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The aim is to explore the relationship and collaboration between the Ethnologisches Museum and the Kotiria community of Macucu.

June 13, 2026Open Access

Macucu: Experiences in Long-term Collaboration between a Museum and an Indigenous Community

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This article describes a collaborative effort to revitalize cultural practices in an indigenous community, highlighting both successes and challenges.

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The aim is to explore the relationship and collaboration between the Ethnologisches Museum and the Kotiria community of Macucu.
Descriptive analysis of the collaboration process between the museum and the Kotiria community.
Documentation of joint activities, including building a longhouse and creating a botanical garden.
Examination of cultural practices and intergenerational learning within the community.
Cultural objects are regarded as living entities that facilitate connections between the museum and the community.
Successful revitalization of cultural practices and enhancement of intergenerational learning.
Identification of tensions and power dynamics within the transcultural collaboration.

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Andrea Scholz (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2cf41ffaef96ed7f0568b2 https://doi.org/10.60827/zfe/jsca.v150i2.8873

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This article describes a collaborative effort to revitalize cultural practices in an indigenous community, highlighting both successes and challenges.

Macucu: Experiences in Long-term Collaboration between a Museum and an Indigenous Community

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Macucu: Experiences in Long-term Collaboration between a Museum and an Indigenous Community

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