSEUM COLLECTIONS . .15 BY SHERRY FARRELL RACETTE PRESERVING ABORIGINAL HERITAGE: THE NEED FOR DIVERSITY AND EQUITY IN THE CONSERVATION PROFESSION .................. 23 BY JOHN MOSES CONSERVATION, PROTOCOLS, AND PRAXIS ........................................................................................................................ 27 BY MIRIAM CLAVIR CONSERVATION AND THE FOUR VALUES OF THE LAKOTA ...................................................................................................... 35 BY KIM CULLEN COBB, ANNA HODSON, AND STEVEN A. TAMAYO MYTH AND MEDIUM - I M GOING TO TELL YOU ANOTHER STORY ................................................................................... 41 BY SUSAN PARSONS, JODY BEAUMONT, GLENDA BOLT, AND GEORGETTE MCLEOD CREATING A LIVING ART COLLECTION - A MODEL ........................................................................................................... 47 BY WALTER BONAISE, VIVIANE GRAY, AND ANN SMITH THE EXHIBITION OF ABORIGINAL HERITAGE AT THE MCCORD MUSEUM .............................................................................. 53 BY ANNE MACKAY OBJECT JOURNEYS: INTERNATIONAL LENDING AND INCREASING ACCESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR TLICHO CULTURAL ARTIFACTS FROM THE NATIONAL MUSEUMS SCOTLAND ....................................................................................................... 61 BY CHARLES STABLE AND ROSALIE SCOTT DAY 2: COLLABORATIONS: BEST PRACTICES / JOUR 2 : COLLABORATIONS : REUSSITES ET DEFIS HERITAGE AND LIFE OF THE METIS IN THEIR HOMELAND .................................................................................................. 69 BY RAOUL MCKAY RENEWAL OF A KWAKWAKA WAKW HAMSAMI MASK: COMMUNITY DIRECTION AND COLLABORATION FOR THE TREATMENT OF CULTURAL HERITAGE AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN - A PANEL PRESENTATION ........... 75 BY MARIAN ANDREA KAMINITZ, BARBARA S. MOGEL, BARBARA CRANMER, JESSICA JOHNSON, KEVIN CRANMER, AND THOMAS V. HILL LES BANQUES CULTURELLES DU MALI : UNE EXPERIENCE NOVATRICE DE PRESERVATION ET DE DIFFUSION DU PATRIMOINE CULTUREL ................................................................................................................................................... 89 PAR ALDIOUMA YATTARA P ROCEEDINGS OF S YMPOSIUM 2007 I TRADITIONAL USE AND SCHOLARLY INVESTIGATION: A COLLABORATIVE PROJECT TO CONSERVE THE KHIPU OF SAN CRISTOBAL DE RAPAZ ........................................................................................................................................ 95 BY RENATA PETERS, FRANK SALOMON, ROSA CHOQUE GONZALEZ, AND ROSALIA CHOQUE GONZALEZ CURATORS, COLLECTIONS, AND COMMUNITIES: THREE CASE STUDIES IN COLLABORATION ................................................... 101 BY JUDY THOMPSON, INGRID KRITSCH, AND SUZAN MARIE UNDERSTANDING MUSEUM ARTIFACTS: THE ROLE OF TRADITION BEARERS AND MATERIAL ANALYSIS IN INVESTIGATING SKIN PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY ................................................................................................................................... 109 BY TORUNN KLOKKERNES AND ANNE MAY OLLI CONSERVATION OF A FROZEN FIRST NATIONS ROBE ....................................................................................................... 115 BY KJERSTIN MACKIE TOTEM POLE CONSERVATION: AN ONGOING TREATMENT PROGRAM .................................................................................. 121 BY ANDREW TODD CONSERVIN NATIVE CULTURES .................................................................................................................................... 127 BY YA YA AXGAGOODIIT (CHARLES PETER JOSEPH HEIT) OUR LEGACY : UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN ABORIGINAL ARCHIVAL DIGITIZATION PROJECT .......................................... 133 BY CHERYL AVERY AND DEBORAH LEE EXPERIENCES FROM THE AMERICAS / EXPERIENCES DES AMERIQUES THE MATERIAL LIFE OF INTANGIBLE THINGS: THREE EXPERIENCES FROM BRAZIL ............................................................... 139 BY MARCELA S. COELHO DE SOUZA THE FUTURE OF OUR PAST: TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION TO RESTRUCTURE THE ETHNOGRAPHIC COLLECTION AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY, MEXICO ......................................................................................................... 147 BY ALEJANDRO GONZALEZ VILLARRUEL GUATEMALA S EXPERIENCE IN THE PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION OF INDIGENOUS CULTURAL HERITAGE (ABSTRACT) ................................................................................................................................... 157 BY OLGA LIDIA XICARA MENDEZ DAY 3: TECHNICAL AND TRADITIONAL APPROACHES / JOUR 3 : APPROCHES TECHNIQUES ET TRADITIONNELLES THE INUIT: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE ........................................................................................................................ 161 BY MARIANO AUPILARDJUK INTEGRATING TECHNICAL AND TRADITIONAL APPROACHES TO CONSERVATION OF ABORIGINAL OBJECTS AT THE CANADIAN CONSERVATION INSTITUTE ........................................................................................................................... 167 BY CHARLES COSTAIN PESTICIDES / PESTICIDES PESTICIDE CONTAMINATION: WORKING TOGETHER TO FIND A COMMON SOLUTION ............................................................ 175 BY P. JANE SIROIS, JESSICA S. JOHNSON, AARON SHUGAR, JENNIFER POULIN, AND ODILE MADDEN PRESERVING THE TRUST: THE PESTICIDE RESIDUE PROJECT AT THE MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY .......................................... 187 BY KATHLEEN BOND AND HEIDI SWIERENGA II A CTES DU S YMPOSIUM 2007 DECONTAMINATING SACRED OBJECTS OF THE HAUDENOSAUNEE ....................................................................................... 195 BY RICHARD W. HILL AND PETER REUBEN PESTICIDE REMOVAL STUDIES FOR CULTURAL OBJECTS ...................................................................................................... 217 BY NANCY ODEGAARD AND WERNER S. ZIMMT CONSERVATION IN THE COMMUNITY / LA CONSERVATION DANS LA COMMUNAUTE ABORIGINAL HERITAGE: THE CHALLENGES OF ITS TRANSMISSION IN A POST-COLONIAL CONTEXT .......................................... 227 BY LAURETTE GREGOIRE AND ELISE DUBUC MANAGING THE SACRED: THE HISTORY OF COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT AT THE WOODLAND CULTURAL CENTRE ...................... 233 BY THOMAS V. HILL COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS AMONG NATIVE MUSEUMS AND CULTURAL CENTERS: A CASE STUDY FROM THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES .................................................................................................................................... 239 BY KIMBERLEY HATCHER-WHITE, MEREDITH LAINE VASTA, AND DOUGLAS CURRIE MI KMAWEY DEBERT CULTURAL CENTRE: CULTURAL MEMORY TIMELINE EMBEDDED IN THE MI KMAQ LEGENDS OF KLUSKAP .............................................................................................................................................................. 245 BY GERALD GLOADE THE PUKIK LOCAL CULTURAL COMMITTEE RE-ESTABLISHES TRADITIONAL CULTURAL PRACTICES OF THE INUKJUAMIUT ............. 253 BY NANCY PALLISER KALAI AND LOUIS GAGNON WEB-BASED TECHNOLOGY AND CONSERVATION / TECHNOLOGIE ET CONSERVATION WEB PROJECT NAMING: INUIT PHOTO IDENTIFICATION PROJECT .................................................................................................. 257 BY BETH GREENHORN THE VIRTUAL MUSEUM OF METIS HISTORY AND CULTURE: HOW CAN WEB-BASED TECHNOLOGY CONTRIBUTE TO THE PRESERVATION OF MATERIAL OBJECTS? ................................................................................................................. 265 BY DAVID MORIN TIPATSHIMUNA: INNU STORIES FROM THE LAND: USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY IN THE PRESERVATION OF MATERIAL CULTURE ................................................................................................................................................. 269 BY WENDY A. THOMAS DAY 4: ENHANCING CAPACITY / JOUR 4 : RENFORCER LES CAPACITES MANAADJIYINDJ IYAA MANIDOO NAYAAGADJITOODJ KIJE-ASIN MAZINAAKOBIIHIGANAN - HONOURING THE SPIRITS OF SACRED PICTOGRAPHS .............................................................................................................................................. 277 BY WILLIAM A. ALLEN, LIAM M. BRADY, AND PETER DECONTIE FIRST NATIONS CONFEDERACY OF CULTURAL EDUCATION CENTRES. ENHANCING CAPACITY: THE BUILDING BLOCKS FOR EXCELLENCE .......................................................................................................................................................... 291 BY GILBERT W. WHITEDUCK EDUCATION/ EDUCATION AN OVERVIEW OF THE ABORIGINAL TRAINING PROGRAM IN MUSEUM PRACTICES (ATPMP) - A PROGRAM WITHIN THE CANADIAN MUSEUM OF CIVILIZATION (CMC) ....................................................................................................... 297 BY JAMESON C. BRANT, JOHN MOSES, AND MARTHA SEGAL P ROCEEDINGS OF S YMPOSIUM 2007 III COLLABORATIVE CONSERVATION EDUCATION: THE UCLA/GETTY PROGRAM AND THE AGUA CALIENTE CULTURAL MUSEUM . .305 BY ELLEN J. PEARLSTEIN PRESERVING AN INUIT WHALEBONE SCULPTURE AT QUEEN S UNIVERSITY .......................................................................... 311 BY KRYSIA SPIRYDOWICZ COLLABORATING WITH ABORIGINAL COMMUNITIES: TWO CASE STUDIES .......................................................................... 317 BY GAYLE MCINTYRE ARCHAEOLOGY AND ROCK ART I ARCHEOLOGIE ET ART RUPESTRE ABORIGINAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON CONSERVATION AND STEWARDSHIP: EXAMPLES FROM THE PLAINS AND PLATEAU ........................................................................................................................................... 325 BY MICHAEL A. KLASSEN THE YUWENGAYAY PRESERVATION PROJECT ................................................................................................................. 333 BY ANDREW THORN PERSPECTIVES ON ROCK ART CONSERVATION AT WRITING-ON-STONE PROVINCIAL PARK, ALBERTA ........................................ 341 BY JACK W. BRINK AND NARCISSE BLOOD IN SITU CONSERVATION OF HERITAGE MATERIAL ............................................................................................................. 351 BY ELDON YELLOWHORN NATIVE VOICE AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE INTELLECTUAL LANDSCAPE ..................................................................... 355 BY GERALD MCMASTER POSTERS / AFFICHES CAREER AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES IN THE HERITAGE PRESERVATION FIELD ............................................................ 361 BY MELISSA ADAMS A PILOT PROJECT OF ANALYSIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF TWO CANADIAN ABORIGINAL TREATIES ........................................ 363 BY MICHAEL ATTAS, DOUGLAS GOLTZ, PAUL BEGIN, NANCY BINNIE, DAVID GRATTAN, P. JANE SIROIS, SEASON TSE, R. SCOTT WILLIAMS, GREGORY YOUNG, CATHERINE CRAIG-BULLEN, JOHN GRACE, MARY MURPHY, AND MARY JANE JONES ETHICS IN ABORIGINAL ART CONSERVATION: THE CONSERVATION OF A KWAKIUTL FEAST DISH AT THE CANADIAN MUSEUM OF CIVILIZATION .......................................................................................................................... 365 BY JEAN DENDY CHALLENGING COLLECTIONS AND TRADITIONAL PRACTICES: STUDENT CONSERVATORS OPEN BOXES AND MINDS IN A MUSEUM STORE ................................................................................................................................................. 367 BY EVE GRAVES INDIAN GAMING AND CASINOS AND THE PRESERVATION AND RESURGENCE OF NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURAL HERITAGE ....... 369 BY ANNE TURNER GUNNISON THE STEEL MOUNT FOR EXHIBITION OF CREST ( TOTEM ) POLES ....................................................................................... 371 BY JAMES HAY THE GWICH IN TRADITIONAL CARIBOU SKIN CLOTHING PROJECT ....................................................................................... 373 BY INGRID KRITSCH, ALESTINE ANDRE, AND JUDY THOMPSON IV A CTES DU S YMPOSIUM 2007 TEACHING RESPECT: ENGENDERING CULTURAL LITERACY IN AN ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT ................................................. 375 BY MARCIA LANGTON AND ROBYN SLOGGETT ACCOMMODATING DIVERSE VALUE SYSTEMS IN COLLECTION PRESERVATION BY USING RISK ASSESSMENT ......................... 379 BY STEFAN MICHALSKI CONSERVATOR AND TRADITIONAL CRAFTSMAN: A CONSERVATION CASE STUDY OF THE HALE PILI HAWAIIAN HOUSE .............. 381 BY VAIMU A LOLOHEA MULIAVA WHO S THE EXPERT? OR WHAT WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER ....................................................................................... 383 BY JILL NORWOOD PATTERNS OF ADHESIVE USE IN PREHISTORIC AND MODERN REPAIRS OF SOUTHWESTERN POTTERY AT THE ARIZONA STATE MUSEUM ............................................................................................................................................ 385 BY NANCY ODEGAARD AND CHRISTOPHER WHITE THE LEGENDS PROJECT - STORIES AND MYTHS OF CANADA S ABORIGINAL PEOPLE .......................................................... 389 BY MANISHAN PIWAS AND BARBARA WORTHY BEYOND PESTICIDES: TOXINS FOUND ON MUSEUM OBJECTS ........................................................................................... 393 BY CHERYL PODSIKI WHAT LIES BEHIND? A SEMINAR ON TRADITIONAL METHODS AND THE PRESERVATION OF LEATHER AND FUR ARTIFACTS TO NON-CONSERVATORS ................................................................................................................................. 395 BY TANJA ROSKAR REED CULTURAL PLURALISM: AN EXPLORATION OF UTILIZING INDIGENOUS TECHNIQUES WITHIN CONSERVATION ........................... 397 BY ARIANNA SHACKLE AND RENATA PETERS NEW MUSEUM MODELS: A VALUES AND RIGHTS-BASED APPROACH TO HERITAGE PRESERVATION .................................... 399 BY MOIRA SIMPSON RECONSTRUCTING EARLY CERAMIC VESSELS FROM THE PAS, MANITOBA: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH .................................. 401 BY MORGAN PAMPLIN, KEVIN BROWNLEE, E. LEIGH SYMS, ANDREW FALLAK, AND MYRA L. SITCHON MARC TUNGILIK, CARVER FROM REPULSE BAY ............................................................................................................... 405 BY THERESIE TUNGILIK P ROCEEDINGS OE S YMPOSIUM 2007 V
adam_txt	TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE DES MATIERES DAY 1: MUTUAL LEARNING, RESPECT, AND ETHICS / JOUR 1 : APPRENTISSAGE MUTUEL, RESPECT ET DEONTOLOGIE PERSPECTIVES OF AN ELDER/CURATOR ON THE MEANING OF HERITAGE OBJECTS AND WHY IT IS IMPORTANT TO PRESERVE OBJECTS AND CARE FOR THEM IN A RESPECTFUL MANNER . 3 BY STEPHEN J. AUGUSTINE PRESERVING INUIT CULTURE . 9 BY WINNIE OWINGAYAK CARING FOR THE LIVING, NOT EMBALMING THE DEAD: STORIED OBJECTS AND PRECIOUS LEGACY IN MUSEUM COLLECTIONS . .15 BY SHERRY FARRELL RACETTE PRESERVING ABORIGINAL HERITAGE: THE NEED FOR DIVERSITY AND EQUITY IN THE CONSERVATION PROFESSION . 23 BY JOHN MOSES CONSERVATION, PROTOCOLS, AND PRAXIS . 27 BY MIRIAM CLAVIR CONSERVATION AND THE FOUR VALUES OF THE LAKOTA . 35 BY KIM CULLEN COBB, ANNA HODSON, AND STEVEN A. TAMAYO MYTH AND MEDIUM - I'M GOING TO TELL YOU ANOTHER STORY . 41 BY SUSAN PARSONS, JODY BEAUMONT, GLENDA BOLT, AND GEORGETTE MCLEOD CREATING A LIVING ART COLLECTION - A MODEL . 47 BY WALTER BONAISE, VIVIANE GRAY, AND ANN SMITH THE EXHIBITION OF ABORIGINAL HERITAGE AT THE MCCORD MUSEUM . 53 BY ANNE MACKAY OBJECT JOURNEYS: INTERNATIONAL LENDING AND INCREASING ACCESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR TLICHO CULTURAL ARTIFACTS FROM THE NATIONAL MUSEUMS SCOTLAND . 61 BY CHARLES STABLE AND ROSALIE SCOTT DAY 2: COLLABORATIONS: BEST PRACTICES / JOUR 2 : COLLABORATIONS : REUSSITES ET DEFIS HERITAGE AND LIFE OF THE METIS IN THEIR HOMELAND . 69 BY RAOUL MCKAY RENEWAL OF A KWAKWAKA'WAKW HAMSAMI MASK: COMMUNITY DIRECTION AND COLLABORATION FOR THE TREATMENT OF CULTURAL HERITAGE AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN - A PANEL PRESENTATION . 75 BY MARIAN ANDREA KAMINITZ, BARBARA S. MOGEL, BARBARA CRANMER, JESSICA JOHNSON, KEVIN CRANMER, AND THOMAS V. HILL LES BANQUES CULTURELLES DU MALI : UNE EXPERIENCE NOVATRICE DE PRESERVATION ET DE DIFFUSION DU PATRIMOINE CULTUREL . 89 PAR ALDIOUMA YATTARA P ROCEEDINGS OF S YMPOSIUM 2007 I TRADITIONAL USE AND SCHOLARLY INVESTIGATION: A COLLABORATIVE PROJECT TO CONSERVE THE KHIPU OF SAN CRISTOBAL DE RAPAZ . 95 BY RENATA PETERS, FRANK SALOMON, ROSA CHOQUE GONZALEZ, AND ROSALIA CHOQUE GONZALEZ CURATORS, COLLECTIONS, AND COMMUNITIES: THREE CASE STUDIES IN COLLABORATION . 101 BY JUDY THOMPSON, INGRID KRITSCH, AND SUZAN MARIE UNDERSTANDING MUSEUM ARTIFACTS: THE ROLE OF TRADITION BEARERS AND MATERIAL ANALYSIS IN INVESTIGATING SKIN PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY . 109 BY TORUNN KLOKKERNES AND ANNE MAY OLLI CONSERVATION OF A FROZEN FIRST NATIONS' ROBE . 115 BY KJERSTIN MACKIE TOTEM POLE CONSERVATION: AN ONGOING TREATMENT PROGRAM . 121 BY ANDREW TODD CONSERVIN' NATIVE CULTURES . 127 BY YA'YA AXGAGOODIIT (CHARLES PETER JOSEPH HEIT) "OUR LEGACY": UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN ABORIGINAL ARCHIVAL DIGITIZATION PROJECT . 133 BY CHERYL AVERY AND DEBORAH LEE EXPERIENCES FROM THE AMERICAS / EXPERIENCES DES AMERIQUES THE MATERIAL LIFE OF INTANGIBLE THINGS: THREE EXPERIENCES FROM BRAZIL . 139 BY MARCELA S. COELHO DE SOUZA THE FUTURE OF OUR PAST: TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION TO RESTRUCTURE THE ETHNOGRAPHIC COLLECTION AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY, MEXICO . 147 BY ALEJANDRO GONZALEZ VILLARRUEL GUATEMALA'S EXPERIENCE IN THE PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION OF INDIGENOUS CULTURAL HERITAGE (ABSTRACT) . 157 BY OLGA LIDIA XICARA MENDEZ DAY 3: TECHNICAL AND TRADITIONAL APPROACHES / JOUR 3 : APPROCHES TECHNIQUES ET TRADITIONNELLES THE INUIT: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE . 161 BY MARIANO AUPILARDJUK INTEGRATING TECHNICAL AND TRADITIONAL APPROACHES TO CONSERVATION OF ABORIGINAL OBJECTS AT THE CANADIAN CONSERVATION INSTITUTE . 167 BY CHARLES COSTAIN PESTICIDES / PESTICIDES PESTICIDE CONTAMINATION: WORKING TOGETHER TO FIND A COMMON SOLUTION . 175 BY P. JANE SIROIS, JESSICA S. JOHNSON, AARON SHUGAR, JENNIFER POULIN, AND ODILE MADDEN PRESERVING THE TRUST: THE PESTICIDE RESIDUE PROJECT AT THE MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY . 187 BY KATHLEEN BOND AND HEIDI SWIERENGA II A CTES DU S YMPOSIUM 2007 DECONTAMINATING SACRED OBJECTS OF THE HAUDENOSAUNEE . 195 BY RICHARD W. HILL AND PETER REUBEN PESTICIDE REMOVAL STUDIES FOR CULTURAL OBJECTS . 217 BY NANCY ODEGAARD AND WERNER S. ZIMMT CONSERVATION IN THE COMMUNITY / LA CONSERVATION DANS LA COMMUNAUTE ABORIGINAL HERITAGE: THE CHALLENGES OF ITS TRANSMISSION IN A POST-COLONIAL CONTEXT . 227 BY LAURETTE GREGOIRE AND ELISE DUBUC MANAGING THE SACRED: THE HISTORY OF COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT AT THE WOODLAND CULTURAL CENTRE . 233 BY THOMAS V. HILL COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS AMONG NATIVE MUSEUMS AND CULTURAL CENTERS: A CASE STUDY FROM THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES . 239 BY KIMBERLEY HATCHER-WHITE, MEREDITH LAINE VASTA, AND DOUGLAS CURRIE MI'KMAWEY DEBERT CULTURAL CENTRE: CULTURAL MEMORY TIMELINE EMBEDDED IN THE MI'KMAQ LEGENDS OF KLUSKAP . 245 BY GERALD GLOADE THE PUKIK LOCAL CULTURAL COMMITTEE RE-ESTABLISHES TRADITIONAL CULTURAL PRACTICES OF THE INUKJUAMIUT . 253 BY NANCY PALLISER KALAI AND LOUIS GAGNON WEB-BASED TECHNOLOGY AND CONSERVATION / TECHNOLOGIE ET CONSERVATION WEB PROJECT NAMING: INUIT PHOTO IDENTIFICATION PROJECT . 257 BY BETH GREENHORN THE VIRTUAL MUSEUM OF METIS HISTORY AND CULTURE: HOW CAN WEB-BASED TECHNOLOGY CONTRIBUTE TO THE PRESERVATION OF MATERIAL OBJECTS? . 265 BY DAVID MORIN TIPATSHIMUNA: INNU STORIES FROM THE LAND: USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY IN THE PRESERVATION OF MATERIAL CULTURE . 269 BY WENDY A. THOMAS DAY 4: ENHANCING CAPACITY / JOUR 4 : RENFORCER LES CAPACITES MANAADJIYINDJ IYAA MANIDOO NAYAAGADJITOODJ KIJE-ASIN MAZINAAKOBIIHIGANAN - HONOURING THE SPIRITS OF SACRED PICTOGRAPHS . 277 BY WILLIAM A. ALLEN, LIAM M. BRADY, AND PETER DECONTIE FIRST NATIONS CONFEDERACY OF CULTURAL EDUCATION CENTRES. ENHANCING CAPACITY: THE BUILDING BLOCKS FOR EXCELLENCE . 291 BY GILBERT W. WHITEDUCK EDUCATION/ EDUCATION AN OVERVIEW OF THE ABORIGINAL TRAINING PROGRAM IN MUSEUM PRACTICES (ATPMP) - A PROGRAM WITHIN THE CANADIAN MUSEUM OF CIVILIZATION (CMC) . 297 BY JAMESON C. BRANT, JOHN MOSES, AND MARTHA SEGAL P ROCEEDINGS OF S YMPOSIUM 2007 III COLLABORATIVE CONSERVATION EDUCATION: THE UCLA/GETTY PROGRAM AND THE AGUA CALIENTE CULTURAL MUSEUM . .305 BY ELLEN J. PEARLSTEIN PRESERVING AN INUIT WHALEBONE SCULPTURE AT QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY . 311 BY KRYSIA SPIRYDOWICZ COLLABORATING WITH ABORIGINAL COMMUNITIES: TWO CASE STUDIES . 317 BY GAYLE MCINTYRE ARCHAEOLOGY AND ROCK ART I ARCHEOLOGIE ET ART RUPESTRE ABORIGINAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES ON CONSERVATION AND STEWARDSHIP: EXAMPLES FROM THE PLAINS AND PLATEAU . 325 BY MICHAEL A. KLASSEN THE YUWENGAYAY PRESERVATION PROJECT . 333 BY ANDREW THORN PERSPECTIVES ON ROCK ART CONSERVATION AT WRITING-ON-STONE PROVINCIAL PARK, ALBERTA . 341 BY JACK W. BRINK AND NARCISSE BLOOD IN SITU CONSERVATION OF HERITAGE MATERIAL . 351 BY ELDON YELLOWHORN NATIVE VOICE AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE INTELLECTUAL LANDSCAPE . 355 BY GERALD MCMASTER POSTERS / AFFICHES CAREER AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES IN THE HERITAGE PRESERVATION FIELD . 361 BY MELISSA ADAMS A PILOT PROJECT OF ANALYSIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF TWO CANADIAN ABORIGINAL TREATIES . 363 BY MICHAEL ATTAS, DOUGLAS GOLTZ, PAUL BEGIN, NANCY BINNIE, DAVID GRATTAN, P. JANE SIROIS, SEASON TSE, R. SCOTT WILLIAMS, GREGORY YOUNG, CATHERINE CRAIG-BULLEN, JOHN GRACE, MARY MURPHY, AND MARY JANE JONES ETHICS IN ABORIGINAL ART CONSERVATION: THE CONSERVATION OF A KWAKIUTL FEAST DISH AT THE CANADIAN MUSEUM OF CIVILIZATION . 365 BY JEAN DENDY CHALLENGING COLLECTIONS AND TRADITIONAL PRACTICES: STUDENT CONSERVATORS OPEN BOXES AND MINDS IN A MUSEUM STORE . 367 BY EVE GRAVES INDIAN GAMING AND CASINOS AND THE PRESERVATION AND RESURGENCE OF NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURAL HERITAGE . 369 BY ANNE TURNER GUNNISON THE STEEL MOUNT FOR EXHIBITION OF CREST ("TOTEM") POLES . 371 BY JAMES HAY THE GWICH'IN TRADITIONAL CARIBOU SKIN CLOTHING PROJECT . 373 BY INGRID KRITSCH, ALESTINE ANDRE, AND JUDY THOMPSON IV A CTES DU S YMPOSIUM 2007 TEACHING RESPECT: ENGENDERING CULTURAL LITERACY IN AN ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT . 375 BY MARCIA LANGTON AND ROBYN SLOGGETT ACCOMMODATING DIVERSE VALUE SYSTEMS IN COLLECTION PRESERVATION BY USING RISK ASSESSMENT . 379 BY STEFAN MICHALSKI CONSERVATOR AND TRADITIONAL CRAFTSMAN: A CONSERVATION CASE STUDY OF THE HALE PILI HAWAIIAN HOUSE . 381 BY VAIMU'A LOLOHEA MULIAVA WHO'S THE EXPERT? OR WHAT WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER . 383 BY JILL NORWOOD PATTERNS OF ADHESIVE USE IN PREHISTORIC AND MODERN REPAIRS OF SOUTHWESTERN POTTERY AT THE ARIZONA STATE MUSEUM . 385 BY NANCY ODEGAARD AND CHRISTOPHER WHITE THE LEGENDS PROJECT - STORIES AND MYTHS OF CANADA'S ABORIGINAL PEOPLE . 389 BY MANISHAN PIWAS AND BARBARA WORTHY BEYOND PESTICIDES: TOXINS FOUND ON MUSEUM OBJECTS . 393 BY CHERYL PODSIKI WHAT LIES BEHIND? A SEMINAR ON TRADITIONAL METHODS AND THE PRESERVATION OF LEATHER AND FUR ARTIFACTS TO NON-CONSERVATORS . 395 BY TANJA ROSKAR REED CULTURAL PLURALISM: AN EXPLORATION OF UTILIZING INDIGENOUS TECHNIQUES WITHIN CONSERVATION . 397 BY ARIANNA SHACKLE AND RENATA PETERS NEW MUSEUM MODELS: A VALUES AND RIGHTS-BASED APPROACH TO HERITAGE PRESERVATION . 399 BY MOIRA SIMPSON RECONSTRUCTING EARLY CERAMIC VESSELS FROM THE PAS, MANITOBA: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH . 401 BY MORGAN PAMPLIN, KEVIN BROWNLEE, E. LEIGH SYMS, ANDREW FALLAK, AND MYRA L. 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