Indigenous knowledge and scientific collections: Collaborative research with the Ka’apor Indigenous people
ICOFOM Study Series, vol. 52-1, pp. 138–151
Abstract
This article reflects on the relationship between Indigenous knowledge and scientific collections from the perspective of a collaborative research experience between the Goeldi Museum (Belém, Brazil), Leiden University and the Ka’apor Indigenous people who live in the Alto Turiaçu Indigenous Land – Maranhão (Brazil). We start with a visit to the Goeldi Museum’s scientific collections in September 2022, as part of the BRASILIAE research project, which prompted memory exercises and reflections on Ka’apor knowledge. We will also reflect on the Ka’apor’s own ways of creating and transmitting knowledge, encouraging the participation of women in reflecting on Indigenous knowledge and their role in creating and transmitting knowledge.
Authors 8
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Claudia Leonor López Garcés Aachen
Leiden University · Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi
Affiliation as printed
Leiden University Ð Netherlands Indigenous Education Ð Xiepihu-rena ,
Goeldi Museum (Belém, Brazil),
Investigación colaborativa con el
Leiden University Land -Maranhão
Leiden University Ð Netherlands Indigenous Education Ð Xiepihu-rena, T.I Alto Turia•u, Brazil
Museu Goeldi Ð BelŽm, Brazil
Rosilene TembŽ Turizinho, T.I Alto Turia•u, Brazil
Xiepihu-rena, T.I Alto Turia•u, Brazil
Ð Alto Turia•u, Brazil
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Mariana de Campos Françozo Aachen
Leiden University · Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi
Affiliation as printed
Leiden University Ð Netherlands Indigenous Education Ð Xiepihu-rena ,
Goeldi Museum (Belém, Brazil),
Investigación colaborativa con el
Leiden University Land -Maranhão
Leiden University Ð Netherlands Indigenous Education Ð Xiepihu-rena, T.I Alto Turia•u, Brazil
Museu Goeldi Ð BelŽm, Brazil
Rosilene TembŽ Turizinho, T.I Alto Turia•u, Brazil
Xiepihu-rena, T.I Alto Turia•u, Brazil
Ð Alto Turia•u, Brazil
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Rosilene Tembé Aachen
Affiliation as printed
Leiden University Ð Netherlands Indigenous Education Ð Xiepihu-rena ,
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Affiliation as printed
T.I Alto Turia•u , Brazil
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