Roles and Challenges of the Museums in South America: A Bird’s Eye View

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2026
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Abstract
Abstract Museums in South America play an essential role in the constitution of the scientific field, but their role is also associated with the history of the countries. This relationship has been formed in a defined way because of various aspects that involve the process of science construction and the link between past cultures and historical memory. Some important museums in the region were founded in the early nineteenth century in the desire to build national states. Our goal is to reflect on the directions and trends of some archeology museums in South America, focusing mainly on some cases of Brazil and Peru, among other brief references to other museums that are changing their discourse and trying to be more inclusive, referring to issues such as gender or Indigenous peoples
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Authors Denise Pozzi-Escot, Alejandra Saladino
Journal Oxford University Press eBooks
Year 2026
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10.1093/oxfordhb/9780195391367.013.85
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