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CV: Jesper
Kurt-Nielsen
Historian and is working
for the National Museum of Denmark, Research an exhibitions,
Ethnographical Collections in Ghana as a project consultant.
Has a background as an officer in the territorial army of Denmark and
has formerly worked as a consultant to the Danish Ministry of Foreign
Affairs.
He is studying and
documenting Danish presence in Dutch East India and on Nias.
He has also documented
the collecting of ethnographical objects on Nias for the Danish
National Museum in 1925-27. And he has photographed in the villages in
South Nias in an effort to document changes since 1927.
He has publicised the
following articles on Nias:
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Moderator, developer and designer of the homepage:
http://nias.natmus.dk
in cooperation within the ASEMUS framework and the
Museum National, Indonesia, Asian Civilisations Museum Singapore,
National Museum of Ethnology, Leiden and the Royal Tropical Museum
in Amsterdam.
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2004 |
Et Sværd med Tigertænder:
Article in danish concerning a sword from Nias collected by the
Danish botanist Oluf Hagerup in 1917. nr.103. Nyt, Magazine for
the National Museum of Denmark
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2003 |
Ephemeral Isle:
Article and photographs, Tradition and tourism vie for the future
of Nias. ICON Magazine. World Monuments Fund, New York, summer
edition.
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2003 |
Manden Der Ikke Ville Være Høflig:
Article concerning the persons behind the
collecting of objects and photographs on Nias in 1925-27. Homepage
on Nias, National Museum Denmark
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