Jamaican healers & plant warriors | In conversation with Charmaine Watkiss | Entangled histories
Warrior women, indigenous knowledge and the legacies of colonialism - Charmaine Watkiss and Alicia Hughes discuss The warrior’s way: safeguarding the natural history of Jamaica, Charmaine’s new piece responding to the work of naturalist, physician and slave owner Sir Hans Sloane, whose collections provided the foundation of The British Museum.
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Видео Jamaican healers & plant warriors | In conversation with Charmaine Watkiss | Entangled histories канала The British Museum
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