收集“这些岛屿的记忆”:追溯1880年后多米尼加共和国和意大利Taíno棉花Cemí的历史

IF 1.1 3区 地球科学 Q2 ANTHROPOLOGY
J. Ostapkowicz, Cecilia Pennacini
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本文描绘了多米尼加共和国唯一幸存的前哥伦布时期的棉花圣物箱(cemí)的收藏历史,通过收藏家鲁道夫·多明戈·坎比亚索·索萨(Rodolfo Domingo Cambiaso Sosa)撰写的一份以前未发表的手稿,并使用意大利的档案文件,确定了它的出处,从19世纪中期开始。cemí是在该国西南部佩蒂特鲁镇(Enriquillo)附近的一个洞穴中发现的,1882年由海军上将朱塞佩·乔瓦尼·巴蒂斯塔·坎比亚索购买,他是多米尼加海军的创始人之一。它出现在纪念1892年西班牙与土著相遇四百周年的国际出版物中,此后不久被送往意大利热那亚。1928年,它进入了都灵皇家古物博物馆的收藏,然后被移交给新成立的人类学和民族志博物馆。它在20世纪70年代被多米尼加学者重新发现,此后激发了许多研究,包括多米尼加共和国和意大利之间重新建立的合作关系。
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Collecting “Remembrances of these Isles”: Tracing the Post-1880 History of a Taíno Cotton Cemí in the Dominican Republic and Italy
This article charts the collection history of the only surviving precolumbian cotton reliquary (cemí) from the Dominican Republic, establishing its provenance from the mid-nineteenth century through a previously unpublished manuscript written by the collector, Rodolfo Domingo Cambiaso Sosa, and using archival documents in Italy. The cemí, found in a cave in the southwest of the country near the town of Petitrou (Enriquillo), was purchased in 1882 by Admiral Giuseppe Giovanni Battista Cambiaso, one of the founders of the Dominican Navy. It emerged in international publications commemorating the quadricentennial of the Spanish–Indigenous encounter in 1892 and shortly thereafter was sent to Genoa, Italy. It entered the collections of Turin's Royal Museum of Antiquities in 1928 before being passed to the newly established Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography. It was rediscovered by Dominican scholars in the 1970s and has inspired numerous investigations since, including renewed collaborative links between the Dominican Republic and Italy.
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