These experts from various fields of research and intervention, discuss the social, political and religious practices surrounding wampum in six seminars, presented over two days, through the prism of their multidisciplinary perspectives.
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00:00 Opening remarks
11:08 Panel 1 – Bringing Wampum to Life: From Indigenous Knowledges to Museums and Back | Moderated by Laura Peers, Oxford University, United Kingdom; Trent University, Canada
11:47 “Wampum Belts in France: A Forward-looking History,” Paz Núñez-Regueiro and Leandro Varison, Musée du quai Branly – Jacques-Chirac, France
31:19 “Literacy of Wampum: Understanding the Words it Carries,” Richard Hill Sr., Mohawk College, Canada
54:28 Question Period
1:15:05 Panel 2 – The Materiality of Wampum | Moderated by Jonathan Lainey, McCord Stewart Museum, Canada
1:17:30 “The Materiality of Wampum,” Michael Galban, Seneca Art & Culture Center, Ganondagan State Historic Site, United States
1:43:19 “Their Bearing is Noble and Proud: Wampum as Ornament Among Native Americans,” Nikolaus Stolle, Goethe-Universität, Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany
2:05:21 Question Period
2:28:15 Panel 3 – Perspectives on Transatlantics Wampum | Moderated by Jean-François Lozier, Canadian Museum of History, Canada
2:31:33 “Transatlantic Christian Wampums: A Multifaceted Diplomacy,” Lise Puyo, Université Paris Nanterre, France; University of Exeter, United Kingdom
2:57:00 “A Mi’kmaq Perspective on the Vatican Wampum Belt (1610-1831),” Stephen Augustine, Unama’ki College, Cape Breton University, Canada
3:20:43 Question Period
3:40:40 Elder talk by Kanahsohon Kevin Deer, Kahnawà:ke, Canada
Lectures presented online on February 22, 2024.