Anderson, David George

Loovers, Jan Peter

Wishart, Robert Patrick

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Loovers, Peter

Aberdeen University Research

‘Hard Times are Coming’Architectures of Cultural RevitalisationDavid G.AndersonRobert P. WishartJan Peter LooversFood Sovereignty and local well-being• Subistence activities effected with locally crafted tools bring a high degree of autonomy to provisioning communities;• In the latter half of the 20th century there has been an increasing tendency to rely on industrially produced inputs to facilitate life on the land;• The living memory of previous autonomous technologies is an important chapter in building food sovereignty.Stories of cooperation regarding cultural revitalisation• Many museums have filed away examples of material technologies;• Variously called “repatriation” or “sharing”, dialogues with host communities allow the re-engineering of these artefacts.• The conservations often involve designing new digital tools to access artefacts.Conversations about LodgesGlass Plate PhotographsGwich’in Dog PackJane Charlie Snr finishing the dog packFilming the making of a fishwheelIn low quality: Married to the Riverhttps://youtu.be/Q8j-bQtIocAIn high quality: Married to the Riverhttps://youtu.be/DLJM3Qk6K3oAcknowledgements with thanksTommy Taylor  Amy Taylor Dawn KisounJane Charlie Senior  Thomas KoeAbe Stewart Junior Georgie Moses Knut KitchingRachel OlsonAnita BuDmitry ArzyutovJos DuddingVladimir DavydovGwich’in Tribal Council Department of Cultural HeritageTrond’ëk Hwëch’in Heritage DepartmentNERC Fishwheel ProjectThe Firelight GroupThe University of AberdeenERC Arctic Domus

'Hard Times are Coming' : Architectures of Cultural Revitalization

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