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Headhunting And Colonialism Anthropology And The Circulation Of Human Skulls In The Portuguese Empire 18701930 Ricardo Roque

Name: Headhunting And Colonialism Anthropology And The Circulation Of Human Skulls In The Portuguese Empire 18701930 Ricardo Roque
SKU: BELL-2227718
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Headhunting And Colonialism Anthropology And The Circulation Of Human Skulls In The Portuguese Empire 18701930 Ricardo Roque instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.71 MB

Pages: 357

Author: Ricardo Roque

ISBN: 9780230222052, 0230222056

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Headhunting And Colonialism Anthropology And The Circulation Of Human Skulls In The Portuguese Empire 18701930 Ricardo Roque by Ricardo Roque 9780230222052, 0230222056 instant download after payment.

Explores headhunting in the colonial wars and the collection of heads for European museums, 1870s-1930s. By looking at Portuguese colonialism in East Timor, it shows how indigenous peoples and colonial powers interacted in a mutually dependent way, and how collected remains became objects of political, symbolic, and scientific significance.