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Workshop: characterisation of plant fibres from New Zealand: Documentation of a guest colleague projectat the Swedish National Heritage Board
Världskulturmuseerna.
Swedish National Heritage Board.
Swedish National Heritage Board.
2023 (English)Report (Other academic)
Abstract [sv]

På Världskulturmuseerna finns en samling som Sir Joseph Banks tog med sig från kapten James Cooks första expedition 1768–1771. Denna samling inbegriper bland annat en sällsynt maorimantel, ID 1848.01.0064. Catherine Smith, University of Otago i Nya Zeeland, hörde av sig till museet med en förfrågan om ett materialprov från denna maorimantel. Catherine Smith informerade museet om att den här manteln är en av sjubevarade maorimantlar i museisamlingar, som tillverkats med Rãrangatekniken. I sin forskning försöker hon visa på en koppling mellanpolynesiska migranter till Nya Zeeland (de första nybyggarna) och detekniker som användes för att tillverka mantlarna.

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The ethnographic museum of the Museums of World Culture has a collection that Sir Joseph Banks brought back from Captain James Cook’s first expedition 1768–1771. This collection includes a rare Maori cape, ID1848.01.0064, for which the museum received a sample request from Catherine Smith of the University of Otago in New Zealand. Catherine Smith informed the museum that this cape is one of seven surviving Maori capes made using the Rãranga technique in museumcollections. In her research, she is trying to show a link between Polynesianmigrants to New Zealand (the first settlers) and the techniques used to makethe capes.

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Museisamlingar, Materialprovning, Växtfibrer, Växter, Sverige, Världskulturmuseerna, Tekniker, Maori
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History Natural Sciences
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URN: urn:nbn:se:raa:diva-7851OAI: oai:DiVA.org:raa-7851DiVA, id: diva2:1734496
Available from: 2023-02-06 Created: 2023-02-06 Last updated: 2025-09-04Bibliographically approved

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