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What´s Your Story? : Storytelling kring destinationer, museer och kulturarv i Västerbottens län / What´s Your Story? : Storytelling in destinations, museums and cultural heritage in Västerbotten CountyWiksten Gideonsson, Monica January 2014 (has links)
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Undervisninig i närmiljö : Hur elever och pedagoger anser att undervisning på historisk plats gynnar inlärningen / Education in local environmentEdvinsson, Malin January 2020 (has links)
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Ett repatrieringsnätverk : En undersökning av repatrieringen av mänskliga kvarlevor till Gammplatsen 2019 i Lycksele och relationerna som uppstod / A repatriation network : An investigation of the repatriation of human remains to Gammplatsen 2019 in Lycksele and the relationships that aroseGunnar, Carolina January 2020 (has links)
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Återbegravning och Maktobalans: ett arkeologiskt dilemma : Fallstudier av återbegravningar av samiska mänskliga kvarlevor i Sverige / Reburial and Power Imbalance : An Archaeological Dilemma : Case studies concerning repatriation of Sámi human remains in SwedenArrhenius, Julia January 2022 (has links)
The purpose of this essay is to investigate two different cases of reburial of Sámi human remains in Sweden, these being the reburial of Soejvengeele “the shadow man” in Tärnaby 2002, whose grave was excavated in 1950 by ethnologist Ernst Manker. The second case consist of the reburial in Lycksele 2019 of human remains of about 25 individuals which were excavated in 1950-51 by Västerbottens museum under the guidance of Karl Cajmatz. The essay aims to recognize the differences and similarities in how the cases have been handled by the authorities, museums and organisations involved. Another aim of this paper is to navigate the discourse regarding questions of ethical research of indigenous human remains, and what role archaeology has played in the historical context of power imbalance between the Sámi indigenous society and the Swedish State.
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